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How the hell do you find it?

Try the whorehouse Sam.

Duh....

1-800-SAMARITANS

Use your left hand it feels like someone else is doing it.

John Wayne Gacy used to pick up run-a-ways down at the bus station.

Standing here watching RHWONJ.
(with the 'boss')


Half wasted on a variety pack of Claws and Coors Light.




5-6 cows wanted to kill me today.



Reflecting on age and finding a helper.


20 something Swedish chick on a farm work program?

I hear that there are lots of people on the southern border.

What are you willing to pay? We all need to keep current...

Do you, or are you willing to learn t speak spanish?

Plenty of illegals heading your way.

I have seriously wondered about trying to figure that out.


Any decent local already has a good job.

About 200k helpers just crossed the Rio Grand.

Oh wait, they are all staying in free hotel rooms waiting on welfare checks.



They can't help at the local restaurants here, they are running shorter hours and fewer days to make up for staff shortages. All the builders are begging for help along with suppliers. But then again rent and housing are sky high and they are trying to pay the same wages. When a one bedroom apartment is $1100 a month $12 and hour won't cut it.

I give up on it. MMMuthafugers can’t stay off their cell phone worrying about schit that’s just way more important than doing a job their gettin paid for.

I knew this vegetable grower that used to bring over all these eastern block girls to work on the farm. The first time I was there, I thought he was some sort of cult leader. There were mostly voluptuous young women everywhere. He finally married one of them.

It’s a common problem these days.

Especially if they need to be entrusted with $100K worth of equipment.

A rancher friend of mine south of Chinook hires legal Mexican ranch hands every season. He's impressed with their honesty, work-ethic, and basic human decency.

Just remember if you go the newly arrived route:

You're not just hiring the dude that's going to work for you. Be aware of who and what you are brining into your town.

Subject A who is a good worker, blah blah blah, also brings with him his brothers, uncles, cousins, sisters (and attendant husbands and their families), aunts, nephews, and nieces (and attendant husbands and families).

The dude you hire might be legit badass worker, no complaints. Wish we had a million more just like him. But the familial baggage will include more crime, pain, and suffering than it's worth. This ain't 30 years ago with Jose sending money back home to Maria to buy clothes to Juanito and Maricela.

Sounds like he has a few that want to work.

Is that a bad thing Sam?

If they are here on a work visa, most especially if they've been doing it awhile that's a very very common sentiment.