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- Wife and girlfriends are shit-you-not at a “Long Island Medium” show at the Taft. Whatever, I mean, I hope she enjoys it. She one time called an animal psychic and completely believed all the insights into our golden retriever. I try not to think about the fact she believes such nonsense. We all have our stuff. Who am I to judge, and honestly she’s among the least crazy women I’ve been involved with all things considered.

- Daughter to bed and I’m enjoying Dad time. Sipping bourbon. Winding down from your typical “stressful but life is good” weeks that we all are accustomed to

- Bought a 9 year Knob Creek shelfer on sale for $30. Pretty reasonable and good at 100 proof. I can live in this affordable 8-10 year 90-100 proof range if need be.

- I understand Hank’s larger point - the NBA HOF is a joke. Makes you appreciate the sportswriter nerds at the keep of Cooperstown a little bit. I mean, F’ing Antawn Jamison is an NBA HOFer.

- But he was off on Russ.
 
- wcc, recalling your retort to that NJ guido KookyKats a while back re Rare Breed not being available here in God’s Country, that dirthole One Stop in Bellevue has a whole shelf full. It’s 69.99 (69 - lol), I guess that’s regular price these days, but not touching it (no GYERO) for that. But there it is if you’re so inclined.

- Anth, recalling your posts about your shithead kids throwing all the throw pillows on the floor, my shithead kids have now graduated to stripping all - all - cushions off the sectional couch and throwing them randomly about. And then they eat the candy they find underneath. For good measure my 4 year old sprayed a pouch of Fun Dip all over. Absolute heathens.

- Matts, recalling your post about seeing your fellow coworkers maskless for the first time and not recognizing them, tonight I was at a charity dinner thing where the only people wearing masks were the five classical instrumentalists playing melodic background interludes. What is it with orchestra people and their mask fetish? I have noticed this while watching PBS late night. Are all classically trained musicians deranged maniacs?

- I remember the days of pure erotica. I miss them. If only I knew 20 years ago what I understand now.

- I am tired. All the time. But unlike Post Malone, I have not indicated as much via a face tat. Maybe I should. Then people would know not to hassle me.
 
Got me a Remus Repeal Reserve VI tonight. Tasty. Not in the same ballpark as V.

Took a No.KY Redneck Wynn gummie and watched a fire outside. Tunes. Much prefer smoking. Pikesville Rye is the call this evening.

Work from home Friday…snuck to gym at 3:00 today as I overslept my 4:40 am alarm. A completely different clientele was there. Massive body builders everywhere. Ridiculous. These f*ckers must work out 3-4 hours a day. Probably 50 dudes and dudettes preening, slamming weights and flexing… I prefer the morning show with older professionals trying to squeeze an hour of fitness in a day before desk jockey sentence ☝🏻.

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I get a nice little mix of job site/office. Best and worst of both worlds. If I get bored from playing on TikTok or catpaw, I’ll drive on over to a job site and watch the guys work. Then I’ll get bored and head back. That’s like 85% of my day. But it looks like I’m crazy busy all the time.

speaking of commercial real estate companies, those guys are basically my entire business, SAE. Lotta demolition requests from them. Holla next time you need to raze an old Arby’s for a new Starbucks or dollar tree or first watch or whatever.

The Watcher is pretty good on Netflix but it feels like it was written by someone who has never been married or raised children or purchased a home. But other than that, really well written.

first completely baseball free weekend in like 2 months and Kentucky doesn’t have a game. Ffs
 
I enjoy you guys. I know talent. This group has it. Always has. If all of ya died except like 5… and we were playin some villain basketball team but one of ya was really pissin me off… I’d feel comfortable sayin my team was on the floor and run 4 and **** that one guy. I’m proud of you boys. And couple girls. It’s entertainment man. Except it’s your real lives but told in an entertaining way ya know. So whatever. Good group of fellers.

I guess what I’m sayin is you guys remind me of basketball season and I’m really lookin forward to that because I don’t think they’ll suck this time. At least at the end of the year. Couple years ago they sucked all year and that was weird. Feel like a team of 4 of you’uns and me would’ve shit on that team. Definitely at least @Strokin_Bandit and me.

Just ask him. ****ed around and founded out.jpeg

Sorry. Carry on.

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Should be a solid Saturday.

12 of us rented a limo and will be headed to Keenland at 10. Tailgate in the parking lot then head up to the clubhouse.

Weather looks awesome today. A little warm for a suit, but nothing a few cold Miller's can't take care of.

After party in the hood.

I haven't drank since our golf cart poker run so I'm ready to get at it.
 
Colonel, you saw me get my last dunk on that day. May try to train back up for it so I can make an attempt at 50.

Also, pretty easy shooting against air. Try sticking a few in Ron Mercer’s, Tyrone Nesby’s, Scott Padget’s, and the ‘97 UK football team secondary’s grill. That’s how I roll. Actual competitive basketball. Not just some carnival game.
 
A private equity firm approached me asking if I’d be interested in selling my business last month. I said how much so they’re going to put together an offer and present it to me in a couple months. I’ve gone through about 50 emotions but the main thought is what the hell I would do if it actually was a worthwhile offer. As a guy so much of your identity gets wrapped up in your career that it’s kind of hard to actually consider there are other things to do. And frankly I have no earthly idea what I would do.
 
If any of you pining for blue collar work want to give it a try, let me know. I can arrange it for a few days. I'll buy you a cartoon of darts to help.
Yeah. I've worked construction and I've been a lawyer. While there are certainly days as a lawyer that I'd have preferred to hang drywall, there is no way I'd swap. It is physically draining to do that all day, every day and people don't understand how much the driving and working weird hours in manual labor adds up over time. Plus, it is also mentally draining to be surrounded by scallywags all day who have ridiculous problems that are almost entirely self-imposed that you have to listen to ad naseum.

I did have a construction guy yesterday call me about his custody case who told me that he would never switch jobs with me because he couldn't talk on the phone that much -- which is a fair point. He's also getting ready to do 200+ days in county lock-up for charges unrelated to my representation and dude was still mocking my profession, so point taken.
 
I get a nice little mix of job site/office. Best and worst of both worlds. If I get bored from playing on TikTok or catpaw, I’ll drive on over to a job site and watch the guys work. Then I’ll get bored and head back. That’s like 85% of my day. But it looks like I’m crazy busy all the time.
I mostly work in an office but get out to sites a few days a week. Whenever someone in the office comments on me wearing boots to work (instead of loafers), I proudly proclaim, “I’m a REAL CONSTRUCTION BOY!”

And they say, “Don’t say that to the guys in the field - and stop please wearing fleece slippers when it’s cold in the office.” and I say, “I’ll take that under advisement!”
 
A private equity firm approached me asking if I’d be interested in selling my business last month. I said how much so they’re going to put together an offer and present it to me in a couple months. I’ve gone through about 50 emotions but the main thought is what the hell I would do if it actually was a worthwhile offer.
The offer will include you continuing to do all the work, just with them owning the company and you under a non-compete clause.
 
Lee Corso needed to be put to pasture 5 years ago. It’s painful watching Herbstreit finishing his sentences for him over and over again and cringing every time he has something to say. It’s been sad at this point for a while.
 
$250 on Halloween costumes this morning, and every parent in line judging me as I said “damn 7 big bags of candy would’ve only been $70”.

Judge away as you pay for this overpriced junk on your 27% credit card.
 
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$250 on Halloween costumes this morning, and every parent in line judging me as I said “damn 7 big bags of candy would’ve only been $70”.

Judge away as you pay for this overpriced junk on your 27% credit card.

Read this 8x and am still confused.

But, I am more interested in how everyone, everywhere, is just constantly judging krazy according to him.

"Every parent in line" this morning. That really so, krazy?
 
$250 on Halloween costumes this morning, and every parent in line judging me as I said “damn 7 big bags of candy would’ve only been $70”.

Judge away as you pay for this overpriced junk on your 27% credit card.
Were you the only dude in the line? If not, not every person was judging you.
 
A private equity firm approached me asking if I’d be interested in selling my business last month. I said how much so they’re going to put together an offer and present it to me in a couple months. I’ve gone through about 50 emotions but the main thought is what the hell I would do if it actually was a worthwhile offer. As a guy so much of your identity gets wrapped up in your career that it’s kind of hard to actually consider there are other things to do. And frankly I have no earthly idea what I would do.
If you need a lawyer.... :)
 
Based on the eye rolls I saw for as many parents as I could see(all with normal 1-2 kid families) I felt judged. Maybe it was the 10 minutes it took the little girl to ring all the stuff up, either way I’m not wrong.
 
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