What if it Snows?

And something on the lighter side.....

DEVO are selling Energy Dome face shields

 

I use chemical gloves for fueling. Whatever rubbery coating they have. Like them better.
I found Kinco gloves to be much more value than others. Find them at Runnings, Tractor Supply, Bomgaars, etc.
Here's Buffalo.... you like leather...
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/kinco-buffalo-glove-81?cm_vc=-10005

 

We have a +1 for both sides...
Let's continue.

 

The roll up doors appeal to my lazy side... I do not have to get off the truck and open those.

One common carrier that I need to refill the doors for shipping/day shift is all roll ups. Another is mostly roll ups, I try to leave their swing doors in the yard.

 

It depends. My daily drivers are Rainbow Sandals luxury leather with the single arch support. They’re about $50 in any retail surf shop. A pair will last about a year worn everyday.

My shower sandals are brand called Surfah. Mostly found in foodland in the north shore or most Hawaiian style shops. These are about $8 and will wear out quicker than a tarp monkey using an eraser on a pencil.

I really wish I was kidding but I’m not. LOL

 

LOL.

I love watching tarp monkeys back. It reminds how good Van drivers are at it.

 

Well. I’ll be in AZ mañana. I’ll be living like a king at the Eloy Petro as long as the restaurant is open. Only supposed to be 96°. I feel lucky.

 

what necklace?

 

The best glives I've ever had were made by Yellowstone Glove Co. The ones I preferred were double palmed, fullgrain elkhide, and Kevlar stitched. I used them for welding but they were just good work gloves. I cant find those on the web site, but this is a link to the cowhide version.

https://yellowstonegloves.com/product/double-palm-premium-cowhide/

I used to buy them from a guy that came around with a trailer setup like a little store selling nothing but gloves... Maybe he custom ordered them for his business. But i do know Yellowstone Glove Co. Makes some of the best work gloves on the market and I have been wearing them my whole life.

They used to give you like 5 pairs of gloves in trade for an elk or deer skin... Now its only 1 pair.