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This is definitive proof that you sign the back of the check and not the front

This one always gets me. What does it mean to act like the President of the United States exactly? Capable of reading a teleprompter? Saying what's politically correct?

The very thing you dislike about Trump is what makes him successful. He fights back and doesn't take any bs from the left. How big of an ego do you have to have to face all the adversity and constant barrage from the media he has faced and still stand there and continue to fulfill one promise after another. He has done more than any other President in our life time and he's not done yet. All of the tweets and rally's are just him being a regular business man that happens to be the President. After the next 4.5 years you can have your politically correct Presidential guy/girl back in office but for now we have things to accomplish. Find a bunker and hide for a month or so and we will let you know when it's safe to come out.

TaD’s Louisiana Cooking- Katy

Property taxes in some areas of Houston are some of the highest I've ever seen in the US. I pay ~4% but some neighborhoods pay up to 5.2% in property taxes, mud taxes, etc. That is every year folks. 5.2% of a $500k home is going to cost you $26k a year ($2,167/month) in property taxes.

Stallworth stadium in Baytown is the largest stadium in Houston but it's only 9th in the state. Ratliffe in Odessa, Buccaneer in Corpus, Allen Eagle, Farrington in Fort Worth, Alamo stadium in San Antonio, Memorial in Mesquite at 20,000 capacity. Texas is kinda weird in that most stadiums are for multiple schools. So that they may have a couple games on Thursday, Friday then several on a Saturday. I hate HS football on Saturday. That's crazy but that's Texas.

Houston has about 5,000 people move into the city every month. It is growing astronomically. I think Katy just opened up 2 new HS' in the last 2/3 years. Conroe opened up several. Take a place like Pearland where they play in a huge stadium as well. They have a VIP parking section where each of those boosters pay like $1,000 a year to get a parking spot. There's probably at least 300 - 400 spots. That's a shite load of booster money.


The highest taxes of any area in Houston are around 4%. The Mud taxes are the biggest variable especially in new areas. Still no fun paying 4% every year.

Tads in Katy is new and has real Cajun gumbo

I was only there for a few years but went to OLDP and played at Delta. Graduated in '84 as well and remember the Come Back Inn and Buy a Pak well.

Dude. I happen to know owner and the fact that you call it the Sysco restaurant just makes you look ignorant. Why don't you go by there and let them show you how everything is home made.
I'm sure working at McDonalds makes you a food expert though.

You will be very happy you went to TaD's. Small but very cool place.

TaD's in Tomball. You will be glad you went

They will do it anywhere in the Houston area. I'm good friends with the owner, send him an email and I will let him know to take good care of you.
Seafoodonthegeaux@gmail.com