First meal in your Scout
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No extra lahge iced regulah? Me neither.
If I’m alone, I usually get something out of a window that I can easily eat in my car without making a huge mess, like a burrito. I don’t want Timmy’s youth gang to see me eating Popeye’s chicken by myself at the Vince Lombardi rest stop and then get rolled for quarters on the way out to my car. Young men smell weakness.
I keep mine neat. No trash. I always shudder though when I vacuum it out and remove my six year old's booster seat. He's not nearly as fastidious as I am.
It’s the seatbelt holes where everything goes. Would drive me nuts!I keep mine neat. No trash. I always shudder though when I vacuum it out and remove my six year old's booster seat. He's not nearly as fastidious as I am.
Uh, food can be withheld, but nothing stops diaper blow-outs or projectile vomiting. How does a 2-year old hold that much!? (luckily, those days are long gone - until grandkids)
Oh yeah. When my son was 2 the dog was in the backseat and he started throwing up and then my son started throwing up. I was driving with all the windows down as both of them were puking. I threw away all his clothes, the car seat cover. If I could have thrown away the car I would have. It was awful.
5 year old’s vomit on perforated black leather. NEVER comes fully cleanI keep mine neat. No trash. I always shudder though when I vacuum it out and remove my six year old's booster seat. He's not nearly as fastidious as I am.
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You know, it's weird because I am neat and clean in certain respects. My work sites, my computer files, my general body care and whatnot... then when it comes to my garage and the truck, half the time it's just "Get it thrown in so I can go home" mode at the end of the day.I keep mine neat. No trash. I always shudder though when I vacuum it out and remove my six year old's booster seat. He's not nearly as fastidious as I am.
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