The foods extra fat because i know thats how you like it  j/k someone told me the food was like that beacuse it was the first del taco arround not sure how true that is ?

According to the website Barstow was the first opened in 1964.
http://www.deltaco.com/dthistory/
For me Naugles in El Centro (now Del Taco) was the place to go after a weekend at Glamis.  Then later it become Del Taco and was still a good place to hit after the river or Glamis.  Don't bother with the new one in Yuma it sucks.

Oh and to keep on task...I am an accountant/controller for a software company.

Damn now I think I have to go to Del Taco for breakfast tomorrow.  Egg, bean & cheese burrito here I come!!!

Mmm Naugles 

Anyone around Riverside in the mid 80's when the RPD would block off Market St to cruising?   Everyone would cruise from Market St in down town west past Tyler Mall and hang out in the Gemco parking lot.  Many nights were spent waiting for midnight so we could go to Naugles for egg burritos.

I'm getting the munchies 

aaaahhhhh Naugles........ 405 at Western in Gardena....... early 80's...... every muscle car in town was in that parking lot. then we'd drive about a mile away to Knox St for the street races. There was a school teacher of legend that used to bring his Pro-gas Vega down there...... pretty insane!!

Just your friendly, not so run of the mill IT guy working at Aerospace Dynamics International in Valencia, CA.

Company has had a major management change and things are on the upswing. We manufacture large complex airframe parts for Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon, etc. etc. You know the big orange tank on the space shuttle? We make most of the parts for it. We have some pretty cool machinery.

damn.....

graduated from western high in anaheim back in 73

.....i was born in 1972

I was offered a job there a few years ago.

Just your friendly, not so run of the mill IT guy working at Aerospace Dynamics International in Valencia, CA.

Company has had a major management change and things are on the upswing. We manufacture large complex airframe parts for Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon, etc. etc. You know the big orange tank on the space shuttle? We make most of the parts for it. We have some pretty cool machinery.

i'm a machinist undo, what type of work do u do....i suppose i coulda read up a little?

bump.....new members chime in

im still at del taco 

A/C  mechanic for the City of LA.

I have no job... per se. I go through junk yards and buy and sell parts for 4x4 truck n stuff. I also work side jobs with home renovations to make my in's.   My wife... Yeah, she pays the bills.   Until I finish college thats how things will be. So I guess I am a professional bum!


~Brian

Yikes, I've done a bunch but have worked for the same place since 79. It's the largest Electric and Gas company in the state and I spent 20 years as a IBEW Union member working on crews and then got too fat and old and have since been in management. Now I've been a Manager for over 10 years and I keep pinching myself thinking, when are they gonna wake up and realize what a putz I am??? 

Most of you Know us/me  from JBP but we also operate another 23 year old business .We (Rhonda and I)  operate (within the corporation) a California state wide company with 14 workers that provides mechanical damage inspections and expert witness work to Auto Insurance & Warranty/Vehicle Service contract companies, Auto manufacturers and Attorneys and the courts . Often  when you call me I'm on the road (cell picks up shop calls), my day starts at around 6 and ends at 8 (a lot of my assignments come from the East coast) I travel to the surrounding areas (50 mile radius) almost every day. Then when I get back to JBP I change clothes and "Hats" I'm am a ASE certified Auto tech and a qualified Automotive expert witness in 5 California municipal and Superior court jurisdictions (I'm also a hopeless workaholic)  Tom

ps If it wasn't for Rhonda and Josh I could never do this prior to JBP I averaged 90 K miles a year for 6 years running traveling between Thousand oaks and San Jose    www.amccinspections.com