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http://forum.ets2mp.com/index.php?/topic/1000-account-activation-and-zip-problems/ Mariio Posted Today, 00:56 Solution: 1.) Go into the .zip file 2.) Right click .exe file and click 'Repair Archive" 3.) Folder to put the repaired archive: Your Desktop is recommended 4.)Archive type: Treat the corrupt archive as ZIP 5.) Go onto your desktop (Or where you put the repaired archive) 6.) Open the new ZIP file 7.) Run ETS2 MP.exe as normal

Poor wages means the company owner whoever it may be has lower running cost so he can offer a lower freight rate which is under cutting other companies already offering bottom dollar which drives an already low freight rate even lower. Equipment in rough shape speaks alot to the company. If it is in rough shape appearance wise it doesn't appear to be professional. And I'm not judging from sterotypes. I'm judging from experience and knowing the reputation alot of these companies carry. And a camera doesn't make the driver a safe driver...trust me I'm not judging from 9 minutes of video. And the only thing that I'm concerned with is that some people might think this is trucking in america and might stero type it as what is shown....don't get me wrong I will always have respect for other truckers regardless of where they were born or what they drive but I also hold them to a high standard because it's how we appear as a whole industry is how we are judged. I applaud your efforts in recording,editing, and upload. Don't let my opinions and personal experiences change any of your forward progress. Also there are other people who record and live stream their big rig travels in america. Safe Travels.

Yeah the austrailian narrator thing ain't a big deal. And the department of transportation says all CDL holders must be able to read, write, and speak english fluently. Not saying he doesn't speak english fluently but I didn't hear any english. And by "location of the company" Companies from the suburbs of chicago are known for hiring people who are from other countries. They pay the drivers poor wages. most of the time the equipment is in rough shape at best. The company owners get tax breaks for starting a company here. Most of their drivers are dangerous as hell, I can't count how many times i've seen a big rig do something stupid then you catch the name and location of the company. and its a crap truck from the suburbs of chicago. They lack a certain degree of professionalism in my eyes just from what I have experinced.

The 1 episode I watched was painful. I was not surprised by the location of the company. And the fact that the man didn't speak english. And the guy narrating it wasn't american. This was rather depressing.