What is wrong with this picture?

[blazer74]

Like this one

[LTZ C20]

Oh ok.

[Engineer]

Like this one

Here is another "what's wrong with this picture?" a Schneider truck in the left lane....

[blazer74]

Not for long, he went around a a turning car then I bolted up to get the pick before I let him over.

[Jason S]

Like this one

So the Ford is even trailing the Schneider trucks?   

[blazer74]

Like this one

So the Ford is even trailing the Schneider trucks?   

Good one,  LOL

[LTZ C20]

Ok so wait, the seal, is that the actual seam between the 2 doors, black line straight up the middle?? Because in both Blazer74 and Engineers pictures, all I see is what looks like a regular rubber door seal between the two when they close so water don't leak in. Is there another seal I'm not seeing. Also, Engineers pic is blurry when zoomed in but I does look like there are pad locks on both the left and right inner latches.

[blazer74]

The right door latch towards the middle has a seal. You can see the shadow.

[Jason S]

Ok so wait, the seal, is that the actual seam between the 2 doors, black line straight up the middle?? Because in both Blazer74 and Engineers pictures, all I see is what looks like a regular rubber door seal between the two when they close so water don't leak in. Is there another seal I'm not seeing. Also, Engineers pic is blurry when zoomed in but I does look like there are pad locks on both the left and right inner latches.

 

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe in this case you should think of the seal like what is placed on an electrical meter to show tampering.

[LTZ C20]

Ok so wait, the seal, is that the actual seam between the 2 doors, black line straight up the middle?? Because in both Blazer74 and Engineers pictures, all I see is what looks like a regular rubber door seal between the two when they close so water don't leak in. Is there another seal I'm not seeing. Also, Engineers pic is blurry when zoomed in but I does look like there are pad locks on both the left and right inner latches.

 

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe in this case you should think of the seal like what is placed on an electrical meter to show tampering.

OOOOHHHHHHH. Light bulb!

[Irish_Alley]

its a security seal, and it has a number on it that has to be logged to verify its the same seal that the truck left the previous destination with.

[Blazin]

A buddy of mine has gone in my sea container, & one of my storage trailers in the past. More than once he closes them up, & puts the pad lock on the left side door. After the fourth time I kinda snapped a little bit. I actually had to show him why its not done that way before he got it through his thick skull.
My second storage trailer is a roll up door, took some educational training with that one too. He would open it, and let it fly up. Its older, hence why its a storage trailer so I like to hold the pull strap when it opens to keep it from being so violent on the older door, and wheels, etc.
Some people are just numb.