Whatever! What it boils down to is he asked him to make the bales smaller, the guy said he would, and didn't. Now, he still owes the guy whatever was agreed to, but if he was too much trouble, the baler should have said he didn't have time. Being too busy is no excuse for doing a job wrong. Trust me, I grew up where my Dad had close to 500 cows. We baled hay all summer it seemed. I know what it is like to be pushing weather as much as most. But it goes back to the same old adage, that any job worth doing, is worth doing right. Obviously the guy is stuck with what he has gotten, and he needs now to figure out how to deal with it. It's a far cry from the end of the world. But to say a small guy is more trouble than worth is why this country is in a good portion of the trouble we are in.
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