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Yep. I cannot recommend Concorde Lifelines too highly. I don't have them in the Sprinter, mainly because the ones I want (L16) are just a tad too tall to fit under the bunk, so I'm using Trojan wet cell aerial life batteries. But, every boat I've had since the 80s have had Lifelines in them...

The Condorde Lifeline is the Gold Standard of RV and Marine AGM batteries. The Condorde Battery Corporation operates four application-specific brand nanes: Concorde, Lifeline, Chairman and Sun Xtender. The Concorde label designs aircraft batteries and batteries for shipboard use utilized by...

I spent a lotta years in all aspects of the restaurant industry, so I know how it works behind the curtain. I trained as a chef in a French kitchen, managed fast food chains, manager, Executive Chef, and Chef de Cuisine in high end steak and other restaurants, and know what it's like obtaining...

Well, first it's $25 for a steak and for all-you-can-eat shrimp. And a choice of a side (like a baked potato), garlic toast, soup & salad bar, and a beverage. Second, they don't have special Truckstop Cattle Farms where they grow Truckstop Steaks. TA/Petro uses the same USDA Choice steaks that...

Ah the Porterhouse Steak. NY Strip on one side and a tenderloin filet on the other. Throw in some shrimp and that's a good day.

Little bit.

Nothing worse than getting a prostate exam, then the doctor leaves the room and the nurse comes in and asks, "Who was that?"

If you haven't seen this, I highly recommend it. For most it'll be a real eye-opener. Sharyl Attkisson gives the history of the concept of "fake news" and who started it, who funded it, and what it really is. Most may remember how it was seemingly all of a sudden everywhere in the news. Well...

Well, since we don't know anything about the fire, clearly it was started by a foreigner who was offended by the flag.

Lancashire County, in NW England, actually. At first blush the name might look Arabic or something, but it and its variants (Heslam, Haselam, Haselan) come from the Old English reference to someone who lived "by the hazels" in the area where hazel trees are native to England.

Pilot FLying J ownership: Pilot Corporation (the Haslam family) - 50.1% FJ Management (Flying J founders) - 11.3% Berkshire Hathaway (Warren Buffet) - 38.6% The plan is for Berkshire Hathaway to increase its stake to 80% in 2023. The Haslam family and FJ Management will retain ownership stakes...

I once was dispatched to an apartment in downtown Chicago. The maid answered the door and handed me a shoe box containing one pair of golf shoes. I expedited the shoes to Augusta National Golf Course and delivered them to the Pro Shop, where the owner of said shoes had a tee time for the next...

Well, the original Flying J logo was designed as a tribute to military jets, as well as the founder's own love of flying. The company was founded by O. Jay Call in 1968 when he had grown to 4 locations and he developed the truck stop chain concept. From the earliest beginning, Call prioritized...

Not true at all. I replied to what was posted, without even paying attention to who posted it. Who posted it is irrelevant. I have no idea what "two potshots" you are talking about, but apparently they got a little too close to the guilty mark, otherwise you'd have no reason whatsoever to take...

Team straight truck is where you'll make some money.

In Journalism World, this is really bad. But they don't care. https://thefederalist.com/2018/05/28/media-double-down-after-new-york-times-gets-busted-peddling-fake-news/

No need for personal jabs. All I did was challenge you and others to look for actual evidence to support an unsubstantiated claim, and to employ a little critical thinking before believing outrageous claims at face value. Do you really and truly think PFJ would risk its entire business to...

Yeah, because that's what PFJ wants - to discourage Americans from stopping at their locations. The fact is, not a single thing about the hoax rings true, or even rings as plausible. Even if PFJ wasn't one of the more patriotic companies in America, which they are, they are very well aware that...

There's a controversy only within the realm of people who believe internet hoaxes at face value and never bother do do any research on the matter. The driver posted it on the internet, and of course as we all know, NOBODY lies on the internet! Gas stations and restaurants are frequent targets...

I've seen a few of their vans here and there, but I really don't know anything about them. Sorry I can't give any information on them, other than I don't recall hearing anything negative about them.