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Re: It does not pay to help today's younger generation ou...


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Posted by IaGary on September 06, 2012 at 05:00:04 from (108.160.229.48):

In Reply to: It does not pay to help today's younger generation out!!! posted by JDseller on September 05, 2012 at 22:07:13:

JD I have been there and done that a couple of times myself.

Help a guy out and he turns around and stabs you in the back.

One was my brother. Told him to help me after work and he could use my machinery to put in and takeout his crop with me there running the equipment as well. As long as he helped me on my acres when he could. Didn"t see a lot of him but I made it work for 10 years or so.

He made enough money with his job and no machine cost to buy another 80acres, a tractor and a few pieces of equipment. I told him I was gonna start charging for combining since he had more acres as I wasn"t getting much labor out of him.

What does he do but go out and buy an old combine so he does not have to give me any money.

Tilled his land and planted it for 10 years, combined it for 15 years and never received a dime. Some times my equipment did not even get filled with fuel before it left his place because his tank was to low to reach my taller equipment. Rarely did he replace the twine I used to roll up his hay.

Both farms were offered to me that he bought and I turned him unto them because I had just bought and was sretched thin enough at the time.

So it is not only the younger generation that will stab ya. It could be anyone.

Gary


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