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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Nolan Workman, post: 2988016, member: 87452&quot;]The most dangerous part of a job was breaking down the hoses from the pumps, you never knew how much was still in them or if they were under pressure. Spills on the ground would catch desert rodents, not pretty. Think &quot;Breaking Bad&quot; I do remember 67 degrees F as a key temp and it was called a fuming liquid, the full trucks were never allowed to sit in the desert sun. Part of every job was to take a sample of the batch back to the shop to be recorded, plastic bottles specific to the task were used, and once a hand didn&#039;t have the right bottle and used glass, it burst in the truck cab. We got the plastic sample bottles in batch, they were a nice shape and some of the guys would use them for coffee or soda; I often wondered about a mix up. Oh, to be so young and so stupid again.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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