ChiefApache
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Get the hell out!! Hubbard is where Rob grew up. His mom lives 2 miles from the I-80 interchange. We'll be there Saturday.
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Get the hell out!! Hubbard is where Rob grew up. His mom lives 2 miles from the I-80 interchange. We'll be there Saturday.
ChiefApache
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Pulled into my first NJ stop about 5:30. Roads were clear and dry all day. The snow moved out of PA and NJ while we slept in OH lastnight. Looks like they only got about 6" here, but I'm 40 miles from the coast. My buddy Lenny just got into Brooklyn and he said everything is cleaned up and ready for biz tomorrow. May not be such a bad Monday after all
Glad to hear you missed the mess.
MarylandMark
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We just stick it in the freezer for a few hours (or snow in this case) and drink it out of shot glasses. We use to drink it straight out of the bottle but with all the germs out there we don't do that until we are too drunk to make it in the shot glasses. That and good handwashing; doing my part not to spread germs. :sifone:
ChiefApache
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I drink it over ice too without Kahlua. It's not a drink I can drink all night, too sweet. But one here or there is yum-e-o!
Scarab KV
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Cool. We always camp out at Truck World. How long you gonna be there?
Wrinkleface
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Now my little Oriental girl wants to go to Boston for Christmas. I think they are both nuts for going that direction this time of year.
the 1 that bugged out on ya the other day???????:toetap05:
Scarab KV
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Well the snow did create some challenges after all. When it snows in Brooklyn, they'l just leave enough room for you to get up the street to deliver.....if you're lucky.
Just another day in the city.
Pretty sure the dude that unloaded me was Phragle's brother. The mirror on the forklift is in the way, but he was a dead ringer.
Just another day in the city.
Pretty sure the dude that unloaded me was Phragle's brother. The mirror on the forklift is in the way, but he was a dead ringer.
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Scarab KV
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Long Island got blasted. last stop of the day was a bit of a biotch. After knocking down 3' snow banks with the trailer on every turn I had to make to get to the stop, I find a car (on left) park by the gate to the dock that needs to be moved or be run over by the trailer going in. The car is actually parked on the street, that's just how they plow. One lane through and let everyone deal with the rest.
Pic was after the cars across the street were moved so I could do what I needed to get the freight off.
btw......don't look Brooks
Pic was after the cars across the street were moved so I could do what I needed to get the freight off.
btw......don't look Brooks
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What ever it takes
After bang'n on doors at the surrounding businesses looking for the owner of the car with no success I tell the Jamaican dude who's gonna unload me (I think he was still in island mode) that we're gonna have to unload in the street. He tells me he won't go in the street with the forklift because of the snow, but will unload me in the parking lot....which btw had snow on it too. Must be Demons at the curb or something. Well I explain to him that if I could make it into the lot, I would've just backed into the dock....will you meet me half way at the curb? He says "OK Mon, I go as far as the curb "
Driver 1
Curb Demons 0
Alrighty then. Make the rounds bang'n on doors again, to get four cars across the street moved so I can wiggle around enough to get the tail of the trailer past the Demons so my boy can get his freight off.
Now for the clincher.
After we're all done and I'm backing down the street to get out of there, the business owner from across the street who's employees all had to move their cars, walks out and gets in the car that was blocking the gate and drives away.:cuss:
After bang'n on doors at the surrounding businesses looking for the owner of the car with no success I tell the Jamaican dude who's gonna unload me (I think he was still in island mode) that we're gonna have to unload in the street. He tells me he won't go in the street with the forklift because of the snow, but will unload me in the parking lot....which btw had snow on it too. Must be Demons at the curb or something. Well I explain to him that if I could make it into the lot, I would've just backed into the dock....will you meet me half way at the curb? He says "OK Mon, I go as far as the curb "
Driver 1
Curb Demons 0
Alrighty then. Make the rounds bang'n on doors again, to get four cars across the street moved so I can wiggle around enough to get the tail of the trailer past the Demons so my boy can get his freight off.
Now for the clincher.
After we're all done and I'm backing down the street to get out of there, the business owner from across the street who's employees all had to move their cars, walks out and gets in the car that was blocking the gate and drives away.:cuss:
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MarylandMark
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Must be a member here.. :sifone:
ChiefApache
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We should get there between 10 and 11AM, leave around 4:30 or so.
cuda
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I'm sure it was. She's in my shower right this minute. Women are all nutz.
She wasn't going to come over, then decided to come, and I fell asleep in my recliner while she was coming. Then she was mad because I woke up and did't want to go to bed. She's making me crazy. The language barrier doesn't help. She is just too cute and sexy for me to hold my ground.
fund razor
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fund razor
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ChiefApache
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My dad was a truck driver for 40+ years with Long Island/NYC being one of his main drop areas.
It is amazing the narrow alley ways and streets a truck can get down. Sometimes you literaly have inches between the truck mirrors and brick walls of the business you deliver to.
Then there's the cars. :cuss::cuss::cuss: Amazing how fast they move when a rig's grill is all they see out of their mirror with the sound of an airhorn blowing in the wind and up their azz. :sifone:
It is amazing the narrow alley ways and streets a truck can get down. Sometimes you literaly have inches between the truck mirrors and brick walls of the business you deliver to.
Then there's the cars. :cuss::cuss::cuss: Amazing how fast they move when a rig's grill is all they see out of their mirror with the sound of an airhorn blowing in the wind and up their azz. :sifone:
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fund razor
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Now my little Oriental girl wants to go to Boston for Christmas. I think they are both nuts for going that direction this time of year.
Oriental is food. Asians are people.
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cuda
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