Posted by Dat WT on January 11, 2014 at 08:20:37 from (69.129.57.138):
I read the message on Free Labor! I found it to be an interesting subject and the comments of pro and con were chain reactions to its subject content. I am inveigle with the old shop owner on the idea of letting people feel free to pay as they feel. I myself understand his will to work ethics! One must take into consideration that this man has worked all his life at a trade that is dying and is becoming non personal as big companies take over the industry.We The tractor owners should rejoice to have some one like him to care for by giving him business and paying with our heart felt feelings. As for those of you who can only think in terms of under the table, non tax payer, shady out to beat the upstanding Government we live under maybe you need to look at what is the true values of having someone like him helping you to help yourself! My thought are he is old, lonely and this is all he knows. My prayers go out to all the older people who try to help make this Country a better place to live!
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