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For six years, customers had come looking for me whenever something needed fixing.

Dad had paid $9,000 for my small-engine repair training.

I never denied that.

But he reminded me of the expense whenever I asked for a raise.

He also brought it up whenever I helped eighty-one-year-old Otis Grim by repairing his riding mower and charging only for replacement parts.

Dad called it giving away labor.

I saw it differently.

Otis had been buying fence wire from our family since before I was born.

I wasn’t going to leave him with a broken mower over a small labor charge.