Posts tagged "Obvious Facts About Box Trucks"

These posts highlight a series of blindingly obvious observations one could make about box trucks, and how they’ve shaped my experiences over the years.


Obvious Facts About Box Trucks #2: They're Great For Moving Things
Source: The (tentative) poster design for my on-demand moving company.
Also, I bought royalty-free rights to a repository of icons, so expect a little less attribution in the future when I make my Frankenphotos.

I knew embarrassingly little about The Box™ when I bought it. I spent weeks obsessing over what kind of vehicle I wanted, but I purchased my current home of two years after only an hour or so of looking it over.

For example: I had the truck for nearly a month before I figured out it used to be a moving truck. More specifically, it used to be a Budget truck, and I just had no idea. I only found out by chance observation; if you look closely, you can still see the faded “Budget” logo, forever etched into the truck. Let me show you, with the help of my good friend science:

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Obvious Facts About Box Trucks #1: They Don't Have Bathrooms
Source: Truck clipart forever from Clker, bathroom stick peeps from ClipArtBest

I feel like it’s been a while since I started a new series of posts. Sure, we’ve got Truck Tech and Home Improvement and Tips from the Truck and Q & A, but I’m pretty confident we have room for at least one more. If titles weren’t supposed to be short, I’d probably extend the series name to: Incredibly Obvious Facts About Box Trucks (And Their Implications), just so we’re all definitely on the same page. Anyway, these posts will be all about inherent properties of box trucks, and what that means for how I structure and live my life. Our first patently obvious fact about box trucks: they definitely don’t have bathrooms.

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