I've talked a few times in the past about how frugal I am, or other people might just say I'm cheap, but I've had great luck with lawnmowers.

And quite a few years ago, I found a lawnmower at a yard sale for 25 bucks, and I ended up using it.

I had it for about four years. It always ran great. It finally broke down on me, and I had to get another one.

I found another one at a yard sale for $35, and I had it for over six years.

And when we moved down here to Nashville, it ended up getting stolen.

So I needed a new lawnmower.

And I looked in the paper, and I saw that there was one for sale for $25.

And I called the guy up, and I said, man, will you hold it for me?

I'll come down and buy it.

And he said, sure thing.

So I drove about 30 miles south of Nashville and went out to this

farmer's house it's out in the middle of nowhere and when I got there he was a nice guy and he

invited me into his garage and I looked around on the walls of his garage and everything was immaculate

all of his tools were in the right place and it was obvious that he was one of

these guys that just knows how to fix everything. He takes care of everything, does all the

preventative maintenance, and I thought, man, this is going to be a good lawnmower. So I bought it,

and I brought it home, and this is the best lawnmower I've ever had I paid $25 for it it always runs at the beginning of

every spring it starts on the first pull every year I had five years in a row of it starting on

the first pull so the other day I got the lawnmower out it'd been a long winter it's the coldest

winter we've had since I lived

here. And I was just thinking, man, is it going to start? You know, those of you who tried to

start lawnmowers know that, you know, sometimes it's not that easy. But I got it out, pulled it

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