He's locking in lifetime customers in a business which most customers aren't loyal to specific brands. Mr. Pillow is OK sacrificing the topside potential of the customer base to set a sizable floor. With that said, he's a true believer. He's now sold his private jet to pay for the defamation lawsuits. I don't think he's doing this for business reasons but rather he's ignorant of technology and listening to the QAnon types and loves the celebrity of the moment.
Oh that looks soooo good. I've quit drinking during my treatment but I had a darkish German non-alcoholic beer called Clausthaller. It's actually pretty damn good! You're inspiring me back and I will probably sneak a real pint in this weekend.
So full disclosure - I'm not drunk, but I've got a light buzz going. At 45 and with a 7 year old, this is as good as it gets. By the way, I got this extra añejo by carrying it in my luggage from Austin to London. It's excellent. We don't have respectable tequila here.
Thanks. I was at Total Wine in Plano a few days before leaving and wanted to bring something home that I couldn't get in the UK. I can get Patron (which I find to be wildly overpriced for what it is) and Don Julio, so I avoided those. I found this Extra Añejo for $69, and my dad is fan of El Padrino. I figured I'd give it a chance, and I'm glad I did. Very good stuff for sipping. I'm in the land of gin and Scotch, but I've had a hard time getting into those. I need some good recommendations.
Any particular variety of Glenlivet you suggest? Looks like my grocery store (which has a pretty good booze selection) has the Caribbean Reserve, Founders Reserve, and a 15-year old French Oak Reserve.
I have a 12 year old double oak (American and European) single malt. Probably go with Founder’s reserve.
A lot of people are talking about it. LOL. So he disagrees with Ron Johnson? Ron Johnson says 'nothing obviously skewed' in Wisconsin election results
He sounds like an Aggie after a close loss to Texas-----the refs were robbing us with penalties and helping Texas with phony calls. We won fair and square and they stole it from us. We would have won a landslide if not for the lying cheating refs.
I reported to a board a decade or so ago. The Board chairman was a very nice man. He was past his prime and not the sharpest. He used the term "different ones are saying". That's what I think each time I hear "a lot of people are saying".
Patron and Don Julio used to be top of the line. Nowadays, they are mass produced, overpriced, and coasting on their old reputations. I wouldn't buy either one of them even if I was shopping with YOUR money.
Glenlivet Caribbean uses ex-rum barrels for aging. In my opinion, it is a nice bottle at a reasonable price.
I still consider Don Julio to be reasonably respectable but a little overpriced for what it is. Patron has sold out. It's an ok tequila that's charging like it's a top tequila. It's like they're watering it down. Not long ago, I found this bottle of Añejo on sale for $45 (on base - off base this costs £55 which is about $75) so I decided to bite. I thought it looked a little pale for an añejo (more like a reposado), but I figured I'd defer to Patron. It tastes how it looks. The texture is fine, but it just doesn't have much flavor. I'm pretty disappointed in it. If it was $25, it would have been ok, but it's pretty easy to do better even at the sale price. It was a ripoff and would have been downright criminal at £55.
IF... and it is a rather big if... you can find Siete Leguas in the shoppette, this is made by the original Patron maker before Patron was bought out by Paul Mitchell (yes, the hair salon guy). I think you'd be much happier with it than you are with modern Patron. No, correction: I know you'd be happier.
ATTENTION: BIG NEWS! Hi AC, This week has been BIG deal. Let me tell you why. I'm Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers. I am the Arizona State Senator fighting nationwide for audits and election integrity! Please help me continue to fight for election integrity measures! I fought for the Maricopa Audit. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors fought against it, withholding key information. They threatened to take us to court, but ultimately they came to a settlement with us this week! Maricopa County Board of Supervisors agreed to settle with the Arizona State Senate on Friday after failing to comply with a subpoena related to the 2020 election audit. Arizona Senate President Karen Fann (R) had initially sought ballot envelopes or ballot envelope images; user names, passwords, and security keys for election machines; voter records; routers or router images; and splunk logs, as previously reported by The Freedom Times. Maricopa County officials, however, resisted the Senate subpoena, which then sparked an investigation by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich. AG Brnovich determined in his investigation that the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors (MCBOS) violated state law for failing to comply with the Arizona Senate’s legislative subpoena related to the 2020 election audit, and he warned them to resolve the violation within 30 days or risk losing millions of dollars of their revenue share from the state. On Friday, Sen. Fann posted a statement to her Twitter account indicating Maricopa County reached a settlement with the Arizona Senate, where they agreed to the initial demands of the subpoena. “Under threat of losing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue sharing, today Maricopa County settled with the State Senate, in a victory for election integrity and the Arizona taxpayer,” state Senate President Karen Fann said a statement. “The agreement sets up a Special Master paid for by the County, who will get the answers to questions the Senate has had concerning the routers and splunk logs used in the 2020 election.” Summary: We won! But wait, there's more! Today we found out that our national audit efforts are paying off, with an audit underway in Georgia! Right Side Broadcasting reports: The judge appeared to favor proceeding with the case and inspecting the potentially compromised ballots, especially as the Favorito team of attorneys insisted in preventing the inspection. “How do you know there has been a delusion of the vote unless you look at the ballots?” Judge Amero asked. “What has been done? You said you did something but what have you done to inspect the ballots?” Judge Amero asked the State Board of Elections to submit an amicus brief that would allow them 20 more days of additional time to submit more information pertaining the Fulton County ballots, including the possibility of these being released to be inspected on potential voter discrepancy suspicions. As the hearing concluded, Charlene McGowan, a representative for the secretary of state, revealed a staggering announcement that the elections office is conducting a private, yet ongoing, investigation into the 2020 election, The Gateway Pundit reported. It appears that the report of a private investigation into the November 2020 elections was already suspected back in May. The judge that oversaw this hearing reportedly already expressed for reviewing Fulton County election ballots. So there it is - Fulton County is already being investigated. It's not a forensic audit, but it's something. If the judge doubts the GA Secretary of State and Fulton County, he should order a forensic audit! We will have the Maricopa data this Friday, Georgia is auditing Fulton County, and Maricopa is turning over the missing data. That's what persistence gets you. I've been traveling all over the country to champion this cause and now it's actually happening. We are making progress everywhere for clean elections! The laws need to be changed. The 2020 results need to be decertified. Will you help me work for audits around the country? We need to show what actually happened these elections so we can repair the errors! Unfair elections cancel out legit votes. Everyone should be for this. Help us push for audits and election integrity measures!
Disgusting. Sidney Powell claims the boyfriend of Brian Kemp's daughter was ‘blown up in his car’ to stop Georgia audit
What’s disgusting? Harrison Deal died in an accident with 3 cars/trucks. Everyone walked away, his car exploded and threw the engine 60’. I do not know what happened, if there was an investigation, there should be details coming out.
I said from day one that ballot harvesting and dead voters was the cheating that took place. That should have been focus from the get go, and not crazy conspiracy stories. In fact, you could actually build a case for the capitol protest (excluding the riot part) if you built a solid hypothesis showing that ballot harvesting tipped the scales in AZ, GA, and WI.
That’s a big part of the forensic audit report allegedly. It’s supposed to go to a public hearing on Friday the 24th! The algorithms used in the dominion voting machines which used 2010 census reports harvested ballots and used dead people sometimes to stick a name on harvested or stolen votes.
Still can't believe she and Lin Wood, who were previously well-respected lawyers, have basically thrown away their reputations on goofy stuff like this. It would be like if Stephen Hawking had out of nowhere become a flat earther.
