Parked Here for the Night

Yeah that pilot is filled up almost all day every day thats why I stopped at the loves at the 58

 

When I park along there I shoot for those rest areas. They have more parking than most of the truckstops combined, lol

 

while i was fueling in beaver ut this lil woman come across the truck from the store
with 2 sweatshirts on and the hoods up
must be a relative of Rocks because it was 46 degrees

 

well i have already listened to 8 hours on pig safety
where is my certificate

 

The Petro in Glendale at the 86 usually has plenty of parking

 

Yeah I know but I was hungry and the bbq across the way is not bad plus it was early and the whole back of the lot was empty

 

Its in the mail. Lol

Must have gotten lost somewhere in transit , I hope they didnt use FedEx. ..

 

Heck as much as you have learned about it there is NO doubt in my mind you could unload better than many that actually have done it !!!! Oh and I think I sent it to your old address

 

Seems to me that pig safety can be summed up very quickly. 1) STAY AWAY. 2) IF YOU CAN'T STAY AWAY THEN FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE USE PROTECTION!

 

Piece of cake. You just aren't used to cargo that's still breathing.

Make sure they form a single file line for safety when boarding, and buckle their little seat belts. If they get unruly just pin the violator to the wall with a load lock on it's head. Just like loading a school bus.

Has to at least be easier than training the NFI logistics team (Trader Joe's) what a bill of lading is for, and how to count product. If anyone is stupid enough to pay me what it will take to ever send a truck there again, I'll enlist this expert for their instruction.