 Hey, this is Jeremy from Northern Kentucky, and you are watching Trucker Josh and Diesel on TJV. Good morning, great people of the world. We're in Edmonton. Well, technically Sherwood Park, Alberta, and leave it to me to find some countryside and some bush inside the city, eh? So my shipping appointment or my load appointment is 1 p.m. So I didn't want to just sit around this morning and do nothing. So we went out on a walk, just me, this morning, and I'm exploring this, uh, what is it called? Stratocona Park? What is it called? One second here. Keeping track on my fitness app here. I've been walking for 4.41 kilometers right now. What is this? Centennial Park. Walking through the trails. Here's my route that I've been walking for one second. Nothing's working for me right now. Okay, there's my, oh, you can't see it, can you? You just have to trust me. There'll probably be 6 or maybe close to 7 kilometer walk this morning. I had a lot of time, so I figured why not. I've been feeling a lot better. Notice I'm less out of breath. Still out of breath, yeah. Still not totally where I want to be fitness-wise, but doing a lot better though. Look at this. Even in the city, well, we're on the outskirts of the city. It's like a suburb of Edmonton. Still get to go on a nice nature walk. That's the proper way to start a day. Makes me happy being out in the bush. So the time is now noon, and I've got about 30 minutes of walking. Maybe a little less to get back to the truck. And at about 12.30, and we have half an hour to get just down the street for our one o'clock appointment. So it should work out just perfect. And then I got my walk out of the way. I'm not even clocked in, because I didn't even have to clock in. I'm not working. I'm off duty. I'm just, I'm on a leisure time, as they say. So I got my walk out of the way now. So when I go pick up my freight, I can just hammer down. I want to get home tomorrow. So today is Wednesday when I'm filming this. It's Wednesday when I'm filming this. It's going to be almost Thursday afternoon on Friday, Saturday, and half Sunday afternoon. We start the journey to the south. I'm just going to say we're going to Savannah, Georgia. Because more people know where Savannah, Georgia is, I think. What do I know? We're going right around that region there. Delivering a fuel tank to a new Love's Travel Plaza coming up down there. So once I get there, I'll be able to show you where it is. And then whenever you guys are down there and you fuel there, think of me. I helped in the construction of that. I brought them their fuel tank all the way down from Canada. I guess we're coming out into a park. Got a couple of baseball diamonds, soccer fields. Beautiful. It's a really nice day today too. You see everything's melting. It's nice temperature. The cool air is just enough to cool you down so you don't sweat too much. But it's not so cold that you freeze your hands and freeze your face off. It's perfect. So I don't know what my reload is coming back from Georgia yet. I'm kind of thinking like the only thing I've ever picked up in the South is in Tennessee, that steel. So I guess, you know, do a nice little trade if that's what I pick up. Bring them down an underground fuel tank from Canada. Bring that down there for them so they can use that. And then I'll pick up some of their nice American steel and bring that up here to Canada to someone who needs it up here. I don't know if that's going to be my reload, but that's the only thing I can think of. I've never been down there with the flatbed. Used to always go down there with when I was on van division. Oh no, a fork in the road. Which way do I want to go? Okay, well the truck is that way. So I think we're going to take that trail that way. I've got to start making my way back to the truck. Yeah, it'll be interesting to see. I've got to try to get reloaded quickly and get home quickly. Because I have a wedding in the family to get to. It's the following Sunday. My aunt is getting married. I really want to be there for her and be there for the wedding. So I'm going to have to rush back. It's going to be tight, but don't tell me I can't do it. I'll show you I can. As long as the load gods give me something that'll work with that. Trucking, right? You never quite know what's going to happen until it happens. We'll see. That was a wonderful walk. We walked 6.89 kilometers, took us an hour and 10 minutes. We burnt 502 calories and we're feeling great. Now we've got to go pick up our freight. We'll throw that big tank on my trailer, tie it down. Done our pre-trip here, so our day is now officially begun. Now that my wheels have started rolling, you can't take that back. No take backsies. The day has begun. As soon as you start rolling, the E-Log clicks on and you can't change that. Once it says you're driving, you're driving. It's going to be a messy day out there. I'm going to have to make sure I buy some extra washer fluid today. We've got to go... Andres says it's in the northwest, but it's actually in the southeast. The opposite end. So I was expecting it to be in the northwest. The good thing I checked the map yesterday, that's why I'm at this flying J and not at the one on the west side of town. We're getting loaded. We've got these guys at the front. We're getting some cement blocks and then there's going to be two big tanks behind this yet, one four foot wide, one six foot wide. Those we have to load across the street. We're doing this stuff here and then it'll take me over there. So they're loading this stuff up with the boom truck. Put the forks that lift and extend. We call that a boom truck. And we go across the street and they'll load the big tanks on with a crane. So we just stopped here at the flying J. You guys want to see the load? Get three pipes on the front. This little tank in the front and then the bigger one at the back. This way I can see both tanks. If they would have put the smaller one at the back, I wouldn't have been able to see the small one, right? That's what we got. We're taking it all the way down to Georgia. About a four day drive from here. So maybe a little more. We're in here 1,367 kilometers to go. It's about 13, 14 hours of just driving. And we'll be home, like I said, for a few days. We're about an hour before Saskatoon on the way back home. Going east. This used to be a little old dingy truck stop. And then they renovated it. And now it's really nice. I don't think it's open 24 hours though. A restaurant here. Nicely lit parking lot. They even got Christmas lights on here. So I like it. Red Bull Family Restaurant. I wonder if they sell Red Bull there? Oh, I'm funny. So where do we park? I think just over here, right? Oh, this lot goes all the way back here yet. Okay, what are we going to find a parking spot and close our eyes for the night? What's that sound? So that's that. All the paperwork's done. I can actually just send it in here. Just like that, all the paperwork for the day is done. Two little buttons. I still have quite a bit of time left on my clock. Why does this thing jam? 56 minutes of remaining drive time. Thanks. But I'm going to do it tomorrow. We have 922 kilometers left. That's... Well, let's find out exactly. 922 kilometers divided by 1.61. 573 miles left to do tomorrow. Oh, and I'm okay with that. I got to get up early. Go to bed early here and get on a good schedule again. We'll stop for another walk tomorrow. Make healthy choices again. We made good choices today. What do you think, Diesel? Take you for a quick walk and then go to bed? What do you think? The way you're staring at me, I think you agree with me. I agree with me. Thanks for watching, everybody. Thanks for watching today, guys. Tomorrow is a new day. We'll have another new video. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. 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