Devenir camionneur: Éviter le pire

from Frederic Bisson · host Frederic Bisson

J'ai évité le pire de justesse. J'ai dû arrêter d'urgence mon camion à cause d'un chargement trop instable. En attente de 2 véhicules de services pour replacer le tout. Je raconte ma semaine en Nouvelle-Angleterre

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