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It's not that busy out here so I see 3 open spots next to each other and decide I'm going for the middle one. Nice and easy. As I pull past the spot and come to a stop so I can start backing up, my tractor comes to rest in front of a parked truck with the sleeper light on. No curtain. Then, as I turn my head and roll down my window in preparation for the backup, I see it.

It takes my mind a moment to realize what I'm seeing, but when I finally do, I almost start gagging. There, in the sleeper berth , I see an obese, pale-skinned, middle-aged man with glasses, laying on his side on his bed with his head propped up on his arm, staring at a laptop computer screen. He's also completely naked. With the sleeper berth light on. And no curtain. At nighttime, when it's pitch black outside. But what I saw was more than enough.

I think anyone can guess what he must have been looking at on the computer screen. So as this is happening, he looks up and immediately catches my eye. I pull the old "quickly look in another random direction" move and start backing up as fast as I can. He shows no shame, no embarrassment; out of the corner of my eye, I can see that he just continues to lay there, staring at me.

The portion of the tractor behind the seats which acts as the "living space" for the driver. It generally contains a bed or bunk beds , cabinets, lights, temperature control knobs, and 12 volt plugs for power. A driver, bobtailing, backed in next to us. Not sure if they were finished or not, but a police car pulled up, and the officer and them had a lengthy conversation, before he left. They shot us a look, and my wife, outspoken person that she is, rolled down the window, and said.

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