Stopped at a loves last night and saw this

I still have one of them fancy cassette tapes that plugs into your phone for the truck

 

Guess I gotta dust off the cassettes and break out the vinyl.


I used to have a ton of the “Farther Down the Road” collection, remember them, from Shell Oil Company, our thanks and to help you get farther down the road, here are some collection of hits as our thanks to you, yada yada..

 

well out of all the many things i have seen at loves. some of which i will forever be known for. this was a relief.

 

#### trailer park queens anyway

 

WSM-AM 650 is also a "Clear Channel" broadcaster, not to be confused with the corporation Clear Channel, Inc. They broadcast at FCC maximum allowable power (50,000 watts) and no other broadcasters are able to use that frequency, except low power and very far away.

 

I've still have a hi-fi stereo & 900 LPs. 45s,78s,33 1/3. XERB home of Wolfman Jack.

 

(To this day I never regret doing that and there's many days I wish it was still like that)

Similar, but company driving. Single, 19 years old, didn't care where I went or how long it took, or take a month to run a circle.
Male and female at the stops were friendly and helpful. Lots of waitresses would guess where you were from by asking you to say something casual to them.
I alway lied and said OK, and they would say "I knew it, I just love that talk" so we could make some progress. Missed some things I wanted, but as said, got needs cared for. All the fun and independence been long gone from trucking; a lot like work release, not that I have any experience in that field.

 

Umm, I bought that boom box on the right
First time I saw it. I love it.
I get all my high school memories, with Bluetooth.
Can't beat that.

Sits right next to me in the truck.
That's a small one, if they ever make one those 50 lbs,
500 watt boom boxes we used to carry around with Bluetooth,
I'd be all over that.

When I take it home,everybody that sees it,
Wants it. They're throwbacks to the good ole days.

 

That's exactly how I felt & still do
When I started things were altogether different..
I guess I stood out because I had long blonde hair down to the middle of my back wore shorts and tennis shoes and a wife beater tee shirt most the time ( weather permitting) & cowboy hat I never really looked the part of a bull hauler so that alway was good for a conversion starter...
I miss those days.. I'll stay out 8 to 10 weeks at a time now during the busy seasons .. but it's altogether different now