Originally Posted by NotTheAverageTrucker

Well here I am on this cruddy Greyhound headed for the largest city in the United States by square mileage, Jacksonville, Florida.
-NotTheAverageTrucker

I used to think OKC Ok was the largest in regards to square land miles (water miles not included).
Apparently I was wrong too, but interesting still.
Since Alaska is a state...

City State Square Land Miles

1	Sitka	Alaska	2,870.3
2	Juneau	Alaska	2,701.9
3	Wrangell	Alaska	2,541.5
4	Anchorage	Alaska	1,704.7
5	Jacksonville	Florida	747.0
7	Butte	Montana	716.2
8	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	606.4
9	Houston	Texas	599.6
10	Phoenix	Arizona	516.7

Jeez, I must be bored out of my skull.
I just learned I am not entirely wrong, OKC OK could be the largest US city, in CONUS or lower 48.
The list is headed by consolidated city-counties, where a city comprises the whole area of a county (or equivalent), and so may include significant portions of rural areas or even wilderness.
They cities above in Bold Blue are considered Consolidated city-counties.
When these cities are removed from consideration, the largest cities are Oklahoma City, Houston, Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Antonio.
Well that was exciting and educational, but I'm off to the ice cream (frozen custard) shop.
Interesting enough Frozen Custard gets its creaminess from additional egg yolks...

Originally Posted by NotTheAverageTrucker

Well here I am on this cruddy Greyhound headed for the largest city in the United States by square mileage, Jacksonville, Florida. I will update every night on what the days events entail to hopefully help prospective employees. I will be staying at the quality inn on Commonwealth and I-295. One thing I already like is the direct bill taxi. No waiting around to be reimbursed. Well I am going to sign off now... so long.

-NotTheAverageTrucker

Good Luck in Orientation, hopefully they'll have some trucks lined up for you all.
That seems to be a topic of issue in another CWTL thread.
But just like freight, it ebbs and flows.

Heck yeah, waffle house, take my waffle with a side of hash browns, scattered, covered, and chunked.