Ways to cut your idle...?

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Quote: Turning the engine off lowers my idle really well.
I'm surprised they didn't teach you that at BBR school.
you know whats gay? you use that "bbr" like some stupid secret handshake thing you did in high school.
Best way for YOU to cut your idle is to just quit driving, Mr. Billy Big Rig!
Good thing i dont work for your boss, cause if i were to quit, it take him 2 weeks just to do my paperwork. keep on using that stupid bbr.....makes you look 12.

too bad belpre and friends didnt stop by my camp when i was at Indianapolis couple weeks ago. would have been fun busting some arse....
mat....kindergarden called....they want their fake diploma back.
Quote: Good thing i dont work for your boss, cause if i were to quit, it take him 2 weeks just to do my paperwork. keep on using that stupid bbr.....makes you look 12.

too bad belpre and friends didnt stop by my camp when i was at Indianapolis couple weeks ago. would have been fun busting some arse....
i live in indianapolis, but i didnt leave the house at all that weekend, didnt want to mess with that traffic, heh
Quote: you know whats gay? you use that "bbr" like some stupid secret handshake thing you did in high school.
1. Who the F**k are you to question my sexuality?
2. What difference does it make what my sexual preferences are?

I could screw every warm blooded creature on the planet & it still wouldn't make you a truckdriver.

I will admit that I am different from most other men.
They are all these testosterone crazed animals that just want to fornicate wildly with anything that moves.
I'm not like that.
I don't care if it moves.
Quote: 1. Who the F**k are you to question my sexuality?
2. What difference does it make what my sexual preferences are?

I could screw every warm blooded creature on the planet & it still wouldn't make you a truckdriver.

I will admit that I am different from most other men.
They are all these testosterone crazed animals that just want to fornicate wildly with anything that moves.
I'm not like that.
I don't care if it moves.
So you like things that do not move as well? :clap::lol::clap:
This may seem like a silly suggestion, and it's only marginally effective, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Get a bin of ice and put it in front of the fan. I did that quite a bit when my Century's air conditioner died in August. Funny thing was, after a month of that bull, they sent me to the Atlanta terminal... where they installed a TriPac. Heck, my Qualcomm lists my idle at 0.00% (outside of a 5 minute warm-up/cool-down period).
By the way, did your company ever say what they would do to reduce idle times (IE, paid IdleAire, APU's, etc)? I'm quite eager to hear their official and unofficial reasons for such antics.
Quote: I could screw every warm blooded creature on the planet & it still wouldn't make you a truckdriver.
HUH??? That is like saying, "Touchdown because he beat me 3 times out of 5 games of chess"
Quote: This may seem like a silly suggestion, and it's only marginally effective, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Get a bin of ice and put it in front of the fan. I did that quite a bit when my Century's air conditioner died in August. Funny thing was, after a month of that bull, they sent me to the Atlanta terminal... where they installed a TriPac. Heck, my Qualcomm lists my idle at 0.00% (outside of a 5 minute warm-up/cool-down period).
By the way, did your company ever say what they would do to reduce idle times (IE, paid IdleAire, APU's, etc)? I'm quite eager to hear their official and unofficial reasons for such antics.
I might actually try that ice cooler a/c thing. but looks like its sold/marketed by RoadPro...so i better by two or three.

As far as paid IdleAire, APUs, etc....i dont see Swift spending the money to put those on trucks, or pay for I/A.
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