Negligent farmer refuses to help his neighbor build a fence after his escaped pigs repeatedly damage his property, so the 27-year-old landowner suggests a country compromise: ‘Time to make some bacon’

Most landowners would be furious if they woke up to a destroyed crop and a herd of escaped pigs enjoying a buffet of stolen veggies, and this 27-year-old finally ran out of patience with his negligent neighbor after the second incident. With hungry hogs feasting their way through his autumnal harvest, this landowner was on a mission to put an end to his neighbor's entitlement; however, that farmer wasn't willing to work or contribute towards any kind of compromise.

Perhaps all there was left to do was offer a country compromise—a "quid pro quo" if you will—where both parties are satisfied with their payment. In this case, breakfast was starting to smell a little more like bacon and less like lost pumpkins.

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While he jokingly said he would eat the man's pigs, ultimately, all this landowner wanted was a barrier between his land and his neighbor's. He was tired of random animals traipsing their way over yonder and wanted some finality and some responsibility put on the guy next door. Perhaps if all of his animals just went missing, he wouldn't have any farm critters left to terrorize the countryside.
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“Bacon for breakfast”
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