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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;x1Heavy, post: 8376973, member: 178676&quot;]Yes.</p><p><br /></p><p>Maybe I am the damaged one. Ive used the apple from Yakima example before. If I had to pay .70 a apple retail in 2001, I rather just wait until I get to wenatchee or some place and get it direct at .15 or 25 a pound. In anything if you needed to charge say 1.50 or even 2.00 a pound for those apples as a truck load sold, and delivered as such to say walmart with a rate sufficient to you to make a good living and pay drivers well, I don&#039;t mind paying say 50 dollars more on my power bill for the electricity. But I need a few years to adapt to that new bill situation. I budget the hell out of the electric (Which handles most all things) to cover any bad months where the bill will be high.</p><p><br /></p><p>Electricty by itself is CHEAP. It&#039;s the #### administration charges, taxes, local charges and storm damage charges among other things that ringading my stupid wallet Sir.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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