trucking : How classic super sleepers work in trucking 2020 . The snows

trucking This truck must be the best #supersleeper on the road . the #trucking industry makes it hard for you to have a super sleeper but mr snow and his wife break it down for you .in trucking this type of truck is hard to come by it dhows his trucking staus and wisdom .this truck has a shower and toilet with queen size bed . he is a #husbandandwife team



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Mr snow talks trucking and his super sleeper

[fuhrerali]

"'it's a piece of art"

"it's a piece of us"

That hit hard

[billmatrisch]

This guy listens to every question & gives indebt intelligent responses.

[ericday]

When little kids give him the "honk" signal, you know this guy does it with a smile.

[IROK]

The truck is impressive, but the relationship he and his wife have is PRICELESS!

[nikopolitis]

The amount of wisdom you get from a 20 minute conversation with an old timer is better than anything you can learn in a classroom....

[patrickmcg]

I’m not a trucker but this guy is so knowledgeable about his business. If I was a trucker I would want this older guy as my mentor PERIOD

[brettkraatz]

Not even a trucker, but could definitely appreciate this video. One line in particular is good for everyone to hear. “Take care of what you got”.

[rodyates]

I admire this man. Living a life of his choosing, taking pride in his work, accompanied by a wife who seems to accept the life they have chosen. What a success. Self reliant, focussed,
independent. Good Luck!

[dacypher]

I'm not a trucker and never thought about being a trucker. In fact, I don't even know why YouTube recommended this. But seeing this beauty makes me come close to questioning what I am doing with my life. The fact that this guy and his wife basically get to drive around the country in what is basically a camper with a trailer attached and make money by the mile sounds very sweet.

[zengear]

I love how he never said "I" nearly the whole interview, always "we". You can tell he loves his wife.

[xxgoiksxx]

I know nothing about trucks but this was such a impressive interview.

[mtasux]

This man right here is who you would want to be your Dad. Teach you to work hard, be humble and dedicated to what you put your mind to. Great video and awesome truck Mr. And Mrs. Snow.

[arneservatius]

This man is a dying breed. He’s smart and honest Michigan

[murphyr]

I’m not a trucker but YouTube algorithm took me here and I’m glad it did. Nice truck and an even nicer trucker.

[johnalford]

5:38 "Where do I start?" "Warsh (wash) what you got." is the greatest advice I've heard in a long time. God bless you Snows.

[Muduck-mfib]

The professional manner this man has is what we need more of in america, no matter what industry.

[MH-Tesla]

I'm not remotely interested in trucking, but this guy i could listen to for 17 minutes no sweat.

[a]

I love this trucker (AND the interviewer too). It was mentioned elsewhere but it's worth repeating, it's always "we" and "us" - never "I" and that tells me a lot about how terrific this guy is. And then his willingness to entertain the interviewer and show him around his home is really remarkable... YouTube: I don't know why you thought I should watch this, but: thanks!

[drew]

Of the 2.2 million views, none of 2.2 million people searched for this but are glad they found it. This was a great interview between two gentlemen who love what they do. How can you beat that?

[cpruns]

This guy said something in passing here that no one is really talking about in the comments but it is GOLD for life. When asked where other people should start he said "Take care of what you have". Wash it up, put some stacks on, some fenders....take care of what you've got first" - that right there is words to live by. How many time do you see someone telling you how much they want (deserve) a new car meanwhile the care they drive gets treated like a piece of crap. Great advice for everything!!