Hold up, I jumped your first two sentences, I need to start over.
So you're saying I didn't put you to sleep? Sweet! This response is my characterized way of avoiding having to replicate such a nice comment.
I'm glad you think so, thank you! <-- see what I mean? Weak!
It's just you and I here, right? I'm so grateful for the attention my content has been gaining recently. I try hard, I put more effort into edits than I'll ever admit, and my favorite part is this engagement right here.
Pleasure to be met @krazzytrucker. That's clever to misspell crazy by the way.
All the other Crazies were taken...
Surprising how many of us there are. (Crazy)
A guest speaker (name drop) Kevin Rutherford at a Landstar (trucking) event. Asks us our C.B. handles. Then goes on to embarrass us in front of a couple thousand other truckers with what mini vans on vay-k with radios in them and children are thinking of us truckers. The whole image speech. I raised my hand and he came back to me. I said " Warm Fuzzy Bunny" just did not roll off the tongue very well... I got a laugh, I felt like an idiot.
I always tell people, a guy has to be crazy to do this job.
I would've laughed too! Might've even stood up and busted an air (((hula))) dance. Didn't know you could emphasize hula in a side to side fashion like that did you?
Neither did I
Dude when I was a kid, I was one of those kids whose mother's boyfriend had a cb radio. That was high tech in the late 80's. I had this signature squeak I'd say when someone was leaving for the night. People would say "you're back out" or "I'm back out" as they're signing off. I would squeaky squeak as high as I could yeeeeeeerr (just that part) and then say 'back out.'
If you've never heard such a thing or everything I'm saying is complete bullshit and it was a world i created in my head, please consider not reporting me to the nearest psyche ward.