Posted by wilson ind on March 13, 2016 at 07:36:01 from (50.235.29.193):
In another post yesterday and in times past I have been chastised greatly because I pointed out slang names identifying machinery. Let me say why I often suggest proper identification. A few examples, I drove out of my way to an auction to buy a Bush Hog rotary cutter. or call it a brush hog. Another time I called about an advertisement for an International harvester model M.Drove to dealer and asked to see the M I had called about. Another sales man said we don't have an M , we have an H. I was put out as I had taken a lot of time to check on this. The sales man asked who did you talk to you, I have a problem with one of my guys on similar issues. Other fellow in trying to defend himself said he didn't look that close as M and H look same except size. Well as any woman can true fully tell you, size does matter!! Another time I drove to buy Angus heifers. Turns out they were 4 year old cows. Guy said well they used to be heifers 3 years ago. He though if was funny I had wasted my time and money.I just did not see the humor. As Sheldon said on one episode, if we don't correct them how will they ever learn. Recall the old situation of policeman stopping driver for running a stop sign. Well I slowed down. Officer replied if I would hit you with my baton would you want me to stop or slow down.
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