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O/T Is there any common sense anymore
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Posted by Farmall MD on July 09, 2007 at 14:29:35 from (205.188.117.71):
These kids nowadays never cease to amaze me. Was looking outside the shop today watching one of the kids(19 yrs old) we hired, mowin the field. It was pretty high, about 4-6 inches. He was using a mower kinda like a dixie chopper, I forget the name of it. But anyway, he was mowin and throwin all the cut grass into the grass he hasn't cut yet. Kept doin this pass after pass, then wonders why he has to keep going slower and slower each pass as the mower is working 3 times as hard as it was in the begining. I don't know if it's just plain stupidity, or if they just don't care, or if they even have a shred of common sense in them at all. Or a combonation of all three. Seems like it's just getting worse.
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