6:30 Breakfast
Dale and Joanne cooked a great breakfast.
Twenty years later, they still do.
I was the youngest regular there by about ten years.
The others were my father's age or older.
They were more than happy to share wisdom with a young guy.
It was an excellent opportunity to listen.
Often, I would not get the message until later that day or week.
One of the regulars bought and sold feed grain.
He would entertain me by asking what feed barley was doing.
One day, he asked me, “Up a dollar or down a dollar?”
That stuck with me and has become more relevant as time goes on.
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The market is dull.
Most of the time.
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