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Yuppie Neighbor (kinda long story)


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Posted by jimva on July 28, 2009 at 15:27:22 from (96.240.187.51):

Fella moved in up the road about a year ago on 5 acres of ground. Has his food plots for the wildlife, a couple goats and a few calves. Got his new holland boomer and so forth. Seemed to be a pretty decent guy until today. Wanted me to round bale 2 acres of pasture for his winter hay. No problem, Mowed the other day, raked today.

Pulled into the field this afternoon with the round baler, got out and preceeded to oil up the chains before baling. He asked "is that used motor oil" yep i says. The guy literally went in a screaming shut fit about how if any of that got on the ground it would kill his pasture, poision his animals, pollute his well,and if it rained tonight it would run off into the river (which is over a mile away) and on and on.

I politely told him that nothing would get on the ground, that i was only using enough to just get the chains wet and if he kept acting the way he was i would leave and he could find someone else to make his hay for him, especially since i was doing it for free. He calmed down a little bit.
I jump on the tractor and went to baling, he spent 15 mins crawling around on the ground, pulling grass back scratching around on the dirt to see if any oil did get on the ground where i had oiled up the chains.

Darndest thing i ever seen.


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