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Nice post, Kyle. You're a good man. Tim

Thanks for the answer, Levi. The job is no less risky just because you're doing it for free or at a discount. You have only so many years and minutes in your life in which you'll be capable of doing such challenging work, so I can see how a person would not wish to give away his life's blood...

I'd love to hear more on the issue of it being easier to work for strangers. Is it because business is business, and if the customer is being unreasonable, you can just walk away? Whereas with friends you end up putting a strain on a friendship? Thanks for any responses you care to give, Sean...

That's because there is unlimited demand for free stuff. Just put up signs in your town offering a cooked hot dog with a value of 99¢ for free, and see how long the line gets. Now that I think of it, that might be a great way to promote a tree biz. Just hand out flyers with every free hot...