What do you like to do in your free time?

^^ Good point, @tucker . Doesn't he have to have that before military, or during, tho? Dang, I'm showing my age; so much has changed, LoL. Could always get the GED online, true?

 

Because he's 16

 

You drink bull####? Bet that tastes awful.

 

ahh... i knew he was a young'un is why I stuck up for him; kudos for him even coming here with a "plan." Just didn't realize "that" young; was thinking 18 or so. Sorry I missed that, thanks for the info, and @Lucidd just keep keeping on, man. Follow your dreams. (Your name reminds me of Queensryche / Silent Lucidity, btw... not sure you've heard of them; all good.)

FINISH H/S now or in the Mili~ then go the route of Ethos, and college-thru in the truck!

This industry will suit you well, O/P . . . IF you follow thru, and heed advice and keep your focus FOCUS FOCUS!

Thx again, Tuck. My bad.

 

your big toe still looks stressed out from the road.

 

I'm taking notes . . . on the wood splitting . . .

 

Work on a tricycle motor ?

 

Work on my house lately. It's just one big, never ending project. Next up, drain field... Not going to be fun. But at least I can rent an excavator! So that'll be cool.

 

There was an Advance Auto that I became friends with the manager. Good man. Well, I started hanging out there. This manager was a true biker. Every day of the year, he rode the horse to work. He really tried to help people and was quick to turn a wrench. So the locals like me that hung out there started turning wrenches in the parkinglot. Batteries, starters, alternators, waterpumps, CV joints...nothing major but we actually turned alot of cars out.
This was right at the beginning of the Fast and Furious Riceboy movement, and so there were a bunch of the young kids coming in to hang out and buy fart cans and NOS stickers. Some of the wanted to learn to turn wrenches, and it was a good place to learn.

It's actually amazing the difference that 1 good manager makes, because they moved him and brought in a Hole, and everyone disappeared. I'm a problem solver, so fixing and building are fun to me.

For recreation, I drive. Built and drove 4x4 trucks, built and raced sportscars on the track (and a few cannonballs), built my rig, now I am building my own motorcycle.

 

Serious answer, I'm on my 30 minute break at a shipper reading Trucksreport.com threads.

At home I sail, hike, ride my mc and enjoy my wife&kids. Eat, I forgot to mention that. Eat good and by the ton. On the road I hardly eat at all.