A look inside what hauling a dry van is really like.

"I take the bypass. It's 15 minutes longer, but you save time...."

voice in background "Speed Warning"

Mikeeee

 

Ok ok not a great show but...lets add a vicious doberman companion named Sorath throw in some 7 % snowy colorado slopes with max chaining action a load shift cus u slid around a turn some undercover lot lizards and that ex military ex seal ex ranger I know the codes to the nukes truckdriver and that fight cuz they took out ur headlight n half ur bumper and we hot ourselves a shooow. Yeeeea! I also forgot the part where u lock urself out in ur boxers in sub freezing temps and the part where u use all the cusswords in the book cuz a guy speeding thru the truckstop almosr ran u over. Then that one ti me when u got food poisoning and had vomit and explosive diarrea thru Arizona and still made it to the drop on time. U guys wanna add some?

 

The hotshot greyhound buses zooming at fifteen or more over, coming within an inch of your rig like they're invincible or something.

 

If you want to be in one of Indiana Jack's movies you have to repeat that all at least three times!

"So I got dispatched for a load of hay. It's a good load. I have to go pick up the hay. But first I got to find a trailer to haul the hay load..."

He does have some pretty good movie editing skills and some nice camera work. Pretty good audio as well for minimal equipment.

Mikeeee

 

Indiana Jack, great video, thanks. I appreciate your efforts, this kinda stuff is excellent information for a wannabe, researching the industry. Keep 'em coming!!!

 

I agree great editing nice camara shots. Indiana Jack u are the director.

 

Jack so you only run the south west? Are you an O/O for Knight?

 

I'm just joshing you. I was entertained. I watched the whole thing!

You don't want to read the post I deleted!

 

Super DUH on my part.

I did not even notice that the Star, Director, Producer and editor was the original poster himself!

Mikeeee