Speak up the truth about trucking industry , brokers and unfairness !

Hi guys, it's me, Alex, the founder of Dispatch Training Center. And today I just want to give you uh feedback on the video that I posted yesterday. It's got like 33,000 views. And some people were cheering me up. Yes, this is a way to stood up to the broker. Other people say, "Wow, you not being professional.

You were rude." But here's the thing. I've been doing this for a long, long time. I'm not just an owner of the trucking company, not just a dispatcher or instructor or founder of uh my training safety manager, also agent for the RTS, insurance agent, real estate agent. I'm a person who actually does

get upset when people are still killing this industry. and maybe yeah that guy was not that bad but the problem what I had with that was well I have a circumstance special situation. So let me talk to you dear Axel broker as a business person when I need something to be done for any of my

businesses I understand it first I have to compensate for that second I have to be truthful about what's going to happen and some of you you listening to that and say well he was not really telling you to do anything illegal but let's calculate together 770 miles you're going to Virginia, you live in Chicago.

The phone call was made around 100 p.m. If we would negotiate by the time signing confirmation, by the time driver dead to working appointment, well, we're talking about probably 1:30 p.m. It has to be miracle that they're going to load you right away. So, let's be realistic. Working appointment in a busy facility,

that's 2, three hours. So right there you are living Chicago at 4:00 pm. 4 pm from west Chicago. I live right here. Try to go on 90. Try to actually even make it to Indiana. So you're losing time in traffic. First let's remember driver has to be with the fresh hours. It's already 5:00 p.m. on east coast.