HoustonGumbeauxGuy

Very comfortably, probably over comfortably, especially when traveling for business, some of my coworkers like to wear their work clothes to maybe indicate they are traveling for business, but I don’t give a shite

I love my fiber Internet here, we get around 300 Mbps in our WiFi

… which is very fast for Wi-Fi, for those that don’t know

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The crazier thing to me is that they would rather trot him out there at 75% than put in Van Buren to let Nuss get healthy.

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that was the big issue.... BK was prioritizing Nuss's loyalty to LSU over the team winning games (and playing MVB)

Bummer

Tell us the types of things you are interested in doing, those are all fun cities, but each have their own vibe

For example….

Santa Fe has lots of art boutiques, coffeeshops, good restaurants, and is home to a very large gay population so it’s relatively safe

Scottsdale has a lot of high-end restaurants and expensive clothing stores to go shopping if that’s your thing. Golfing there is also top notch.

My wedding was family and I think we spent $2,000 total and that included a nice dinner at a restaurant

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Same thing happened to me, a younger coworker got married, and he was losing his mind around all the details and bullshite expenditures that his wife thought were necessary.

I simply told him that your guests don’t care about the flowers and placemats and special chairs…etc as much as you think they do.

Their wedding budget was $30,000 and they were gonna blow it all on the ceremony and fancy reception and not even take a honeymoon

I don’t know if it’s what I said or he just had an epiphany, but they ended up doing a very small wedding with friends and family only for $5k…and spent the $20,000 on a kick arse 10-day honeymoon in Tahiti…. And still had $5,000 left over.

When he got back, he told me it’s the best decision he’s ever made in his life, however, I don’t think many grooms would have the balls to stand up to their wife or even think the way he did

It is amazing how much money couples will spend on a wedding and really make it about impressing the guests and not just focusing on the wedding itself and themselves

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They shouldn't need to check a bag for 3 days

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Do you think a group of women on a bachelorette party will only pack enough things to fit in a single carry-on bag?

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the town? the restaurant? the bar?

WTF are you talking about? Be specific.. and we have specific boards for travel and also food/restaurants which might help you get better answers.