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I have to pay rent.

• HPsquared 4y ago
  Most horses have it even worse.
  • t344344 4y ago
    Yeah, finding a horse for this stunt would be hard.
    • ben_w 4y ago
      Surely the point of the exercise is to find a horse, and the biggest difficulty is what you do with it when you actually catch up. And now consider this from the perspective of a wild horse: a strange being approaches, your instinctual neophobia tells you to flee. At a safe distance, you stop, only for the being to arrive again and the cycle to continue. You sleep, only to be awoken by its approach. Finally, too exhausted to run any further, you wait for the inevitable… only for the being to feed you a carrot, brush you mane, and wander off.
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      • t344344 4y ago
        I do not think horse would just "wander off" after that. It would need veterinary treatment and a long time for recovery. Look up details for horse marathon. Horses need several breaks and veterinary supervision. And that is just a few miles!
        • ben_w 4y ago
          That was the human wandering off, not the horse.
  • ChuckNorris89 4y ago
    Domesticated horses have humans pay their rent. My boss's wife does horse riding and has her own horse (rich people things). The cost of vet visits, rent and upkeep in a stable is pretty insane.
    • DangitBobby 4y ago
      If they paid the horse instead of the stable, the horse might make rent.
      • ChuckNorris89 4y ago
        If only the horse could learn JavaScript