In the little country town that I lived in they had a deep water Baptist Church. I was a Teamster and had a very good job with a very good Company. I most likely hade to leave out Sunday afternoon in order to make it to some City for Monday Morning. Two Deacons in the Church were Dairy Farmers. They said that I should not work on Sunday. I said that if I refused my dispatch I would not have a job. They said that it didn't matter they would quit that job. So I ask them what do you do with the milk that you make on Sunday ? They said it goes in the tank and is shipped. I said then you get paid for that milk. They said of course. I said why do you work on Sunday they said there are some things you have to do. I ask why they don't dump the milk made on Sunday and not sell it. They both said they have a mortgage and need the money. I ask what they thought I was going to use for my payments. Yes I walked away from that church and now go to a Methodist Church. Not once did I ever catch the dickens for going to work on Sunday.
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