Indianared, when the milk issue started, "We" were a major dairy State. With folks wanting to have houses instead of farms in Indiana, a lot of the dairy and farming business has fallen off. I was raised on a dairy farm just S. of Shelbyville, my Grandmothers. Our was next to the Compton's who owned one of the dairies in Shelbyville. We finally sold everything off after I left Indiana, and my uncle passed away. There wasn't much left to fool with, because folks were moving out of town, and living in the "country". As for Fittapaldi, he made many mad because the drink of milk has been a long time tradition. The dairy farmers have been sponsors in one way or another for many years. Way in the back of Granny's farm, was her whiskey making stuff. She contributed a lot too, but not in the form of advertising, but donations from her profits... Little brother still goes to the track, and hangs out during May, but not as much since he's not doing any custom or specialty work. I practically lived there in May when I could. At any rate, to keep this in line with the original posting concerning school, math, and learning, 6 bottles of milk in a wire carrier constitute a half dozen bottles. If these are quart bottles, that equals 1.5 gallons, or 192 ounces... :-)
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