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Sane people with a million dollars buy a luxury sports car or a yacht, I bought acres of dirt, diesel-guzzling tractors, and a hundred cows that actively plot their escape every morning.
You know how to make a small fortune in farming? Start with a large fortune. Most guys have a midlife crisis and buy a Porsche or go to Hawaii. I spent my savings so I could wake up at 4 AM, gamble against the weather, and fight a losing battle against hydraulic leaks in the freezing mud.
So why in the world am I doing this? Because a sports car only serves me—and it’s terrible at pulling a trailer. A farm produces real food that feeds thousands of families. I’m risking my savings to make a living serving other people.
That’s how free enterprise works. Government bureaucrats sit in air-conditioned offices writing 500-page rulebooks, while farmers take massive personal risks so your family has food on the table. When corrupt politicians with three homes screech “tax the rich,” they usually end up punishing the people doing the heavy lifting—and history shows central planning just leads to empty grocery shelves and starving families.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to go write a $3,000 check for a single tractor tire… and pretend that this was all part of the master plan.