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Posted by 37 chief on June 12, 2005 at 20:25:24 from (68.7.225.45):
Was doing a mowing job for a agent selling a piece of ground prior to it being sold. The potential owner shows in a new fancy car, has a phone strapped to his head like he is someone real important, and starts to tell me how to cut weeds. He wanted to see bare ground, and I tried to explain to him my mower will not cut to bare ground. The conversation went down hill real fast from there. I told him I am leaving this job, and left. He got into his fancy car and left I loded my tractor on my old trailor and left also.I had about three hours in the job already. Stan in calif
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