If your fired from a company can they kick you off property?

Yup, Eva Green and Salma Hayek. Makes you want to commit every FMCSA violation. I’m red pilled, I’ve met Eva once in an airport. But I had a hard time maintaining masculine frame. She’s nasty hot.

 

I think in my last few years driving I could "evacuate" my tractor in about maybe 10 minutes. I used an old cheap CB and almost always used the tractors CB antennas. I could have the contents of my tractor in 2 duffle bags my shaving kit and a briefcase in a few minutes. I also used a cheap 3 in 1 printer/scanner for use with transflo. Still except for my briefcase&Shaving kit I doubt the other stuff cost more than maybe 300 bucks to replace.

 

Before I googled the clothing, I had a mental image of a pimp. But I see now: cowboy.

Here’s what I wear every day:
black ankle socks: $1
boxer briefs: $3
t-shirt $7
hiking shorts: $16
Buffalo leather belt: $50
Merrel shoes: $90
Apple watch: $400
Truck Driver Institute hat: $5000

 

Or a dumpster at a truckstop

 

I have 2 of them. only the most expensive are 15 grand, mine are not near that much.

 

I don't have a anything on my truck that I have to think twice about walking away from if need be. Even my wallet never has more than $100 cash in it (look up Civil Asset Forfeiture) and cellphone is worth maybe $2-300.

Basically I don't keep anything on the truck that would be difficult replace. One never knows when you may need to make a clean getaway. I'm not talking about being fired from a company either. We seem to be on a solid march towards civil unrest in this country and should that happen while I am on the road, the truck is getting abandoned and I am making my way back home to loved ones as quickly as possible.

 

This comment really frosts me. Not because I disagree with it, but because this has gotten totally out of hand. If I took the time to list the stories I could list maybe 20 examples of where police have seized money like this. Once the TSA got one of my nieces at the Atlanta Airport. To that knucklehead that $1300 in cash she had was too much. A withdrawal receipt thankfully was enough. When I was active I routinely kept over $K in my briefcase for emergencies. I could also account for my right to have the cash. Sadly I am forced to agree. Take large sums of cash on the road at your own risk!

 

Glad you posted that; my story may have seemed far fetched, until you posted the same.
Good times with the Rolex and baggie of Oregano.

 

I've become the exact opposite..I do not carry cash 99% of the time.. unless I am going somewhere that I know I will need cash.. Like old VW swap meets