I think the co-ops are stuck with hiring out idiot kids. Had a kid from Helena do a burn down in the field behind my house. Burned off half of the west side of the lane with it, dug the end of the boom into the slope leading up to the lane about mid way down & then went to turn away from it & smacked the boom on the lone boxelder in the middle of the lane. In a separate incident, there was the kid that was driving the truck with the fertilizer tender that turned around in my hay field & got stuck in the wet vs pulling into the top of the lane, backing the trailer into the wide area of lawn opposite my field & head toward the road. A simple Y turn. Offered to pull his rig out of the mud & he shot me a quick 'n' snotty NO! I have to call the boss for a tow. I said ok, man & headed back to the house. Got a call about 15 minutes later, from the co-op, asking if I could pull him out. They don't have a spare truck available to send, much less a tow truck.... nor are they calling one. So, I hopped on the tractor to go save the hapless (hopeless??) kid.
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