Posted by rustyplow on December 20, 2012 at 19:10:50 from (75.51.102.165):
In Reply to: Some people..... posted by sixtyninegmc on December 20, 2012 at 15:59:39:
Many years ago I sold hay a woman that lived 1/4 mile down the road who had 2 horses. She would buy 20 bales at a time. My barn was 2 miles from home, but on the way home from town. Short on money, she would ask me to bring just 10. When she got down to 5 bales, I told her I would bring 30 and to pay as she could. Crazy little womam about 25 years old but she always paid me 5 or 10 dollars at a time. She finally gave up and got rid of the critters. I was as glad to see them go as her husband was.
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