Millis OTR journal

Yuck

 

I picked up the Deuce today. As you can see Menards didn’t really care for it by where they parked it.

 

I've been able to keep cleaner since leaving Millis, and a big part of that has been due to avoiding gravel lots.

 

I had to put my boots on that puddle was about 4 inches deep.

 

Was at Atlanta Heartland on Thursday it was driver appreciation day. Found out that heartland now has cameras in their trucks I believe currently they are forward facing cameras but they switched from people net to someone else and the new units have cameras.

 

Unlike myself. The new job is way dirtier than Millis. Friday I had to dump in a waterlogged landfill. Going mudding in a tractor-trailer is fun! I wear 12" boots any time I'm out now and thinking about upgrading to 16" next time I need a new pair.

 

I was given a pair of steel toed rubber boots when I drove a tanker, and they're great in the muck. Nothing like warm dry feet when it's nasty out.

I was asked to wait for road service to show up and change a tire on a trailer left in Cherokee AL, and it was in a puddle. I left it there thinking I didn't want to damage it further if the tire was repairable and the guy just looked at it and said to pull it out. The tire was already ruined, and he wasn't going to work in a puddle if he didn't have to.

 

No idea why Rand McNally can’t manufacture a GPS so the charging ports don’t break!!

 

Recurring revenue

 

Buy a Garmin @MIT