I drive a really big tow truck. I ride bicycles. My hobbies include PHP web development, electronics programming, and art.
I live in the Denver, Colorado, USA area.
I am not just riding a cooler I am riding the paradox of American ingenuity, where utility meets absurdity on wheels. This is not a scooter, nor a bike, but a sentient thermos, a rolling shrine to refreshment, a mobile altar for ice-cold salvation. I lean into the handlebars, and the world tilts grass, pavement, the lazy hum of the motor everything bends to the will of the chilled. I am not merely moving forward; I am embodying the American dreams most ironic twist: freedom is not in the sky, but in the frosty cavity beneath my seat. These are not machines theyre artifacts of a culture that turns Im thirsty into Im a rolling monument to thirst. Ive got wheels, yes, but Ive got soul, too. The handlebars are my spine, the wheels my legs, the cooler my chest, and the ice inside? Thats my heartbeat. Im not just cooling drinks Im cooling down existence. The sun beats down, but Im shaded by the very thing I carry. Im not just riding the road Im riding the concept. This is America, where the absurd becomes architecture, and the fridge becomes a chariot. I am not alone. I am part of a tribe of rolling, refrigerated philosophers. We dont just chase the breeze we chase the chill. And yes, were all a little bit weird, but thats the point. Were not just surviving the heat. Were conquering it, one ice-cold sip at a time. This is not just transportation. This is transcendence. This is the cooler that doesnt just hold drinks it holds meaning. And Im not just riding it. Im living it.