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PHBeerman wrote:
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PHBeerman wrote:I have never (Well except when I was around 10 doing farm work) had to work for minimum wage. Why? Because minimun wage only protects the weak/lazy.
Agree, but Federal minimum wage does not apply to farm labor. Overtime regulations do not apply either, if I remember correctly.
When I did farm labor we got paid minimum wage....Must have been a nice farmer.
Nicer than the ones I used to work for. I tell ya, farm work showed me that I wanted to go to college :D
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rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:I have never (Well except when I was around 10 doing farm work) had to work for minimum wage. Why? Because minimun wage only protects the weak/lazy.
Agree, but Federal minimum wage does not apply to farm labor. Overtime regulations do not apply either, if I remember correctly.
When I did farm labor we got paid minimum wage....Must have been a nice farmer.
Nicer than the ones I used to work for. I tell ya, farm work showed me that I wanted to go to college :D
Bucking hay when it is in the 90s is not good times.....No matter what anyone tells you.


I agree. I used to want to take over my grandpa's farm. But then I did real farm labor and decided against it.
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PHBeerman wrote: Bucking hay when it is in the 90s is not good times.....No matter what anyone tells you.
I always loved it when you came across those live snakes bailed in with the hay. ...
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RinglingRingling wrote:
prrthd1987 wrote:I make however much a bus boy/host at an Applebee's restaurant makes 8)
They have Applebee's in Fergus Falls?
I am actually in Illinois still, but the property we own is in Perham, about 30 miles from Fergus Falls
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rednekkPH wrote: I can't speak about Florida, but many states have agencies to deal with labor issues on the state level. Essentially, they can enact and enforce regulations which are stricter than those outlined in the Fair Labor Standards Act, but not more lenient.
I had a DOL guy in my office during an audit a few mths ago tell me about it... and I guess FL doesnt have an agency to govern this.....
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rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote: Bucking hay when it is in the 90s is not good times.....No matter what anyone tells you.
I always loved it when you came across those live snakes bailed in with the hay. ...
That and flattened pheasants.
My brother and I used to be the hay bucking crew. We would always be the first ones called when a field was ready. I probably used to throw a few hundred ton each summer.
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PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote: Bucking hay when it is in the 90s is not good times.....No matter what anyone tells you.
I always loved it when you came across those live snakes bailed in with the hay. ...
That and flattened pheasants.
My brother and I used to be the hay bucking crew. We would always be the first ones called when a field was ready. I probably used to throw a few hundred ton each summer.

Now I KNOW you were in SOME kind of shape to do that! :wench:
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prrthd1987 wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
prrthd1987 wrote:I make however much a bus boy/host at an Applebee's restaurant makes 8)
They have Applebee's in Fergus Falls?
I am actually in Illinois still, but the property we own is in Perham, about 30 miles from Fergus Falls
Know where that is. Been thru that country once or twice. Been meaning to ask about the Otter Tail sign, just finally got around to doing it.
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RinglingRingling wrote:
prrthd1987 wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
prrthd1987 wrote:I make however much a bus boy/host at an Applebee's restaurant makes 8)
They have Applebee's in Fergus Falls?
I am actually in Illinois still, but the property we own is in Perham, about 30 miles from Fergus Falls
Know where that is. Been thru that country once or twice. Been meaning to ask about the Otter Tail sign, just finally got around to doing it.
It's such a beautiful area up there... we fell in love with the first time we set foot in Perham :D
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Troy didn't take my bait about how buff he was in his haymaking days. :(
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tikitatas wrote:Troy didn't take my bait about how buff he was in his haymaking days. :(
Sorry I was at lunch.
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tikitatas wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote: Bucking hay when it is in the 90s is not good times.....No matter what anyone tells you.
I always loved it when you came across those live snakes bailed in with the hay. ...
That and flattened pheasants.
My brother and I used to be the hay bucking crew. We would always be the first ones called when a field was ready. I probably used to throw a few hundred ton each summer.

Now I KNOW you were in SOME kind of shape to do that! :wench:
I need to go back into farm labor.
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PHBeerman wrote:
tikitatas wrote:Troy didn't take my bait about how buff he was in his haymaking days. :(
Sorry I was at lunch.
he was posing in front of the mirror at the gym and singing "Like A Rock" to himself.
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prrthd1987 wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
prrthd1987 wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
prrthd1987 wrote:I make however much a bus boy/host at an Applebee's restaurant makes 8)
They have Applebee's in Fergus Falls?
I am actually in Illinois still, but the property we own is in Perham, about 30 miles from Fergus Falls
Know where that is. Been thru that country once or twice. Been meaning to ask about the Otter Tail sign, just finally got around to doing it.
It's such a beautiful area up there... we fell in love with the first time we set foot in Perham :D
after a while, the novelty wears off. :D
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PHBeerman wrote:
tikitatas wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote: Bucking hay when it is in the 90s is not good times.....No matter what anyone tells you.
I always loved it when you came across those live snakes bailed in with the hay. ...
That and flattened pheasants.
My brother and I used to be the hay bucking crew. We would always be the first ones called when a field was ready. I probably used to throw a few hundred ton each summer.

Now I KNOW you were in SOME kind of shape to do that! :wench:
I need to go back into farm labor.
What are you telling me, here? That you are NOT the chiseled Adonis I dream of as I type these words?? :o
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RinglingRingling wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
tikitatas wrote:Troy didn't take my bait about how buff he was in his haymaking days. :(
Sorry I was at lunch.
he was posing in front of the mirror at the gym and singing "Like A Rock" to himself.
Nope, I had car troubles on the way to the gym.
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tikitatas wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
tikitatas wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote: Bucking hay when it is in the 90s is not good times.....No matter what anyone tells you.
I always loved it when you came across those live snakes bailed in with the hay. ...
That and flattened pheasants.
My brother and I used to be the hay bucking crew. We would always be the first ones called when a field was ready. I probably used to throw a few hundred ton each summer.

Now I KNOW you were in SOME kind of shape to do that! :wench:
I need to go back into farm labor.
What are you telling me, here? That you are NOT the chiseled Adonis I dream of as I type these words?? :o
I am still hot. But I also have a ways to go before I get back to the chiseld Adonis Look. First I need to give up the beer. Crap there goes that idea.
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PHBeerman wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
tikitatas wrote:Troy didn't take my bait about how buff he was in his haymaking days. :(
Sorry I was at lunch.
he was posing in front of the mirror at the gym and singing "Like A Rock" to himself.
Nope, I had car troubles on the way to the gym.
So many joke opportunities...but I'll be nice.

What happenned?
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rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
RinglingRingling wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
tikitatas wrote:Troy didn't take my bait about how buff he was in his haymaking days. :(
Sorry I was at lunch.
he was posing in front of the mirror at the gym and singing "Like A Rock" to himself.
Nope, I had car troubles on the way to the gym.
So many joke opportunities...but I'll be nice.

What happenned?
Battery. The 100 degree temps probably killed it. I will know more after work when I look into it.
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