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Glass Half Full or Glass Half Empty
ave you ever heard the phrase “Misery
Hloves company?” Boy, is that ever true!
It’s crazy how negativity can escalate in a
group if you let it, how easy it is to get swept
up in the less-than-stellar aspects of a situation
rather than realize that you’re choosing to
drown in the bad rather than focusing on the
good. Because rarely –if ever—is any situation
100% bad. But what you choose to focus
on makes all the difference.
If you’re on Facebook, you might be familiar
with groups that you can join to interact
with like-minded folks out there in social media
world. For instance, I’m in various groups
for my love of reading and traveling, pets or
sports. And when you’re in those, you can
post and see others’ posts on the subject,
comment accordingly, get tips and tricks, learn
things you might now know, etc.
There are multiple groups for Trucking: like
“Everything Trucking” or “Trucking: Rates &
Lanes.” There’s even a “Trucking and Single”
group, if that’s you.
But beware, many of these groups can go
downhill in a hurry if you choose to let them.
Some folks out there are only happy if they’re
unhappy. And when they’re unhappy, they
want others to be unhappy. And that snowball
is one bound to crash badly.
I’m in a group for a community where I own

a townhome. It’s in a great gated community
with tons of super amenities (pools, etc). When
we first purchased, I was very surprised to
learn there was not a Facebook group already
in place for owners in the community. After all,
it’s a great way to ask questions or share info
about coming events, and so on. I thought of
starting one and then looked at the zillions of
things I already need to handle and decided
against it. After all, these must be moderated
and pretty regularly so extreme comments are
addressed or removed, no scammers are present,
etc.
But I was delighted to hear that someone
else started a group earlier this year for our
community and gladly joined. And from there,
were my eyes been opened to a lot of things
I hadn’t realized. Neighbors claiming the landscaping
wasn’t good enough, the trash should
be emptied more often, the pool chairs need to
be cleaned, the staff is rude, the owner’s desk
doesn’t do what they should, the security gate
personnel are unfriendly. And on and on. Now
this place I thought was fantastic suddenly took
on a different vibe. Had we purchased poorly?
Was this a sink hole of real estate vs the investment
we thought it would be?
But as I walked around last week, trying to
be more objective in my own assessment, I
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was cordial, doing their jobs. The lawns were
mowed, the pool was pristine, the trees were
being pruned, paint was fresh. And I thought:
man, what are these other owners thinking?
Are they SEARCHING for things to complain
about? I’m sure everything isn’t perfect (what
is?) but from what I saw, it was pretty stellar.
And yet, in that group: complain, complain,
complain.
And it reminded me of the adage: Misery
loves company. One starts complaining and
others pile on and it escalates. And then it’s
even harder to be the lone voice saying: Really?
Are you really being fair in your assessment
or are you nitpicking just to nitpick?
Subtlety, I now chime in my positive
thoughts and find that others are very happy
to agree on those things. I’m learning that not
everyone agrees with those dissenters. They
do think the community is amazing and would
rather focus on the good as well as how we can
be even better than to simply point out what’s
wrong (or they think is wrong). To everyone that
will listen.
So if you find yourself in a group—in person
or online—just don’t get suckered into the
negative environment some seem to thrive on.
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Safety
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A reminder: Plan for your parking just as you
plan for rest of your trip
When it comes to parking, there is no technique or process
that guarantees success in finding a place to park or the
complete safety of driver, vehicle and cargo once a space is
found. There are, however, things you can do to improve the
odds of finding an available space and reducing the risk of
something bad happening while you are there.
The first is to plan for parking just as you plan the rest of
your trip. Waiting until you are tired or nearly out of driving
hours (or both) may work in some parts of the country but in
others it’s a recipe for trouble. Smart drivers plan their parking,
too.
There are many available apps to assist the driver in
finding parking. TruckerPath is an app that not only identifies
fuel stops and other parking locations but allows driver input
providing real time information to the user. Apps like Interstate
Exit Guide, DAT Trucker, Trucker Tools, Park My Truck (NATSO),
TruckSmart (T/A Petro) and Prime Parking (Pilot Flying J) offer
location information as well as fuel pricing and other services.
At some locations, spaces can be reserved for a fee ranging
from $10 to $20 and up.
Some states use signage to inform drivers of available
spaces at upcoming exits, and many states encourage
parking at weigh station lots. Some state DOT websites offer
parking information as well.
When it comes to finding a parking space, timing is
everything. In many areas, truck stop parking lots fill up by 6
p.m. The few spaces that open up as drivers leave are quickly
taken. If it’s possible to adjust your schedule, starting early in
the day provides more time to complete a driving shift and
stop for the night while spaces are still available. Driving at
night can help, too, as it’s easier to find a parking spot at
most truck stops in the morning, when other drivers are just
beginning their day.
Some drivers prefer to find parking on the shoulder of
Interstate entrance ramps or other roadside spots. This can
be a risky practice and some carriers prohibit the practice
with “sitting duck” policies. The risk of accident is higher than
in a sanctioned parking area and secluded areas offer little
protection against criminal activity. Additionally, in the dark,
it can be difficult to judge whether the parking surface can
support the weight of tractor and trailer.
Once parking is found, there are still hazards to deal
with. Remember that the rest period doesn’t begin until
safely parked. Many accidents happen in the short drive
between the Interstate and the parking space as drivers
maneuver through traffic and sometimes confusing driveway
configurations. Driving through a truck stop lot can be like
maneuvering through a maze, especially when some drivers
don’t park correctly.
Truck stops often have a great deal of foot traffic. A
thorough check of a parking space and the surrounding
area is a great idea, before backing into a space. Lighting is
a proven deterrent to crime and a well-lit area is preferable
to a dark one. If you plan to go into the truck stop for a meal,
shopping, or any other reason, think about your route. As
much as possible you’ll want to walk in areas where you, and
anyone who approaches you, can be easily seen. Check all
around your vehicle before getting out, including the mirrors.
While walking, pay attention to your surroundings and
especially anyone who seems to be paying attention to you.
Back in your truck, make sure your doors are locked.
Many drivers employ a cargo rachet strap to further secure
the doors in case locks fail or are deactivated.
Truck stops are often a target of cargo thieves, too. If
you’re pulling a van or refrigerated trailer, it’s a good idea
to back as close as possible to another trailer or any object
that can prevent the opening of trailer doors. Door locks or
other securement devices are never a bad idea. Be aware,
however, that cargo thieves often use truck stops for planning
and information gathering, choosing another location to make
their move. Don’t share information about your cargo or your
destination with anyone and be suspicious of anyone asking
you questions. A common ruse employed by thieves is to
“inform” you of a closed road due to construction or accident,
offering an alternate route that sends you to a secluded area
where the trap is sprung. Always verify any information you
receive from a “friendly” local.
When you leave, be watchful of anyone paying too much
attention to you or following you from the truck stop and call
the police if you suspect you are followed.
Plan for your parking, arrive early enough to get a space,
pay attention to your surroundings and use securement,
for both yourself and your cargo, and your chances of a
safe, comfortable rest period increase. Parking for a wellearned
rest break should be a relaxing time to recharge
and refresh.
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Entertainment Beat
There’s an old saying that’s been
expressed for years: “It’s election time!
That’s when the air is full of speeches …
and the speeches are full of air!”
My old grandmother used to urge me
to go to the polls on election day because
that would help put an end to all the loud
speeches!
When I asked my grandmother which
candidate she was voting for, she replied,
“I’m not going to tell you which one of them
I’m voting for because I can’t remember his
name!” Then, she added, “It really doesn’t
matter much which one you vote for. The
only difference in them is the clothes they
are wearing. They have the very same
opinions about what should be done to
make our country a better place to live,
they just use different words to describe
what they plan to do if elected.”
Grandma paused a moment before
growling, “Of course none of them will
keep their words.”
Although I have never revealed my
personal political choices on my radio
programs, I have been involved in some
very interesting political happenings
throughout the years.
When I was working for a radio station
in San Antonio, Texas, I did a daily
program from a huge mall located on the
east side of the city. The radio station had
built an enclosed structure that seated
three people behind microphones setting
on a big console. Almost every day I would
have a guest visit my program. Most of
these guests were entertainers who were
on tour with their show dates set for the
San Antonio area. They would visit my
radio show to promote their upcoming
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appearances. There were also those
country music performers who dropped by
my program in order to promote their latest
recordings.
A well-known politician who was in the
running for Governor of Texas had called the
radio station informing them that he would
be available as a guest on my program
in order to share his feelings about what
needed to be changed in our state. He was
informed that my program’s format was
limited to country music entertainers. The
politician implied he totally understood. A
few days later, I was in the midst of my
show when this dude came walking toward
my studio structure with a big smile on his
face. He was accompanied by a beautiful
lady. Without hesitation, he and the lady,
whom he referred to as his secretary,
walked inside the structure and sat down
beside me at the console. Since I had not
been informed otherwise, I assumed the
nominee had been invited by the headsof-state
at the radio station to visit with me.
The beautiful secretary had conveniently
seated her beautiful body in the chair
between the nominee and me. Before
I could say a word, she gave me that
gorgeous, tempting smile accompanied by
the blinking of her beautiful blue eyes. I
uttered a flimsy welcome to the nominee
and he immediately took complete
command of my program by uttering
loud words in a non-stop fashion without
pausing for a moment for me to respond
to what he was blabbing. The secretary
squeezed my hand, presumably to make
things comfy for me while her boss
continued to blab into the microphone at
break-neck speed!
Finally, after several minutes of raving
hot air had exploded into his microphone,
the nominee shouted, “Now, you folks be
sure and cast your votes for me and we’ll
put Texas in the best shape ever!” Before
I could utter a single word, he added, “Bill
Mack has told me he’ll be voting for me!
You folks just follow Bill to the polls, and
you’ll be doin’ Texas and me a big favor!
Bye for now!”
The politician grabbed my hand, shook
it briefly and immediately left my studio
structure, while I was completely confused.
I was frozen to my seat in shock before I
realized the secretary was still seated next
to me, smiling more fashionable than ever!
I finally managed to hit the button to begin
a much needed musical recording when
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Entertainment Beat
Continued
the beautiful one whispered,
“I’ve been instructed to remain
with you until your program
ends … and then accompany
you to that little bar down the
hall for a few drinks and sweet
conversation.” Then, she
purred, “I’m yours for th’ rest of
th’ day and into th’ evening, Mr.
Bill.”
After informing her that I
had already made plans to
take my wife to a nice Mexicanfood
restaurant for dinner, the
beautiful one opened the door
of the structure, threw me a
kiss and purred, “I’ll just make it a point to
see you later, Mr. Bill.” She then exited the
structure and wobbled slowly toward the
exit of the mall.
I had been quite successful with my
musical jingles during this era and while
the gubernatorial election was at its
hottest, the candidates were spending a
lot of loot on radio and television exploiting
their value to those who took the time
to listen to their speeches, recorded
announcements, etc. The political nominee
who had visited with me in my studio at the
mall hired me to write a musical jingle to
help in his campaign. He had offered me a
very good sum of money to compose the
ditty. After hearing a somewhat catchy bit
of musical lyrics featuring his name, he
shouted, “Oh! I love that jingle, Bill! That’s
exactly what I need to win the election and
become governor of Texas!” Within a few
hours, my little musical composition was
being heard on the stations throughout
Texas. The nominee hadn’t paid me for my
creative talent because all his money had
been pre-spent to promote his campaign
on radio, television and various other links
in the media.
On election night, the nominee who
had been so jovial about my jingle, lost
by a landslide … as had been expected.
He had also failed to pay me a cent for
the jingle. I called his office several times,
hoping to settle the matter, but received no
response. I finally decided to simply ignore
the issue.
About six months later, I was emceeing
a dance at a club near Austin when I saw
the dude and his secretary cozily dancing
on the big dance floor. He looked at me
and shouted, “Hey Bill! Get up there with
that band and sing that jingle you wrote for
me! Th’ folks will go wild when they hear it!
It almost made me th’ governor!”
Although I was never paid for my
jingle, I didn’t hold a grudge against the
nominee. It was just another unpredictable
happening in the giant arena of “politics.”
Visit Bill at BillMackCountry.com
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index
Celadon ......................... 29
Schneider ........................ 14
Central Marketing Transport ....... 13
Seward ........................... 8
Clark ............................ 33
Stageline ......................... 36
Coal City Cob .................... 27
Summit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Dart ............................ 28
TBS .............................. 9
East West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
US Express ........................ 7
General Transport ................ 12
Western Express. .................. 18
Highway Transport ................ 35
Wiseway ......................... 11
KL Harring ...................... 17
Melton .......................... 19
Nu-Way. ...................... 30-31
P.I. & I. Motor Express ............. 15
Royal ............................ 26
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