(11-12-2024, 03:57 PM)jagibelieve Wrote:

(11-12-2024, 03:19 PM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote: Last I checked there were plenty of other industries to work.  Heck, welding schools are paying to train future workers in the industry.   Farming is a an industry choice, not a mandate.  

Hey Gov, we haven't had rain.  Please send me $200,000.  What other industry can someone get paid for sitting at home basking in the sun.

Perhaps I'm simply still pissed when the farmers quit selling a bakers dozen corn on the cob (e.g., give you 13 ears of corn for the price of 12 in the event you get a bad one).

Talk about out-of-touch liberals...

Regarding the part in bold, you should probably spend a day or two (if you could last that long) working on a farm.

I can also guarantee that most farmers are far more knowledgeable about the stock market, specifically commodities than you will ever be.

You all are proving my point.  Being a farmer is a choice.  If you choose that profession, then suck it up buttercup and be prepared to work.  The fact that we are paying their salaries by subsidizing their flawed business is their problem. Can't wait until they lose their "under the table paid workers" and have to get off the sofa instead of watching the stock market all day, obtaining so much more knowledge than I on the subject matter.  Up 18% over the past 7 business days.  Red Red Red --- buy in or get out.  Trump in 2028 !!!!   

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