Paying with grain, farmer's sabot's

The transcript discusses a scenario where an individual insists on paying only with wheat, challenging the collector to accept it. This situation leads to the emergence of leaders who advocate for structured markets and fairer taxation.

What does the phrase 'It goes with him' suggest about the relationship between the character and his circumstances?

What is the significance of the statement 'That he can pay only with wheat' in the context of economic transactions?

What does the phrase 'He defies his collector to try to get anything else' imply about the character's attitude towards payment?

How do leaders play a role in the demand for ordered markets according to the text?

Discuss the implications of having 'more equitable taxes' as mentioned in the text.