Wilson

Right. If you've always dreamed of being a farmer, then go for it no matter the interest rate. If you're doing it because you think it's some big write-off or farming is a great passive investment, then don't. The farmers that I know who actually make money farming, usually have their land bought and paid for (or inherited) already. I've never seen someone just "invest" in farming.

I would like to unread that please.

Downshift, can you move your axles forward at all?

It sounds like they should just buy whatever SUV they want for daily driving and get a big old beater truck for towing. You can buy a running 1997-2003 F150 for like $4,000, or better yet, get an old F250/Expedition for a little more. Then they don't have to worry about tearing up their brand new car by towing something they shouldn't and it'll be much safer for everyone else on the road with them.

One time on I-10 around Prarieville, I saw a trailer come unhooked from a truck, cross the interstate median, go right through a gap in the safety fence and t-bone an oncoming small pickup truck. It was not pretty and was fatal. You don't want to mess around with towing.

Someone please explain to me what the hell that guy is doing to make those roofs look so good

Could you levee it off, plant corn and then flood it?

I buy my refrigerant off of Facebook Marketplace.

It doesn't sound like it's open to the public. I think they already have the 15 teams lined up.

What are the scratched panels made of? Steel, aluminum, plastic?

I would either get a Duplicolor pen to temporarily cover it so that it doesn't rust or at the very least cover it with some painters tape.

How many square feet is it? I assume it's one story?