By far the strangest truckstop/ fuel stop I've experienced

Prolly should wear a hat in SC....

The purple hair is a dead giveaway!!!!

 

What does THAT have to do with anything?? Just Askin.... And I wish S.C. could "succeed" from the union,but isn't it "secede"?

 

ever see "race with the devil"? maybe you stumbled onto a town full of satan worshiping people, and they were looking to make you into their next sacrafice......


seriously, lol, i get slow people looking at me all the time. i just figure it takes them a little longer....

 

I live in SC now, but was not born there. I was marriaged in.

I've been to that Wilco several times, usually when I'm picking up around there. There are some odd characters for sure.

But then again, I was born in Los Angeles, so WTH do I know?

 

He walked into the Wilco and said.....

"Large Marge sent me."

 

you are safe---until the banjo music starts on the intercom

 

now thats funny! they just take time to get to know you.

 

It's been a long time ago when I started, the staff has changed since then. I pulled into that Jane Lew truckstop in WV. It was like walking into the Twilight Zone or BeetleJuice. My waitress had one of them beehive hairdo's. It was black with a white stripe down the middle. I knew I just stepped back in time. It was entertaining watching the locals. All their words were a mile long and I live in the south.

For the life of me I can't remember. I think it was in WV also. I pulled into a truck stop and decided to eat. You walk in the store and there is an arrow pointing to the restaurant. You walk through the door and you are in the middle of a cattle sale. The auctioneer was rattling away. Bduh, Bduh, Bduh Four hundred......
The restaurant was on the other side of it. But the smell was that of a bull hauler. Another memorable experience except the location. My subconscious doesn't want to remember.

 

Shoot! and I was on I-26 in SC today!
I missed the potential unconfirmed excitement that may or may not have been going on.