Good Night From II

Must be nice to be at home and locked down, while still doing miles like that.

 

End of the day its all the same to me.

Add some bungies and straps to a pretarped load. Still collect the tarping fee. Hand the load to another driver and never even have to fold the things.

I could do much worse. To think this is a "favor." Heck its almost like a vacation.

You all know ill run every bloody mile i can get my hands on, id get into too much trouble otherwise. Time to listen to some books and Hammer down.

 

Yeah that place is tough all around. I was there one night in the dark trying to back in with a heavy snow falling and the waves from the lake splashing over the rocks there a bit. No room for error.

 

people get a laugh when I say I am a working homeless person lol

 

delivered that mad of flour to Ardent mills in Colton ca.
took about an hour.
fontana ca load was suppose to be ready at 10 am. got there about 15 minutes early.
nope still loading it.
waited over an hour v4 it was ready.
scaled it and drives were 18280 and tandem were 36540.
went back to rework and they removed 2 pallets of mulch from rear of trailer..
made it to rest area on i15 ex 46 b4 clock ran out.
called the other driver and let him know I be there around 9am.

 

Been there once delivery, then pu. Was in the same hole. Frank was there also and spotted me getting in.

 

Columbus, OH.

I have a short (300 miles) Big Lot's load going to Indiana. I guess that is a lucky thing considering this is a holiday weekend and this whole virus thing.

All the truck stops I passed on the way here looked full, so I just came here to the terminal.
180 miles tomorrow to set me up 35 miles away for a 0600 delivery at my first stop.

This load will put me to 1900 miles for the week, on Monday at noon.
Could be worse, and hopefully a decent next load delivering by Wednesday.

 

What I find very interesting is the report from CA.

It seems this virus hit them several months ago so they have built a herd immunity to it, and that is why it is not hitting them so hard right now.
And that is with no 'social distancing' or other measures like shut downs to slow it down.
They considered it just a bad flu at the time.

 

Here's one...
Calif. May Have Coronavirus Herd Immunity, Stanford Fellow Says

And here is another that disputes it...
Medical Experts Blast Calif. Coronavirus Herd Immunity Theory