Shenanigans

Yes

Same here brother.

95 counties in TN. 92 are 100% reliably red.

2 are reliably blue: Davidson (Nashville), and Shelby (Memphis)

1 small county that will flip/flop sometimes - Haywood.

I dont want to get banned but just look at the demographics of Haywood County and you’ll figure it out.

ETA: Posted before reading all initial replies before mine. TN is about as red as it gets and no way in hell it’s a swing state in 8 years.

That’s my representative

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Not only did he believe , but half the county believes it as well

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And the other half are brain dead.

Loved both of those! Especially Malice at the Palace - gave me a whole new perspective on what actually happened and the whole chain of events

$1M, 20-year term that I set up a few years ago. It gets me to 54.

Currently pay $49 per month through Pacific Life. I’m 38 currently.

I figure I’ll re-up in a couple years to re-start a 20 year term and take me to retirement age, knowing I’ll spend a bit more, but I’m comfortable with what I have for now.

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For the pros with kids. If I'm only planning on going once what would you say is the ideal age to go

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We took my son when he was 6 and left my 18 month old at home with grandparents. He was just over 48” tall and able to ride every ride. We had a fantastic time but he couldn’t have cared less about the character stuff and just wanted to ride all the rides.

Fast forward, we are heading there in 2 weeks with him (now 9 and my daughter who will be turning 5 while we’re there). She is not tall enough for the big rides but she is so excited about the characters, and we will just be splitting up when my son wants to ride the roller coasters.

This will likely be our last trip but that is TBD. But my daughter is PUMPED about all the different princesses/characters she will get to see/meet, so I’d agree with others that 4-5 is probably the best age if you’re just going to be one and done.

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Anyone who disagrees can frick right off