What if it Snows?

Flatbed work doesn't come close to that real hard dry van work. Walking all the way back to the back of the trailer, having to unlatch, swing 2 doors open AND close them. Gotta be careful to not get those pajama pants or track suit dirty.

Otter, whats your favorite work flip flop?

 

I didn't mean it that way.
Just that gloves wear out fast.

 

Yea don't be disrespecting those dry vanners! They're a tough breed.

I can't even insult them because I can't come up with anything they actually do, besides just go down the road. Actually I guess backing into those docks does take most of their mental capacity.

 

Nope. Wish I had thought of that. Reminds me of when I was running up in Wisconsin on a Walmart fleet during winter. I wore my winter coat, jeans, one pair of socks, and a hoodie. I about froze my ### off in the winds with -25 degree windchill factor. I look at some guy walking around like it all was nothing. I asked him how he did it. The layer of clothing he described I hadn't even considered because I was born and raised in Phoenix, AZ. Lol.

 

Yes another one from phx !! I had about the same experience in my first real cold weather of minnesota -27 with -70 windchill . Man that was cold

 

Zaney zonies

 

Not everyone can be perfect like you

 

Hay now.... that's hitting close to my job description.

I only put about 30 or so trailers a nite into docks....

Unfortunately getting the messed up doors on the cans open is the more challenging part.

 

So many comments to be made

 

Yeah, a very simple job. I'm sure auto trucks will get it all figured out..../sarcasm heavy