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Sold a piece of equipment to a guy from Nebraska for $5500 last night
Today I noticed he gave me an extra $100 bill
He called me this evening and said "If you see someone in need, please use that extra $100 to help them"
There are still beautiful souls in this world.
Hospice and my grandfathers nursing home got him out to see some of his wheat cut yesterday.
Awesome stuff!
I don’t need to go to casinos to continually press mind numbing buttons.
I have an Auctiontime account.
“Buddy seat way to uncomfortable” but won’t run grain cart and doesn’t know how to shift to 10th 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
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When your best friend is getting married but it’s dove season @sandfarmin
I don’t have any money but the 432 items on my Auction Time and Ritchie Bro’s watchlist are trying to convince me otherwise 😂
First couple rips of Metallica on the radio this time of night and the hydro handle gets shoved through the windshield glass. Roll on boys rains comin!
My 3 high schooler helpers just got done giving me female advice.
I’m not quite sure what point in life that leaves me at, but comical regardless 🤣
I don’t go to the bank often, but when I do you can bet I drive the most ratted out thing I can find, manure stained coveralls and hat
Yes sir I really need the money
Pretty please 🤣
Waving at dogs, cows, and deer Is one thing, but when you catch yourself waving at inanimate objects like trees, posts and bushes that is definitely a sign you need to make a trip to town and see some real live human beings 😂
Some fellow wearing a mask in a Kansas gas truck in Wichita this morning flipped me off after I turned a corner after delivering soybeans
Startled me so much I waved really big back 😂
People have too much hate in their hearts right now
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Sunflowers are in bloom in Central Kansas! #sunflowers #croptalk #greatbendcoop #solutionsforgreatness @sandfarmin
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The Santa Fe Trail. Many attempted it, writing their names on rocks as they traveled through. Many of those names were erased from history with the only remaining evidence of existence being on a rock, in the middle of nowhere, entwined in the roots and leaves of the prairie.
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Glad I could make it out for another go at wheat harvest last week. Thanks @sandfarmin





















