Nickel a pound must have gotten them fired up or maybe it was spring weather??

I look at the craigslist "free" listings a couple of times of days and haven't seen these guys before in the couple of years I've been doing it, so I don't know the backstory. Light steel scrap in Sioux Falls (the closest place for these guys to sell steel scrap) got up to $100 a ton (a nickel a pound) in March but they told me they expected it to fall in April--I took in one of my mini loads last Thurs. and got 4.75 cents a pound ($95 a ton). More power to them if they want to do this but yanking steel out from under old grass & dead veg, often decades worth, is no easy day. Patriot 76, you out there, thoughts on their ad...?



https://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/zip/6070375859.html

mikeinreco- I'm not really paying attention to them, just thought others might find it interesting from a low populated state, especially P76, although these guys and him aren't going to cross paths given that P76 is 100 miles away from them. My cousin's husband was a South Dakota small town, farmland "junker" during the warm months and trapped muskrats and mink during the cold ones. They had at least 4 kids. Even in a really cheap small town in the 1970s & 80s, it was a tough life. He died early.