What if it Snows?

It's like an upsidedown pyramid.

 

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Well that is a new one on me. I went to pay off the auto insurance. We dont like to pay over time as a 10 month payment? The insurance company will earn $300 on a $700 policy. So as I was saying. I was paying off this years premium. The agent said we had $31 due from last year. Told them I dont think so as we get it paid for by October. They requested a pic of the bill, as on my end it was different by $80. Told them if they try to collect something different than the bill, it will be the last time I deal with them.

 

You sure you know how to back that thing up???

Time to get a run through windy WY and experience it in all its glory.

 

The trailer says it’s a catering service.
We’ll let that one slide. Taking food and supplies to firefighters is always allowed.

 

Traded the flat for a Roach Coach?

 

Don't think I've ever heard of "used" oats.

 

Well 2nd time is three weeks a cheeky harry Roberto agent has lied to me. Trailer isn't loaded. It wasn't even in a door.

The agent is being adamant that trailer is loaded. I'm looking right at my trailer in the same spot i dropped it two days later. I had togo over to Target to try to see what's up. Supposedly started today and finished tomorrow from target agent.

The agent said his coworker caught Covid and he wasn't in the office do to self quarantine. Which is why he didn't answer my phone calls. After LS gets a hold of him and we talk there are people laughing in the background. Like he's out drinking. Smh.

 

Incident catering services? You doing dry food?

 

Um.

Just got a text, “Don’t load,
Plant broke down.”

I texted back, already loaded, I texted you time of arrival and departure.

“Leave it on trailer, will try to reschedule Monday or Tuesday.”

I texted back, 1300 my appointment time, since we’re talking per day, the storage charge is $500/day.
Midnight Saturday is day 1.
They said ok.
They paid it before.
Took 30 days but it will cost me a 1450 load come Monday.

 

wasn't they on recall..?


The Tyson chicken recall was first announced by the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) on July 3 following an investigation linking frozen Tyson chicken products to three cases of listeriosis. At first the recall included a whopping 8,492,832 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat chicken products from Tyson.Jul 9, 2021

Looked it up, you should be good now.