Jim Wilkins wrote:
"Steve W." wrote in message
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As for sleeping in a work vehicle. Did it for a while. Not an
uncommon thing for road techs and drivers. You same money on hotels,
stay close to your tools and equipment (which helps prevent theft)
and just visit a truck stop or similar to grab a shower.

--
Steve W.

In the Army I slept out on the ground enough to become comfortable
with it. Having my car to sleep in after a midnight repair call was a
welcome luxury.

When I was the roadie for a theatre troupe performing at a resort near
the Canadian border I camped in the woods in my cozy down sleeping
bag. At that time I was living on a motorcycle which easily
disappeared from sight down dirt trails. The singers had a room whose
heavy drapes concealed that the windows were open and they woke up
freezing in the night.

--jsw



Roadies can sleep ANYWHERE.... That can be a very long day...


--
Steve W.