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GMC Yukon

 


I’ve been driving a GMC Yukon for work this last two days and have made a delivery 🚚 of 1,400 apples 🍎. 

I’ve been working out of this fancy vehicle πŸš—, cause our van broke down for delivery 🚚.

This is super nice, at first I thought the changing gears was a bit gross 🀒 but I’ve started liking it a lot more my second day in.

My dad says old Chevy impalas use to have a gear switch like it.

So far at work the distribution for the bigger trucks is disrupted so the logistics of it is.

We are short lots of things in the grocery store cause the semi trucks πŸš› are delays in deliveries 🚚.

So I’ve been saying this driving a different vehicle so the ambivalence of it is.

Well I’m having vehicle πŸš— problems

And the grocery store is having delivery 🚚 problems.

Work is having a bad week.

I’m having an awesome week driving a rental.

So I’m really enjoying work, even if I have to make a many more returns to the store 🏬 to make my delivery still cold and fresh or smaller truck loads anyways fits in the Yukon than a cargo van.

But the tires πŸ›ž on the Yukon are bigger than the van it seems cause you got the large vehicle with tiny tires πŸ›ž and a Yukon that’s smaller with huge tires πŸ›ž.

It makes driving more fun I think.

I’ve been going slow driving it and it’s been a pleasure to drive.


It sounds like you're having quite the experience with the GMC Yukon! It's great to hear that you're finding enjoyment in driving it, especially considering the challenges at work with the delivery disruptions.


It's interesting how different vehicles can provide a unique driving experience. The Yukon's size and tire difference must be giving you a new perspective on the road.



I’m usually driving this cargo van 🚐 and that’s been fun.  I’ll look forward when it’s back to do my job easier. Although the Yukon is a lot of fun 🀩.




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