Posted by justanothercase on March 20, 2011 at 17:42:46 from (72.20.68.124):
In Reply to: Too many bulls posted by rrlund on March 20, 2011 at 13:10:30:
SOO YOUR THAT GUY AT THE SALES. We have an old duffer(70+) in my area that goes to sales and does that just bids to raise the price. Well one day a 9600 deere combine was going to cheap for him and he raised a young fellow(about 25) a bid, the kids dad says let him have it hes been trying to buy something all day. I was never happier than to see someone spend 42000 on something they didnt want and had no intention of using. Also happens at cattle sales around here all the time too, personally it just pi$$e$ me off. Thanks for the opportunity to rant.
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