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Instigator in the red jacket got that 2-piece.....

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Red jacket guy coming back for seconds was my favorite part. After getting knocked out the first time, he returns, approaches the guy again with his hands down, and just eats a punch that the guy had like a 3 second windup on, and folds like a lawn chair :lol:

I just bought the Meat 1hp, it was on sale for Black Friday with the foot pedal for like $420, probably overkill for what I need as far as size/power but it was only like $50 more than the .5hp with no pedal. So basically for what it cost for me to get one deer processed I've bought a big grinder as well as an 11lb sausage stuffer. I'll be processing 1 or 2 deer a year, making sausage/boudin, etc. I've got 2 deer in the cooler to process this week, will do mostly all ground meat mixed with brisket. I started last night and it ripped through 20lb in ~2 minutes, was quite impressive.

Previously I've used my Kitchenaide/grinder attachment to just do a brisket and that was atleast an hour. If anyone is considering that route I suggest not even bothering.

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He probably needs to dispute the charge immediately if he made it on a cc.

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I added 2 to my cart and started to place an order, but at checkout process it felt like a red flag that the only payment they offered was all the various online payments like zelle, cash app, venmo, paypal, etc, no option to pay with a credit card, or via crypto currency for a 15% discount. Yea, that site is bullshite for sure.

Lafayette area, looks like Albertson's has choice for $7.97/lb starting tomorrow, Super 1 has selects for $8.97, but had them for $6.97 just 2 weeks ago. Aldi is $7.99 for choice but ends today. $16.98 for prime at Rouses but ends tomorrow.

I've never bought and cooked one but keep getting tempted to try it out.

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I heard a rumor that the facial recognition at the self check out keeps tabs on people that skip scanning items or scan a cheaper barcode in order to reduce the price of an item. Once you hit the felony monetary level of theft that information and video is turned over to the police. And they already have your plate number from tracking you to the parking lot.

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Their AI accused me of theft of a bell pepper a few weeks ago. :lol:

I stopped into Walmart to pick something up for my wife and only the self checkout was open, I was cooking gumbo that day so I figured I'd just get the produce stuff there. While doing the self checkout the machine stopped and wanted an attendant to come over, he comes over, ask what he can help with, I tell him no clue, the machine did it, turns out the overhead camera thought I'd put 5 bell peppers in my bag, even though I only had 4, and put 4 into the quantity.

Damn, that one stung a little. I get sentimental about weird shite, and the 4Runner we own is one of them and that’s pretty much exactly how I imagine it going. It was the first vehicle my wife and I purchased after we got married, we’ve road tripped in it, had off-road adventures in it, our kids came home from the hospital in it, picked up our new pup in it, lots of family adventures around it, and more to come. I plan to keep it forever and let the kids drive it when old enough.

We usually get in fairly early with plenty time to spare, so I'm either trying to take a power nap before shooting light or wondering if that noise coming from under my stand is a rougarou :lol:

South Louisiana is a pretty vast area without narrowing it down somewhat.

I've used Acadiana Wild Game Processing near Lafayette a few times, he's told me he processes one at a time so I have no reason to believe otherwise. Turn around was quick too, drop off on Sunday and picked it all up on Wednesday, but I didn't have any sausage made. He told me he likes to have everything that's dropped off out of the door within a few days.

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$39K in sales tax

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It sounds like this arrest is just for the Ferrari he destroyed, but I'm 99% positive he's also got another new Ferrari and atleast two G Wagon AMGs all sporting Montana plates so I wonder if you see additional charges get added.

They've always seemed like a relatively niche vehicle being propped up by the tax credit, and now that the credit is gone the market is flooded with just about every manufacture making an EV, I suspect many will sit as they struggle to move them. Example: The local Mercedes dealer still has a brand new 2023 EV on the lot.

YIKES

It's a 2023 EQB 300 that they must've been using as a demo/loaner, has 3184 miles on it but being sold as new for $60k.

For reference, here's a used 2023 EQB 300, albeit with 33,000 miles, for $20,995 on AutoTempest.

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