Life in Sector 7 G.


Later on, after some sleep I plan on watching the documentary on Netflix "Sean Combs" AKA Puff Daddy. "Fifty Cent" is in this or produced this, I don't know.
Fifty Cent would have the goods on Puff Daddy.
I am not into rap or whatever. But it sounds like an interesting story like the R. Kelly story.
I finished the Diddy thing on Netflix. It was Meh.
I really thought 50 cent would bring the goods on the "freak-offs" there was none of that. Just all shit that we pretty much knew already. Curtis (50 cent) Jackson wasted my time.

I do have my own P.Diddy story. I was driving a float during a Caribbean parade. P. Diddy happened to be in town and sponsored a float in the parade spontaneously.

The floats are limited because of time and duration of the parade. Puff Daddies float was trying to cut in front of me even though the marshals were telling us to go first. One guy on Puffies float was making death threats toward me telling me to let them go first.

In the end neither float made it to the parade before the cut-off time.

Do I think Puff Daddy Sean Daddy Combs had anything to do with the threats that were made? No, I don't think so. It was just some random that happened to be on the float that Puff Daddy put together at the very last minute of being in town.
 
Wasted my time on Puff Daddy Documentary.

But check out Eddie Murphys Documentary on Netflix. It's pretty good and make you laugh.
I love the fuck you man. Fuck you, Eddie! :D 🖕 🫡

 
Wicked day.
We had wet snow and then that all froze over and it was pure ice. I actually had one driver have his trailer go sideways coming thru the yard, I was sure I was going to get hit with the trailer. Bro was going too fast in the yard and for the conditions.
They laid down a shit ton of salt. They do take good care of the yard, but it takes time. Especially when the conditions change the way they did today.
 
I don't know how you do it, other than just get used to it. It was a cool 70F yesterday and was working outside in shorts and a t-shirt and barefoot. It's 53F as I type and I hope to get a few more yards of the Cadillac polished out today.
 
I don't know how you do it, other than just get used to it. It was a cool 70F yesterday and was working outside in shorts and a t-shirt and barefoot. It's 53F as I type and I hope to get a few more yards of the Cadillac polished out today.
You kind of get used to it but not really.
I feel the same way about heat and humidity.

Is there a country that is room temperature year-round? Because I want to move there.
 
You kind of get used to it but not really.
I feel the same way about heat and humidity.

Is there a country that is room temperature year-round? Because I want to move there.
Map_prevailing_winds_on_earth.webp

I don't remember the details but a few years ago I wondered the same question and googled it and ended up reading a ton of shit I don't remember all of.

Because of the Coriolis effect, basically the rotation of the earth, moving the atmosphere with it, there's trade winds.

If you look at the map of the trade winds, knowing it's hottest at the equator and coldest at the poles, knowing where the wind is coming from, you can kinda figure out where it's likely to be room temperature year round.

But you can also see why certain areas have more tornadoes and hurricanes.

Anyhow.


The only places I can recall that average 70°F year round are San Diego, CA and most of the pacific islands within the tropics.

I guess near the equator on land it's gonna be hot as fuck but not if you're surrounded by ocean. It cools the air that blows across it.

The map doesn't explain why the dominant wind direction where I live reverses with the seasons though.

It's correct on this map for most of the year, but the coldest brutal winds we get in the winter come from the north.

If the democrats ever achieve their main objective and the USA falls under communism, I'll be studying the hell outta these trade wind maps and other topics like "places to steal large sailboats from on the west coast of Mexico" 😅
 
This time of year I live with a tube of O'Keefe's Working Hands creme at the ready at all times. The tips of my fingers split horribly when it gets cold.
That's the good stuff! It was recommended to me by a flatbedder when I was doing flatbed because the road salt on the straps gets on your hands even with gloves and dries them out. "Working hands" works great!
 
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Rough, I slept until 19:00. I am not sure what time I went to bed, probably around 08:00, last time I looked at the clock it was 10:00.
In my family we say, you slept that long because you needed to.
I agree with that. Time to recharge.

It still feels like a waste of time but at the same time a good use of time.
I keep bragging about how not tired I am with this new more comfortable truck then I spend almost my entire time off sleeping. 😂
 
I have been YouTubing Vanilla ice videos. I think his real name is Robert Van Winkle.
I am not sure yet but, that dude seems to be really smart when it comes to real estate and laws.
He was smart because he knew the rap thing wouldn't last for him and used his money to buy up real estate in Florida when the market took a swift downturn.
Renovated those places and sold when things rebounded.
 

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