Yeah, but seeing as I've worked the farm since a young age without getting paid that would make sense. I never denied the land/houses being left to me at any point? The land is still technically a 'we' situation, as our farm has 84 acres, 52 owned by my parents and 32 by me. If I'd have said I you'd have assumed I'd have owned all 84. Please tell me what bills I have to pay on the upkeep of the house, the tax on the rent isn't directly on the house, the insurance is covered on the tenants policy, they have to take out insurance on the property to be able to move in, and who uses an estate agent nowadays when you've got the internet and local free-ads. The fact that people get jealous that my family over the years has worked for their things, they're hardly just going to have a funday where we burn it all. When you've farmed for over 500 years in the same village, you've earnt everything you've got. It's a lot harder work than those people who just sit in an office all day, and we don't get to whine if we have 'overtime'. We don't get paid by the hour, we get paid when we sell our corn/hay/livestock. I'd personally like to see half of sythe try it for a week and see if you could even last.
