Back in the early 2000’s on paper logs, I would drive til my legs were numb. If I didn’t crash to the ground getting out of the truck, I knew I could drive further. Then came elogs, and now I am in marathon running shape.
Anybody ever feel wobbly after getting home?
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After a week or two of getting everything i want exactly my way in complete isolation, my people tolerance goes down and as much as i love my wife and kids.. Its hard not to be a jerk when theyre yelling and screaming tv blaring mess all over, jumping on me etc. My patience muscle needs a workout after extended stretches out there.
And the first two shifts or so i usually grind until i remember that i cant pause for 4 seconds thru neutral with syncronizers, and get the telegram to my hand.LoSt_AgAiN and FlaSwampRat Thank this. -
no but my dumb self sometimes swings out wide when turning in my pickup
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After 5 hours of laying in bed staring at the ceiling, you contemplate firing up the lawn mover and parking it next to the window.
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Or wondering what's wrong with the Jake's when you don't start slowing after tapping the brake/clutch.FlaSwampRat Thanks this.
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