Trick my Truck is a show for car and truck enthusiasts.  It even teaches people how to remodel their rides.  In a way, when schools opt for virtual learning, Trick my Truck can be goof for students who may be taking courses on auto mechanics.  Seasons 1 and 2 had some of the widest variety of talent.  And if you look at the drivers, the Chrome Shop Mafia really cares about all people.  No matter if you are a man, woman, black or white, or even if you have a disability.  The fourth and fifth season which is available to everybody does teach the audience on how the painter prepares his work of art.  Now if CMT did give the Chrome Shop Mafia a 60-minute time frame, you would see even more talent.  It is more than just making a truck driver's truck look pretty.  The show also features some dos and don'ts in the workplace.  Kevin Pickett who is one of the guys that knows exactly what goes on under the hood displays in one of the episodes on what can happen if you let your attitude get out of hand.  Some episodes features taking a tractor and turning it into an RV.  The first season even has a Mexican immigrant as one of the Chrome Shop Mafia's customers.  If we want our students to learn virtually, opening the opportunity to see all 5 seasons of Trick my truck would be a good move.  If you are a fan of Peterbilt, there is a ton of those on the first three seasons!