When I settled on the original name for my towing company it was through three happenings, the first came from a T-shirt one of my mentors but competitors was giving a way to people to gain to them awareness of his company. The T-shirt said TNT Towing of Boise, Our Hookers Handle All Sizes. Back in the late 1970's mid 1980's fast cars, fast trucks and yes cb radios were the very thing that drove interest. It was not only a status symbol, CB, Radio's were it. A secondary language came through the idea of CB Radio and as such a tow truck was called a Hooker. But thing too, those city types and shirt and tie types could not get the idea of a sex worker and a name for a tow truck seperate in their minds. Just like we started the idea of a Toe is a Toe
and a TOW truck were not the same thing, people pronounced the word of TOW, like that of COW, rather than Toe,
truck, however over time through other inspirations I got the idea to play on that carnal desire and started what is our trade mark, I Luv 2 Toew
Lee who was working at then our production center in Gooding Idaho, said just combine the words TOE and TOW together, and you have the word Toew. Hooker is another one of those concepts. To many ultra conservatives the word is taboo, yet a company name like Highway Hooker, is one that gets their attention. Last year by way of one of my associates I exchanged for a short time the name Highway Hooker to one I used years ago, guess what ? Hardly no calls, no attention. I switched back to Highway Hooker and kabang Calls up the wahzoo. Reason, Highway Hooker is just a name that needs little in the way of advertising, little in the way of off beat ads or promotion, yet gets remembered much more than just some tame name. Today under the umbrella or company cover of Highway Hooker Toewing, we have many associated companies. RodeWolf Toewing, Dixie Toewing, Dixie-A1 Toewing, Cooter's A1 Toewing, SpeedWrench Towing, BlackSheep Towing, and so on. Covering 10 states, with a minimum of 5 trucks each in over 80 locations throughout those 10 states, but under the same cover company that started with a simple suggestion from a T-shirt and an old White custom Peterbilt tow truck from Texas that appeared in OverDrive Magazine in 1983 that I saw, and despite everyone telling me not to go there, Highway Hooker Toewing lives and lives well complete will all our subsidiaries.
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