Nowadays students head to college with laptop or tablet computers and smart phones, but when Roy M. āMarcā Young went to Texas State University in San Marcos from his veterinarian fatherās farm, he took the family backhoe to make some extra money.
After graduation, when he received his first paycheck from an insurance company, Young realized he could make more money in a few days with his backhoe. So it was back to the backhoe and a one-man business. Twenty years later, that one-man business has grown to employ more than 350 people…
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