What will Keefer think of Georgia?

bodycast wrote:

Its not the heat.  Its the humidity.

Phillip_Lamb wrote:

2nd on the humidity. I was out there for army training. 80 was miserable with humidity at 80-90%. just always sweating and sticky, had to be...

2nd on the humidity. I was out there for army training. 80 was miserable with humidity at 80-90%. just always sweating and sticky, had to be drinking water all the time

bodycast wrote:

Its not the heat.  Its the humidity.

Phillip_Lamb wrote:

2nd on the humidity. I was out there for army training. 80 was miserable with humidity at 80-90%. just always sweating and sticky, had to be...

2nd on the humidity. I was out there for army training. 80 was miserable with humidity at 80-90%. just always sweating and sticky, had to be drinking water all the time

bodycast wrote:

Im a ups driver on the nc/sc line.   The dead of summer is a really tough time of year. 

Phillip_Lamb wrote:

2nd on the humidity. I was out there for army training. 80 was miserable with humidity at 80-90%. just always sweating and sticky, had to be...

2nd on the humidity. I was out there for army training. 80 was miserable with humidity at 80-90%. just always sweating and sticky, had to be drinking water all the time

bodycast wrote:

Im a ups driver on the nc/sc line.   The dead of summer is a really tough time of year. 

jmo443 wrote:

Correct. Living in az now I can not do humidity. I can do 115* before I do 85 and humid that’s for sure. 

bodycast wrote:

Im a ups driver on the nc/sc line.   The dead of summer is a really tough time of year. 

bodycast wrote:

Im a ups driver on the nc/sc line.   The dead of summer is a really tough time of year. 

Vet57 wrote:

They don't pay you guys enough. Respect !

bodycast wrote:

Im a ups driver on the nc/sc line.   The dead of summer is a really tough time of year. 

jmo443 wrote:

Correct. Living in az now I can not do humidity. I can do 115* before I do 85 and humid that’s for sure. 

bodycast wrote:

More like 95+ and humid here from late June through September.  Like the armpit of the country for some reason.  We had a good August here...

More like 95+ and humid here from late June through September.  Like the armpit of the country for some reason.  We had a good August here this go around so pretty stoked about that.

Vet57 wrote:

They don't pay you guys enough. Respect !

bodycast wrote:

The pay is pretty good plus the benefits.  The issue is the 10 1/2 to 11 hours a day.  They can take some of those hours...

The pay is pretty good plus the benefits.  The issue is the 10 1/2 to 11 hours a day.  They can take some of those hours back.

3strokemx wrote:

Where are my bike parts?

profeshenal125 wrote:

I Love Alabama 1990 I hhg drilled under rivers in Ga. In 90 too.  I heard alot of u dam Yankees coming down here etc. until...

I Love Alabama 1990 I hhg drilled under rivers in Ga. In 90 too.  I heard alot of u dam Yankees coming down here etc. until they saw us working they got quite real fast .  Every bridge near job site had white hangings. U watched your back back then.  It changed alot I never hear yankee stuff anymore .  I ve been all ovr Ga. In trucking too on back rds .  The rivers r muddy lookin but there’s Really nice lakes .  At the lakes there was big family reunions .  They were great & invited me to eat etc , amazing food in the se.  Avoid atL any rd off the loop they shut the rd down for injuries . Because they run into the paramedics or injured. The only city in America to do so .  It does get cold 12 degree at the stadium pu 4 yrs ago. You,l get the se accent pretty quick . Bad poison oak , aggressive snakes cotton mouth, water moccasin etc , fire ants is the bad . 

Vet57 wrote:

They don't pay you guys enough. Respect !

bodycast wrote:

The pay is pretty good plus the benefits.  The issue is the 10 1/2 to 11 hours a day.  They can take some of those hours...

The pay is pretty good plus the benefits.  The issue is the 10 1/2 to 11 hours a day.  They can take some of those hours back.

3strokemx wrote:

Where are my bike parts?

bodycast wrote:

Its not the heat.  Its the humidity.

stillwelding wrote:

This. And if it’s not the humidity, it’s the humidity.

bodycast wrote:

Its not the heat.  Its the humidity.

stillwelding wrote:

This. And if it’s not the humidity, it’s the humidity.

Mossy940 wrote:

Summers in southern CA low desert sit between 110 &122 for 2-3 months at a time. Gets really demoralizing when you leave for work at 4:45AM, the...

Summers in southern CA low desert sit between 110 &122 for 2-3 months at a time. 

Gets really demoralizing when you leave for work at 4:45AM, the door handle is still hot on your truck & it is still 98 outside.

 

That being said, I will take 3 straight months of 110+ dry heat than a week of 90 degree and 60% humidity. How you guys pull it off is beyond me.......