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Looks like you'll be running through the texas plains on your run out to Cali.

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From Amarillo I run a radius to about I-70 north, I-35 east, I-10 south and I25 west so anywhere in between what Slowmover applies right on. 19 when coming through Amarillo get you an answers from locals or a friendly bull wagon. Comparing from 15 to 20 years back it gets really quiet at times..... too quiet I start to wonder if it's still working... I become that guy hollering, break one...nine... for a radio check..... and that one driver at the petro says "check's in the mail driver" then I know it's working but realize it's just that there just isn't many on the citizens band anymore. Now I will say late in the day just as Slowmover said, it does liven up in Amarillo. Not the most civil people, mostly the chicken feed guy or the "workin girls" haha.. Okc is always a lively bunch even with Striker cb shop not being there to feud with drivers anymore.

With the next generation drivers coming in with a different way of communicating or just not communicating at all it's just not what it once was in this part of the world.

<blockquote data-quote="Eldorado828" data-source="post: 734276" data-attributes="member: 46753">Looks like you&#039;ll be running through the texas plains on your run out to Cali. Back to topic,From Amarillo I run a radius to about I-70 north, I-35 east, I-10 south and I25 west so anywhere in between what Slowmover applies right on. 19 when coming through Amarillo get you an answers from locals or a friendly bull wagon. Comparing from 15 to 20 years back it gets really quiet at times..... too quiet I start to wonder if it&#039;s still working... I become that guy hollering, break one...nine... for a radio check..... and that one driver at the petro says &quot;check&#039;s in the mail driver&quot; then I know it&#039;s working but realize it&#039;s just that there just isn&#039;t many on the citizens band anymore. Now I will say late in the day just as Slowmover said, it does liven up in Amarillo. Not the most civil people, mostly the chicken feed guy or the &quot;workin girls&quot; haha.. Okc is always a lively bunch even with Striker cb shop not being there to feud with drivers anymore. With the next generation drivers coming in with a different way of communicating or just not communicating at all it&#039;s just not what it once was in this part of the world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eldorado828, post: 734276, member: 46753"] Looks like you'll be running through the texas plains on your run out to Cali. Back to topic, From Amarillo I run a radius to about I-70 north, I-35 east, I-10 south and I25 west so anywhere in between what Slowmover applies right on. 19 when coming through Amarillo get you an answers from locals or a friendly bull wagon. Comparing from 15 to 20 years back it gets really quiet at times..... too quiet I start to wonder if it's still working... I become that guy hollering, break one...nine... for a radio check..... and that one driver at the petro says "check's in the mail driver" then I know it's working but realize it's just that there just isn't many on the citizens band anymore. Now I will say late in the day just as Slowmover said, it does liven up in Amarillo. Not the most civil people, mostly the chicken feed guy or the "workin girls" haha.. Okc is always a lively bunch even with Striker cb shop not being there to feud with drivers anymore. With the next generation drivers coming in with a different way of communicating or just not communicating at all it's just not what it once was in this part of the world. [/QUOTE]

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