Posted by JOE FARMER on September 10, 2011 at 03:32:26 from (72.35.56.97):
OK BOYS HERE IS MY PROBLEM""AMONST THE OBVIOUS" WITH PRICES THE WAY THEY R I STAND TO MAKE A FEW $$$$ WHICH I WOULD RATHER GIVE 2 A BETTER CAUSE """FOLLER"" I HAVE A FRIEND I WENT 2 SCHOOL WITH WHO IS MORE THAN ABLE 2 DO SOME MUCH NEEDED LABOR ON OUR FARM; HE IS LAID OFF AND IN A BADD SPOT $$WISE!! CALLED HIM LAST WEEK 4 SOME "ADVISE" ABOUT HANGING SOME GATES AND CEMENT WORK AND SUCH 'wich is done b-4 for a living" GOT SUM ADVISE AND A IF U NEED ANY HELP LET ME KNOW; ;;PROBLEM; WOULD RATHER PAY HIM AND HELP HIS FAMILY THAN PAY U NO WHO!!?? SO HOW DO I PERSWADE HIM 2 DO THE JOB HE KNOWS I CAN DO WITH OUT STEPPING ON HIS PRIDE?? FINE LINE 2 CROSS OF FRIENDSHIP AND CHARITY; :"WHICH I KNOW HE WON'T TAKE" HOW DO I APPROUCH THE MATTER WITHOUT TRYING 2 SOUND LIKE "I AM IN A BETTER POSITION THAN U" SO WORK 4 ME AND I'LL BE YOUR BOSS;;; HATE 2 HUMBLE A MAN WHO WAS AT THE TOP OF HIS PROFESION B-4 THINGS WENT BADD???? DON'T WANT 2 GIVE THE IMPRESSION THAT I THINK I AM BETTER THAN HIM ;;;;;DON'T KNOW HOW 2 PUT IT IN TO WORDS BUT U GUYS KNOW WHAT I MEAN;THANKS KRIS
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