the real cost

[frustrated1]

at the risk of defending the guilty, we've actually got a banker who took a drop in pay to be able to stay in the community with his family. for the most part he's been a big source of encouragement these last couple years. having said that kato, i do keep a large picture of a pack of wolves just over my office desk, along with two seperate pictures of our combines trapped in snow(one in august) just to remind me not to get too cocky. they're always there.

[boone]

frustrated1: Your gonna make it!

[kato]

We had a pretty good banker last year, but they shipped him off to Lethbridge to finance feedlots. I wonder if there's anything left of him?

They replaced him with a young fellow, right out of school. Not enough experience for times like these.

The main thing to keep in mind is that they are working for the bank..not us. The bank's interest are most important to them, even in good times when they tempt us with big fat loans for big fat expansions that we really don't need. We are not signing their paychecks.