Making it through another year, '25-'26

[Nebraska]

I really have had good luck with them. Although hydraulic oil and grease don't come out of them super well. They do help when I do hay with a bareback tractor. 

[Old Greenhorn]

Well first, thanks for the recommendations on that shirt and the endorsements. I found then for 18 bucks but 10 bucks shipping. I would rather poke myself in the eye with a sharp stick than knowingly buy from amazon, it's just the way I am. If I do go, I may give one a try.

 As far as making the tip goes, there is a bit more to it than what you read on the surface. Let's just call it a family friction thing and leave it at that ok? I know my son is trying to include me in something he thinks I will enjoy and means the best and I do appreciate that but there are other issues at play here. So deciding for me is not quite as simple as it might appear. I am still thinking on it. Also, it makes for a tight schedule for me, I have Grey Fox immediately after. So when I get home I would have 12 hours to do a full changeover, laundry run, repacking, and loading truck and trailer to be back on the road at 7am the next morning. People are depending on me to show up on time and do what I always do for them. So it's complicated.

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Res, that's a great tune, I had never heard of it, or the artist before and really enjoyed it. Great concept and writing.

This one had always been a favorite:

[Resonator]

Yup, that song does have a catchy "hook" to it. (See what I did there).
Milan is more known for his songwriting in the bluegrass world, and has had many songs recorded by Balsam Range. As well as co writing songs for Russel Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out and Terry Baucom. I'd never heard the song before until recently, when the local public radio station that does a bluegrass show on Saturday's played it. 
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As far as Brad Paisley, He is a very talented guitarist and singer. I've heard that song many times over the years, good stuff. Right up there with "Mud On The Tires".