196: Army To Arctic

Feb 07, 03:09 PM

In this week's episode, Adlai shares his extensive experience in the trucking industry, which spans over 38 years, including 32 years commercially and six years in the army. His journey began with driving a dump truck at Fort Bragg, followed by a reenlistment that took him to the cold climates of Alaska, where he faced brutal winters with temperatures dropping to 50 below zero. Adlai's career path led him through various facets of trucking, from driving commercial trucks bought by the GSA to navigating the challenges and adventures of trucking in harsh conditions, including the unique experience of driving across Lake Champlain on a ferry to save on delivery times. His story is filled with intriguing anecdotes, such as accidentally dropping a trailer on the highway and the peculiarities of working for different trucking companies over the years, highlighting the evolution of the industry and his adaptation to its changes. Throughout the conversation, Adlai emphasizes his commitment to trucking, a profession that has defined his life since he was 18, and his appreciation for the camaraderie and experiences it has brought him.

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