so after I wake up from sleeping inside the truck

Me 2 & me 3. Whenever a customer service rep on the phone asks me at the end of the conversation, 'is there anything else I can do for you today?' I always say, yeah! Gimme the next winning lottery numbers! LoL

 

TO the OP, is this your truck or someone else's?

 

After dealing with lumpers, do you ever feel like giving the road up & buy a running $500 car and put a good cb in it and could make some money? What, me lump? Heck no, I'll be organizing them.

 

Just wait until he pm's you and asks you about the birds & bees!

 

Wait till we explain what Lot Lizards are all about

 

He already pm'd me early on to ask me about jobs, because we are from tge same area.

 

Again my reason for involutory spaying and neutering

 

Your post made me chuckle some, ulcers, hemorrhoids, and jock itch is the reward...just about every driver has probably experienced one of those at one point or another lol

 

I'd also add to that, some drivers can be pretty one dimensional in their thinking when it comes to parking. It will behoove this troll of an OP to keep his eyes open for random hideouts, scope the area on Google Maps satellite mode for some spots. Trucking is all a out flexibility. The best drivers have a willingness and/or ability to run at any point around the clock. When it comes to flexibility for parking, my motto is, "I only need 63 feet of space." I'll pretty much go to sleep anywhere. Truck stop, on-ramp, rest area, customer, side street, abandoned lot, random hideout, wherever. I know the interstate ramps spark up a lot of strong opinions. I don't care. Lol, they can be safe if you know which ones to use. Low traffic ones are my favorite ones to use.