Snackbar is chillin'....at Shaffer

Here, I'll help you get over that!!!!!!


West of Elk Mtn.


And then 5 min later

 

Other than the brief squall around Elk yesterday, I dodged another winter storm. Dropped my load in Grantsville UT this morning, then picked up a shorty 2 stopper load off the NSLC yard. 1 stop in SLC by the airport, 2nd stop in Corinne UT. Then I deadhead up to Twin Falls and pick up a load going to McDonough for Sunday before 1700. The McDonough load will put me in near 31,000 for the quarter with 3 days left to go.

 

They forgot...''You look like an idiot when trying to back your 4-wheeler because you turn the steering wheel the wrong way because you aren't pulling a trailer"

And


When you're in your car, you keep looking for your hood mirror before changing lanes.

 

My wife still grumps at me when I am sitting at an intersection with a flashing red light....waiting for the traffic that is still a ways away to pass...in the truck, pulling out would make them hit their brakes before I could get up to speed, but in the pickup, I could have been long gone, but out of habit, I sit and wait. The comment about the flashing red light not ever gonna turn green has passed Mrs. Snackbar's lips on more than one occasion. And yes, she has just as sarcastic of a sense of humor as I do.

 

To illustrate how Creaffer's IT people don't get it. They have instructed us to setup the Drivewyze app on our Peoplenet, right now, for data collection. Part of this process involves rebooting the tablet. And instructions for setting up the rest of it is in a document...ON the Peoplenet tablet...but...we don't have the ability to split screen like phones and regular tablets do...so why the frick send us a document to set up these stupid things, that we can't see when we're setting up these stupid things. Part of the instructions to set it up are to open the app...but, mine hasn't been turned on, so touching it does absolutely nothing. Maybe I should touch it with a clinched fist...then use paper logs for 2 weeks.