3 + Hours to change a single tire and counting

Yep. It's frustrating that all of the personal needs you have as a human must wait until all of the slacker clock-riders have run out of excuses for doing their job as slowly as possible. When the clock strikes the magic time, their day is over. And you get to sacrifice your time at home, time to sleep, shower, eat etc so all of the accumulated DILLIGAF time wasting doesn't cause the original appointment to be missed.

 

sad state of affairs, when you live in a "hood" that you need roller barriers on all your windows. i guess the thugs found it easy to break into homes with bars on the windows.???

 

Rule 1....don’t go to a truckstop for tire stuff.

 

I've never had Harold's but have seem them around... Was that supposed to read on31 meaning 31st street?

 

The OP sat there like a dope for hours before attempting to take a shower.

You gotta learn to play the game. Obviously you figured out they comp showers. Next time go into the restaurant and tell them your truck is gettin worked on and try to get them to comp your food.

Dont be one of those mega drivers that hides in his truck and never speaks to anyone. Dont just stay at mega truck stops either. Check out the independent places, sometimes you'll stumble into something fun or interesting. Learn to enjoy your time out on the road. You're not a prisoner to that truck. Check out the What if it Snows" thread. I just posted a pic of my dinner that Im getting paid to eat before I unload later.

 

lol No..... Harolds no. 31 is in Calumet Park on 127th and Halsted Each location is numbered-
Dont know where you live but they got em all over-

 

theres that one in chicago. it seems nice. paid parking i believe