Whatever

I need a back story!

I had a friend in highschool who popped a nut at the skatepark... he is still known as 'ole one ball' to this day...

 

I can respect that

 

Wasn’t working but pretty sure it was my phone

 

Was your phone... cuz worked for me.

 

Amazing pictures, V!

 

My biggest gripe about Fuel, Method is they can get the wheel design right, but the center caps are like ops we need to design center caps so give that to the intern to figure out

 

Night ppl

 

Night Shadwick

 

Someone gets it
https://expeditionportal.com/forum/...uilt-tacoma-w-gfc-for-ram-power-wagon.206897/

 

Will I have to shave and bathe? And can I bring my chihuahua to work? She's very needy.

 

Wow! Breathtaking beauty. I'm adding Jellystone to my bucket list. Great pics as always V. Thanks for sharing.

 

1120 for me. 18 hrs driving time according to google maps. Maybe someday.

 

Yeah.... 1274 for me. 19+ hours. Fml

 

Big Bend would be doable for you. It's another place on my list. I'm not going in summer though. I hear it gets a little warm.

 

Can you start tomorrow?

 

What do you do anyway? I'm not qualified to do much. I'm too light for heavy work and too heavy for light work. I suck at math and lack basic social skills but my reading and comprehension are great. I could be a good proofreader or a truck driver. Or maybe a priest.

 

Is being a Trailer Park Slumlord not keeping you busy enough?



I like retirement well enough, but...
...I've seen friends get fat and stupid all too quickly. Then they die.

So I took my pharmacy delivery job to keep active and mentally sharp.
Plus I'm holding out on Social Security. Each year you delay means about an 8% boost in your monthly check when you do apply.
Looked at as an investment, that's pretty damn good.
Though you're giving up income in the meantime.
The trick is to live long enough to make it worthwhile.

As to the job, I've had to put off, for the time being, my idea of getting a medical marijuana card.

First find the place, if it's the first delivery there. (thanks, Google Maps).
Bang on the door...really hard. Many of the customers don't hear so well.
Some regular customers want me to walk right in so they don't have to hobble over with their walkers.
So I gotta remember which those are. It simply won't do to walk in on most people.
"Hello, here are your prescriptions. Sign here."

The institutional customers... I deliver lockable cabinets with drawers containing meds for each individual patient.
Institutions (and pharmacies) really hate being audited by the Feds. Serious business, everything has to be accounted for.
Schedule 1 drugs particularly.

I did shave my beard off, but kept a Sam Elliot style handlebar mustache.
I prefer showers over bathing.
Dress code is khakis and polo shirt with the pharmacy logo on it.

Easy job. Too bad it doesn't pay more.

 

Absolutely amazing! You have a natural talent for composing pictures.

Is that last one a waterfall or a rock formation?