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what do you mean ?
I mean you can also just get a loan for it. I mean, personally, I'd opt to by a truck myself as well, but thats not exactly feasible when they cost upwards to $200,000 (aka the same cost as a small house). Hell, the APUs alone cost like $7,000 and thats just one part of the truck.
meh, it depends. In the U.S. you can pretty much get a loan for anything. But interest rate is another story. But its largely similar though in regards to income. You need a sensible amount of income for certain loans. Like, you can't get a million dollar loan making $15 an hour and all lol
why would that be my friend works for magazine he got his degree from college
TL;DR
https://www.indeed.com/q-Owner-Operator-$200,000-jobs.html
this is not accurate
Average "gross" pay annually = $200,000
this is not the after expenses salary
the after costs take home pay is tops 80k like i said
https://haulhound.com/blog/owner-operator-driver-pay/
https://www.overdriveonline.com/why-be-an-owner-operator/
https://www.truckdriverssalary.com/owner-operator-salary/
https://www.thetruckersreport.com/infographics/cost-of-trucking/
https://www.fueloyal.com/the-real-trucking-expenses-of-an-owner-operator/
You can believe whatever you want to believe and we can go back and forth over this ad infinitum.
All I'm pointing out is that some independent truckers can make serious money when you said "no truck driver gets paid 10k a month no truck driver the skill is not worth that much money period".
I prove you wrong, learn to take it like a champ.
At this point I'm just going to agree to disagree with you, as there is plenty of proof out there of truckers making over $120,000 a year AFTER expenses and taxes.
you have not proved anything the sources from actual trucking websites and forums i linked you that after expenses the salary is 40-60k per year with the highest being arounf 80-90k on rare one off ocations so you are talking ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
im not beliving what i want im beliving what the people who work in the buisness are telling me just because you say im wrong does not mean i am all you provided as evidence was an advertisement that showed the fross pay before expenses and taxes i linked websites (truck websites and forums from actual truckers and experts) that tell you the after expenses and taxes numbers which i have given you its you that needs to learn to take it like a champ because you are obviously in the wrong i have evidence you dont
Let's allow the independent truckers such as those I hang around and see often make their 200k+ a year, and your sources of company drivers tell you about their 40k+ a year.
Truck drivers wouldn't pay 150k for a brand new dump truck if they only made 40k a year. Many buy used, but for a good quad it can be about 80-90k.
You look things up online, we know actual workers. There's a difference. I know company men and independent truckers.