This is a good trucker. Deserves every bit of that 100k salary man enjoy that for real and take care of yourself at the end of the day family and your body is what matters
LMFAO what about wildland firefighters making 50k. Let me tell you this guy deserves to make more than me, when I'm a first responder. What do you do exactly? I just drive and complain about cars
@@yourmanzach2307it not an advertisement it actually true. Those guys get paid well. Even if you aren’t pushing hard 100k a year is possible. For any trucker it possible. The lowest any trucker should make is 80k
Hes making that much because of three reasons. Walmart pays well for mileage. Companies pay well for high experience and clean driving records. And lastly, hes an otr driver. If hes averaging 2300 miles a week, hes not coming home everyday. Local positions tend to pay less.
Wm is growing their fleet and are seeking 500+ drivers as we speak. Im a supplier for wm and speak to their drivers all day, every day. They just lowered the minimum requirements and you can stay local. Also, if your working for wm currently, they have a warehouse to driver program where they will pay your schooling. Here in california, they each make well over 80k for local routes and 100k+ for otr
Where can I read up on the change in requirements? Less months on your record? I was supposed to be able to apply around March of this year, but a broken spine got in my way. I was hoping to drive with my brother in law out of his DC in Palestine.
This job is interesting! As soon as he saying Hazmat endorsement I was hooked. Good pay, seems like state to state is the only hassle but if they cover mileage, provide great benefits, then trucking for wamart is a good one, thanks for sharing this video
He ain’t making 108k a year, he’s making more. He got 30yrs of experience, he’s making that bread! Walmart ain’t stressing him out, it’s the dam ppl on the road that stressing him out.
Yes Walmart is a great job to get. Get your cdl and grab a job from them. Fuel. Always a place to park eat etc. insurance is great. There are bunches of great trucking companies. I actually am in the interview process. Fingers crossed!! Starting is 82-86 thousands.
@@fpvflyer4758 😂😂😂 $200k. I’m a driver, it’s unskilled labor. Doesn’t even require high school diploma. You’re on crack to think employee drivers should be at $200k. Some are and should be, but most drivers are not worth $75k. Shitting and pissing in parking lots, throwing trash on the ground. Wearing sweat pants and flip flops. Trucking is full of scum bags.
Nice respectful man. You can tell he's a hard loyal worker. Even though he is likely under paid he has no bad words for his daily bread. Highest respect for this guy and know that this is middle life but he gives all his life working hard driving miles and miles, day in day out. Definitely not an easy job.
Driving for Wal-Mart can be great pay. But the micro management is insane. Theres a reason why they pay so much and cant keep drivers. Some times the money isn't worth it.
@@grovedwayne390owner operators are usually the ones that complain the most because they’re the worst drivers! They do whatever they want when they have their truck, so when they go work for a company like Walmart, they think they’re being micromanaged. No, it’s called standards, and if you’re lacking discipline, you’re not going to like it there! Driving is not hard at all, I’ve been doing it for 14 years now. Easiest job!
Its bad enough kids try to make a living asking about what they drive, what their home looks like and now asking annual salary. Its rude to ask people what they make btw. GenZ continues to disappoint the world.
Driver wasn't being held at gun point, he could've ended the "rude" interaction at his discretion. You sound like an old man stuck on old times. The fact that GenZ has figured out a way to get a bigger paycheck from digital work probably also upsets you. Don't forget your tampons next time someone asks you that question old man
All that hard work and risking life driving long distance getting paid so little… college kids fresh outta school getting paid 90k in almost every field with any bachelor of science degree. Respect to the all the truckers.
The uninformed stay poor. Only companies don't want you to talk about pay because they can pay others differently on how they see fit. If you don't ask someone about wages then how tf do you know if it's a good occupation or company to work for? loool companies love clowns like you
I’m ask anybody that if u to scared to share the info then don’t it’s public knowledge anyway because everybody that’s starts working at Walmart now can make up to 1100,000 because of the new trucking raise
I don't think you guys that don't truck drive for a living know what it's like to drive 2200 + miles every week. It's stressful and exhausting just staring at the road dodging psycho drivers road construction zones pedestrians etc. You're working very long hours every day sometimes as long as 14 hours in most companies only give you a 34-hour reset which is less than a day and a half break. You don't even get a full two days off on the weekend and then you have to get right back on the road and do it all over again. Your life is driving that damn truck, so you better really love truck driving and being by yourself day after day after day. $108.000 sounds like a lot of money but you're dealing with everything I mentioned above. You don't really get to enjoy all that money you're making because you don't have much time off. Basically you truck until you drop or quit.
30 years on the road Jesus … thanks for your service because most can’t live the life of a trucker no matter the pay - local/regional/OTR doesn’t matter you will still miss all the important moments with your loved ones
Thats what a lot of owner/operators are doing nowdays, They're parking their own rigs to go work for Walmart until hauls pick up in the trucking industry
I truck drive!! But the time away from home can never be compesated for!! 20yr drivers get a jacket of the company you put so much of your life into... A guy recently passed away over here at my job, and they were nice enough to him on the company website for a week as a condolence, but the Time Away is all I think about I missed funerals and special events, Top it off some of these delivery locations dont even want you to sleep on there property. Good thing: Bill's can be paid
If you own a home that's not leaking or moldy, have more than enough for bills, food & have some savings at even 25k . & have vacation money put away aside from the savings & have good health insurance then you are a millionaire bud...
If he’s Been at Walmart 30yrs even if half of that is driving and he’s a little saavy financially he should be well over a million. Look at what Walmart stock was 30yrs ago
This guy loves it…he’s bumping docks all day everyday not doing a damn thing for 30 years. These drives very rarely do much..they spend the majority of their lives in the truck doing “work.” Good job buddy!
$108,000 and been working there 30 years is far too low for the type of work he’s doing! Meanwhile police officers are making that within 5 years (sometimes the first year in major cities)!!! Something have to be done about that bullcrap!
Most truck drivers I know earn way more but he’s probably getting benefits also included since he’s employed for Walmart directly. If you’re independent then all costs and expenses are on the driver
People don’t talk about how a lot of these cooperate jobs don’t offer you the American leisure to dodge taxes and hide in other tax brackets. So you’ll be paying almost 1/2 of what you make in a year to taxes.
Truckers salary hasn't gone up in years. I knew someone who earned that as a trucker in the 1980s and it's still the same today. It's a good salary but inflation as gone up. They should make $150,000.
Their own website saysa top earneres make 110k a year. So its not like most make that much especially someone new. Remember these peole arent doing 40 hour weeks and often are away from home.
There's so much he's not saying. Lol, i don't know why 🤷🏾♂️ but he's should be trying to get more to come over to our private fleet. I've been here a year and I love it 😊
Worked at walmart on 3rd shift for 2 and half years drivers were almost always late some would help unload but most would be gone or on the phone with boyfriends or girlfriends a lot of them were on drugs and/or sold drugs but they did say its good pay and extremely easy work as long as you dont fall asleep but most would quit or get fired within a couple months so they always needed drivers for immediate hire even have their own cdl classes if you work full time at walmart and have benefits
Bro you really dumb the guy work for 30 years and makes 108 k I work for Costco for 3 years making 80 k a year he probably was making around 50 k 30 years ago
Stay in school Thats 27 bucks an hour For you kids/ also driving a tractor trailer has lots of pitfalls A. Its dangerous B.the pay does not get you a glamorous life C. Down time wich costs you Remember its by the mile If you are loaded incorrectly The product shifts Snow Sleet Tires Et . Etc. Etc These guys should make way more But walmart doesnt pay even adequate for him. Dont forget after 20 to 30yrs Your kidneys/ spine is compressed/ road food Your health will tank. BEST JOB IS?
Well If you figure 14 hr shift every day …it’s not even that much. I didn’t mention being away from friends and family every year…or year after year. Don’t even consider to be a truck driver…go to school if you young and get a real job…a job that you can make same money in 8 hours and a life…a real life .
With CDL class B with hazmat endorsement and only doing local transport I made 80k - 90k. You don’t have to really do state to state to make decent cash.
My bro in law makes north of 100K by a fair amount. I was on track to apply for Walmart by around March of this year, but during 2023 a broken spine, no health insurance/company dropped me, and "not qualifying for medical assistance" all got in the way of that. Hopefully it'll hold up this time though.
Peanut considering their enormous sacrifices. Long away from family and friends, out of shape, poor eating habits, diabetes, and hypertension are so common with this type of work.
Hello, my name is Moses Ejeh Agbulu from Nigeria. This message serves to express my interest in the truck driving position advertised on your Facebook page. With several years of experience as a truck driver and mechanic, I am eager to bring my skills and dedication to your team, contributing to the efficient operation and maintenance of your fleet. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how I can contribute to your organization.
I wouldn’t recommend it, there’s 168 hours in a week, OTR gets paid for 70 hours because it’s the law, you can’t work anymore past that and the rest you stay with the truck for free, local you get paid the same and home daily and and weekends, OTR needs to get paid more, the best way to do OTR is as an owner operator with your own authority and flatbed right now is paying the most last time I checked and if you own the flatbed too, well you are golden there. But either way local is about the same Company or Owner
The problem with truck companies that drivers sacrifice their families for the job and they are not compensated for that, in my company they do a dirty job making a lot of stops, driving far away and driving overnight and that means not sleeping with their wife that means risking their marriage plus risking the licence and life out there with every kind of weather, is not fair, dealing with any kind of traffic and police, also they have to deal with bad dispachers and bosses who lie and are incompetent i hope something change man
Probably he is making double shift for those money…about 14 hours per day…those money includes overtime … So actually he doesn’t make that much per hour….so don’t blame a trucker for inflation prices because he don’t make that much.
It sounds like a lot of money but it’s not. After all they go through a lot shit out there…. Trying to find a place to park for the night…. Probably 20-30 days out…. Away from their family….I personally don’t think it worth it!!! I’m a truck driver too!!!
Walmart is known for being extremely strict on drivers that's why they they pay that amount,but not everyone makes it there!! They have zero tolerance!!
This guy just wants to get back to work.
Fr
😂❤
Nah that dude looks stressed out for driving. Walmart trucker pay is kinda terrible.
@Dizzymarvel over paid
@@Dizzymarvel
The man makes $120,000 a year 😂
This is a good trucker. Deserves every bit of that 100k salary man enjoy that for real and take care of yourself at the end of the day family and your body is what matters
Yeah and extra pussies 😅
He feeds the nation… this man should be celebrated for his sacrifices
He feeds nothing. He just delivers.
That's work no sacrifice
Christ should be celebrated for His sacrifice.
Farmers feed the nation. These guys just drive the stuff whereever
GOD FEEDS THE WHOLE WORLD ❤️
Truck drivers need to be compensated for loss of family.
LMFAO what about wildland firefighters making 50k. Let me tell you this guy deserves to make more than me, when I'm a first responder. What do you do exactly? I just drive and complain about cars
@@blu3savag355You chose that occupation deal with it…
@blu3savag355 We all have to eat…without these grocery store drivers, that would be really hard for the majority of people.
@@blu3savag355wtf are you talking about😂😂
@@blu3savag355truck driving is the most essential business and employs more people than any other industry in America besides food.
CDL with Hazmat endorsement. That's why he's making 108k a year. Don't expect to be making that much when you first start.
Pretty sure Walmart was advertising about 100k. They need drivers. Hazmat is not that difficult to get.
@@yourmanzach2307it not an advertisement it actually true. Those guys get paid well. Even if you aren’t pushing hard 100k a year is possible. For any trucker it possible. The lowest any trucker should make is 80k
You do make that when you start. Easily.
Hes making that much because of three reasons. Walmart pays well for mileage. Companies pay well for high experience and clean driving records. And lastly, hes an otr driver. If hes averaging 2300 miles a week, hes not coming home everyday. Local positions tend to pay less.
You also need experience to work for Walmart and a super clean driving record and I heard they are ssssuuuuuuper strict.
God bless you brother.
He looks like Cleo McDowell from coming to America movie 😂
Wm is growing their fleet and are seeking 500+ drivers as we speak. Im a supplier for wm and speak to their drivers all day, every day. They just lowered the minimum requirements and you can stay local. Also, if your working for wm currently, they have a warehouse to driver program where they will pay your schooling. Here in california, they each make well over 80k for local routes and 100k+ for otr
I'm in NC. Wonder if they would help me get CDL. I have spotless driving record
Local? I’d love to just run Michigan only lol. Maybe Toledo,Ohio and Chicago in the summer.
Where can I read up on the change in requirements? Less months on your record? I was supposed to be able to apply around March of this year, but a broken spine got in my way. I was hoping to drive with my brother in law out of his DC in Palestine.
Where in California?
This job is interesting! As soon as he saying Hazmat endorsement I was hooked. Good pay, seems like state to state is the only hassle but if they cover mileage, provide great benefits, then trucking for wamart is a good one, thanks for sharing this video
He most likely uses their trucks😊
He is a company driver, they primarily use company drivers.
Walmart is really picky with their drivers. You basically need 3 years of experience with a spotless driving record. Most drivers don't qualify.
That trucker dude looks stressed out, they aren’t paying this guy enough. Something gotta change.
$108,000 is a lot
He ain’t making 108k a year, he’s making more. He got 30yrs of experience, he’s making that bread! Walmart ain’t stressing him out, it’s the dam ppl on the road that stressing him out.
@@spudwickthrockmorton2112 not before taxes, unions dues, and other deductions get ahold of his pay.
Walmart drivers are paid good money
2200-2600 miles for 108k is great money.
They have lots of expenses, too.. He is a Professional. Professional Drivers like him have my full respect on the road. Thank you Sir!
Yes Walmart is a great job to get. Get your cdl and grab a job from them. Fuel. Always a place to park eat etc. insurance is great. There are bunches of great trucking companies. I actually am in the interview process. Fingers crossed!! Starting is 82-86 thousands.
Not bad! Hope you got the job my friend
Good luck, I hear the micro management is the worst. But part of me still wants to try
Truck drivers are so underpaid. Respect to all the truckers!
108k is underpaid? How much do you think would be good?
@@wattsong762 200k. Truckers are the back bone of our economy
@@fpvflyer4758 😂😂😂 $200k. I’m a driver, it’s unskilled labor. Doesn’t even require high school diploma. You’re on crack to think employee drivers should be at $200k. Some are and should be, but most drivers are not worth $75k. Shitting and pissing in parking lots, throwing trash on the ground. Wearing sweat pants and flip flops. Trucking is full of scum bags.
@@fpvflyer4758dude 108k is starting. I know truck driver make half a mil a year.
@@fpvflyer4758everyone is underpaid calm down fall in line and get back to work ;)
These dudes deliver our goods...the deserve our respect
Nice respectful man. You can tell he's a hard loyal worker. Even though he is likely under paid he has no bad words for his daily bread.
Highest respect for this guy and know that this is middle life but he gives all his life working hard driving miles and miles, day in day out.
Definitely not an easy job.
Driving for Wal-Mart can be great pay. But the micro management is insane. Theres a reason why they pay so much and cant keep drivers. Some times the money isn't worth it.
That's why I still haven't applied 😂 9 years trucking so far
Micromanagement as far as
@@grovedwayne390owner operators are usually the ones that complain the most because they’re the worst drivers! They do whatever they want when they have their truck, so when they go work for a company like Walmart, they think they’re being micromanaged. No, it’s called standards, and if you’re lacking discipline, you’re not going to like it there! Driving is not hard at all, I’ve been doing it for 14 years now. Easiest job!
@@101stairborne6how’s your back?
Its bad enough kids try to make a living asking about what they drive, what their home looks like and now asking annual salary. Its rude to ask people what they make btw. GenZ continues to disappoint the world.
Driver wasn't being held at gun point, he could've ended the "rude" interaction at his discretion.
You sound like an old man stuck on old times. The fact that GenZ has figured out a way to get a bigger paycheck from digital work probably also upsets you.
Don't forget your tampons next time someone asks you that question old man
All that hard work and risking life driving long distance getting paid so little… college kids fresh outta school getting paid 90k in almost every field with any bachelor of science degree. Respect to the all the truckers.
The interviewer is so excited asking 2000 questions 😅🤣
Never ask a grown man how much he makes…it’s like asking a women her age
Facts😂😂 know I'm gonna say lower like heck😂😂
You don’t answer that f**** question.
“ none of your business! “
The uninformed stay poor. Only companies don't want you to talk about pay because they can pay others differently on how they see fit. If you don't ask someone about wages then how tf do you know if it's a good occupation or company to work for? loool companies love clowns like you
I’m ask anybody that if u to scared to share the info then don’t it’s public knowledge anyway because everybody that’s starts working at Walmart now can make up to 1100,000 because of the new trucking raise
Driving is not for everyone. First of all, you must have an understanding and respectful, faithful wife at home!
2200+ miles a week just to break 100k. That’s tough!. Add loading, unloading duties- wear n tear on knees and back. These people are tough.
Wm driver aren't allowed to touch freight...
They only drive. Back up to dock sit wait for truck to be unloaded by crew dock workers. Then to the next stop. They are not allowed to touch freight.
@@chri8067 I have seen my local area CVS and Walgreens drivers take off pallets on their routes. It maybe for some but not for all.
I drive for Dollar General. That's what you're talking about there. WM is no touch freight.
I don't think you guys that don't truck drive for a living know what it's like to drive 2200 + miles every week. It's stressful and exhausting just staring at the road dodging psycho drivers road construction zones pedestrians etc. You're working very long hours every day sometimes as long as 14 hours in most companies only give you a 34-hour reset which is less than a day and a half break. You don't even get a full two days off on the weekend and then you have to get right back on the road and do it all over again. Your life is driving that damn truck, so you better really love truck driving and being by yourself day after day after day. $108.000 sounds like a lot of money but you're dealing with everything I mentioned above. You don't really get to enjoy all that money you're making because you don't have much time off. Basically you truck until you drop or quit.
30 years on the road Jesus … thanks for your service because most can’t live the life of a trucker no matter the pay - local/regional/OTR doesn’t matter you will still miss all the important moments with your loved ones
Respect sir ❤. God bless you real good!
Walmart is a GREAT place to drive, only things is the loss of family time. I absolutely loved working for them
$100,000 Walmart drivers, make this match
Thats what a lot of owner/operators are doing nowdays, They're parking their own rigs to go work for Walmart until hauls pick up in the trucking industry
108 starting?? What a joke...not even a owner operator make that kind on money.. or he must run over 80 hours per week..drop/hook
I truck drive!! But the time away from home can never be compesated for!! 20yr drivers get a jacket of the company you put so much of your life into...
A guy recently passed away over here at my job, and they were nice enough to him on the company website for a week as a condolence, but the Time Away is all I think about
I missed funerals and special events, Top it off some of these delivery locations dont even want you to sleep on there property.
Good thing: Bill's can be paid
It’s a Raider Nation … Raiiiiiderrrsssss!!!! Keep making your money dawg.
Interviewer: You work as a truck driver for Walmart. What do you do exactly
Walmart driver: (Is he kidding)
I hate tha f... question...when they ask me what's my earnings I send them to hell 😈
Okay get over yourself. Why is it a secret lol
Interviewer: So you're a truck driver for Walmart? So what do you do exactly?
Walmart truck driver:
If he's not a millionaire I'm going to cry
If you own a home that's not leaking or moldy, have more than enough for bills, food & have some savings at even 25k . & have vacation money put away aside from the savings & have good health insurance then you are a millionaire bud...
@@dbdnrbdb100% agreed man
@@dbdnrbdbAGREED!! My grandpa is a millionaire! Proud of him for that.
@@dbdnrbdbima drink to that
If he’s Been at Walmart 30yrs even if half of that is driving and he’s a little saavy financially he should be well over a million. Look at what Walmart stock was 30yrs ago
This guy loves it…he’s bumping docks all day everyday not doing a damn thing for 30 years. These drives very rarely do much..they spend the majority of their lives in the truck doing “work.”
Good job buddy!
lololol that's how they get you with 50 cent 😂
Bless him he looks like a good guy 👍🏻
Brother never tell people how much you make,because he's broke.
$108,000 and been working there 30 years is far too low for the type of work he’s doing! Meanwhile police officers are making that within 5 years (sometimes the first year in major cities)!!! Something have to be done about that bullcrap!
😂😂BS!!! $Police start at $50k and push it to maybe $65 max! Knock it off!
He literally said starting is 108k.
If you add up all the hrs they are away from home doing this it always comes down to like $8-$15 an hour though.
Wow. Aside from getting paid to work you’d want compensation from being away from home ? Talk about entitlement
Most truck drivers I know earn way more but he’s probably getting benefits also included since he’s employed for Walmart directly. If you’re independent then all costs and expenses are on the driver
I run dedicated..5 nights 2000...6 nights..2400...im home every day...no slipseat...God is good..
He looks alike Ronnie Coleman.
Not
Yeeeeeeeeeah buddy.
All blacks look the same, luckily this one is one of the good ones. Speaking proper and working very rare of these primitives
@@Destroyer-Grizzly-BIHlight WEIGHT!
I was thinking more like John Amos..
Been doing it 30 years. Means he's dedicated. He makes better than the $100k based on experience it's not an easy job. Well done.
Truck drivers should get paid more. They are the backbone of this country
God bless you
God bless America 🇺🇸
😂😂😂😂😂
People don’t talk about how a lot of these cooperate jobs don’t offer you the American leisure to dodge taxes and hide in other tax brackets. So you’ll be paying almost 1/2 of what you make in a year to taxes.
Truckers salary hasn't gone up in years. I knew someone who earned that as a trucker in the 1980s and it's still the same today. It's a good salary but inflation as gone up. They should make $150,000.
“So you’re a truck driver for Walmart? What is it you do exactly?”
Wow. Just wow. 🤦🏻♂️
Starting $108k. Thats higher than new graduate engineers get in San Diego.
120 hrs week & sleep in trailer Lol
Their own website saysa top earneres make 110k a year. So its not like most make that much especially someone new. Remember these peole arent doing 40 hour weeks and often are away from home.
Guy can’t tell if your a cop or not
There's so much he's not saying. Lol, i don't know why 🤷🏾♂️ but he's should be trying to get more to come over to our private fleet. I've been here a year and I love it 😊
2200 to 2600 damn near va to Cali every week
Worked at walmart on 3rd shift for 2 and half years drivers were almost always late some would help unload but most would be gone or on the phone with boyfriends or girlfriends a lot of them were on drugs and/or sold drugs but they did say its good pay and extremely easy work as long as you dont fall asleep but most would quit or get fired within a couple months so they always needed drivers for immediate hire even have their own cdl classes if you work full time at walmart and have benefits
Bro had to really think about that answer. He didn't look happy revealing the amount.
This is true worked for walmart distribution center and met alot drivers that were making this money.but not home often
Next CEO looking to cut cost will do away with companie drivers. And contract SWIFT.AND
GET RID OF OVER PAID DRIVERS.
His CDL is what is making him all of that money friends. We all know Walmart isn't that generous to their employees.
That’s a lie 😢 for a starting salary at Walmart….they start you way lower than that!
Bro you really dumb the guy work for 30 years and makes 108 k I work for Costco for 3 years making 80 k a year he probably was making around 50 k 30 years ago
Drivers do start at that!
Stay in school
Thats 27 bucks an hour
For you kids/ also driving a tractor trailer has lots of pitfalls
A. Its dangerous
B.the pay does not get you a glamorous life
C. Down time wich costs you
Remember its by the mile
If you are loaded incorrectly
The product shifts
Snow
Sleet
Tires
Et . Etc. Etc
These guys should make way more
But walmart doesnt pay even adequate for him.
Dont forget after 20 to 30yrs
Your kidneys/ spine is compressed/ road food
Your health will tank.
BEST JOB IS?
People like this are special
Kid asking questions sounds like he scared to even talk
Well
If you figure 14 hr shift every day …it’s not even that much.
I didn’t mention being away from friends and family every year…or year after year.
Don’t even consider to be a truck driver…go to school if you young and get a real job…a job that you can make same money in 8 hours and a life…a real life .
With CDL class B with hazmat endorsement and only doing local transport I made 80k - 90k. You don’t have to really do state to state to make decent cash.
Me driving otr only making 50k
No touch freight open up back it up. Wait it up on you go!!
My bro in law makes north of 100K by a fair amount. I was on track to apply for Walmart by around March of this year, but during 2023 a broken spine, no health insurance/company dropped me, and "not qualifying for medical assistance" all got in the way of that. Hopefully it'll hold up this time though.
This guy got the 1,000 mile stare. He's done.
I didn’t know John Amos drove a truck. Wow!!!!
Not even $20,000 more than Papa Johns when Wal Mart is worth billions?
Peanut considering their enormous sacrifices. Long away from family and friends, out of shape, poor eating habits, diabetes, and hypertension are so common with this type of work.
Damn! Man i thought he was a young BB King 😂😂😂!
The required 10 years experience
Hello, my name is Moses Ejeh Agbulu from Nigeria. This message serves to express my interest in the truck driving position advertised on your Facebook page. With several years of experience as a truck driver and mechanic, I am eager to bring my skills and dedication to your team, contributing to the efficient operation and maintenance of your fleet. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how I can contribute to your organization.
If wal mart pays well, then why they are looking for new drivers all the time??????
It's the best driving job in the country by far!
I wouldn’t recommend it, there’s 168 hours in a week, OTR gets paid for 70 hours because it’s the law, you can’t work anymore past that and the rest you stay with the truck for free, local you get paid the same and home daily and and weekends, OTR needs to get paid more, the best way to do OTR is as an owner operator with your own authority and flatbed right now is paying the most last time I checked and if you own the flatbed too, well you are golden there. But either way local is about the same Company or Owner
It's expensive to be a truck driver. Trust and believe they ain't coming out Rich...
He has to work 168 hours every week drive and as a security guard don’t sleep deeply with free legs! Fast food all day!
The problem with truck companies that drivers sacrifice their families for the job and they are not compensated for that, in my company they do a dirty job making a lot of stops, driving far away and driving overnight and that means not sleeping with their wife that means risking their marriage plus risking the licence and life out there with every kind of weather, is not fair, dealing with any kind of traffic and police, also they have to deal with bad dispachers and bosses who lie and are incompetent i hope something change man
The yeah yeah sounds like a no no
Sounds like he couldn't be arsed tbf lol
Yeah, BUT he LIVES IN HIS TRUCK!!!
And people think 100 grand is not enough pay. No wonder everything cost so much.
It’s not enough middle class is now150k
Probably he is making double shift for those money…about 14 hours per day…those money includes overtime …
So actually he doesn’t make that much per hour….so don’t blame a trucker for inflation prices because he don’t make that much.
It sounds like a lot of money but it’s not. After all they go through a lot shit out there…. Trying to find a place to park for the night…. Probably 20-30 days out…. Away from their family….I personally don’t think it worth it!!! I’m a truck driver too!!!
Walmart is known for being extremely strict on drivers that's why they they pay that amount,but not everyone makes it there!! They have zero tolerance!!
He looks like the Father on Good Times
Honest man
Lonely work ..keeping the econmy humming
Truckers and Farmers ❤
Yeah he definitely wouldn't recommend it by his face
He didn't mention bonus, etc he makes about $200k/year actually considering he has been with the company for 30yrs
Starting up to 108,000? I dont think he knows what starting means
I like that Walmart makes them wear uniform
And the babymamas taking all the money 🤪
Hazmat? For driving Walmart junk around? Maybe its their hotdogs or rotisserie chicken!
A lot of the Walmart goods are chemical products
Maybe those propane canisters at the camping section lol
And the batteries they carry 😂
Cleaning supplies
Get in. Make that money, and get out.
$100,000 for all my drivers
BIG seniority 💪🏼
Walmart is a concentration camp
Truck Drivers almost always make bank