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Re: i need a job can anyone help?
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Posted by JD on December 17, 2002 at 18:29:04 from (209.240.198.61):
In Reply to: i need a job can anyone help? posted by Jason B. on December 17, 2002 at 13:54:25:
I'll bet your family wish they could pay you more. But how can they? Here in Wisconsin the milk price is so low farmers can't pay the bills. The milk price is like it was in 1978 but we have to buy at 2002 prices. In 1978 you could buy a nice car for $7000 and gas was 50 cents a gal. Today that same car is $25.000 or even $30.000 and gas is $1.44 a gal and going up!
The USA has the best farmers and the best food. But the farmers of the USA sure get a kick in a$$ for doing a good job.
Today i got my Cansus of agriculture. Do Car companys or Oil companys have to fill this crap out?
BTW Response to this census is required by law (Title 7, United Stated code)
I think it's time to make a law so farmes of the USA and just the USA can make a living and not just pay the bills.
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