OK you truckers...

72 is the correct answer, and here's what you have to eat in one hour to get it free.
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I did not try it, I know my limitations.

Saw this "news" story today.

AMARILLO, Texas (AP) — A competitive eater has conquered three 72-ounce steak dinners in about 20 minutes during a food challenge held at a restaurant in Amarillo, Texas.
Dozens of people gathered outside The Big Texan Steak Ranch on Sunday afternoon to watch Molly Schuyler eat the steaks, plus three baked potatoes, three shrimp cocktails, three salads and three rolls.
Schuyler finished her first steak dinner in 4 minutes and 18 seconds, which beats the restaurant's record of 4 minutes and 58 seconds, which she set last May.
She told the Amarillo Globe-News that she had to turn down a fourth steak, because she was sick of the taste and not because she was full.
Schuyler, who's from Sacramento, California, ate 363 wings in 30 minutes at a Philadelphia competition in January 2014.

 
No pictures, thank god.


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google her name shes (120 lbs of her) on you tube chowing down. Made me sick to watch.
 
No worry I could not afford her, she eats too much LOL.

That girl eating that giant steak makes Ross go hmmmmm
 
Now those I just don't understand.
PLEASE explain to me where that makes sense outside of Austrailia.
 
I don't know I'm local take that extra bunk/apartment and fuel tanks off of there and I'm good. I can take a nap in the top bunk Mon and Wed, nap in the lower Tue and Thu .
 
I'd love to see him try and back a 53' reefer into a disribution center built in the 60's....

Occasionally, I needed a time-out from pounding the road and take a bid for the yardman.
Rhinestone Cowboys would spend a 1/2 hr. trying to back in. Finally they'd come over to me in the Yard Horse and ask me to back it in for them.
I'd say, Five bucks. Ten if they couldn't speak English...[video]https://youtu.be/vzxIsiMyasA[/video]
 
If you can't back up you can't back up. Why would you pull a van. I have seen guys with smaller trucks that just don't have the knack, my old truck was 270" and I pulled a moving van with it then containers from 20'-53' never had a issue, not that I was everywhere but Pgh. Pa. is not always truck friendly.
 
I agree but you have to start somewhere and more training is not the answer. Some just never get it no matter how long they have been driving.
 
Their mileage rate is near the poverty level. You have to pound 3k miles a week to make money. HowTF can you get those miles if you're staying legal, twiddling with yourself waiting to unload, going through a pack of cigarettes waiting for tire service on the shoulder of the Turnpike.
They pay per mile less now than what Teamsters in the Freight Division were making 30 years ago. Bennies suck. They lie to you. You're out 14 days, then allow you your two days home when you're 750 miles from home. I can go for another hour if you like.
 
Harkin'z back memoriez of the old Midwest Freight "YOU TO CAN OWN AH TRUCK LIKE THIS" AND EVERY ONE I EVER PASSED WAZ THE OLDEST ROTTED OUT LOOKIN' OLD POS BINDER I EVER LAYED EYEZ ON. Don't know how they dared go thru ah scale and not get pulled 'round back for ah DOT inspection
 
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