My grandpa was a loader operator at a concrete plant for 49 and a half years. His first loader was a Hough, (think that’s spelled right), and he said it was appropriately named. He went home in a huff every evening! He had a progression of machines, mostly CAT. Last several he had were 980s. He loved those machines.he wanted SOOO bad to hit 50 years there before retirement, but the outfit sold out, and new owners wanted cheaper help. Gave about half a dozen guys the ax before him, so he kinda expected it. Gave him the choice, early retirement, or get fired. Put it that way, not too hard of a choice!
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Caught up. I have failed to acquire a can of blackeyed peas for tomorrow. Local stop and rob has 2859 different kinds of peas and beans on the shelf. No black eye peas. Unprecedented
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Maybe where the dry items, like beans and rice.
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