Muck Boots 'n' Slickers - Life of a Livestock Hauler

Starting on week 3 of a peptide. So far the weekly injections, no beer, and no rich and good bbq have made life not much fun. But the two weeks of diarrhea really made life interesting.

 

first thing off the ripp , that blue one messed with me too . Looks good , although i aint never plumbed a truck .

 

Looks good,very organized and tidy. And with the brass fittings it'll be a lot better than what you get from the factory nowadays.

 

They left that last part out the ad campaigns

 

So far I’m torn on if I want to stay on it or not. I’ve definitely lost some weight, but it’s just kind of making life boring. Always worried about our what I eat or drink.

 

The post church meal is a Cajun ribeye from Walkons. This is a chain owned by several former NFL players and the food is always good and so is the service. The price is very reasonable.

 

Your future self will thank you for every pound that you lose now.

 

Facts

 

Lotta people have no idea how difficult, and labor intensive it is to do the job you have done. With making everything fit to function, and professionally done.

 

I can’t hardly eat anything anymore! The wife gets the big steak now. I did Ozempic a few years ago when absolutely none of my jeans fit when cold weather hit. I lost 30 lbs over about a year and eventually started working out again. My appetite was cut significantly and it worked great for me. [/QUOTE]