Years back Down at Tri Green auction one morning early my one buddy and i were looking for some our equipment that they had moved from the last sale to a new row , and my buddy thought that the one piece was his and wanted to check the tag # and it was setting under one of the towers that run thru the sale lot . So he got out of the pick up and went and checked the tag and when he went to get back in the truck when he went to grab the door handle there was a loud ZAP and he was on the ground , Now we all know use jockey's are wright in the head ands we have to try the same thing over a couple times so he gets up and grabs for the door handle again and ZAP back on his donkey . Well i guess twice was enough as he told me to move the truck away from the power lines so i had to crawl across all the junk we had in the cab and move the truck. Then when they got to that row there were many guys that got Zapped , those lines were really sizzlen that day more so then any other day that i have walked that lot.
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