What if it Snows?

Well that’s something I have never seen. Usually they shut the pump down.

 

Well if you were really smart, you would have been on the phone with @YardMule89 right when the storm hit. He could have talked you through the recovery and have your truck posted on DAT before the rain stopped.

Bottled water loads were going for $30 a mile, round trip from coast to coast.

 

With the cell service being so spotty here. When I posted my truck, I left specific instructions for brokers to post a message on my instagram account. I had two leave a like and subscribe. One had a load of triple A batteries and the other had a load of pagers. I think they were headed overseas and trying to get to the port before the strike.

 

Like NASCAR. D. Tibbit approved

 

So, I lie and you swear to it. We will prosper...

 

Nozzle was hanging where it belonged, hose was just looped up over top… worked ok, except for the little bit I inadvertently sprayed on a hot stack. Smoked like a forest fire for about 2 minutes

 

one of my favorites.

Go ahead, ask the question, if I don’t know the answer, I’ll make something up and it will sound really good.

 

We drove Highway 17 from Myrtle Beach on through Charleston and further on South in mid November of 1989

Things were still a mess