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Cell Phones:
My first cell phone was a Motorola Brick. I was test driving a truck at a auto auction one night, I'd just bought. And thought I put my BRICK in the seat with me. But I left it on the bed rail. And as soon as I got squared up on the road and punched it, I heard it hit. The phone went one way and the battery went another. I turned around went back thinking it was toast. Picked it and the battery up, put it back together and all was good. Put a few scratches on it, but otherwise it was fine.
And when I got my Motorola Mini Brick I thought I was Hot Snot. Half the size and half the weight.
I started using a call phone in 1988 for my car business. Back then there were no deals on usage. They charged for every second. My average cell phone bill was a minimum of $1000 a month and as high as $1500. But it made me money and of course it was a Business Expense! About a 90% right off. And always kept a spare battery in my back pocket. I was on it about 12-15 hours everyday. If cell phones caused brain cancer, all of us car dealers would've been dead, many years ago. And haven't been without one since.
Oh the memories!
My first cell phone was a Motorola Brick. I was test driving a truck at a auto auction one night, I'd just bought. And thought I put my BRICK in the seat with me. But I left it on the bed rail. And as soon as I got squared up on the road and punched it, I heard it hit. The phone went one way and the battery went another. I turned around went back thinking it was toast. Picked it and the battery up, put it back together and all was good. Put a few scratches on it, but otherwise it was fine.
And when I got my Motorola Mini Brick I thought I was Hot Snot. Half the size and half the weight.
I started using a call phone in 1988 for my car business. Back then there were no deals on usage. They charged for every second. My average cell phone bill was a minimum of $1000 a month and as high as $1500. But it made me money and of course it was a Business Expense! About a 90% right off. And always kept a spare battery in my back pocket. I was on it about 12-15 hours everyday. If cell phones caused brain cancer, all of us car dealers would've been dead, many years ago. And haven't been without one since.
Oh the memories!
I call it Irving! 
, she corrects me everytime! 
Also hay provides more warmth in the belly to help with cold days and nights. The bag feed provides minerals and vitamins. We do not blanket in the winter unless one gets I'll. Once you blanket, you have to blanket all the time cause the hair does not grow. We have seen two horrific accidents involving blankets cutting off circulation to a limb. Plus horses can destroy a blanket in just moving around and rubbing in a barn.
