“What did Frank say?” I asked as he climbed back into the driver’s seat.

“He put me first on the emergency call list for field repairs,” Nate said.

“Whenever a combine breaks a drive chain or drops a header after nine o’clock at night, I get the call.”

“How much does that pay?” I asked.

“Fifty dollars just to turn the key,” Nate said.

“Plus twenty-five an hour cash from the farmer if I get his rig running before daylight.”

“Farmers will pay that?” I asked.