He contacted via email. I called, he called back. We have contact info established. He asked to go look, I told him I cannot come out but he is free to "look". two days AFTER he looked, I contact HIM, only to find out he use the tractor and took 3 bales. In my book you don;t do ANY of that without a phone call...
As well, the keys were well hidden in the tractor and there is a master switch. The shifting is tricky and I have zero doubt he sat there for 30min trying to make the tractor work. No call? Yeah, I call negligence in this case.
Just amazing me the balls of some people. Glad I did not leave a building open. He might have grabbed a beer too.
Make it known that I did not "no show" here. He knew I was not coming and understanding was to look.
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