OP states he works out of his truck on job sites. What is there to be baffled about.
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Opinions needed - Buying a new cooler
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Exactly. For me, a cooler is only used when access to power is unavailable.
What does he have the need for a cooler for? I know plenty of guys that work out of their truck. None of them have a cooler in the back to keep ice for a week. I just don't see what he'd use it for.
Most every contractor I know does, it's not just for personal beverages its for the whole crew or whoever on the job site that might be thirsty.
In case of shtf, you know, live out of your truck with just an ice chest full of beer and steaks. Always be prepared.....
the high end cooler companies have already won given that this is even a discussion 
the high end cooler companies have already won given that this is even a discussion
There is a difference. It's just at what point you define "high-end" and whether it's "worth it" to you.
I'm a big yeti supporter
, because they spend $500,000 a year with the company I work for in advertising
I have a cooler in my truck all the time
Keep water and Gatorade in it
And in always the hero at jobsites cause I have cold drinks in August
A lot of my sites are miles and miles from the nearest place you can get any food or drinks
And I never know how long I'm gonna be there , might be two hours. Might be till midnight
I also have different coolers for my water samples on their way to a Lab
Weird how most coolers don't have any insulation in the lid
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Well their marketing dollars apparently work.I'm a big yeti supporter
