Where is everyone?

Do not order a full stack of pancakes, or a full order of bisquits and gravy.

 

Ill remember that in the AM. Im not hungry tonight, I ate while waiting for curfew.to be up back a few hours ago.

 

Is that on the east or west side of 94?

Truck stop on the west side has a ton of good stuff in it. More useful stuff in there for truckers then some of the big t/s.

 

Hauled my two loads of corn down today then had a board meeting at my local tech college tonight.

Now i'm setting at home wondering what the weather is going to do tomorrow.

They are talking 6-12 for the twin cities by Thursday. I love winter but this is getting extra ridiculous.

 

$450? What kind of oil sensor did they sell you? Must of all been delivery of the part as thats highway robbery... Hope they get you rolling again first thing tomarrow.

 

Charged me $164 for the thing ... I looked at him like he lost his mind but what can I do .... Roadside assistance is the biggest freakin racket because they know basically you can't say no

 

MJ, its south of the interstate and yes this is the one with all the chrome goodies. I like stopping in here to buy a tube or 2 of grease because this place is a schaffers dealer. Good stuff right there!

 

Did ya eat breakfast, there? They have Buffalo burgers, too. The bisquits are about twice the size of normal, and the pancakes are as round as a good size platter.

 

I made it home last night. After driving thru all that nastyness the last 2 days, i slept like a baby. As for my load, it has survived the wind so far...

I got lucky and the place i loaded at told me "You can not tarp on our property, so if you want to tarp it, you need to head back into town (30miles) and do it"

So I asked if it needed tarped, and they said it was up to me but it is not required. The bills did not say to tarp either, so i just wrote NO TARP on the bills and had the lady at the counter sign the bills and give me 2 copies. The super sacks are just clay and they have a 10mil plastic bag around the sack. Well, after driving thru the storms i did in WY and NE and the 60+mph winds, a few bags shredded and the sacks got a little wet but doesn't seem to have hurt the product. Also, the product was sitting outside when i loaded... oh well.