Hey at least you tried it, and now you have a class A license and experience. I definitely understand where you are coming from, I would 100% rather make less money and be happier rather than make more and be miserable every day. People give me shit for working at Dominos for 12 years but I love it and I am living comfortably haha

@Deeler6420

5 ай бұрын

W comment

@WhiteLineFever1999

4 ай бұрын

nothing wrong with that dude. Always need people making delicious pizza lol. I'm a truck driver right now and wish i could be making less and be happier but i'm not in a good spot right now financially to do that. Only because i still have some bills that need payed off.

@ChaoticWitch90

4 ай бұрын

Much respect for doing what you love doing. I'm certifying in cybersecurity because I love tech, but am starting to see myself not enjoying the classes leading into graduating. It was never about making $50-60 an hour, but keeping people's digital information secure. I wanna do trucking for the reason of the nation being in a shortage of truckers and businesses need their supplies and gas stations their fuel. Neither for me are about the money, but about my own principles. And I appreciate you for sticking to yours. Which is something lost on a lot of society today.

Had a friend who did fulltime trucking for a good 3+ years. He was married and had 4 young kids at the time. He drove across the states and was on the road weeks at a time. His biggest issue was loneliness. He said being alone for so long drove him crazy. He listened to all kinds of different types of audio cds (this was pre pod casts). He still drives to this day but does so locally. My thoughts are, it's a good career if you don't have kids and plan to start a family. That way you can be more financially prepared. Whereas, having kids and being away from them for that long would be devastating. Hang in there brother. Looking forward to see what's next.

I work Friday-Sunday full time at UPS. Ever since I’ve been on this schedule having the whole week off it’s truly changed my life and my mental health. A good schedule is everything. Good luck Gerb. You got this

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

So you get like 36hrs? The amount of stuff you can get done and get to enjoy must be crazy!! I believe I can get the right schedule soon, thanks man 🙏🏼

@513EM1

4 ай бұрын

@@TheGerbsteve it’s 12hrs on Friday and two 14s Saturday and Sunday, so 40 hours. Sounds rough but it’s pretty chill office environment so I got used to it quick. Yeah man having the week of seriously changed me lol. Had terrible schedules and hated my career up until this point. Best of luck to you bro👊🏻

Always remember…YOUR TIME, is valuable…only put in time where you think it’s VALUABLE! When what you do for “work” becomes & feels like “work”, then you should always find something new…Do what makes YOU HAPPY, & Enjoy what you do.💯 Best of luck man!

My neighbour she is a tomboy women that went back to school to get her licence. She got her licence from the best school around the CTR and since then she got hired by a big company to do big long canada us trips ... she is home 3-4 days a month. Seriously the light are off there 99% of the time. We don't see her anymore. I didn't see her car for like 2 months... she just dissapeared. Wathever she is doing I hope she stack the money to come back and live a better life because she is gone. Before that she was home each and every day....

This is a good video. i'm glad i'm not the only one who's feeling like this. I want to quit trucking too, but i have nothing to fall back on, and i can't really afford to go back to school because right now even at the age of 24 i made some stupid decisions when it came to spending money and it kind of got me in a hole. so i'm slowly digging myself out and paying down bills. And for me trucking is the only thing that pays better right now. i can't find anything that pays better than trucking. its hard bro.

Honda content full time. 🙏 Back to the roots of Gerb Productions. God bless brother!

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Definitely been thought about 👀

I’ve never met a rich, happy truck driver.

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Sad, but I think you’re right

Been following for a while and I remember the video when you announced going into trucking. Honestly, you’re still young and it’s never a bad time to do what you want to. As long as you’re ok with that decision of leaving and you have a plan, imo. Good luck man keep up the content!🤙🤙

great video gerb, i was in the same situation when i was doing an electrical apprenticeship right out of high school and was super excited for it, but the hours were long and i would have to wake up at 3 am everyday and drive 40-50 minutes to the job site and it mentally drained me and quit after a few months, after quitting my mental health drastically improved and ive decided to go back to college and do something that i have a passion for. I hope where ever you go next you enjoy it! Love the videos too man, hope to see more soon!

I’ll be here no matter what the videos are on my guy!! Keep your head up and move on the the next chapter 😎👍 we all want to see you happy and thriving 😁

This thought amplifies as you get older too. Looking forward to seeing your new gig!

If its not for you its not for you, just be glad that you tried and experienced it. Good luck on your new adventures!

I feel you brother. I like to work but gotta start somewhere. I to miss my SI too. 😢. I’m also wanting something and I’m ma work until that moment comes to where I can finally do what I am doing work passionately. Keep your head up brother. You got this!

Follow your heart and what excite you. I had plenty of passions that died... something better was in the cards for me each time. The worst thing that happen at the end is always the best thing that could have happened. Positive vibe, positive life.

Thanks for always making great content. I hope everything gets better for your career!

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

Appreciate the positivity 🙏🏼

You bring up some really good points

Im in the same exact boat. I made $2800 a week for 2 years straight working 6 days a week in trucking. I paid off all my debt and learned what it was like to trade all my time for money. Trucking has been a blessing but has absolutely changed my views on my priorities. Money isnt everything and im not willing to trade all my time for it anymore. We lost the contract and now im working the same amount for less than half the pay. Going through tough times mentally and want to figure out what the hell i want to do next. Thinking about buying a truck and running local freight. Work when i feel like it just not all the damn time. Ive saved up a lot of money and have really good money management skills. Im not trying to get rich but just looking to make more money for my time. Make $1600 and work 4 days sounds great if definitely take that gig. Monday thru thursday 6am to 6pm...guess ill keep dreaming.

@TheGerbsteve

3 ай бұрын

That is a lot of money man! It's draining, but rewarding, right? Hard to explain until you try it for yourself (beware). That's what I said.. Money is great and all, but when you are giving up your full days for it, what is the fun in that? If you buy a truck, get a sleeper for local. I'm not trying to get crazy rich either, just set myself up for security purposes. It's all about financial literacy. If you don't know what to do with the money or have a plan for it when it comes in, you'll blow through it all..Dude, your dream sounds like mine!!! I drive 6am-6pm and want 3 days off lol. Best of luck to ya

Never stop wrenchinggg !!!

get into the Skilled Trades my guy, I think you would do well in that line of work. Many many many different trades to choose from. I think you are making the right decision, I am glad you are leaving and not sticking with it just to complain all the time about your job. We dont live to work. Good luck gerb, cant wait to see whats next

Gonna be fun to see what's next

glad you’re alright!

Very real.. trucking is my last resort. Thank you for this video.

It changed because you matured and once that happens, your mind becomes a lot more clearer than before. 💯

Do something that you love if you can. Life is better when you enjoy getting at it

I'm in the same boat. I'm curious as to what your next move is as I cannot seem to figure out what drives me. No matter what we haul the pay/time ratio is horrid. Seriously keep us updated, you may just inspire someone else to get out and live a better life.

Hey man. I started with Roehl just like you. I got a local trucking job in a Class B truck after being OTR. Good wages and home every day. I can drive into more places and dont gotta rely on truck stops for anything.

so for me i think i would enjoy it alot bc even in my down time i would make my truck feel like home. Id have my gaming setup and probably a pet if i didnt have my family with me. i would love to travel out west and and explore when i could. now its different for you bc you are completely alone there and i can def imagine how that would suck and couldnt wait to get back home.

That Roehl contract is ridiculous because they sort of force you to stay with them for a minimum of 15 months and if you fail their CDL program or quit before ranking up 120k miles or 15 months, they will try to slam you with the $7k+ interest balance to pay back… I notice a lot of these OTR trucking companies are doing this scam. Its definitely not “free” but I guess you learn, gain some experience and have your CDL though.

Hey gerb I got into roehl and trucking became of you 1 and half year ago bro the best thing I did was leave roehl brother I swear man it’s gonna be all good I was scared to leave at first man but then I just pulled the trigger bro you will local you will 100% make way more money than roehl bro trust me go local go to LTL get your hazmat your tanker and dubs and triples your gonna make above 100k and be home every night brother best of luck hope this advise helps that’s just what I did

Happened to me bro I had the passion of becoming a chef went to culinary school did it for 8 years from no experience to an executive chef and I got to a point a few years ago I was burnt out from all the hard work responsibility no days off hardly and I just lost the passion and got out and got a job where I luckily made the same amount of money but didn’t have to kill myself doing long hours and giving up so much family time and I’m a lot happier and I know what you mean when your in that situation of where it almost feels like your drowning in a sense but just know there’s always something you can do the opportunities are out there and don’t be afraid of making a change

I've been watching your videos before trucking was even a thought, I've been a driving almost 10 years, your mistake is working for these big companies. I would definitely recommend a day cab job. I switched to day cab and it's a total different world. I did OTR for a while and it's not sustainable over years, it kills your personal life and your health.

You are specking the truth, sad that people don’t want to listen!

Been watching your videos for some time. I am 56 and been in the transportation industry for 35 years, so hope my 2 cents helps. If there is 1 thing certain in life its that every individual is different. For decades the biggest complaint in trucking of course has been home time. Numerous friends/peers of mine over the years have changed jobs due to TIME, including myself. 1 thing to remember is that you do have a choice. You chose to work/start with Roehl. You have been committed and remain that way to fulfill your obligation for the training. Cant recall if you have completed the terms of agreement for the GYCDL but if you have, stop right now and get out of there. It might not feel this way, but every day you continue to drive makes that piece of plastic in your wallet much more valuable. What did I do when i felt this way? I went to work for Pepsico years ago to be near home. Day cab delivery but at least I was home made decent money and also increased my experience level. Thousands of Drivers over the years have been trained by mega carriers and thousands of drivers over the years have left. Its the cycle they use. Dont feel guilty just run.... In a few years once you find the right fit you, as we all have, will laugh at the early days of driving.

Former Roehl driver here. I started at Roehl in Jan 2022, drove company for about 8-9 months, tried the lease op program for about another year. I turned in my truck in Oct 23, went back to my old job. Mid $40’s per hr, work OT or door dash for extra money, home every night for the wife and kids. Haven’t driven in about 6 months now. I had thought I might try UPS semi driver or something like that to use my CDL, but so far haven’t. I get what you are saying. In the beginning it’s like this new exciting challenge. Then once you get all the driving, backing, parking down, it’s just logging miles and you start to key in on the things that are not so good. Trucking is definitely a lifestyle, but like my wife says…show me these truck drivers with all this money and nice houses. Then I look around and think maybe she’s right. Also trucking is on a down cycle right now. Maybe the industry as a whole gets better in a year or two, hard to say. I tried it, and walked away for now. Might get back into it at some point in the future. Good luck to you.

@TheGerbsteve

3 ай бұрын

Good thing I didn't try the lease program, probs wouldn't have been for me. Sound like good hourly to me! I am going to start dashing again soon + have youtube for now. Don't do UPS, they'll run you into the ground. I'm going to try for amazon because they offer 3 days off for their truck drivers. All the truckers have to show for their time in the industry is a n unhealthy lifestyle (not all of them). Yeah, I hear ya. Not in a rush to go back to be honest.

I feel you on the work-life balance. We'll talk if you come down to hday in MD

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

If I make it down, my car blew up yesterday while driving normally. Rod went through block 😕

@bricasata

4 ай бұрын

@TheGerbsteve that sucks dude. Hopefully, you can her back up.

I’m home daily and the 11 hours of driving and 14 hours is brutal . Been at it 4 years though. Idk if it gets easier but you adjust in ways

Steve why not invest in your own rig and go solo? Be your own boss? I know right now isnt a good time to get a loan, but if we get good results in November man, things could turn around!

Life is short do what makes you happy. Follow your bliss. Do what’s best for you and your health. Enjoy life.

Apply for united states postal service. Home everyday 8 to 12 hours a day garunteed 8. Great benefits easy work great career. And can transfer anywhere there is a usps. Being on over rd is terrible I get why u are tired of it

Left my job full time job and went with self employed and now hard working really do pays off now. I’m a general contractor

Wish you all the best,

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Thanks man

Bro ive been 11 years on the road give it time currently i make 120k+ local get ur exp up youll be fine

bro was up there in certainteed waaayyyy up in tha U.P lol i dont misd those loads

I got my CDL to drive local maybe you should try driving locally for a couple of months and see you like it i go in at 5 most of the time i home by 9 and i get paid for the whole day 8 hours but all companies aren’t the same they want you to put that 8 hours in and the pay really good

Gerb is not lost, he is _evolving_

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Evolution is needed and when we are stagnant, that’s when we stop growing and become miserable.

@kibawhitefang7176

5 ай бұрын

@@TheGerbsteve Aye, I feel the same thing. Tired of the same old with what I have. Is not about working harder, is working smarter. Quality life & work needs a balance. Otherwise you’re working more than you deserve.

I left the industry in 2002 but kept my CDL for a over a decade after leaving. The trucking industry has declined with compensation not keeping pace with inflation, stricter regulations plus an overall lack of professionalism due to poor training. My brother is still driving and is making only $5 more per hour then what I did back in 1995! My advice for anyone who leaves the industry is to find something that parallels to it such as logistic, waste or hazardous material management. Use the skills that you learned while in the industry and apply them to further your career.

Yooooooo.. yeah so you know the deal when ya ducks Ina row bounce

Sounds like you need a better company or niche of trucking brother , there’s so many avenues you can go wether it’s otr or local but there’s so many ways to keep on trucking and still have the good home time

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

No doubt

Get your experience then do local. Not everyone is made for otr. Good luck

I was OTR for 2 years, I was never home. I was home maaaaybe 2 days a week depending on if they load unload me quick. I have a kid and a wife. It was extremely stressful with my relationships with them due to no time with them. The amt of time on the road compared to pay was not worth it ( almost 70k wasn't worth it what i made per yr). I'm now a local driver and even then it's not good pay. The trucking industry isn't the same. Not worth it.

Got terminated from Walmart for missing days cause of COVID, come to find out on my last day COVID isn't auto guaranteed in their medical anymore, and I didn't have enough PPTO to cover it. I was already planning on leaving them anyway once I get my cybersecurity cert in June. I am still doing it, because it was paid in full. The more I do my classes, the more I realize it might not be for me. I always enjoyed going in the truck to Mobile AL with my late dad as a kid, when he had a short overnight run. My BIL is also a trucker. They both love it. I'm seeing more of myself in my daddy because I love driving and enjoy helping others (we are in a shortage of truckers so if I do get into trucking, it'll help businesses get their inventories). If I, like you, see myself not liking it, I can always get an accompanying certification with my base one and get into the field I saw myself doing mid-way through last year. I also hate drivers. It isn't just truckers they treat like shit, it is every other normal car on the road. But I make peace with the fact some idiot will make me yell in my Suburban at them. I then take a sip of coffee, a puff of my vape and let SiriusXM zone my mind back on the road. And the truckers also suck, cause I can be in mom's Niro and they will ride my ass until they decide to go around me. But I've made peace with the fact every single driver, car or trucker can be an entitled prick to their fellow people on the highway and am working on my 0-100 I have with my patience and low tolerance for BS. Do what makes you happy sir and thank you for the perspective from someone who's in the industry.

Add endorsements to your cdl and go local.

I keep expecting him to say, ..."I just want to DANCE!" 😀

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

I think dancing would’ve made me feel a little better 😎😂

Do your thing bro..life is too short to being doing $hit that takes away the time to live life 💯

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

That’s what I’m saying 🤙🏼

You’re lucky if you’re only losing 20k to taxes and expenses. I give up 48%!! It sucks!! 48%!! I’m not rich. Not even close. Keep on growing though. And definitely try to negotiate more time off if u sign another contract.

Let’s not forget you met that girl on that bench. LoL 😂😂😂. Oooo I remember .

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

😎

ayyeeee, we get to see more of the homie and midnight! haha jk bro. do you and priorities first

im currently working at a cooler I've managed to save some cash after 2 years I came to realize why waste time that your never getting back at a job you don't enjoy you only live ones after that you aint coming back

I am same position that you are my friend all can i said.

I had a trucking business. 20 drivers. I got out of the truck to dispatch. Trucking is garbage now and the time away from kids and family is not worth it.. I can relate to this one million percent. I completely got out of it all together.

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

Coming from an owner, I appreciate that man! I’ve thought about dispatch.

@johnrowe9653

4 ай бұрын

@@TheGerbsteve dispatching is good but like everything else it has its demons too. It becomes a babysitting job 24/7. You need direct customers do not run on load boards there’s to much double and triple brokering. That’s if you start a LLC and become your own company.

Local trucking is 70 hours a week. You have to slip seat with someone who gets back late and it makes your day longer. Do you mind working on your day off? We have nobody to cover the load. 4 hours of sleep is plenty.

I completed my 120k last year and left after I was at 180k. got tired of doing 55-60 hours everyweek with low pay. Went to transit bus that pays per hour so after 40hrs it is over time. At just 45 hrs a week I was taking home more then I did with Rick Roehl's truck. Don't get me wrong it was enjoyable but I like to be payed appropriately for me time.

@pugmalley

5 ай бұрын

Also what got to me was the down time like you said waiting to be loaded and waiting to be unloaded and cause I was on flatbed I had to throw straps which they didn't pay to strap the load down. They payed to tarp the load be for the amount of time tarping took it wasn't worth it. That said if the load was a partial tarp load where two skids required tarping I would sometimes not even tarp it if the weather was good that day. And can't forget the fuel stops that you don't get payed for either so I quit playing the 50 gallon fuel stops and just let it go til it clicked. I was not going to fill up more then once a day. I figured on a daily bases I was probably putting in about 2 hours on duty time and not driving which I didn't get payed for.

@pointnIaugh

4 ай бұрын

Do you go home every day driving a bus?

@pugmalley

4 ай бұрын

@@pointnIaugh It is transit bus, so yes I go home everyday. I do split shift where I am at but there are some straight shifts available but usually these require weekends. Overtime is optional and that is where money really comes in.

Crazy how related this is even not being in the trucking business

I drive city buss, In the exact state of mind as you, Past 4 years has been soul sucking, But i wont find better paying job so im stuck.

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

That hit deep

It's no different to almost every other career starting out at the bottom. Just find a new gig with a better quality of life.

best way to hop out the system is working with a 1099 instead of a W2 it really sucks 😢i was thinking about getting my CDL but that industry is modern slavery 😢

🌹

Man how is roehl? How many miles do you get a week, I currently work for knight and I do get 3000 average weekly, I don’t care for home time I’m the type of person who stays for months straight I don’t have family, knight is a really good company and at first pay was enough for me but as I get more experience pay is good but I know I could make more

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

I can’t knock them, some good, some bad. I’m dedicated dry van, average 2400 miles/week, .60cpm, home every week, some cool FM’s. Cons: heavy loads, some broker loads, detention is crap, planners send you wherever, cameras and sensors on truck that make driving stressful, governed trucks.

Try becoming an owner operator and have your own truck? That’s where you will see the real money, maybe not right now because of inflation, but it will eventually pay off and you basically your own boss you choose the loads

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

I still have dreams of owning my own rig 🤙🏼

ur straight up saying trucking isnt ur life. ur tired of finding something for u when u wanna do something that makes u love it. trucking aint it. i work n hvac. hate it. untill the day comes i change myself for it. my soul hurts. happy is wat u need. dnt waste days and hours or years like some ppl do. hang n there bro. much love anyways

3:42 - Look what's written on the side of the sink :D

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

I’ll have to go back and see 👀

Time over money 💰.

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Agreed

Find a small company. Anything under 50 trucks. I don’t recommend anybody work for a mega. Or find a local hourly gig. I recommend someone that hauls their own stuff. Outside of the ups and downs in the industry.

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

Got my eye on an hourly gig.. pay is not the best, but you’re home 3 days/week 😎

Get into something local! Your home every day and u get ur 2-3 days off

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

2-3 days off is the plan! Have my eye on something now, so stay tuned

Grass isn’t always greener Gerb. You’re young, single, no kids. I would use this time wisely and make as much money as you can and call it quits further down the line. You only get one chance before you get married and have kids. Gets harder to find good fit jobs when you have kids. I am one of the fortunate ones who can make a living and see my son every morning he wakes up and every night he goes to bed.

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

True. I do have a lady now… have some plans, but we’ll see what happens.

Ever think about useing your cdl in the tree cutting world?

@dailycivicsi9295

5 ай бұрын

Local

@JonHop1

5 ай бұрын

@@dailycivicsi9295 My buddy just completed his rotues in Alaska and the Artic. From November-Now, he made $90,000. Dangerous job though, but the pay is crazy.

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

I haven’t, but I’ve done some tree work before. Been looking into local truck jobs, but we’ll see.

@JonHop1

5 ай бұрын

Lol bruh YT is literally crazy.. I made a comment about a buddy of mine that ended up doing Ice Road trucking in Alaska this winter, and YT deleted my comment😆.. I'm still getting notifications for this thread tho... smhh... censorship is crazy

My biggest thing so far with Roehl’s is the pay man

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

How you feeling about it ?

@aidanlocklear9586

4 ай бұрын

No good man have yet to net over 900$ I also haven’t ran over 2000 miles yet

@aidanlocklear9586

4 ай бұрын

How are the checks 2400 miles plus ?

About time I been telling you I guess no one care

I'm never quitting

bro roehl is notorius for $700 one week mext week 1200 lol....that 72 is if u live on tha road for roehli left after 6 months did a few companys got my own shit now....now its alot better

You need to be locall , home daily , and hourly..finish your 1 year , then look for local gigs..

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

My contract is done, almost at 2 yrs. I'm just taking care of a few more things.

@robbysmith4169

3 ай бұрын

That’s gonna be my plan, just gotta grind through the first year then there’s so many local opportunities

100k + a year plus the house is 500,000 k

Just get a local job, thats what I do, at home at 4

Maybe go local or use CDL for something else.

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Got my eye on a local gig, and a few other things 🤙🏼

I feel the same say . If i didnt have my wife with me doing teams i would have quit to do home daily some place close to home . We made together $194k last year and its great money for us but i always feel like im wasting my life living on a truck and seeing how the company doesnt care about you at all

Fuck OTR bro try to find something local

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

You did otr?

Those jobs are meant to enslave the worker! It’s a form of bondage

Your not driving in cali that’s the problem

also this video shud go viral man. because it just isnt roehl this is 98 percent of tha industry

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

I would love for it to take off.. love how many of you guys interact

@412hwc

4 ай бұрын

@@TheGerbsteve i think somebody needs to send this mutha trucca or locc out men podcast...ur not the only driver feeling this bro...millions are and have been for yeaaaarrrrsss....it does get greater later but the honest to gods truth is. when u look at the time and danger and reslonsibility that is put on us....we cud make tha same if not more just working over time in tha steel mill or maybe hustlin two jobs and still have more off time and less things to deal with....but it do get greatet later. also man local and regional work is alot more work with alot more micromanagment and less pay unless your hauling some speciality shit....my best advice man is to take the cdl and look at your local operators union....go run bulldozers and those big earth mover dump truccs get a pension and only work 40 hrs a week and still make 60-100k, also they do train.

Go local

@angelsuarez6031

5 ай бұрын

Or save sum money get your own truck be your own boss that’s what my friends did they haul tankers

Now that you got your experience, try getting a local job. Where your home every night bud

What did you think truck driving was? Lol….

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Holding a steering wheel lol

why not get into the automotive industry & work on cars at a dealership ? Since you like working on your civic ? Get away from the trucking business

@Willy_On_Wheels

5 ай бұрын

I did that for 11 years. It’s not all it’s cracked up to be. Like with any job, it’s great and fun in the beginning but will eventually KILL your passion for the automotive world. Once you turn a hobby that you love in to WORK, you end up not loving that hobby anymore. That’s not the case for every person in sure, just putting it out there.

@moisesguajardo5776

5 ай бұрын

@@Willy_On_Wheels what else do you want to do then if not working on your car as project and or not trucking anymore then what else motivates you so you won’t feel this tiredness

@TheGerbsteve

5 ай бұрын

Like Jason said, I work on my cars for the passion, I got into trucking because I had the passion, especially as a kid. When you turn passion into work, it doesn’t really work out after awhile. Now, I will say something about sales sparks an interest for me. But, I’m going to take some time off and really figure some stuff out. Stay tuned

Go get an office job bro.

@TheGerbsteve

4 ай бұрын

Thought about going back to college

@Virt7_

4 ай бұрын

@@TheGerbsteve I did telco construction for a year and now I have an office job creating maps. Super chill and laid back job

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