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Evening gentlemen! I had a doctors appointment and ran some errands while in town. Went in to work to get ready for a clusterfugg project my supervisor wants me to supervise, lol. Wish me luck tomorrow!
 

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My neighbor Paul turned 94 so I got him a knife with a rubber handle so he can hold onto it better cutting up deerIMG_20250407_181125350.jpgIMG_20250407_192208140.jpgIMG_20250407_192526876.jpgIMG_20250407_192228124.jpgIMG_20250407_192151838.jpg
Deer and turkey hunting are his life.
 

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My neighbor Paul turned 94 so I got him a knife with a rubber handle so he can hold onto it better cutting up deer. Deer and turkey hunting are his life.
That is good that he has something to live for, it will keep him young for a few more years!! I had customers in their late 80s and early 90s that would come in and buy a MS 211, 251 or a DeWalt/Milwaukee saw, because their other saws were getting too big and hard to start, but they didn't want to stop cutting up their own firewood!! I had one guy actually wear out his DeWalt saw and got a new one under warranty...I probably spent an hour with him a day over a week hefting the saws and letting him ask all the questions he wanted. He was very happy with the saw. It was funny the week after he bought it, he came in with a few more questions and brought the owners manual and had many areas in there highlighted, he probably read through it 4-5 times!

Sometimes our friends need a little help to keep going and there is always something more we can learn from them!!
 

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Morning slackers and jaw jackers. This working for a living is getting old already. The lack of work might have something to do with it. Or it could be the fact I don’t want to be employed at this company anymore. They have been playing games since I was brought back. Don’t pull it to hard today.
 

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Morning slackers and jaw jackers. This working for a living is getting old already. The lack of work might have something to do with it. Or it could be the fact I don’t want to be employed at this company anymore. They have been playing games since I was brought back. Don’t pull it to hard today.
I don't want to work anymore either. I think 45 years is enough.
 

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I'm with you fellas. I started working at 14. I'll be 61 soon....and I'm tired. F**k work. LOL
I started working summers and Saturdays on a tobacco farm when I was 14. I started working in this textile factory when I was 16. Been here 45.5 years. Turned 62 last month. I'm ready to semi retire.
 

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I started working summers and Saturdays on a tobacco farm when I was 14. I started working in this textile factory when I was 16. Been here 45.5 years. Turned 62 last month. I'm ready to semi retire.
My very first "job" was mowing neighborhood yards. Then I hauled buyers around in tobacco warehouses on a golf cart one summer. I've always tried to make a few dollars somehow. I thought I was smart...but a smart guy would have gotten a good education instead of wearing himself out.
 

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That is good that he has something to live for, it will keep him young for a few more years!! I had customers in their late 80s and early 90s that would come in and buy a MS 211, 251 or a DeWalt/Milwaukee saw, because their other saws were getting too big and hard to start, but they didn't want to stop cutting up their own firewood!! I had one guy actually wear out his DeWalt saw and got a new one under warranty...I probably spent an hour with him a day over a week hefting the saws and letting him ask all the questions he wanted. He was very happy with the saw. It was funny the week after he bought it, he came in with a few more questions and brought the owners manual and had many areas in there highlighted, he probably read through it 4-5 times!

Sometimes our friends need a little help to keep going and there is always something more we can learn from them!!
In no way do I need anymore saws but I don't have any little saws left at all I gave them away
I'm buying one of these 2511 clones
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So Paul and his daughter can use it
About 6-8 year's ago
I rebuilt a ms250 somebody on here sent me to give him
But it's getting too heavy for him to run.
He has multiple houses in the city
But he likes to stay on the farm he was born on
That's a bunkhouse he lives in it was built for farm workers it's nice has 2 bedrooms bath living and a dining room.
His original 1800s family home is long gone.
I get those 2511 clones for 105.00 shipped I have a zenoah top handle clone
It's been good no problems someone has it I loan it out to everybody.
 
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