TRUCKERS; ' How do you spend your 34 hrs?'

Thats the problem, anyone who thinks im insulting otr drivers seems to think ive never done it!

 

What do I do on 34? Most of the time I drink, and sleep. Sometimes I clean up my truck, or do minor repairs. I love it when I have a lot of food choices, as in choices that gives me a break from the truck stop food.

 

Cut the grass, repairs on the homestead, get drunk, let momma cook and feed me, wash my clothes, hire the girl next door to clean out the tractor, watch the NASCAR races, bother the dogs, play on the backhoe, make sure the garden spot is well tilled so the dust blows on the arshat neighbor all year, then when I get bored I try to find something productive to do.

My 34 is a 70 and I don't miss OTR one #### bit.

 

I do them at home. Try to hit the beach or go out on the boat but between trying to catch up on some ,sleep, laundry and errands I find it's tough to enjoy life the way I used to.

2 days off every 6 or 7 Ain't enough when your runnin balls out and neverr getting home. .

 

Fed/Ex Critical

 

I start the truck, clock starts, I turn off the truck, clock stops, i step down out of the truck, walk to me car, in 15 min, im home. I LOVE MY JOB

 

Have you met a Millennial? They not only have a preference but you are required to make that preference happen and tell them how awesome they are while doing it, OR ELSE. Trophies are not optional.

 

Well, seems this genetic coding (courtesy of society and government education) has been going on for a bit longer than that. You see this attitude today in many who are well into their 30's and 40's, not just "millennials".

 

But wasn’t it your generation that gave the millennials participation trophy’s because you felt sad when you lost as a child and you didn’t want your kids to ever feel as sad as you did?

I blame it all on AlanThicke because instead of being a parent he wanted to be buddy’s with his kids.
Every parent before him was a strict parent.
Eh?