My friend was looking for someone to help with stonework,to mix cement,move stone around,run the skidsteer etc. Wasnt having much luck.I helped him for quite a while.He has a small patch of grass ,maybe 4 or 5 acres in front of his house,he brush hogged it occasionally. A young man with an old pickup with a homemade flatbed on it stopped to see him one day. He asked my friend if he could have the grass patch to bale the hay.my friend said,,you can have it for sure.Then they started talking.This young fellow worked at a big dairy farm during and after high school.The dairy went out of business.The young man decided he liked farming,so he got a few pieces of old equipment and was going to spend some time baling little patches of hay all around the neighborhood. So ,my friend said to him,,how about you work for me and when you have hay down to bale,,I let you go early on those days? That was 3 years ago,,and the young man still works for him,a very good and polite young man.A story like this is rare,,but it is a true story,believe me.
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