I started over the summer and I saw this driver walk in and he was working really hard. You could definitely tell and that was kind of the first initial meeting with Brian. Brian is the definition of above and beyond. Anytime we need Brian to help out with something he doesn't hesitate. I don't ever want to be mistaken as a driver that just winds and complains about everything. I also want to be one that you can go to as a resource. I want to work in a place that's productive. So therefore I contribute to the productivity, whether it's a flu clinic or clean windows or having things available to make that driver safer down the road. When I work in a place where drivers care so therefore I need to be the one that cares as well. Brian is very useful around here and we really appreciate everything he does around. He's good at talking to drivers and telling what they're going to experience, what they need to get through and what would be successful here. Brian have a great personality, attitude, always upbeat. I've seen Brian a lot just happen around the yard here. It would be easy to say, well that driver does this so I'm not going to try so hard. But it's better to take the idea of I'm going to do it this way and the community will follow. And how about the chassis? 183741A3. Brian is a very professional driver and again he takes pride in everything we do here. And we depend on Brian to handle the kind of interaction with the customers because they don't see us in the office. He defines professionalism when it comes to arriving at customers. So if there's a new customer, somebody that we aren't too aware of, he gets sent over there first usually, especially if it's local and gets so we get on the right foot immediately with him. And keeps the nose from diving. It's one of their safety requirements. And the loader normally does it, but why have him come out in the rain if I'm already out here? I like the fact that when I go into a business in Bat, we may be the first or I may be the first face that they've ever seen with JB Hunt. We're a JB Hunt uniform and you walk in and you can make a positive impact. You build relationships that way. It's like a friend that you get to see everyone so well and happen to do business with them. You go to work, being happy, you come home happy. If the community is supportive to your role, and that concludes the managers as well, your job is less stressful, less combative, less frustrating, less troublesome. And more communal and being happier job is also that I get to go home and be happy at home. And that's the most important part to me. What did you see? You went in the pretzel, pretzel, pretzel, pretzel. That sounds good, don't it? Yeah. You take the job with JB Hunt and he's going to be home every night. And on the weekends we had our life back, so. My driver manager and the dispatcher. I can't wait to get home. I don't want to leave her in the morning. I can't wait to get home for an evening. Plan my day accordingly. And they do a great job facilitating my home, my lifestyle, what I need and what I want and what I want. I can make plans like we have games, dinner plans, movie plans with friends, activities with our running groups. And just going home and sitting for dinner consistently is a wonderful thing. The kids who grew up just a little west of here. She played basketball for her Danville. So this is almost like the home field for her. Truly still a daddy's girl, still a family girl. It doesn't matter when or lose. She knows we're here and she knows we're here because of her. She never let us down. We brought our friends, we brought our family and they showed out and it's huge. I'm proud of my family. I'm proud of my friends. I surround myself with good people and the joy that they bring to us, to all of us. We can feed from each other and that's a awesome thing. You chose me to be the feature driver. But without these guys, I wouldn't have been as successful. I wouldn't have been as happy. People make the job easier. Communities let you make out of it.