Posted by rrlund on August 29, 2013 at 06:32:13 from (207.241.137.116):
In Reply to: Getting a job posted by DeltaRed on August 28, 2013 at 21:37:09:
You've got my deepest sympathy. I worked for about the first two years after I got out of high school while I milked cows at home too. I didn't mind my first job,I drove milk truck. I was out on my own,talking to other farmers every day. Actually learned a lot from some of them,most were WWI and WWII generation back then and remembered the depression and all. After the milk plant closed,I had three jobs in a short time. I worked in the potato harvest for a week.That guy and his wife were kind of azzes. Then I went to work for a guy with two Gleaner combines,an F and a G with four row heads and a thousand acres of corn to pick. That was like the milk hauling job,nobody bothering me for the most part. I bagged beans at the elevator that fall too. Worked evenings,Saturdays and rainy days. I felt like I was in PRISON! Watched everybody else come and go and I was stuck there. I vowed that I'd never have a job again as long as I live. The manager was a lazy azz who drank too much and wanted too much from the employees.
About the time corn harvest was winding down and the beans were all bagged a guy walked in the barn while I was milking one morning and asked if I wanted to buy his 12 milk cows? Said he didn't want to go to the barn all winter. So I bought them and that gave me a big enough herd that I haven't had to kiss anybody elses backside since.
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