Posted by Donald Lehman on January 17, 2016 at 15:43:42 from (50.108.194.24):
During that last lake effect snow storm we had, Jeff was coming back from plowing out his house with the skid steer and one of the neighbors was struggling to clean out her driveway out by the road with a walk behind snow blower. The snow plows pile the end of the driveways up with salt laden, wet, heavy, slop and that stuff is really tough on snow blowers. So Jeff cleaned out the drive way for her with the skid steer. Talked to the lady couple of days later, and she wanted to know how she could show her gratitude. "Well, he hardly ever goes out to eat or anything." She asked where he gets his groceries and she decided she will get him a gift card for there. She said, that if she could have crawled into that thingy-ma-jig he was driving, she would have hugged him. It would seem the lads stock went up a few points with the neighbors.
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