If you read my last entry on my other account, then you have been expecting to see this series. This first one, we're going to simply call 'The Goose', because that's what the tractor trailer was named. 😜

I didn't hear the entire story behind the goose itself, as I walked up and entered what was already being told. I didn't want them to repeat themselves, so limited my questions.

It was unclear whether or not the goose statue was acquired before or after naming the vehicle. This big green machine though! I'm putting it's value at roughly 2 million dollars as they were explaining some of the costs that went into it. Well, if I were to sell it, that would be my price tag. Daniel and Phyllis may ask for less or more. Sentimental value is always a factor, and they've been in the business for quite awhile.

You can find more of their exploits over on what once was Twitter, including how they ended up placing in the event. They got my vote for the popular or people's choice one. You could only pick one, and they (Phyllis especially) were very southernly hospitable.

You may be starting to notice a bit of a theme here, yes, I was attracted to the shiny things. One really got my attention, and I'm not sure if I was allowed in there or not, but the sign said 'Welcome', so I climbed up and in being sure not to touch anything.

Yup. I think that may have been my favorite part of the entire truck. The second amendment and all, speaks loudly in the Volunteer State. I did take a few other shiny pictures, but wasn't happy with how they turned out, so I'll add a few more photographer's choices and call it a win.

Stay tuned for the next instalment from the show. It will include more of my favorite part - the shiny! You feel me? I know you do. Look for this on X if you're over there and help spread it around, thank you in advance! Oh and REMEMBER TO BE YOU! I always am, even while prepping the Christmas Goose. 🤣