Good man, I split some of his loot with you.

 

Howdy Perry.

 

Just need to devise a little plan, swoop in and out with the cash. Might even have time to check out what's in that new fridge of his.

 

Good evening Chris

 

I should dig out last year's tax return and register with CRA to see if any of the billion dollars in uncashed government checks have my name on them.

 

Good evening Perry, sounds like you were busy cleaning today.
Wonder how long it would take before he noticed his new fridge was missing.........

 

No need to Perry. I have already done my taxes for the year and I cleaned them out........sorry.
His wife would notice long before he did.

 

Very likely so, we`ll have to pick a time she`s not around.

 

We may have to get a couple neighbors help out. I hope it's a big tree cause it' gonna get costly.

 

Just the fuel will be costly. I got a 20 V Dewalt chainsaw for Christmas, I think will be a lot quieter than my gas powered one.
Fuel prices really dropped here the last day or so, gas is $.90 a litre and diesel is $1.02 at Costco.

 

Just make sure you have an extra battery. Our fuel prices just came down to 127.9 for gas and have been sitting at 117.9 for diesel for some time now.

Maybe we should just trailer the bobcat and take the whole tree. We could hold it for ransom while we spend some of the leaves.

 

According to the news feed, our petrol prices go down by ,07. A liter on Wednesday so you guys can save a lot of money shopping for John's tree and fridge.

 

The costly part will be getting from BC to Alberta.

 

No matter what the fuel prices are, it would cost a fortune to lug my Bobcat over to John`s place. My L8000 certainly isn`t noted for fuel mileage.

 

Geeze Morris how big do you think that money tree is? I was thinking of pulling it with a pickup.