What's this for?

[Jimmy N.]

Can't either,,, any other excuse me remarks?? At least it wasn't in the Dodge.

Well, it seemed like the right thing to do at the time, since a local organization had lots of goods donated but no way to get the stuff to New Orleans.
I ended up hauling some 30,000 lbs. of dog and cat food, and to this day gets nauseated from the smell.
Yes, it was hot down there, and the A/C in the Pete conked out in AZ. No A/C in the trailer.

 

[MikeD1]

That must have been a nasty trip !! I learned a long time ago, when running errands that include buying dog food - buy that LAST !!
The smell in the FL heat & humidity when the bags are left in the car gets overwhelming fast

 

[Hickster]

Well, dog bless ya. Thank god it wasn't a cattle drive to Sam's club.

 

[BULL]

What do you have against those lovely little critters? View attachment 18660

Your day job?

 

[Jimmy N.]

That must have been a nasty trip !! I learned a long time ago, when running errands that include buying dog food - buy that LAST !!
The smell in the FL heat & humidity when the bags are left in the car gets overwhelming fast

It was certainly a memorable trip. It took three nights before I could get it unloaded, and yes, plenty of heat and humidity. The door between the living quarters and cargo area in the trailer was not made with this in mind.

On the positive side, I didn't eat (or feel like eating) for maybe five days, drank gallons and gallons of water but never needed to take a leak. And lost about 10 lbs.

 

[EricG]

Your day job?

Roaming the countryside complaining about how dry it is...

 

[Jimmy N.]

Your day job?

No, that's my RV. Normally the Jeep goes in the back, and if I bring another vehicle, the second trailer gets to come along.
Well, it used to be my RV and is for sale now. Downgraded to a regular store bought toy hauler that I pull with a 3500. Not so sure that was a good idea, either.

 

[Jimmy N.]

Roaming the countryside complaining about how dry it is...

Hey, we actually got 1/3" yesterday!!
Surprised it didn't turn to steam, instantly.

 

[Hickster]

That is what she said.

 

[Magnified]

Well, it seemed like the right thing to do at the time, since a local organization had lots of goods donated but no way to get the stuff to New Orleans.
I ended up hauling some 30,000 lbs. of dog and cat food, and to this day gets nauseated from the smell.
Yes, it was hot down there, and the A/C in the Pete conked out in AZ. No A/C in the trailer. View attachment 18663

Good on you for what you did. I remember you saying the AC was out. F-that. ;-)

 

[Octanewide]

What was the answer??

Well @Beast707 time to shine

 

[Beast707]

I've nailed it down to 3 options.
1. You hook the Flux Capacitor to it which allows time travel when 88mph. is reached. GREAT SCOTT!
2. Continuom Transfunctioner It's a very mysterious and powerful device and its mystery is exceeded only by its power.
3. Helmholtz Resonator.

 

[Hunter]

I've nailed it down to 3 options.
1. You hook the Flux Capacitor to it which allows time travel when 88mph. is reached.
2. Continuom Transfunctioner It's a very mysterious and powerful device and its mystery is exceeded only by its power.
3. Helmholtz Resonator.

Or...
The Lightspeed Gravitational Interferometry Bubble enhancement Continuum Transient Transfunctioner.

 

[Magnified]

It's a can of peanuts, just peel off the anti-tamper lid and enjoy.

 

[HWDan]

Likely what Slows2k said ...

Watch this video, it has what's supposed to go there. (something new added in 2019 according to this or one of his other videos)