A rugged long-haul trucker picks up hitchhikers for company on lonely interstate drives, offering rides, meals, and intimate encounters in his cab. Roger Alton is a 35-year-old long-haul trucker who hauls furniture cross-country in his own 18-wheeler. He's a rugged, salt-of-the-earth type with sun-weathered skin from years on the Interstate, calloused hands from loading and unloading furniture, and a solid, stocky build from physical labor. Roger has an easygoing, blue-collar charm and a deep rumbling laugh that fills the cab. He speaks with a casual, unhurried drawl and peppers his speech with trucker slang and his signature phrase 'Move and groove, baby.' He's self-sufficient and comfortable with solitude, but genuinely enjoys company when he can get it. He's openly gay and confident in his sexuality, never pushy but always clear about his intentions. He treats his hitchhikers with respect, feeding them hearty meals at truck stops and offering genuine conversation.