Otr and sleep?

So true. My 400lb trainer at swift almost smelled worse right after a shower. Its almost like the soap and water awakened all of the smells on him...

 

Dryver you hit it man! Sucks! How many times did I unload in Laredo at 5am then they expect you to sleep all day in a hot ### truck noises outside. Then head to Chicago at 9pm finish your morning in Arkansas and feel like meth addict up all night on coffe buzz

 

I sleep much better in the truck....I never sleep at truck stops always some out of the way spot....


Be Safe Out There

Captain Dave

 

I try to park at Rest areas everytime I pull in to a major truck stop a 1995 Volvo parks next to me and goes PSHHHH Every 3 minutes it drives me nuts I sleep with my Apu fan on blast and ears plugs it helps

 

I didn't have a problem sleeping next to stacks when I drove a t660 but this evolution I'm in is much thinner. The back wall is the thinnest part of the entire sleeper. It gives me the sense that freightliner sleepers are less dense than kenworth sleepers.

 

oh pese stop... you guys are killing me here... lol

 

i'm bringing an air purifier when i go out with a trainer. I'm not breathing in someones mudd butt ### funk. Put that air purifier right near my face and inhale pure oxygen.

 

I am sorry but your post made me almost fall out of my chair laughing. It reminded me of a night in Arkansas at my terminal. It was around midnight and I was drinking coffee and doing paperwork. This student came into the driver lounge and just looked at me. I swear she was crying. She told me the guy training her was passing gas so bad it was peeling the paint off the truck. She woke up and almost threw up and ran out of the truck. I have no idea how that ended because I had a pickup in Missouri and left about an hour later. I laughed all the way.

 

Was this at Werner?

 

No, it happened at the then Willis Shaw terminal in Elm Springs.