Why all farmers are rich
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Ha! Fucking funny. The closest I ever came to farming was raising some chickens in the backyard that Mother Hen had given us. One was killed by a dog, the other a raccoon. The last one was horribly maimed by a raccoon and I had to put the poor chicken out of its misery with some hedge clippers. After that experience I decided I did not have one ounce of a real farmer in me.
I worked on a few farms, enjoyed it, hard labor though. I like their winter hours best, those summer hours can be a killer.
You’ll never hear one talking like that back in the cornfield. The difference is most receive their free money from the guvment. Ask them about it and boy do they ever get testy real quick. I’m headed back soon and I always make a point of bringing that up to some that are very wealthy to begin with.
Watch out for those Iowa welfare farmers Fly.