its def easy money, the owners are really nice too, but your in that seat for 10-12 hours straight, also working with highschool zoomers who dont understand the radio coms in the combines arent private. its definitely fun, no cows or horses sadly though. when the jobs done its done, if you dont have a fulltime job there your probably not gonna work until next harvest.
In current year, it absolutely is.
Your megacorp is right now paying monkeys to code combines to drive themselves without human attention, which will be adopted because it’s slightly cheaper but will hand more control to the corp.
Most of the guys I know who run combines on their farms kind of expect them to be self-driving sooner rather than later. Kind of sad.
It's a bit harder than that, man. And if it's not a new vehicle the ride quality sucks (like actually fucks your back up). And if you don't own it, the pay is dogshit. Stay in the city please.
been doing it for 2 years now and i can agree to it not being super pleasant but ive yet to have any back issues, which is rare when im as tall as i am, most things ive done working wise always wound up making my lower back stiff, but combine? its not bad
Don't tell the city boy that.
I am planning to leave the city tbh. That's 75% of the reason it sounds so appealing. We aren't meant to live like we do in a city, it's soul crushing. No community while surrounded by millions, filthy, dangerous, outrageous cost of living etc etc you know the drill.
Serious talk. Becoming part of a community is hard work. Probably got 500 move ins to my home county since the beginning of Covid and I know three people who actually integrated. A couple from Minnesota moved out as political refugees (the wife was big in the Republican Women's club or whatever it's called and got tired of her own party being shit) and they basically had to remodel the VFW club (local watering hole in addition to being a veteran's club) to get some semblance of trust.
its real, context is that destiny debated candace owens on stream and a few days later she stopped working with the Daily Wire.
I remember a very old clip where he was simping for an Overwatch cosplayer and called her “his wife”. No disrespect but that was surreal to hear.
I couldn't vote because it was during my tomboy timeout; now stickers have no value, so I just randomly post pretty green moons for fun.
