Makes ya wanna just plow up everything and go on welfare............ People are nothing short of unbelievable.....My biggest problem is the two big ance's (Arrogance and Ignorance).... I hold my own with one at a time but when someone throws both at me at once, I ain't fun to be around. Looked forward to a peaceful weekend with the wife, me, and the animals and some couch time....
Was working some on my barn siding procrastination project while the wife updated the website and a few ads when someone shows up at the gate to look at horses. They talked a little and were real nice so I told them they'd have to make an appointment to do business but I would take them quick to the pasture so they could see the character difference in the old lines and a lot of the stuff the "experts" have here.. Seems to have been 30 minutes well invested.
Then today, we took a 250 nile RT to pick up my new poopoo wagon. Got there and had to back into a place with a couple inches on each side and noone offered to move a vehicle. Got in place and was getting ready to winch it on the trailer when this idiot came and said I'd have to move so he could get by with his car (main one that was in the way to begin with and he watched me back in).... Told him in what I thought was a nice tone that he'd have to wait. He started huffing around and smarted off something to the wife and then F$%& Americans.... Prolly a good thing I was extra mad cause the winch crank missed him and put a big mark on the building next to him instead of his head..... Things got real quiet real fast. He seemed happy to wait the few minutes I needed to get out of the way...
FF a few hours, home, wagon unloaded, rental trailer returned, bellies full from dinner, and I went to check horses before chilling out..... Got to the pasture with mares and babies to find 4 folks and a couple dogs screwing around on the pasture. Asked them what they were doing and said they were interested in buying a horse. Asked if they had called for an appointment and they said there was no answer so they just drove up (100 miles). Said they went to the house but the wife told them they'd have to make an appointment but they didn't want the trip to be wasted. And someone in town told them where they could find the horses. About that time, a dog got close to a baby and all he!! broke loose. They left pretty quick too......... and'll prolly think twice before doing something like that again....
Guess I gotta see someone about anger management.........
You boys keep up the good work tho. You's making me real proud......
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