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Going solo, and Gary Larson was right.
The first solo went well. I was on the road for about 11 hours, and spent maybe an hour of that actually handling pods. Long drive.
Lincoln, California looks like the SimCity LARP. The entire place seems to be under construction, and you can almost see the pattern of green, blue and yellow squares indicating which areas are zoned for what. Made finding our customers a bit difficult, since none of the streets we were looking for were on the map!
How it worked was Chris and Junior (in one truck) and I (in another truck) convoyed up to Lincoln carrying to pods to be delivered. After we dropped those, Chris went to Stockton, and I picked up an empty from another address in Lincoln. My first time doing this with no supervision at all, and I made it happen. Go me.
Al the way back to the Bay Area, I was paranoid about the pod. Did I just hear a chain move? Look in the mirror, did the pod shift? I pulled over at a truck stop to double-check (which is recommended on long trips anyway) and everything was tight, but still..
Today, I remember my CDs and the CD player!
Oh, driving up and back we passed numerous dairy farms and cattle ranches. Thousands of cows, but no people in sight. I think the cows have eliminated the humans, and are planning to march on our cities. Fear the cows! Gary Larson was right!
Lincoln, California looks like the SimCity LARP. The entire place seems to be under construction, and you can almost see the pattern of green, blue and yellow squares indicating which areas are zoned for what. Made finding our customers a bit difficult, since none of the streets we were looking for were on the map!
How it worked was Chris and Junior (in one truck) and I (in another truck) convoyed up to Lincoln carrying to pods to be delivered. After we dropped those, Chris went to Stockton, and I picked up an empty from another address in Lincoln. My first time doing this with no supervision at all, and I made it happen. Go me.
Al the way back to the Bay Area, I was paranoid about the pod. Did I just hear a chain move? Look in the mirror, did the pod shift? I pulled over at a truck stop to double-check (which is recommended on long trips anyway) and everything was tight, but still..
Today, I remember my CDs and the CD player!
Oh, driving up and back we passed numerous dairy farms and cattle ranches. Thousands of cows, but no people in sight. I think the cows have eliminated the humans, and are planning to march on our cities. Fear the cows! Gary Larson was right!