Posted by dave2 on July 17, 2009 at 12:09:08 from (91.10.158.61):
Had to pick up about 5 ton of grass pavers today and a hedge trimmer I ordered from a Big Box store. 4 pallets @1.25 ton each. while we were paying, an older kinda snooty couple were haggling about a delivery. Didn't want to pay 20 bucks to have something delivered, didn't have a hitch on their Mercedes to use a free trailer etc. We had a borrowed truck and my wife had my KIA w/ hitch and were going about the same direction so had them load their stuff on the trailer and the wife pulled it to their place. Helped unload it also cause the people didn't seem to have any friends. Took the trailer back and came home. The people never even thanked her, just like we owed them.. Must be a miserable life. Then, I had arranged for the guy at the sawmill in town to download the pallets so I could get the truck back sooner and pick up the stones w/ my tractor and trailer (several trips). While I was their waiting on him, the neighbors were moving some stuff w/ an all terrain forklift. Saw what I was going to do and had me drive the truck to where I wanted them (couple of stalls outside of town) and they unloaded and set them right where I wanted them. Tried to pay and the guy waved and drove off. Seen and waved at this guy for 10 years and never talked with him.
Then, got home a little bit ago and opened up the new hedge trimmer I got that I new was made in china, and it was stamped on the machine and printed all over the box "made in Germany". Not USA, but better than china.
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