Posted by Dick L on April 10, 2008 at 11:12:17 from (72.11.21.10):
In Reply to: Got me to thinking posted by Larry59 on April 10, 2008 at 08:58:34:
Must be the weather is getting to a bunch of people. Some upset because they get out bid by a renter and some upset because they think the land owner is greedy. Others up set because someone wants to raise the price of the hay they will be making because costs of going up and calling it gouging. When I was buying hay I scanned the classifieds and if the asking price was higher than I wanted to pay I skipped over the ad. Never crossed my mind he was gouging. Only that he was asking more than I was willing to pay. If someone thinks a land owner is greedy because he sees a chance to raise his income then that person would certinly be a person that would turn down a raise by his employeer so as not to seem greedy. Or when grain went up double of last year they would tell the elevator to only pay them half of the higher price so as not to look greedy.
Gotta be the weather because clear thinking people just don't think like that.
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