his point is, most people who live in houses, on lots, with a lawn, place alot of respect on a lawn, and zero respect on adjacent farm land. They treat it like no one owns it, because it is simply not a lawn. I have lived in both and it was actually that way for me as a kid too. When I bought my place years back, the first thing I did was spend $1,500 to get it surveyed. Then, installed fences along 3 sides for the livestock. As it turned out, my driveway was NOT on my property, the next door farmer was planting 10' onto my property (1,000 foot long field) and the 'lawn' guy next door tried to explain a big tree was the true property line (10' onto my property)Since then, my other 'lawn' neighbors are now mowing 10' into my hay field, all THREE OF THEM!!!!! yes, sad to say, 'lawn' people have no respect, city people have less.
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