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Background, I'm a long-distance truck driver, and most of the time, it's more convenient for me to

do my business on the highway shoulder. That way, I don't have to drive around and around just

to park and use the restroom. I just take a quick 30-second emergency stop, do my business, and then

drive off again. I'm sure I'm not the only over-the-road truck driver who's done this. It's very

common. Side note, according to the law, we have to carry logbooks to calculate our driving

and on-duty time. This is relevant to the story. So this happened just a few hours ago, somewhere

on the I-40 Westbound in New Mexico. I was suddenly in need to relieve myself badly, so as usual,

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