How do you otr drivers sit away from home for your reset?

Fun fact: 1988 was also the year that the first major virus attacked computers connected to the internet, so Al Gore must have already been active at that point.

 

Didn’t know that

I though Berners-Lee invented the first browser in 93 ?

 

Back in my chicken hauling daze I didn’t know what a “reset” was????
If a load fell through and it was going to be a full day before I could load I would find a motel near some good restaurants and ####tail lounges and relax!! Nothing on TV worth watching anyway.

 

Maybe not for everyone, but I keep a folding E-bike on my truck. It’ll cruise at about 20 mph with a range of 30 miles. Pretty much means no matter where I stop I’m within reach of finding something to do. I don’t get the bike out if I’m just doing a 10 hour break but when I have gaps between loads or I get to sleep in the next day, I’ll get it out and go exploring or go check out a restaurant somewhere or whatever I can fine to do.
I know some of y’all are set in your ways and that’s fine, but two things I’ve discovered over the last year That made being OTR kind of a game changer. One of them is the folding E bike and the other is using Instacart to buy food and have it brought right to me from basically any store around.

 

I just started learning how to pick locks. Don't do it unless you want to spend 34 hours pissed off.

 

Instacart sounds like a good idea

 

Maybe you should try it on other peoples locks…it could be more entertaining

 

Didn't need a browser in the beginning, browsers revolutionized the internet by making it easy for everyone to access.

I remember our first computer, a 486 built by my aunt who worked in Silicon Valley a the time. Dot matrix printer, turbo button for greater processing speed (LOL), and internet access via Prodigy Net over a 2400 baud dial-up modem in 1988.

 

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You watch Lock Picking Lawyer on YouTube?

 

"Nothing on one, click outta two..."