Posted by agpilot on February 02, 2008 at 06:47:35 from (206.146.78.170):
In Reply to: Help me understand posted by Mr. Mayor on February 02, 2008 at 06:32:00:
Hello Mr Mayor: Your question:. "I understand supply and demand, what I don't understand is why a dealer would chase away a guy that spend hundreds of dollars a year to try to make a few extra bucks out of greed." My takes is that it is his right, within limits, to operate his busines as he see fit. I have turned away some fields to aerial spray because it was too risky. (..and it had to be VERY risky for me to do that) I would accept having to go under power lines on every pass and many other things but bottom line ended up being that I averaged turning away under 2 percent per year. Some of those got argry and other agreed with me. Win some... lose some. Just my view. agpilot.
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