Santiago day 7

I woke up at 430 and left at 6 to head to San Antonio. There was a surprising amount of people in the lobby waiting for rides at 6am. It was only a 90 minute drive to the container terminal and I stopped to dump and drain the tanks and lock all the cabinets and put the ring security cameras up. 

It was a long day of hurry up and wait. We had to go to three different customs places twice twenty minutes apart and returned to the terminal three times. I also took a nap at the office for 20 minutes. 

The benefit of the flat rack is that I get to keep the keys to the RV. They drove it to the flatrack but I got to go back and inspect it and lock all the doors with the deadbolts and cover all the windows. 

Anyways the port city of San Antonio is very busy with trucks. It was cold out and I never warmed up until I got back to the apartment and changed into thermal underwear. 

The started at 9am and they dropped me off at the bus station at 425pm and it cost $6 for the bus ride back to the city. $14 for the Uber to the hotel.

Big hello back from the kids.