Youtube job hoppers

And the problem with all these online (ttr/youtube) is that your experience will always be different from mine. Even if you talk to someone who currently drives, unless you've known him/her all your life you'll have a different experience also.

 

@scottied67 never mentions his company...just shares life stories and advice. You can have Junior whomever and Allie brat.... LoL.

 

My point is, somebody that knows what they're doing, and not AT ALL touting (nor mentioning) their company, with 31 years in the saddle.... sharing..... yeah, YMMV.. but somebody that posts about how to do things "correctly" is still a few and far between, man.

 

I like Scotties channel. I like the prime tanker guy's channel. There's another I just found yesterday that I like, but I don't know how full of corn he is yet. But he's one of these 200 year old drivers and pretty entertaining

 

I have a HUGE collection of souvenir coffee mugs, and I would be proud to have one of these in my collection! That's a keeper!

 

The problem with seeking information or advice from YouTube or talking to current drivers or whatever is the issue of unknown credibility. It is a total crap shoot.

 

I think about the best you tube trucker out there is Indiana Jack..he is an owner op, his videos are well produced and informative.

 

@smokey12 Indiana jack is def one of my favorites