What if it Snows?

I thought you were on paper?

Those days are long gone for this rodeo rider.

 

Ok, I found a new dilemma that one day, hopefully you won’t find yourself.

I went to the toliet, was done and turned to look at the paper dispenser and what did I see?

A red wasp on the underside of the paper, looking back at me.
We stared at each other for a moment, both thinking the same thought, no doubt, what do we do now.

So, running different scenarios real quick, I thought of these things.

1.)What would a flatbedder do?
Answer: Hit it with a wench bar.
Me: No wench bar available.

2.)What would a hopperbottom driver do?
Answer:Hit it with a rubber mallet, none available.

3.)What would a tankeryanker do?
Answer:Hit it a shot of air, or hard hat.
None available.

4.)What would a door slammer do?
Answer: Ballcap, or shower shoes(Flipflops)
None available.

5.)Law enforcement:
Call for backup and/or shoot it or club it.
None available.

Now the plot thickens, he flutters his wings at me like, “I got you now pot pie.”

So, I get the plunger, and armed with my plunger, I defended myself with it.
I plunged the little bee, who I did not kill, and threw him outside into the heat.

Feeling good that I didn’t have to take a life as simple as that as one trying to...beat the heat.

 

Have a DOT officer meet him at the office, he’ll explain the rules.
It’s the easiest way.

 

Dude. You outweigh the bug by 275 pounds.

 

I always liked Dog n Suds, they don’t sale them here anymore.

 

Yeah, I’m allergic to wasps though, I couldnt mash him with my hands against TP, and pants around ankles on the toliet.

 

More trucks are coming to my covert spot. The word is obviously out there's ice available.

 

Nope...
That was the other truck.
This one is a 2000 chassis. With a 99 engine. Just barely in having to do elogs.

this is why I talk about using my Garmin gps with Garmin elog. We’re working it out.

 

I ran team loads as a solo when I started. And that's when I was 40.

I think I could have done it no problem when I was in my 20's and 30's, but after several months, it was like I can't keep doing this.

The occasional 1000 mile plus day wasn't uncommon in Blackie though.

 

This is a good honest shop.
As usual...repairs. This time the mount for the AC compressor broke. They got a part and fixed it for only $200. From our experience. This place is great.
They’re all from India and honest.