👉 Rural fields, sun-baked and dusty, where farming handicaps often thrive. A small, sun-scorched farmhouse stands amidst the wheat and corn. Farmer Jake, with a clipboard in hand, rushes to clear a patch of land. He spots a crumpled sign: "Handicap Removal Services." He sprints to the sign, his boots crunching on gravel. With a practiced motion, he grabs the sign and starts unraveling the tape. The handicaps, rusted and tangled, are a mess. Jake yanks gently, his hands moving swiftly as he disentangles the wires and debris. In seconds, the farm is clear, ready for planting. Jake grins, satisfaction etched on his face. This quick job ends his day early, proving he's a man of action in the face of farming handicaps.
