Getting colder in the patch

Temps dropped below freezing last night, leases all went from mud to solid for the first time since May. Everyone went from 2 - 3 loads a day to 6 and the hot oiler is booked 24-7.

Look out, the patch is gonna start moving....

 

are you serious longwalker?
I pick up stuff in one spot and drive it to another. I load it myself as no-one else is willing to stand by the riser while I pump
the nature of the stuff changes hourly, as to what it looks like my employer frowns at the idea of spilling it on the ground to get a closer look.
for the most part I pick it up in mudholes and deliver it to bigger mudholes. Then winter comes and everything drops to -30 c and I deliver between ice rinks.
The large torch behind me is called a flare. Thats where they try to burn off the majority of the extremely poisonous gasses the stuff I pick up exude. What doesn't go there instead comes out my truck vent and leaves me with an exquisite cologne of rotten eggs and sometimes a headache.. as in saskatchewan the wind always shifts so you are downwind of a vent.
Fortunately this scent attracts women in alberta who equate it with large amounts of income. Unfortunatly I don't live in Alberta.

Any other info I can provide feel free to ask!