Posted by Determined on July 18, 2017 at 08:47:03 from (216.130.212.98):
In Reply to: hay delivery posted by BIG RUH on July 18, 2017 at 05:36:53:
After explaining to them the special skills and technique needed to properly relocate such fine feed without loosing too much of the leaf matter that has all the essential nutrients required for the optimal growth and performance of there pampered princess pony (aka swaybacked old nag) that they have the privilege of owning, let them know you will cut them a deal on the first load and do it for a mere $5 a bale.
As a one time only offer tell them you will also be willing to share with them your years of knowledge and show them how to properly handle equine feed but they must be properly dressed and be prepared to take constructive criticism from you while you sit on the lawn chair that they are to provide while you are instructing them. :D
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