Yep-all im missing is the car and the high-paying job thing.
The difference is i am trying to accually do something out here except im not very good at it. The reason i cant sell any of the eggs is because of the true yuppies who give theirs away are running off with all my buissness. How am i supposed to compete with that?? Im trying to dump them on someone else-i just chose the yuppies because they will pay more for them. That would be treason if i were a yuppie......
The difference that seperates me from yuppies is that i a) am not afraid to get dirty and b) i realise and admit that i do not know it all. The real farmers are not stereotypicial gun-totin rednecks. There accually IS a requirement for intellegence to grow things. There accually IS stuff to know to get anything to grow, and im learning it the hard way, and doing what i can. A high-paying job and a few acres will not change that, its not as easy as yuppies think it is. Im not a farmer, and probabally never will be. But, i think thats better then moving a mile from town, spraying so you can have a lawn instead of a yard, buying a horse and a little kubota tractor (errr ummm just a horse) (and being happy with the dinky little plastic hunk-of-sh^t) and calling yourself a farmer.
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