I liked most of my dispatch because they helped me a lot dealing and negotiating with asshole brokers , shippers and receivers, lucky me I guess but I hate almost all receivers especially when they take 8 hr to unload 😅
Been a 2nd hand before with trucks, seat feels brilliant and views, that's what makes the job constantly interesting, just need to be careful with deadlines.
@pouetesIf you're going to work in a developed country like the US with really high wages for truck drivers, then it's probably worth at least trying for a year or two. You will definitely save up a lot of money and then you'll be able to move on with your life working other jobs whenever you feel like quitting driving so much👌.
As a trucker I love how accurate this is. From the tug test, to the hours of service, to the lack of parking at rest areas, to the waiting forever for shippers to be done loading. This is great.
Believe me man there are people out there that know what you guys have to deal with and thank God above for what you guys do everyday. It's appreciated. Stay safe out there.
Unrealistic because wozack walked into the warehouse and actually found a smart employee right away and everyone actually knew their jobs and answered phones. and whats a pretrip? lol
@ItsChrisFtw without welders you wouldn't have a truck, without mechanics you wouldn't have a truck, without engineers you wouldn't have a truck, without farmers or companys organizing these things to be delivered you wouldn't need your truck. I can go on and on everyone has a part and if 1 of these things I listed didn't exist the world would be in shambles.
@@thenamesjohny1490 Bro you listed 5 jobs...wtf are you talking about. I want you to stop and use your brain for just half a second. Now tell me again how if social media influencers, paparazzi journalists, 90% of the positions in HR, 90% of the positions in finance, middleman managers, and 99% of the positions in the entertainment industry didn't exist, the world would be in shambles?? LOL. The notion of bullshit jobs is quite popular, you can find many viral videos on UA-cam in the search bar about it. There's even been books written on the subject. Go read Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber. It goes way deeper.
I'm a driver and everything is so accurate. All he missed was dispatch giving you the wrong pickup number and dodging your calls, the load being overweight and having to tell them to pull some stuff off, forcing them to rework the paperwork which for some reason takes hours, having to split your 10 hr sleeper in two parts which fucks your sleep schedule.
Being the main pallet dispatcher in a busy warehouse, I often talk to the drivers. I have a lot of respect for those people for all the shit they have to go through. I always try to load the pallets with care and consideration so that they don't have any problems with that at least.
@mackeejack6731 extremely well is a relative phrase. And truck drivers span different industries, different competency levels, some drive their own equipment, some unload their own trucks, some haul dangerous chemicals and have to be up to date on every federal law and safety procedure pertaining to the chemical. Some just want to drive and nothing else. My point is that truck drivers span the gamut of pay rates. Some are overworked and under payed. Some are payed well and work 60 to 70 hours a week, every week. If you live in your truck, it's not just a job, it's a lifestyle. One thing it isn't, It isn't sun shine and lollipops, I'll tell you that much.
Kudos to all the truck drivers out there who picked up hitchhikers at some point in their lifetime. I can’t even remember how many of them drove me somewhere around the world. I think the longest one was that Mapuche driver who picked me up at the outskirts of La Serena and he dropped me off nearby Antofagasta in Chile. I have so many memories with truck drivers. Amazing people full of stories.
I'm a forklift operator at a fulfillment warehouse. I interact a lot of these guys every day when I'm loading and unloading their trailers. Despite being run off their feet they're always super cool guys for the most part. Nothing but respect for these fellas.
Ive been a trucker for 5 years so heres my advice: stop and get up often , walk when you can (even if from your truck to a 711) , make healthy meal preps , hit the gym everyday your not on the road.
I was only able to maintain a normal weight by eating once a day when I was a trucker. Sitting on your ass is an easy ticket to become obese and sloppy.
Im a warehouse manager. I treat drivers with respect, assign a dock door quickly, tell them where the restroom is, highlight the weight on the BOL, and quickly load/unload.
I work as IT in a large distribution warehouse, the drivers are great. Your job is important and you are valuable to our modern existence. I always thank them for their work, and if you are reading this THANK YOU
Truckers aren't just haulers of goods, they're guardians of our way of life & guardians of freedom on our highways. They're the backbone of our country
@@StarvingShrew there are many professions that would collapse the first world if someone didn't do them. Being a truck driver is a regular ass normal job that lots of barely qualified people do. Logistics is vital to the security of our way of life clearly but I wouldn't go so far to say a trucker is equivalent to a fucking guardian of freedom lmao
There are plenty of inconsiderate, bad truck drivers out there, but most are average guys just trying to make good money, get things to people on time and support their families while being on the road away from them sometimes for days on end. We need to appreciate these people a lot more than we do.
I could make a sound case that guys who drive otr should be appreciated a notch below the military. Regardless of why they do. It's a helluva sacrifice for the world to function
Bad truck drivers are very very rare in my experience on the road. Yeah trucks are annoying to overtake but they have to do the speed limit and can't help being big. I appreciate all their hard work!
As a last mile truck driver from the US, I'd like to give my love appreciation to my fellow truckers over in the UK and the EU. We may be strangers, but we all share a common goal and a way of life, not many want to do. But we do it for the greater good.
I'm a trucker from the UK and I've not heard the term 'last mile'. I'm guessing this means you do intense multidrop direct to industry and commercial customers right?
When I was barely an adult I considered being a trucker for a long time. I thought my temperament would go well with it. I loved driving long road trip, being alone, with music etc etc. It took me a while to realize that doing it for more than a few months, or maybe even weeks, would end up being miserable. It's sad to realize that almost every job, however attractive, all end up being boring or miserable or have too much cons.
As a truck driver In the Philippines we usually sleep on the side of the road or sleep in the backbed while my other driver drives the truck and the best way to deliver our cargo faster is to drive all night and take turns driving and use shortcuts and then sleep in morning...but still respect to all drivers out there stay safe
As a truck driver the inconsistency between the dashboards and the cabs it’s killing me. Also using EU cabovers on US roads. 😂 Otherwise 100% accurate even for EU truckers. 😂
Yeah, I was gonna say, his truck type is definitely an anomaly for US roads. Well, I guess Wojak is European who moved to US for work and prefers his homeland's cab style...
I really think this man is highlighting the very important roles played by the people who we, do not care about. The world would break down without delivery drivers, minimum wage workers and the most importantly truck drivers. Their hardships throughout the world are relatively unknown and most of the population takes them for granted. We should really appreciate the hard work they do and all the mental and physical abuse they put themselves through, just so we people can have soda made in another state. His channel is enjoyable using Wojak, but also has this high deep meaning.
I remember back in 2020, Amazon was really pushing ads for truck drivers at the time. I remember contemplating too whether or not I should become one- but after watching a couple of vlogs about trucking I figured it wasn't for me. It was like the military in the sense that you are away from ur family, but now ur even more isolated and alone traveling around the country. From there I just decided to work at the warehouse, but I always respected and appreciated the truck drivers that would come in to drop off their trailers, knowing the difficult yet important role they do for our global supply chain.
My dad's been a trucker for over 30 years. 20 of those inside of the EU, which means he was only home on the weekends. Man that must have been hard to do.
This one was much more accurate than the video from the other channel. As a truck driver myself I can agree that almost 90 percent of this video is accurate. Well done Zero Budget Stories.
You forgot about all the horrible drivers in cars we have to deal with every day. Cuts us off, pull out in front and dont step on the gas, driving 20 under. Probably the same people standing in stores wondering why the shelves are empty
Much love and respect to truck drivers. Please be safe out there. My uncle used to be a truck driver, sadly he passed away on a head on collision caused by another truck driver performing an illegal turn, the other driver also passed away, it was presumed the one doing the illegal turn was exhausted or fell asleep on the wheel as he was not known to use drugs.
As someone who did trucking for a month before deciding it was not for me despite making $2500 a week. This is pretty accurate. Now I'm making half as much but atleast I have my sanity and peace of mind 😂
As a trucker that was hilariously accurate 🤣 if you added the shipper cancelling the shipment or expressed how after all those hours of waiting he didn’t get paid the a chief’s kiss lol loved this thanks!
I always respect every truck driver I see. Tell em, "Thanks for keepin america movin". And yes. Inspecting over and over again is a N i g h t m a r e especially when it is the same truck.
I always get a spot in the first rest area. The trick is to try to be done by noon or 2pm. Depending on where you are you can stop by 6pm. The goal is to be stopped by 7 am
The yelling while doing the pre-trip inspection got me everytime haha😂 You forgot about driving through the chicken coops and getting stopped by the diesel cops
My brother is a trucker in the US and he makes more the $5k a week. Trucking is a cool job man, yeah that traffic is the flaw but its better than sitting on a desk all year.
I used to work as shipping/receiving, and truckers were always pretty cool people. Very nice and understanding if I couldn't load them right on the spot. Much respect.
I have a lot of respect for all truckers that have to endure this working environment every day. If it wasn't for these guys, and sometimes gals, our shelves would be empty. I empathise with anyone that has to endure long hours, working alone out on the road, having to deal with unpleasant people at almost every turn. My own job is quite similar in a way as I'm also out on the roads on foot, in all weathers, covering large distances and dealing with the general public. Sometimes it can be an extremely bleak and lonely existence, but we still perservere to get the job done. Keep on truckin' 👍
I dont know why i love so much these low budget stories, there is nothing particular that stands out, but they are so mundane and real i keep coming for more.
As a former truck driver I can say this is 90% accurate, the only thing it's missing is the disrespect from dispatchers.
And from everyone else on the road, including other truck drivers.
I liked most of my dispatch because they helped me a lot dealing and negotiating with asshole brokers , shippers and receivers, lucky me I guess but I hate almost all receivers especially when they take 8 hr to unload 😅
yaaaaaaaaaaa was about to comment on that xD
My dads dispatcher ended up giving him the wrong day to pick up a load so he was late I think
Don't forget all the 4 wheelers cutting us off all day.
Respect to all truck drivers out there, this world would probably be in shambles if it wasnt for them.
there's also trains
@Lycoris275thank God for making the crops first, then the farmers
Not probably, if trucks stop delivering at least one day. it will be total collapse.
Well the world is already in shambles but truck drivers are keeping it stable by many percentages compared to everything else happening
Also plane we use planes aswell not just trucks
As a truck driver, I feel Wojak's pain
Lmao. Do you know any guys that try to smudge the in and out times to score some detention? I always get some truckers that do it every year lol
Been a 2nd hand before with trucks, seat feels brilliant and views, that's what makes the job constantly interesting, just need to be careful with deadlines.
I dont even drive a truck and feel his pain
Hahahah
@pouetesIf you're going to work in a developed country like the US with really high wages for truck drivers, then it's probably worth at least trying for a year or two. You will definitely save up a lot of money and then you'll be able to move on with your life working other jobs whenever you feel like quitting driving so much👌.
I miss my dad watching this video. He started as a truck driver and after 20 years, he started his transit company. I'm really proud of him.
Respect to your father
Best comment
God bless you and your senior 💯
Wholesome comment
rip.. 😢😢
As a trucker I love how accurate this is. From the tug test, to the hours of service, to the lack of parking at rest areas, to the waiting forever for shippers to be done loading. This is great.
Believe me man there are people out there that know what you guys have to deal with and thank God above for what you guys do everyday. It's appreciated. Stay safe out there.
I would be able to tolerate everything else. But not finding a spot at a rest area?
@@sal2975happens every night, that's why trucks line up on the on and off ramps
Lol everytime i have to park on the ramp to a rest area some shipper had me waiting for 6+ hours on my load lol
What about guys blowing their air horns on the highway driving by at 3am?
Unrealistic because wozack walked into the warehouse and actually found a smart employee right away and everyone actually knew their jobs and answered phones. and whats a pretrip? lol
Came here to say this lol
Lmao accurate
I always pee before starting up. Pretty sure that's what they were talking about.
And what's a shower?
something you get after buying 50 gallons of fuel lol@@HeyItsJonny
People like this deserve nothing but respect.
My uncle made GOOD money doing this he had a nice home and had like video games galore dude was living pretty well 😅
@@hugh2hoob668I have made 110k this year as a truck driver just delivering sand in west Texas lol 😂
@@matthewreed1078glad to hear you get paid well.
Thanks for working hard.
@@laman012 thank you! I didn’t just get this job overnight I worked for it you stay safe and happy new year 🎊
Unlike you, lol.
Wojak is such a talented person who can work all types of jobs.
I see you everywhere. Lol Wassup
You dont need talent to became truck driver, all you really need is just lack of self esteem
Your talented for making your comment to be overrated
Like Johnny Sins.
@@osososdspeak for yourself
Millions of guys like this working hard every day keeping the world running for the rest of us. Respect.
Every truck driver is an invisible hero. We take a lot of things for granted nowadays, but because of these guys we have an abundance of everything
It’s their job.
@@Hwgt888 And we're extremely grateful for them. That can't be said for a large majority of careers.
@ItsChrisFtw without welders you wouldn't have a truck, without mechanics you wouldn't have a truck, without engineers you wouldn't have a truck, without farmers or companys organizing these things to be delivered you wouldn't need your truck. I can go on and on everyone has a part and if 1 of these things I listed didn't exist the world would be in shambles.
@@thenamesjohny1490 Bro you listed 5 jobs...wtf are you talking about. I want you to stop and use your brain for just half a second. Now tell me again how if social media influencers, paparazzi journalists, 90% of the positions in HR, 90% of the positions in finance, middleman managers, and 99% of the positions in the entertainment industry didn't exist, the world would be in shambles?? LOL. The notion of bullshit jobs is quite popular, you can find many viral videos on UA-cam in the search bar about it. There's even been books written on the subject. Go read Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber. It goes way deeper.
@@thenamesjohny1490Have you ever noticed how petty you are?
I'm a driver and everything is so accurate. All he missed was dispatch giving you the wrong pickup number and dodging your calls, the load being overweight and having to tell them to pull some stuff off, forcing them to rework the paperwork which for some reason takes hours, having to split your 10 hr sleeper in two parts which fucks your sleep schedule.
Sounds stressful ; hpoe your paid well!
Being the main pallet dispatcher in a busy warehouse, I often talk to the drivers. I have a lot of respect for those people for all the shit they have to go through. I always try to load the pallets with care and consideration so that they don't have any problems with that at least.
Don't forget the euro cabover😂
Truck drivers get paid extremely well
@mackeejack6731 extremely well is a relative phrase. And truck drivers span different industries, different competency levels, some drive their own equipment, some unload their own trucks, some haul dangerous chemicals and have to be up to date on every federal law and safety procedure pertaining to the chemical. Some just want to drive and nothing else. My point is that truck drivers span the gamut of pay rates. Some are overworked and under payed. Some are payed well and work 60 to 70 hours a week, every week. If you live in your truck, it's not just a job, it's a lifestyle. One thing it isn't, It isn't sun shine and lollipops, I'll tell you that much.
I felt this deep in my soul. The pre trip inspection done while just staring at the truck without actually checking anything is so real.
😂
Or while I'm backing into my spot 😄
21 years driving. Much respect to my truckin brethren 🤘
My uncle died he was a truck driver life on the road is rough 😢
@@hugh2hoob668 sorry to hear. Yes it is. I've had friends literally die in thier truck
Much love and respect 🙌
Keep truck 🚚 in
Just a question, did yall have formal training on Driving trucks? Or just self taught and some Tips from the Experienced drivers?
Kudos to all the truck drivers out there who picked up hitchhikers at some point in their lifetime. I can’t even remember how many of them drove me somewhere around the world. I think the longest one was that Mapuche driver who picked me up at the outskirts of La Serena and he dropped me off nearby Antofagasta in Chile. I have so many memories with truck drivers. Amazing people full of stories.
Wena choro
Yeah I can’t see that happening in the US. So sad
@@douglasrho5619yeah I'd probably assume thr guy's trying to rob me and just be on my way.
I'm a forklift operator at a fulfillment warehouse. I interact a lot of these guys every day when I'm loading and unloading their trailers. Despite being run off their feet they're always super cool guys for the most part. Nothing but respect for these fellas.
Yeah man, because of how much we get taken advantage of and disrespected it's best for our day and health we show respect to everyone we can.
Stop spreading rumors
I'm a forklift operator in Italy. I can say the same. Even conditions looks better that in the US.
Truck drivers are the best drivers out there!!
Fulfilment is now just jargon
Truck drivers usually eat poorly and get blood clots from sitting so long
Truck drivers have to be active when they're not at work to keep healthy
@laneely1518vegan except eggs is the healthiest diet
@kylewraps LMAO!!!
@@thelonewolf70x7 why is that funny?
Ive been a trucker for 5 years so heres my advice: stop and get up often , walk when you can (even if from your truck to a 711) , make healthy meal preps , hit the gym everyday your not on the road.
I was only able to maintain a normal weight by eating once a day when I was a trucker. Sitting on your ass is an easy ticket to become obese and sloppy.
After watching these videos i respect every job i see out there now.
Real
he should do a life of a politician
@@Farlig1gawd bless Murica 🤓🖕
@@Farlig1😂
The jobs really needed your respect...
Truckers are the backbone of our supply line. God speed to all truckers out there.
Gawd bless Murica 🤓 🖕
God speed is: not having our trucks governed.
Don’t godspeed, you might crash and lose all the cargo. Godtakeyourtime
Amen
@@firstlast8258Whats wrong with it?
As a driver this encompasses the dread amazingly. Very accurate European portrayal of American trucking
Im a warehouse manager. I treat drivers with respect, assign a dock door quickly, tell them where the restroom is, highlight the weight on the BOL, and quickly load/unload.
respect to anyone who actually truly completes the pretrip inspection
I did before and after every trip every time. Saved my a$$ so many times!
@@joshjosh6526how did it save u?
I work as IT in a large distribution warehouse, the drivers are great. Your job is important and you are valuable to our modern existence. I always thank them for their work, and if you are reading this THANK YOU
We depend on you truck drivers! Thank you for your service!
Thank you for your respect 🙏
Euro truck simulator 2 drivers
I've always seen truck drivers as silent heroes, that nobody talks about, but the world would crush without them
Crush? But maybe it would be better if things will change
Respect to all truck drivers out there
I like that he is not fat but has a fat neck.
it's called "trucker neck"
@@TheSimba86why?
@@TheSimba86what do you mean?
@@NachoNotFood-okbecause lots of truckers have them
@@jeffmccullough7341 took 8 months for this response bruh
Truckers aren't just haulers of goods, they're guardians of our way of life & guardians of freedom on our highways. They're the backbone of our country
Guardians of freedom on our highways...? fuck out of here buddy it's an important job but jesus lmao
especially the jackknifed vehicles driving through snow storms.
@wll1500 you'd be surprised how fast the first world would collapse if the trucks stopped moving.
@@StarvingShrew there are many professions that would collapse the first world if someone didn't do them. Being a truck driver is a regular ass normal job that lots of barely qualified people do. Logistics is vital to the security of our way of life clearly but I wouldn't go so far to say a trucker is equivalent to a fucking guardian of freedom lmao
@@wll1500 You seem a little butt hurt. It's okay. Some people keep the world moving, and others complain about it.
Shippers, freight trains, and truckers work together to move logistics globally. Much respect for all 3 of my friends 🙃
5:35: Cargo? WHAT cargo? He's bobtailed!!
5:22*
There are plenty of inconsiderate, bad truck drivers out there, but most are average guys just trying to make good money, get things to people on time and support their families while being on the road away from them sometimes for days on end. We need to appreciate these people a lot more than we do.
Sometimes weeks on end even
I could make a sound case that guys who drive otr should be appreciated a notch below the military. Regardless of why they do. It's a helluva sacrifice for the world to function
Bad truck drivers are very very rare in my experience on the road. Yeah trucks are annoying to overtake but they have to do the speed limit and can't help being big. I appreciate all their hard work!
Months on end...
As a last mile truck driver from the US, I'd like to give my love appreciation to my fellow truckers over in the UK and the EU. We may be strangers, but we all share a common goal and a way of life, not many want to do. But we do it for the greater good.
Unfortunately the idea of greater good is absolutely false. It is created to keep us in religious obedience to the system.
@kamil113a Yes it is just to keep the movement of goods going with are barely needed tbh.
I'm a trucker from the UK and I've not heard the term 'last mile'. I'm guessing this means you do intense multidrop direct to industry and commercial customers right?
@@kamil113a 🤡
@@theepicpeguinFr. 😂
This hits harder when you’re in your sleeper trying to get sleep but can’t.
Truck drivers should have permit to smoke cannabis for a better sleep 😴
🙏
Kudos to all of y'all OTR drivers, hope things will turn around soon!
When I was barely an adult I considered being a trucker for a long time. I thought my temperament would go well with it. I loved driving long road trip, being alone, with music etc etc. It took me a while to realize that doing it for more than a few months, or maybe even weeks, would end up being miserable. It's sad to realize that almost every job, however attractive, all end up being boring or miserable or have too much cons.
I'm 7 months into bus driving and still enjoying it. The money is making me consider changing to truck driving tho.
@@tim3062do it's it's awesome
Thanks to all the truck drivers out there. Y’all are valuable and always will be!
Wojack seemed confident and much less depressed than the previous episodes ngl
Dealing with people when you always have to be nice destroys your soul
There's some upsides to being a driver unlike normal jobs
He must've saved up some money by now working all those jobs
@@PatrickArcato yes, I wish an action could be taken, but sadly gotta accept things as they are (not a cool move)
@@Pazaluz like part-time jobs? Maybe
As a truck driver In the Philippines we usually sleep on the side of the road or sleep in the backbed while my other driver drives the truck and the best way to deliver our cargo faster is to drive all night and take turns driving and use shortcuts and then sleep in morning...but still respect to all drivers out there stay safe
2024: team sankyu
Congrats on 300k subs! I hope to see you at 1 million soon!
Im watching this while laying in my sleeper. I just spent the last half hour looking for an open parking spot to sleep in. 100% acurrate video.
As a truck driver the inconsistency between the dashboards and the cabs it’s killing me. Also using EU cabovers on US roads. 😂
Otherwise 100% accurate even for EU truckers. 😂
Yeah, I was gonna say, his truck type is definitely an anomaly for US roads. Well, I guess Wojak is European who moved to US for work and prefers his homeland's cab style...
I really think this man is highlighting the very important roles played by the people who we, do not care about. The world would break down without delivery drivers, minimum wage workers and the most importantly truck drivers. Their hardships throughout the world are relatively unknown and most of the population takes them for granted. We should really appreciate the hard work they do and all the mental and physical abuse they put themselves through, just so we people can have soda made in another state.
His channel is enjoyable using Wojak, but also has this high deep meaning.
Supreme facts. It’s called a Satire
0:23 Ah yes, the infamous Renault trucks with European plates, see them everywhere in Illinois
Yes
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂❤
I just found this channel yesterday, I LOVEEE! The trucking videos are so accurate 😂
I remember back in 2020, Amazon was really pushing ads for truck drivers at the time. I remember contemplating too whether or not I should become one- but after watching a couple of vlogs about trucking I figured it wasn't for me. It was like the military in the sense that you are away from ur family, but now ur even more isolated and alone traveling around the country. From there I just decided to work at the warehouse, but I always respected and appreciated the truck drivers that would come in to drop off their trailers, knowing the difficult yet important role they do for our global supply chain.
Truck Drivers/ Delivery Drivers. The real Santas.
5:23 yeah ugh..thats a lot of cargo you got there. Better be careful.
Not having a trailer comes with other stability issues .
agh where’s the cargo
My dad's been a trucker for over 30 years. 20 of those inside of the EU, which means he was only home on the weekends. Man that must have been hard to do.
This makes you realize how much goes into the things we take for granted. Much respect and appreciation to truck drivers.
This one was much more accurate than the video from the other channel. As a truck driver myself I can agree that almost 90 percent of this video is accurate. Well done Zero Budget Stories.
Shout out to all the Truck drivers who are working this holiday and being away from their families. I hope ya’ll are safe and Happy New year
You forgot about all the horrible drivers in cars we have to deal with every day. Cuts us off, pull out in front and dont step on the gas, driving 20 under. Probably the same people standing in stores wondering why the shelves are empty
Best detailing description of a trucker life....😢
All jokes aside, I have mad respect for all Truckers world Wide y’all really help this world go around! ❤
My dad needed to hear this he said thanks
Mooner doesn’t mean bad, just a really by-the-books type of guy.
Mooner?
Wow I didn’t know there were so many steps to being a truck driver my dad used to be a truck driver. Thank you to all the truck drivers out there 😊
Much love and respect to truck drivers. Please be safe out there. My uncle used to be a truck driver, sadly he passed away on a head on collision caused by another truck driver performing an illegal turn, the other driver also passed away, it was presumed the one doing the illegal turn was exhausted or fell asleep on the wheel as he was not known to use drugs.
Those screams are how I wake up every morning 💯💯💯
Another great video from you, not only was this very entertaining but accurate as well!!!!!
I’m a truck driver and this video is pretty accurate 😅 😂 thank you wojak you’ve become my favorite UA-cam channel have a happy new year everybody 🥳
Being a trucker myself u have all the pre-trips and regulations all correct it’s funny. Great video
The main reason I hope more people can work from home is so that traffic becomes less severe
doesn't compare to Mexican truck drivers, but still, respect to all truckers
This video is great! Thanks! I compared life in video with my own and I understood that my life is not so bad at all lol =) Thanks for video!
Nothing but respect for truck drivers. kings of the Road
At 2:48 Do a tug test. You apply the trailer brakes (pull the red knob) push in the (yellow knob) put it into a low gear and gently pull.
As someone who did trucking for a month before deciding it was not for me despite making $2500 a week. This is pretty accurate. Now I'm making half as much but atleast I have my sanity and peace of mind 😂
What job are you working right now then?
1:36 I work in a warehouse and this is accurate af
As a trucker that was hilariously accurate 🤣 if you added the shipper cancelling the shipment or expressed how after all those hours of waiting he didn’t get paid the a chief’s kiss lol loved this thanks!
I always respect every truck driver I see. Tell em, "Thanks for keepin america movin".
And yes. Inspecting over and over again is a N i g h t m a r e especially when it is the same truck.
My brother just started his trucking journey. Thank you all for keeping America running
Even I felt the relief when he said “finally home”, and I’m nowhere close to being a truck driver
0:03 have the same clock, its gets real.
I always get a spot in the first rest area. The trick is to try to be done by noon or 2pm. Depending on where you are you can stop by 6pm. The goal is to be stopped by 7 am
"Chicago to Dallas, then Dallas to Denver, [...] this is going to be tough" Specially if he starts driving from Finnland :|
True, I also giggled when saw finnish plates 😅
The flora in the background showcases subtropical characteristics as he approaches Texas 4:44
My grandad was a truck driver and he passed while I was a child. This was good to learn about some of what his experience was, thank you!
The yelling while doing the pre-trip inspection got me everytime haha😂 You forgot about driving through the chicken coops and getting stopped by the diesel cops
weigh stations @sasacc322
Any idea where the screaming sample came from?
Seems highly accurate. I hope Wojak gets some rest soon.
My brother is a trucker in the US and he makes more the $5k a week. Trucking is a cool job man, yeah that traffic is the flaw but its better than sitting on a desk all year.
Does he lease or own? If so he does not take home $5k a week
@@sneed915 he was a driver before but then he got his own tractor-trailer, then started earning this much
This is lies unless hes started his own business
I love the Renault T! But i dont think i will ever see it in Chicago😅! Very good video
I used to work as shipping/receiving, and truckers were always pretty cool people. Very nice and understanding if I couldn't load them right on the spot. Much respect.
Home for a 34 hour break and back out there at 34 hours and 1 second lol😂
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And I love how you keep the original wojack scream
For real
Where's it originally from. The scream
I have a lot of respect for all truckers that have to endure this working environment every day. If it wasn't for these guys, and sometimes gals, our shelves would be empty.
I empathise with anyone that has to endure long hours, working alone out on the road, having to deal with unpleasant people at almost every turn. My own job is quite similar in a way as I'm also out on the roads on foot, in all weathers, covering large distances and dealing with the general public.
Sometimes it can be an extremely bleak and lonely existence, but we still perservere to get the job done.
Keep on truckin' 👍
The sound of his eyes open is how my eyes feel every morning I get up for work At 5am
So many paperwork and other protocols needed, i thought it just about driving from A to B.
Respect for every truckers out there
My dad‘s a truck driver, and he went to Kentucky with me on the truck
Speaking of my dad he has a bed in his truck. I’m not joking, even eight another bed upstairs.
Speaking of trucks, my dad has his own truck company
Speaking of trucks, he also has his own truck company
Watching this while they unload me
02:22 - That scream lol.
Gay porn scream should be banned
Wait did you mean 2:36? Amazing isn't it?
Good video project bro, 💯 nice perspectives
As a truck driver, I can confirm the frequency and intensity of the screaming.
As a person working in an office, I'd trade anything to be left alone to do my job like this.
Pretty accurate, except we all skip pretrips, dispatchers are assholes, we sometimes sleep in.
Oh and also pissbottles
Had a brake chamber missing two bolts on a brand new trailer, it was just hanging down. At least look at the important stuff. 😂
Wow. Respect. Didn’t know it was so complicated. So many steps.
0:45 108 mph drive speed
I have so much respect for the truckers. God bless them all.
I dont know why i love so much these low budget stories, there is nothing particular that stands out, but they are so mundane and real i keep coming for more.
Much respect to the working man!
as an acctual truck driver.. ive gotta say, its not as bad as its portrayed in this video, it is much worse.