Defenseiskey

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Really? In Plano. His house in BR is on Harvard. I thought he lived there full-time.

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Yep, he's here a lot, its pretty well known. Cane's operational headquarters is in Plano, the Baton Rouge office is basically a ceremonial one. That office has basically been the operational headquarters since the early 2010's. They moved the entire accounting, marketing, real estate, development team out there around 2012-2015 from BR. They doubled that office about a year ago, Article

When I lived in Plano, I saw him around town several times a year. Had some property off of Preston.

One of my buddies worked in the accounting department at the Plano office (got moved there from BR) and it wasn't uncommon to see Todd there 3 or 4 days out of the week.

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Baton Rouge is pretty nice if you have money and can live in your own bubble

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Good luck trying to convince those people. It's one of the reasons I left.

People who inherit their family business and coast by at the plant due to nepotism are usually pretty unaware of things happening in the real world. People who are competent and didn't grow up with any kind of privilege usually have toleave this place behind.

It was cheaper than Louisiana about a decade ago.

It's really hard to find an American white woman under the age of 40 that cooks. Before I got married, out of the 6 girls I dated, maybe one of them consistently cooked. These weren't exactly career women either. Got tired of takeout and chicken salad.It wasn't a deal breaker because I learned how to cook at 15, dad was an avid outdoorsmen and could cook a mean rice and gravy. Mom was half Eastern European and half Cajun so she could also. It was just refreshing when I found out my wife was willing to cook 3 or 4 times a week and was decent at it.

Should have never the left the COOP model. Selling out to private equity never goes well for consumers.

Waiting on dudes who live in Gonzalez, Livingston Parish, and Broussard to call Austin and Nashville shitholes.

They also sell their stuff at a 30% markup. You can a lot of the same stuff online for way less.

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Considering moving back to the state

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Don't.

There's really no benefit. You can order Cajun ingredients on the internet and fly in for festivals or LSU games.

Have you paid any attention the last 80 years? They're always the victim, they're never at fault for anything.

Good.