Posted by tomturkey on June 04, 2017 at 14:31:49 from (66.211.9.221):
In Reply to: What a mess posted by 37Chief on June 04, 2017 at 09:03:02:
37Chief, call the owner, tell him he needs to see it. That you cannot mow it the way it is. Then tell him he owes you for going there to do the job but could not because of the trash. Then go find another lot to mow. Its the owners property and responsibility. If you can't mow it move on to other projects. The kids see it as an opportunity to build ramps and jumps for their cars on an empty unused lot. They don't even think they are hurting anything or body.(kid mentality) We used to do that when I was a kid, dug holes put branches over the top for our hide outs. We would refill at the end of the summer. No one mowed or did anything with that property. WAS IT TREASPASSING YES. We did not have cell phones or video games or computers to play with. Life was so boring we dug holes. lol gobble
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