In the great depression Amos, a farmer,
owed the local bank money on a note.
He could not pay the full amount of the yearly payment.
He talked to the banker and discovered,
the banker was in need of a garden.
The farmer offered to till and upkeep a garden,
for the banker.
The banker helped Amos pay down the debt,
When he saw the well tilled and fruitfull garden.

We can share ideas to barter or work down the debt
by connecting with those we owe.
Ideas are needed to contact the lenders
to sway them to help us lower the debt
through work or barter.
For example: a debtor could offer to wash windows
or give objects to decorate their business.