| Probability | Text |
|---|
| 69% | How do you break up the work? |
| 69% | How do you tackle it? |
| 69% | Or where we at least got that film? |
| 69% | What's the blur we seeing in that arena? |
| 69% | Well, there's of course the two ropers. |
| 69% | This will vary on the size of your crown, |
| 69% | your size, your outfit, |
| 69% | anywhere from one to three or four ropers. |
| 69% | Then there's what they call a tailor. |
| 69% | He's a follower that throws the calf down, |
| 69% | holds him down, then there's an ear marker. |
| 69% | He puts the earmark and the waddle on, |
| 69% | then there's a bander and the castorator. |
| 69% | And we figure one tailor for each roper |
| 69% | and one ear marker for each roper. |
| 69% | But the branding doesn't take much time |
| 69% | and it's not too strenuous. |
| 69% | So one brand that he can handle too, |
| 67% | then I do it in fee, they'll pay. |
