Ruth Ann
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609 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Ruth Ann’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yard jockeys already gone in that terminal. Gone. No yard jockeys. Already took their job. Okay. So this driver just said to you they still have to have someone unload the truck. What's one of the first things that a driver asks you? Do you have to touch freight? Yeah. Absolutely.
I don't support it mainly because of the fact there's nothing better than a human conscious when it comes to working the trailer and the tractor. I'm sorry. But one thing that...
I heard when it came to the autonomous is that they were saying that they were going to use the autonomous mainly for the, quote, city driving, and that they were going to use regular truck drivers for the longer runs. No, it's the opposite. Right now, it's because it's...
What's one thing that we have going on right now in Florida that's super annoying to you, especially? In Florida? Yeah, right now. What's going on right now? In fact, yesterday, you went and took the whole front end of my car and took care of it again. Oh, the love bugs? So, don't... You know, like, they're saying that the South... That it's going to impact the South because of the fact that, you know... Well, because that's where the weather is better. Right, but...
What are they going to do with the bugs? Because we get some massive bugs. I don't think that's going to mess autonomous trucks up. You don't think it's going to hit the camera and the next thing you know, a swarm of those love bugs could be in the way of the camera and the autonomous vehicle is going all over the place because it can't see? Yeah, no, that might be a good point. I'm just saying, there's bugs. Because let me tell you guys something about love bugs. You truckers that have come here, you understand it. They don't come off easy.
We were at the forefront, baby, of autonomous trucks. We were. We were at the forefront. That's us, man. We did it. F that. You've been doing it to somebody else. Yeah. We're the ones that took away the trucking jobs. Yeah. I'm not... Literally. Literally. I'm telling you, man. I get so fired up over that car. I noticed. Oh, my gosh. So, real quick. Just... I opened up my little news thingy. Well, are we moving on? Yes, we're moving on. Okay. Let's...
Well, you already got the time. I want to move on. But like the way you were saying, I didn't know if you had something. Okay. Moving on. We're moving on. All right. So get me a Quaalude. Are they, do they even make Quaaludes anymore? I don't know. You'd be like, you'd be like morning, afternoon, evening. The young people are going, what's a Quaalude? Yeah. So I picked, I pull my news thingy out. So with Apple news, I'll pull up and just hit like, what do you got?
Motorcycle driver dies in hospital days after crash with a semi-truck. Duh. What do you mean, duh? I mean, a semi-truck versus a motorcycle. That's not going to end well, period. Oh, no. So...
Occlude. Okay. What's occlude? Occlude is to stop, close up, or obstruct an opening, orifice, or passage to shut something in, cover like an ah, or to prevent its use. So like, you know, when you see someone use like wine where they stop it with the cork or put wax over it, that's basically occluding. Okay. It's crazy, but I'll take it.
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