[quote author=Redleg link=board=10;threadid=10986;start=0#105823 date=1045529572]<br>Just make an effort to be conscious of your surroundings. When you stop at the 7-11, do you jump right out of the truck to grab what you want? Or, do you take a look inside to see what's going on? Does the cashier look relaxed? This applys to any business your going into. I use to have friends bug me for a hat. I never gave them one, because I could see them going into a store and having someone run out, bump into them, think they're a cop and shoot them as they panic. If somebody's knocking on your door at night, call the police, they'll guide you through on what you should be doing. Nobody say's you have to be polite and open the door. If they're claiming injury, they'll be better off with you calling the police first anyway.<br>[/quote]<br><br>Sure glad I don't live there. I would have to lock the house and take the keys out of the cars and my truck. Oh Yeah, I remember, thats why I left Long Island and LA. Uhhhh thats Los Angeles, not Lower Alabama.....

 

Trust me, that apply's everywhere. <br><br>I was stationed in L.A.for a while. (That's Lower Alabama). There's a couple places in the &quot;Wiregrass&quot; that can get spooky after dark.

 

[quote author=Redleg link=board=10;threadid=10986;start=0#105823 date=1045529572]<br>Just make an effort to be conscious of your surroundings. When you stop at the 7-11, do you jump right out of the truck to grab what you want? Or, do you take a look inside to see what's going on? Does the cashier look relaxed? This applys to any business your going into. [/quote]<br><br>Driving a Cummin's comes in handy then.<br>You have 30+ seconds while the EGT cools down to eyeball the situation.<br>If you're leaving it running, then you can use that 30 seconds to make sure you have your keyless entry or extra key in your pocket.<br><br>phox

 

That's good news on Hunter. I've been away for a few days, and dealing with a snow dump. :