Posted by Dune Country on February 10, 2017 at 11:43:59 from (66.190.243.214):
In Reply to: I could write a book posted by Hoofer B on February 09, 2017 at 20:33:41:
Back in the 80's I hauled a load of hops from Washington st. to Rhode Island.
Backing into the dock in the morning this guy was guiding me in, come on, come on, BANG!~
I came flying out of the truck and as we were having words the brewmaster shows up and asks me if I would like to accompany him on his rounds, sure :wink:
After a hour or so and a few samples we are back at the dock, he asks me if I needed a refill? sure.
He walks over to a hose bib sticking out of the wall and fills my glass just as the guy running the forklift does the same into his coffee cup.
Brewmaster tells me that the employees that are going to retire soon are assigned to the docks and are a little grumpy in the morning!!
Shows me where to park my truck for the night and at the end of the shift a couple of them take me out for the best lobster dinner ever.
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