Posted by Billy Shafer on May 14, 2010 at 06:29:49 from (63.20.16.103):
Left the feed store for fertilizer plant at 7am Got there just in time to sit behind three big rigs. 10 AM left for feedstore. About half way back county decides to repair road. Sat through roadblock and back at shop at 11:30. Boss is pi$$ed. Customer picks up spreader blows out tire. Replace tire,send customer on his way. Back to plant for four tons of fertilizer. Load up head back to store. Customer calls back,he only wants two tons at a time. Boss is really pi$$ed now. Meet boss at his place to spread the four tons. Take buggy back to shop. Customer calls back he will take the four tons anyway. Boss is now hitting the roof. I went and got drunk. So how was your day. Meet boss at his field to spread the four tons
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