Question:
ok fellas and ladies,
I found a snake on the last step on my truck. It's summer time and that is prone to happen. Before you get into your truck, do your walk around and check underneath the truck. It should be included in the manual of truck drivers, lmaoo .
Not only do we have to dodge four wheelers, six wheelers, idiots and animals. We also have to watch out for critters that climb, squirm and crawl.
I'm not talking about the male or female lot lizards that climb, squirm and crawl either.
If you show your nephews or daughters or sons your truck, make sure you turn off all lights. If you don't, then you'll have to jump it. That can really suck, I know I had it happen to me, lmao.
Sweet WhiskeySweet Whiskey

Answer:
A snake, YUCK!!!!!!!
I'm so afraid of snakes it's not even funny.
Was it a big snake?

Answer:
Since day one, I do a complete walk around the truck before I get into it, everytime. I also thump my tires if I have driven for more than an hour, since the last time I thumped the tires.
-JHappy Dwellers Society
Company Driver Division

Answer:
Delivered last week in Odessa, TX. Out in the southwest, you want to keep an eye out for tarantula's too. Found three outside my door the next morning. Big ugly suckers. Wayne


Answer:
Snakes, spiders, lot lizzards. You just never know what kind of wild life you might find hanging around the outside of your truck.
Even seen an alligator scurrying across the lot of a truck stop down in Florida one time.