I thought I had "it" beat (white line fever)

It was actually a pretty nice morning...Around 18 degrees or so and the guys that were loading me were as completely cool as anyone could be.
As soon as I was loaded I hauledass to Punta Gorda, FL. for a change of pace and to get unloaded.

 

I use too hate it during construction when it rain or I get wet

Been in nebrasky and doin that worked made my mind up

No way in hell am I gunna go up. Too alaska or canada and try

That bs driving up there flipp that I went thru montana one yr.

My first yr. Of course -49 below zero in butte,mt @ the pilot too fuel

I forgot how working in the real cold was it took my hands almost a

A dam hr. Too finally get back too normal

 

I work with a few fella's like you two, both in their 70's, one has been driving for 51 years and the other for 46 and I love listening to their stories and learning all that I can from them.

 

I didn't know black w900 was in his seventies.

 

Neither did I....

 

I mean't those two I work with were, you both knew what I meant...hah

 

Well thk u!..... I love tell these Real Live Action Stories

Hell that's bout all bee good @ furr da last 64 yrs or so give a take a few
butt any how

Trucking was good tell the dopers came along and ruint it all dam pinko hippy
scallywaggs and what not I mean idont mind thelonghaired as long as ther clean

And all these new elephant ### drivers everywhere #### where
wit the liverbetes and all its just a #### shame what's become of it

Ya know it just one thing in this world...oh no ...oh no....its the dismal tide!

 

BKW900 must have quit high school to drive. Or drove to school with dad's farm flat.

 

Why is that?

Because I've been driving 39 years and I'm only 56?

I started driving at 17 with a guy that lived near us and ran the summer with him as a helper while he taught me the ropes...I got my Chauffers license on my 18th birthday and went right to work at the company that he had his flatbeds leased to as a company flatbed driver (statewide).

1 year later at the ripe old age of 19....I bought my first truck and the rest as they say is "history"...I've been at this ever since.

In june of this year it'll be 40 years of truckin' and good times! I wouldn't trade a minute of it for anything.

 

U gott know the joke about why god made peterbilts? Rite???