PRIME drivers...What's your 20?

Fort Pierce Fl at the Loves.

 

Steel tavern, va at petro

 

Sorry if I overreacted. It's one of my pet peeves that Americans demean those who come here to WORK. I have met many of these drivers from the former USSR, and as I have a background with the language, etc. I have enjoyed talking with them. We could actually learn a lot from them. Can you imagine going to a totally foreign country and starting completely over - COMPLETELY over? The ones who come to WORK for a living I have great respect for. All the time I hear someone trying to communicate, for whom English is not a native language, and too often they are put down instead or being helped. In fact, I hear people trying to communicate for whom English IS their native language... or is supposed to be! lol

So, since this is the "20" thread, I am parked at the little FJ in Scipio, UT. Far as my hours would let me get tonight. Cheyenne tomorrow night as long as the weather stays relatively benign.

 

at the dennys by our 90 in coneticutt, the last 2 days have been off the hook delivered to walmart in johnstown, had sixteen pallets of oranges rejected, took those to boston, picked up a load in Haverhill that was overgross and they wouldnt cut it so we had to get it repowered deliver the other drivers load in ct, im stuck in my own personal hell the Northeast send us west oh great FM pretty please.

 

In CT getting fingerprinted and taking the Hazmat test.

 

Somewhere in MO. Got unloaded at WMDC this am and picking up another load 100 miles from here and headed to Mass. More good miles and a new part of the country.

 

Heading E on 80 through Wamsetter?. Got almost 600 miles behind the wheel last night bringing us from Nevada to just over the Wyoming boarder.

 

Not that you need it but, Good Luck!

 

Rawlings WY TA. We were here exactly one week ago and got trapped by a sudden white out and high winds.Today the winds are strong and it's 13. Weather channel says it feels like 1! That's just b;&@ ##### cold!
winds are 50 mph.

Trainer says The tail wind should help us all the way through Nebraska.

 

Stay warm man. I prefer the southern routes myself.