One of Mac Brown Excavating’s original employees. One of our best operators, period. As Mac Brown himself once said, “He could tear up a steel ball” — and honestly, we’re still not sure if that’s a compliment, a warning, or a challenge, but either way, it’s true.
Some call him Foco. Some call him Wreck It Ralph. Both are correct, and both should tell you everything you need to know about how this man operates equipment.
If you guessed John John, congratulations, you know your dirt-moving legends. We are beyond thrilled he came back to us after a sabbatical in the oil fields and rock quarries — turns out you can take the man out of the excavator, but you can’t take the excavator out of the man.
John brings serious expertise to every jobsite, and somehow brings an equally serious number of fish to the boat on company trips. Our leading theory: it’s the cut-off sleeves. Somewhere out there, in open water, his majestic arm hair is doing PR work for him, and the fish simply cannot resist.
Got tech questions? John’s your guy. The man has gotten so good with the new high-tech dozers and excavators that they’re basically driving themselves around the jobsite while he supervises with his hands in his pockets. We’re pretty sure the machines respect him more than they respect the manual.
So do yourself a favor — be extra nice to John John this month. Wish him well. Compliment the sleeves. Do whatever it takes, because if you play your cards right, you might just score an invite to the private lake.
Thanks for sticking around and playing in the dirt with us, John John. We wouldn’t want anyone else tearing up our steel balls!
