As a former over the road trucker, I found this fascinating. This show delves into a world seldom seen by the general public. As stated on the show, people are starting to be more aware of emergency vehicles on the shoulders/sides of the roads. These folks are available 365/24/7 and spend a lot of time away from home helping others in all kinds of weather. I wouldn't want to be one, but I'm glad there are people willing to do this kind of job.
Listening to Jamie and Al, I can't help being reminded of Bob and Doug McKinzie. Beauty, eh? In school, we were taught that Canadians are just like Americans, but they speak French, too. I never thought too much about that until I started watching this show. I've seen several YouTube videos about the differences in Canada and America, and there are many. It's fascinating how different we really are.
I highly recommend this show. It's getting hard to find in the US. I hope when it is over they'll release a "complete series" collectors set of DVDs.
Listening to Jamie and Al, I can't help being reminded of Bob and Doug McKinzie. Beauty, eh? In school, we were taught that Canadians are just like Americans, but they speak French, too. I never thought too much about that until I started watching this show. I've seen several YouTube videos about the differences in Canada and America, and there are many. It's fascinating how different we really are.
I highly recommend this show. It's getting hard to find in the US. I hope when it is over they'll release a "complete series" collectors set of DVDs.