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Posted by Jake, formerly from the Yukon but now Kansas on April 17, 2002 at 15:55:41 from (67.234.27.4):
In Reply to: Soap Box Subject! posted by Grove r on April 17, 2002 at 13:42:06:
Well boys, back when I was farming pineapples in the Y.T. I used to hire me a couple "Hitchers" who's job it was to drop in the little pin when I backed up to an implement. I couldn't hire nobody locally so I used to import 'em from Uzbekistan and the best ones were 20 or 22 year old gals. Yup, they learned fast and could really hitch-up. Most of 'em really wanted to come to Canada and learn pineapple farming. Naughty Fingers messed it up though. She said "Do your own hitching and that's it". Well boys, I sold out soon after that and moved back to Kansas. Most of them Hitchers moved over to Alberta Mike's place if I remember right.
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