Posted by Steve@Advance on October 11, 2018 at 20:17:06 from (66.169.147.211):
In Reply to: Crop storage posted by DeltaRed on October 11, 2018 at 19:50:19:
I would think security would be the most important concern!
Many, many years ago I used to do some work on a mans cars, he was the older brother of a high school mate.
I knew all his occupations weren't exactly on the up and up. One day he came by the shop, needed me to ride home with him and bring his car back to the shop.
When we got there he opened the gate to the back yard and wanted to show me something...
He had probably 3 acres of head high pot plants! The most I had ever seen, a major operation, no telling what it was worth!
I congratulated him on his crop, got out of there!
It wasn't 2 days later, he was out of town, someone harvested it for him! Stole all of it from what I heard.
My first thought, and panic, he probably thinks I did it, or that I told someone about it!
He never said anything, I never brought it up, don't know if he ever found out who did it. I sure was wishing he had never shown it to me though!
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