I thought that is what farm kids did.
They worked.
Uh...locking kids in sheds wasn’t part of farm work
wow, you are so funny behind your keyboard /s
Is the wife Native American?
Being locked in a shed and berated with racial slurs is definitely not typical farm life for any kid...
You can’t get much work done while locked in a shed.
That’s pretty much the way it was in my life. My dad was a cattleman, spent all summer from the time I was 6 working in the hayfields for free and being berated when I messed something up.
I was a white slave.
Not just farm kids. My father was a welder and had his own business. When I was about 10 I started going with him to work on weekends. He hardly ever took any days off, seemed he was always busy. He showed me how to sharpen chisels, oil wrenches, clean torch tips, sweep out the building, etc. I didn’t mind, I enjoyed the atmosphere of the place, and his customers treated me like I was special. By the time I was 12, I was already welding for about a year (oxy/acetylene) and I was taking all of the small jobs that came into his shop. He paid me half of what the job was, the rest was for supplies. I never considered it work, I though I was on top of the world. But the kids in the article were not treated well at all, and forced to work. I was never forced to work in my fathers shop. Many parents that have a small business take their kids to work to learn the tricks of the trade, so maybe they’ll have their own business some day. Not so with these kids, maybe you didn’t read the whole article.
This was a bit more that regular farm kid work. Most farm families do not lock their children in a shed.
Did you read the story?
You thank that is funny?
Fookin’ racist.
NOT EVEN CLOSE TO FUNNY