Funny Tow Truck Driver Hats

Tow and wrecker operators work the part of the job nobody sees until the car dies. One Minnesota operator told KSTP, "I try to make a bad situation into a good situation by the end of the night," and in a winter storm the wait he quoted for a tow was five to six hours. Valley News Live reported operators with 50 people waiting at a time and crews working past midnight. Tow Times calls it a 24/7 lifestyle. The job has its own gripes. A Mississippi driver, Clay Stockman, said drivers get dirty looks because people assume they are repo men, when most calls are roadside assistance for a flat tire or a breakdown. Owner Donald Barksdale Jr. put the safety plea simply: "please slow down and move over." Move-over laws such as Wisconsin's require drivers to change lanes or significantly slow down near roadside workers. This collection covers all of it. Three role badges, TOW TRUCK DRIVER, WRECKER OPERATOR and TOW TRUCK WIFE, carry the searched terms and the family gifts. The pun that sells everywhere, BEST HOOKER IN TOWN, sits beside the move-over plea, the repo disclaimer, and the forty-five-minute promise every driver knows is optimistic. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Pick one for the driver on call tonight, or for the spouse waiting up.