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Life at a truck stop. Come join the party.
Looking for parking at a Pilot.
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God I'm glad I don't have to put up with that crap anymore.
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Much more exciting...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUMvG3WQvYc&NR
Be sure to read the comments. IQs,doubtfull.
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Watching that video makes me glad I'm retired.
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Reminds me of the Boron/Barstow, CA Pilot on Hwy 58. Waiting in line 1hr for fuel in the mornings (it would have went quicker if drivers just fueled and went and parked to do their business or at least pulled up) . If you parked there overnight anywhere near the fuel islands you were screwed.
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Reminds me of the Standsfield, OR Pilot down the road from the Wal-Mart DC in Hermiston....at 4:00pm....and 6:00pm...and 8:00pm...and 10:00pm...and 12:00am...and 2:00am....and 4:00am...and 6:00am....and 8:00am...and 10:00am....and 12:00pm....and 2:00pm....
Nice back-in by the KLLM. Only 2 pullups.http://www.weather.gov/forecasts/graphical/sect...onusWeek.php#tabs

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Reminds me of every truck stop I've ever been to. Their all a mess when it comes to traffic during the busy time.
I enjoyed Rabelam's video. The "Lifestyle" of the bound and homeless. What a great view, the same thing day in and day out, WOW. It's just like being on vacation.

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Not every driver is BOUND or homeless . There is a Romines just 10 miles from that Pilot that doesn't have that problem. You obviously haven't been to every truck stop, as there are several truck stops that do not have a traffic or parking problem. Mainly the Pilots and Loves do. No one has to patronize these places. At least I don't.Disclaimer:Pick too ugly to post at this time,LOL.

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Your obviously right. That's why I obviously said the one's I've been to. You obviously missed that.
Your right again, it's just the over the road dweller types.
Your sure a smart feller.