Posted by JRSutton on December 21, 2012 at 06:55:34 from (75.130.109.233):
In Reply to: Some people..... posted by sixtyninegmc on December 20, 2012 at 15:59:39:
I was filling my tank and had some bales in the back of the truck - some woman came over and started talking my ear off asking where I got the hay. Told her we cut it.
She wants to buy some, blah blah blah - how hard it is to find good hay - blah blah blah.
Explained we use all of ourse, but gave her a friends name and number who I hay with - he sells all his hay - gave her directions to his house - a mile past past this street, next to that big tree, detailed type directions.
Tell her he'd probably deliver it if she wanted.
She was ALL excited to hear that. She only has her little bmw, blah blah blah...
The whole time I'm assuming she's a "horse lady". 15 minutes later I finally get to asking how much she uses...
"oh I'd probably need about one bale a month"
On seeing my raised eyebrow, she explained that she likes to line her dog house with hay!
I was thinking I was doing my buddy a favor giving him a sale - now she knows where he lives and is going to go wasting his time for dog house hay - AND want it delivered!
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