Posted by RBoots on March 12, 2016 at 18:37:29 from (173.241.113.102):
In Reply to: waving posted by Steve in VA on March 12, 2016 at 14:56:56:
Around the 2 Farms, my pickup is very well known and stands out, almost everyone waves at me, even people I have no idea who they are. I think they're just good ol boys and see my pickup at my house or across the road at the shop, and always see all the things I have going on around there, and wave. I like it when someone stops in and says, "I see you have a ---," just to start a conversation. Fine with me. People go by and honk when I'm dinking around outside the shop and honk, no idea who they are, just wave at em. Now, at work, it's a different story. All of the farmers wave, but the people that think they're road takes care of itself see me as a big, slow, orange truck wasting their time. I have been out there long enough to know the regulars that are good people and will wave at you and appreciate what I do. Occasionally, someone I don't know will wave and it kinda catches me off guard since I'm the devil in an orange truck. Seems that hauling logs and driving semi in the small town rural areas always gets a cute young thing to wave at ya as well.
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