I lost my wallet while leveling off ear corn in the double crib with a driveway full also.
Well as a high school boy You was always prepared for a event just in case a event was to happen. Also when you opened your wallet for your lunch ticket the girls got to notice the round impression in your wallet, us real men (assumed) the word would soon travel,thus improving your ranking on the cool scale.
My dad comented to everyone how I had taken such a intrest in shoveling ear corn out to the pigs, and grinding feed that year. Finaly one day I noticed part of my wallet that the pigs had destroyed, and after looking around, the hogs had the --object--- I was so concerned about, tore and laying in the snow and hog manure.
I had to have missed it myself, and dad never found out. So I let my brothers share the feeding chores from that day forth.
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