This isnt a driver problem, its a people problem. Its at the grocery store, its at the gas station, the truck stop, and its definitely at Walmart and anywhere else the general population is allowed.
Sure Ill stand right here in the middle of the aisle blocking it from both directions, people can wait. Ill put my cart in the middle to to be sure none of the old ladies shopping can get through until I decide to move. Ill park on the fuel island as long as I feel like it, to hell with the driver behind me, this hot dog is too good to put down and he can wait until Im done with my bucket of Mountain Dew. To hell with everyone else.
Thats the attitude.
I love running into these people and giving them serious attitude adjustments. I love to embarrass them in front of everybody.
Fuel Island...THE RULES!!!!!
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Red Hot Mess, Jan 17, 2012.
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ohhhhh group hug, dogknot cant get himself a woman..
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Be careful what you wish for....you just may get it.
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It is the "all about me" world we live in!.....Sometimes it really ticks me off.
Some drivers are worse than four wheelers......ugh![/QUOTE]
Have you not learned anything from me???? Tell them to get their lazy ####### out of the island!!!!Smaggs Thanks this. -
Hey!!!!! We don't have a CB!!!!
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And why not?
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Sometimes when you go into pay for fuel, there's one inept cashier having a problem with comdata or whatever. I take the oposite view from most of you. I think it is the drivers that expect the rest of the world to be out of 'thier' way when 'they' are ready to go, are the ones with the 'its all about me mentallity'. When I get done fueling and the truck in front of me hasn't moved, I simply wait and try to use that te to do something I can't do while driving. Or ill back out if possible. I know that's not an option for most drivers these days, as backing to them is the equivalent of climbing mount everest and the most dreded part of their day.
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Ha! Thanks, but I'll pass on the group stuff.
Anyway, I no longer have the youthful indiscretion or the desire to get a woman other than the one I've got at home. I'm so in love and so content that I wrote a poem as a tribute to her. A poem in which I am honest enough to detail my sordid past. I call it, "Just like roadkill":
Just like roadkill...
I've had a lot of wives
most of them not mine.
They were so easy to get
they were standing in line.
Women two at a time
or in an elevator with one,
there's not many things
this old body ain't done.
And just like the roadkill
that litters the landscape of Texas,
there are beds across the country
still littered with my exes.
I've broken their hearts
and left their lives all shattered.
It didn't bother me none,
gettin' in their britches is what mattered.
But, I'm through with that now
'cause after all of those women,
it's just the one at home
that keeps my swimmers still swimmin'.Last edited: Jan 25, 2012
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I have more respect for women than that.....
And we DO know she is a good looking woman from her picture.....
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Oh yea,I give them hell on the radio if they are in the truck, and have walked up to the truck in front of me and ask why the hell have you been blocking the fuel island for the last 30 minutes.
Been waiting on one to get nasty but they are usually intimidated and drive off.Red Hot Mess Thanks this.
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