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Room at the inn?

TLDR: Room at the inn?
In the forum thread, a new user named Steve, who identifies as a trucker, introduces himself and expresses a desire for friendly chats, mentioning that he spends many nights in motels. He receives a warm welcome from various forum members, including Ozzy47, safeinsanity, Foxy, and others, who greet him enthusiastically. Steve, also known by his username madcap, shares that he is a former Navy submariner, which explains his use of the term "head" for bathroom. This prompts a brief exchange about his military background and the challenges of submarine service. Another user, Lunacie, introduces herself, mentioning she will be staying in a hotel due to home renovations. She seeks advice on hotel stays, to which Steve responds by describing his routine of relaxing and unwinding during his short hotel stays. Lunacie relates this to her family's needs, mentioning her son-in-law, a former trucker. The conversation also touches on personal challenges and family dynamics, particularly relating to Lunacie's son-in-law's issues and his impact on the family. Throughout the thread, users continue to welcome Steve and engage in light conversation, including discussing amenities in Steve's truck like a sleeper, fridge, and microwave, which make his stays in the cab comfortable. The thread closes with more welcomes from users like lavalamp, Pinky, and Butterfly88, and Steve shares his excitement about picking up a new truck from his company.
madcap said:
No Im a lone wolf in the world which is probly a good thing considering my issues.
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He had issues too, which was the reason my daughter divorced him. Left his oldest daughter feeling very confused, hating him for some thing and missing him like crazy at the same time. Been 5 years since his fatal heart attack, she was in high school.
 
Wedding party arrived Friday night. They are out and about most of the day but stay up later at night than I prefer. I put in my earplug and slept pretty well last night. I do miss my memory foam mattress.
 
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