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what is up you guys hope you're all having a great day so it has been a while since I've uploaded and the reason for that is that I have quit Trucking um if you have seen my other videos that's probably not a surprise but more on that at the end I just want to get straight into the numbers since that's why you clicked on this video I'm sure so just a couple details really quick about uh my time here driving so I drove at Melton Truck Lines I I started there with zero experience straight out of CDL school 24 years old um and so what I was able to make now I did get a five thousand dollar sign-on bonus that's what was going on when I got hired so yeah but let's just jump straight into these numbers I'm gonna pull this up on my screen so you guys can see what I'm seeing um and I'm using mint.com to get these numbers it's just a it's a free service that I use I'm not sponsored by them or anything but it's great I've used them for a long time and uh just a good place where you can track all your personal finances um but let's see so I have this chart pulled up this bar graph this is uh my income from April 1st to December 31st that was when I was at Melton so I started training in orientation here in April um I wasn't driving yet at this time so this is a nine months total eight months of actually driving but uh so I'm just going to go over each of these columns and we'll go into the weekly checks for each of them and we'll just take a quick look at everything so this is um going from the beginning of the month at the bottom to the end of the month at the top so this is you know my pay for turning into orientation I don't remember exactly how they paid you like how much it was per day or per week I mean this is the checks here so I mean this is roughly how much you'd get paid for returning an orientation if you went there about twenty five hundred dollars for that first month um for that training and then this was my first month of driving five thousand and one dollars go into this one uh so this was my very first check of driving on my own 2018 uh for my first week driving which was which was great and then after that you see we have a small small week 660 that's because I went home uh right after I got my truck because the way they do it after turning an orientation they send you back to the terminal after you are done with your uh on the road trainer to send you back to the terminal uh they get you your own truck and then they just send you off driving and you can request to go home as soon as possible if you want that's what I did so I was out driving for one week and they routed me home I went home for about a week you know just to go back and get clothes stuff that I needed for the truck since I had been gone for about a month at this time um and then here's the other weeks that month so we'll move on um June 5877 dollars go into the weekly pay 1400 1700 1300 1200 so this pay is pretty consistent um you know it's it's really it just depends on how consistent you are that's how consistent the pay is going to be um at Melton you're paid by the mile so you know they have the miles for you it's just whether or not you're going to be out there all the time driving you know for some people uh that's what they want to do they just want to spend all their time driving that's what I wanted to do I had no reason to go home I just wanted to go grind it out for a long time make as much money as I could save as much as I could so that's what I was doing you know I was out there for like four months straight I think was the longest I went um so yeah that's that's um how much I was able to make on that kind of schedule so if you're like the person who wants to go home every two weeks or if you have obligations of family stuff like that you know take that into consideration for sure you know this is how much I made staying out over the road practically all the time like I went home to my apartment two times and this nine month span now at the end here I was taking more home time and you know we'll get to that in a second but as you can see like here driving all the time you're making a lot more money all these months where you take home time you just don't make as much that's just what it comes down to but we'll go into July this was my biggest month 7 148 dollars for my third month of driving with no experience over Seven Grand I mean you can't really complain too much about that so yeah here's the weeks for July pretty good and then August pay drops pretty considerably because like I was saying this was one of the months that I took home time and you pay goes down when you're not driving that's as simple as that you know so here's the weeks for August 2 000 a week in there pretty good goes back up in September I was grinding it out in September um this last one I think I had a breakdown this week now you do get breakdown pay at Melton um it's just obviously not going to be as much money as you would make if you're just out there driving so but that kind of thing is inevitable even you know in the brand new trucks you know Melton gives top of the line brand new equipment I had a 20 22 or 23 Freightliner Cascadia um and that broke down like three times two or three times I think and uh yeah so it just happens you know and then also trailers you know tires go out you gotta get tires replaced all the time you know so that kind of stuff just happens but moving on into October 4470. here's the weeks for the for that month November 3665. um took a lot of home time in November that's why I was so much lower um and then December my last month there these were the checks well 22 dollars that's because like I said I took a bunch of home time here at the end of November and then that first week back in December that was uh when that check came so that was that um so yeah this is just the income I'm gonna pull up another graph here that'll show us how much I was able to save over this time but you know like I was saying if you're consistent the pay is going to be consistent I would say if you're out there driving all the time you can easily average 5500 to 6 000 with no experience um you know because that's what that's about what I was doing when I was out there all the time so yeah um but if you're taking time off you know you're going to be making a little bit less and that's just that uh we can see here I averaged 49.53 per month so not too bad for just starting excuse me um not the most money in the world but a lot more than the least so you know here's the total income for that nine months forty four thousand five hundred seventy seven and uh yeah so we'll see how much I was able to save and go over here to net income over time so here's that same income graph this also just has a little line chart this will be how much I cash flowed or saved each month this is my spending each month um but we already saw that graph so we're just going to go into this these columns here so this is the income column of course expense column and net how much I saved each month uh so we'll just go straight into the totals how much I made we already saw that 44 577 how much I spent almost 17 000 and I was able to save 27 652.73 cents over the course of that nine months not too bad saved an average of three thousand and seventy two dollars per month not quite as much as I wanted to um if you watched some of my other videos I did have a goal to save fifty thousand dollars in my first year um which you know I think 100 would be possible if you like never took home time basically uh which is what I wanted to do you know and I could have done it it was it's within the realm of possibility for sure that's just you know these last few months here um I just didn't want to like ditch family for you know during holidays and stuff this didn't feel right so took home time and uh yeah that was that I mean I'm still definitely happy with this number here and of course I didn't work the entire year so that fifty thousand dollar thing the plans changed you know so that's just that but um let's see I think that that's that's everything as far as the numbers go um yeah April 1st to December 31st um yeah so like I said at the beginning of this video I have quit driving for the time being I may go back at some point but um you know I was uh working and just saving as much money as I could so that I could go travel and that's what I'm going to be doing now so um that's what the content will mostly be about also more stuff about like finances and how managing that going forward as I travel and uh stuff like that so uh yeah I hope this helped you guys out and uh hope you have a great day I think that that's about it peace