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Goodale Commentary – You Can’t Manage What You Won’t Measure

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    #25
    And I wanted it gone so I could make more money selling my wheat. Which by the way is already happening.

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      #26
      Notaredneck,

      If John can convince folks that he can add value to sales... then that is great.

      All the best to John for being innovative.

      That is what we are all trying to do... add value to what other folks are doing...

      Cheers!

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        #27
        Point is redneck, you get a choice whether
        or not you find value in his services. If
        you don't, you can do something else. Its
        called freedom.

        Again, we await your display of brilliance
        in debating any of the points.

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          #28
          Don't forget wd9 - I have a choice too.

          Something tells me that notaredneck wouldn't
          qualify anyway.

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            #29
            69 years is correct, previous to this the CWB was a dual market, not a single desk.

            My comment: with no disrespect to a good old country song:
            THANK GOD AND GREYHOUND HE'S GONE.. both the CWB and Ralphs influence.

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              #30
              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx8x3LCnYZw
              Thank God and Greyhound: Roy Clark.

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                #31
                don't worry dec****, you'd be the last guy i'd call for that. I'd rather burn all my grain than deal with a scamer like you.

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                  #32
                  Notaredneck -

                  Now imagine how you'd feel if my marketing
                  program was mandatory - like you had no choice -
                  you had to market your grain through me.

                  That's how a lot of your friends and neighbours
                  have felt all their life.

                  Now honestly, aren't you glad that you have the
                  freedom to choose?

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                    #33
                    Great retort John. To think of what we put up
                    with for our entire farming career.

                    Left wing lunatics do not rule today. Just hope
                    our governments can continue on in a respectful
                    way and we can carve a prosperous path for the
                    Western Region.

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                      #34
                      Amen John and I do recommend to listening to that song, if only for the smile it will bring!

                      Harvest is approaching and that free wheat is looking pretty darn good.

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                        #35
                        Hey guys, why dont we let the CWB and their
                        gang of banditos measure for us? It could be
                        done just like the rigged voters lists. Account
                        away, flim, flam and flunk!

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                          #36
                          John,

                          I truly do not get the 'Won't Measure' part.

                          Every action we make in business... IS a measurement. Our family, business associates and communities measure our performance.

                          Grain markets measure every buyers' and sellers' performance.

                          That is the base of our competitive free market place... where we choose to do our business... every minute of every day... and now with the internet... one mistake is found out instantly by concerned/caring folks within hours.

                          MP Goodale preaching that we grain growers are all fools who are not responsible for our farms, families, and communities.

                          How far the mighty have fallen.

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