Broke Down 69...The Adventure Continues

Well, I finally made it home about 2300 last night. The simple log load turned into a reload at the CFP plant in Old Fort where I dropped the logs. no big deal, right? Well I waited around for 5 hours for them to get it ready, helped 4 drivers tarp their loads and when they finally got mine on I was the last man there and of course the winds jumped up to 30+ mph. Finally got the tarps semi secured and here comes the loader who tells me he forgot a single tie in and I needed to untarp so he could add it on. I went a little nuts on him...not really, I went full scale nuclear and told him if he wanted it untarped that it was up to him. I had waited around on them all day and I was done. We eventually reached a compromise that involved him getting three other guys to come and help me keep the tarp more or less in place while he added in the missed tie in. resecured the tarps and two straps I had to pop and beat feet for the yard.

So, as many if not most of you already know...but for the education of those that don't...when your dispatcher says to you "I need you to help me out a little" what they are actually saying is "Bend over and grab your ankles."

Oh well, off until Wednesday...I'll recover from it.

 

That would be later tonight and as for the name @cnsper has the clubhouse lead at the moment.