Teaching 4 wheelers how to pass

Many years ago, I worked for Millis Transfer out of black River Falls Wisconsin. I drove an 80's model KW T-600. I was asked to do a shuttle load to a paper processing plant that was not very far away; maybe 10 miles or so. One of my outside trailer tires on the left side was in very bad shape. I told Millis that it needed to be changed. They in turn asked me if I could deliver the load and come back and have it changed as it was not that far away and time was of the essence. I reluctantly agreed to comply with their request. So I'm on some 4 lane divided highway and there was a 4 wheeler that was hanging out pretty close to the rear of my trailer in the passing lane. The driver wasn't really focusing on what he was doing. He kept moving forward slowly and drifting back, moving forward and drifting back. The whole time I'm thinking "what in the heck is wrong with this stupid driver?" Pass already! I was also greatly concerned about that tire too. And then suddenly, KABOOM!!

That explosion could have woke up the dead. That car veered off onto the shoulder and then some and it wasn't poking around anymore. They started to make their way along pretty quickly. As they were passing by, they were looking up at me and pointing back to my tire, holding ice cream cones and wiping their faces. I never laughed so hard in all my life. The lady in the back looked as if she must have dropped her cone on her lap as she was holding her cone looking down at her legs.

I believe they all learned a new concept in passing trucks that day. hahahahaha