>That feeling when you'll never be a rich ranch land owner from Montana
Why even continue living

nigger hating hat

>>212464109 (OP)
Pretty easy, I’ve literally never wanted to be one of those

>>212464109 (OP)
it's literally generations of passing down inheritance and nepotism
no one who owns giant homesteads or farms in rural areas got their on their on merit. in fact, it's very common for parents to build houses and give land to their children so that they never leave and live there forever

>>212464251
>generational wealth is....LE BAD :(

>>212464161
you've never wanted to be anything

>>212464332
i never said it was bad, how the fuck did you come to that conclusion? i was stating how it works.
just creating arguments out of thin air

>>212464387
>creating arguments is le bad

>this is my land
>no this is my land
>*interracial sex scene*
>*someone gets murdered*
>Now this is our land again
Rinse and repeat. Hate this boomslop.

>>212464251
Inheritance is now nepotism?

>>212464109 (OP)
For me, it's Texas.

>>212464251
>nepotism
wrong

>>212464379
Incorrect

I don't get it. If they own their land why bother fighting over it? Just go to the courts.

>>212464463
>>212464473
>inherits or is given land by papa
>uses papa's connections to take out increasing loans to buy more land and build more houses because they knew my daddy
>everything goes up in value over time
>dies
>cycle continues
that's how it works in the south and midwest from my experience being friends with these type of guys.

>>212464473
It's the same ESL who refuses to admit that he's ever wrong and refuses to learn any new English words or phrases.

>>212464624
That's not nepotism, that's inheritance. There's two different words because there's two different ideas.

>>212464109 (OP)
Sarah Gadon is currently filming a movie in Montana where she plays exactly what you just said.

>>212464695
Nobody said anything about an ugly coal burning cunt.

>>212464683
it's both, a combination of the two, you see the phrase "inheritance and nepotism" and believe it's the same thing.

>>212464109 (OP)
>Don't have a cunt infertile daughter

>>212464251
Pretty much this. Hope the blacks burn all their shit down.

So how did they earn enough money to keep the ranch going? I only finished the first season but it seems like their only operation is raising cattle? They've had the land for 3 generations and that's all they're doing? John isn't very entrepreneurial

>>212464729
You said inheritance and nepotism and then gave no examples of nepotism, only inheritance.

Reminder that ranchers free load off of public land yet are the most obscenely territorial cunts when it comes to the two acres they can barely afford. I used to deal with these faggots back when I was interning at Fish and Wildlife. Never met a more entitled group of cunts in my life.

Montana kinda sucks. I mean like around Kalispell/Glacier is ridiculously beautiful but everywhere else is full of methed-out white trash with 15 delapitated trailers on their shitty overgrown property.

Butte is so polluted from drilling that birds literally die from flying over the water. The entire eastern half of Montana is flat, ugly and full of Indian reservations that give new meaning to poverty. Not to mention the wild fires that never seem to stop.

>>212464804
Weird question, but how is Helena? I have a long term hobby of visiting every state capitol building, and Montana is still on the list.

>>212464767
They gave most of it to the Indians who magically incorporated it into the reservation that they only had because of a treaty with the federal government which delineated the reservation when the treaty was signed over a hundred years before.

>>212464790
>uses papa's connections to take out increasing loans to buy more land and build more houses because they knew my daddy
that is nepotism. you are being favored based on blood and the merit of your predecessors rather than your own merit. in fact, a common practice is that many of those loans will get taken out in the parent's name because the son usually has no value of his own.

>>212464888
If your father is the one giving you the loan that's nepotism, otherwise it's favoritism. Whatever hindi to English dictionary you're using kinda sucks.

>>212464720
Silence cuck. Sarah Gadon is about to portray the greatest Montana rancher in cinema history

>>212464953
If you say so. I don't watch Lifetime.

>>212464951
nepotism is not simply the hiring process, though i surmised you were functionally illiterate a few posts ago since you had issues understanding what a conjunction was. i have the clairvoyance to know that any (You) you grant me going forward will be in bad faith, so feel free to keep replying to me out of rage and spite knowing you can't actually prove me wrong.

>>212464767
>So how did they earn enough money to keep the ranch going?
You need to read "Centennial" by James Michener (a CIA spook). It's explained very well there on an example of a "fictional" town in Colorado.

tl;dr you steal shit every year from people who struggle and scheme your way into becoming too big to fail

>>212465028
Stop making your own definitions of English words you don't understand.

>>212464888
So every investment into an already established successful familial line is nepotism? That just sounds like good business to me.

>>212465074
keep replying
>>212465101
yes, foretelling success and reliability on "vibes" as opposed to something with tangible proof is nepotism lol. i'm not saying you're an asshole if you do this, nor do i think you are, but i feel as if the negative connotation of the word simply has people up in arms at this objective fact.

>>212465101
It's an ESL who doesn't understand the most basic definition of the word nepotism and makes his own definitions up as he goes.

>>212464851
Eh Helena is alright. It's mostly government jobs that don't pay great and the population is like 30K so it's probably smaller than what you expect. Lots of angry poor people who don't like outsiders. Which I can't blame them I guess, since they made it impossible to live in their own town.

i somehow enjoy watching Yellowstone 1923 more than the modern one. Possibly because of the period piece and cast alone

>>212465191
>foretelling success and reliability
But the idea of a loan is that you're going to get your money back plus some regardless of how successful the specific venture ends up being, so why wouldn't you loan to someone who you already know will be able to get you the initial principal plus interest? I just thinking you're really stretching the definition.

>>212465317
1923 is worth watching just for how ridiculous the journey of Spencer and his English bride is.

>>212464109 (OP)
>>212464251
I've always had a dream of moving out into the countryside and living in a farm or a small secluded village, somewhat off-grid away from civilization with a family. (think like picrel)
But I've always been a city slicker, and I know nothing about farming, or anything practical for that matter. I'm unfit as hell and I never even really did any proper physical work my whole life. I reckon that people who work on farms have always been born into it. Is it just a shitty pipe dream that's completely unrealistic for a city slicker?

>>212464765
cringe if you had cowboy farm parents you wouldnt think that, quit being envious

>>212464109 (OP)
I wish I was a rancher in Wyoming. Wyoming anons, if you are out there, you're the luckiest bastards in the planet...

>>212465341
the father is the reliable one in these situations, that must be the main thing to remember.
the only thing the bank knows about the son is that he is related to the father. they give him the loan based on that alone. that's where the definition comes in (good 'ol boy)
this is why a lot of fathers who own homesteads like these (at least before they die) take out loans in their own names to finance the son having his own place on the father's land. the father or whatever male ancestor who built their lives were always the reliable ones.
think of it like a trustfund baby, but they wear cowboy boots

>>212465582
>that's where the definition comes in (good 'ol boy)
You just made that up.

>>212465503
Doesn't Wyoming have the worst weather in the US?

>>212465660
By worst you mean best?

>>212465623
yes give me more (You)s retard who cannot think about social concepts

>>212465691
By best do you mean most difficult to drive through?

>>212465623
Nigger you argue you like a five year old.

>>212465721
You think the term good ol boy comes from banks approving loans?

>>212464109 (OP)
Because I own three acres in SE Michigan, including my own pond. No Indians bitching about the land being stolen from them, though there was one Indian family pestering the township about building cricket grounds. They were told they could go back to Oakland County if they wanted to play cricket.

>>212465863
no one said that.
the pronoun "that" was referring to you bringing up the definition.

>>212464695
Are you sure it's in Montana? Most of Yellowstone is in Wyoming, with just little slivers in Montana and Idaho.

>>212465985
That isn't a pronoun.

>>212466116
a pronoun is a word that refers to another noun.
that, this, and there are pronouns

>>212465462
>if I wasn't winning but you are, you should give me your stuff
>also I am winning and you're not so you shouldn't ask for my stuff
BLM BLM BLM

>>212465362
spencer is one hell of a gary stu but I'm just waiting for him to come save the day at this point, Harrison Ford does a better job as patriarch than Kevin Costner. Either way they're great pics for similar type dudes

>>212465660
the southwest has the worst weather, with the lack of rain nobody should even live there in such numbers its just a matter of time

>>212465739
Wyoming is most difficult to drive through? i didn't spend a lot of time there and yellowstone can certainly be a chore to drive through is that what you mean? Season depending I'd rather drive through any rural state than the clusterfuckery of certain east coast states

>>212464109 (OP)
The guy who actually owns that ranch lives in three multi-million houses on a mountaintop in Santa Barbara connected by buggy carts. Seems like a waste to me

Seems stressful, in the show it seems like they never have time to actually relax becuase of all the bullshit melodrama and scheming over land rights

>>212466046
The movie is being filmed in Emigrant, Montana and Chico Springs, which isn't very far from Wyoming