Otr and sleep?

I've been off the road for almost two years, still nothing beats sleeping in an idling truck.

 

Idling trucks don't bother me, the reefer unit and Apu drown them out lol.

 

I have to agree on sleeping better on the road. I found pulling into a spot was a little better because the reefers and engines are
up front, but backing out.........sometimes funny

 

I used to sleep just fine on the road but over the years I have developed such a reputation with the ladies that it is hard to find enough time for actual sleep.

Wait, that was a dream I had.

 

LOL hope you had a raincoat

 

A little fun for those suffering insomnia...

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I just took a few days at home and my wife says i tossed and turned all night, In my rig My watch says I never move. I do have a tendency to jump up when My reefer shuts off and it is not supposed to or the airbags drop out from the cold etc. but I sleep way better in my rig then at home. I have a temperpedic mattresses in my truck and it is awesome.

 

First few nights at home it's impossible to sleep. I start prowling. It's crazy. Get to the tractor, crank it and get that detriot rattle. Poof sleepy!