Years ago wife and I took the motorcycle to the other side of the state during the week to look at a tractor. Tractor didn't run, It was a MM ZTN. Said his buddy had the lights off it and would bring them back if I bought the tractor. I gave him 50 bucks to hold it until Saturday when I could come and pick it up and he gave me a receipt. Saturday A friend and I went over there to pick it up and he said he thought I wasn't coming. I said why not? He said It's almost noon. I said I told him I lived on the other side of the state. He said he'd give my money back. I said I came for the tractor and went out backed the trailer up to it and started to winch it up on my trailer while he was running his mouth. Got it loaded and asked him about the head lights and he said he didn't say he had any. I was hot. I handed him the money and told him to count it and give me a receipt. He did, then told me another guy wanted the tractor bad and offered him more money for it, wrote down a phone number and said if I want to make some money, to call him. I still have the tractor but was still hot half way home.
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