Posted by Jon f mn on November 12, 2018 at 12:42:26 from (174.219.128.233):
Boss asked me if I would go to Lakeville to pickup a container. I was imidiately suspicious and asked why not? Turns out you have to drive down this gravel road.
back around these mailboxes
Up this slippery hill
Then down the other side and 1/2 mile to the other end
Then blind side back down this u-shaped driveway without hitting those trees
Or those trees
And back around the basketball hoop, between the hoop and camper and car without hitting either and pull that container out without hitting the shed.
Ok boss!. I did have to get creative to get it out tho since the truck was at a 45° angle to the container. I hooked a chain around a tree to get it to pull straight out from the shed, and later to the side of the trailer.
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Then when you get our, take it to this other place and go down this drive without tearing off a mirror or sliding off the edge into the swamp. Lol.
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