Posted by INCase on January 10, 2014 at 09:25:13 from (209.221.240.193):
In Reply to: Milk can slingers? posted by rrlund on January 10, 2014 at 07:13:11:
way before my time but my dad used to help my uncle out. Ran the route by himself. He was in high-school then. Said they had a system of keeping the empties and full ones in a certain order to keep the truck packed right so the cans wouldn't tip. If someone was short a can or had an extra it would screw the whole route up.
I think he also did alot of my uncle's milking and farm work while my uncle worked at a regular job. At one time dad milked almost all their neighbor's cows and both his brothers but never his own. Granddad helped uncles get into dairying but not dad. So he went in AirForce and then became an engineer via the gi-bill.
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