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My hulk bro quit drinking.  He wouldn't have his wife if he kept drinking and he loves her more than anything.

My black sheep bro also has done some crazy sh1t drunk and should quit. 

I haven't really had too many bad nights in comparison and a bad night for me is nothing like what my black sheep bro has done.

I am eating popcorn..

You have a setting for that on your profile page.

Gotcha..

I have been drinking for over 35 years.  I am at the age where I don't want to do that so much anymore.  I sleep so much better and feel so much better not doing that as often.

Asleep yet?

I liked outlet stores at Myrtle Beach. Got a lot of cool Nike stuff a lot cheaper than regular prices in stores

Fired ‘60 Minutes’ journalist says she was pressured to report on events that ‘never happened’
Cecilia Vega said CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss pressured her to include “misinformation” and “political bias” in several news segments.


Speaking to ABC News correspondent John Quińones at the National Association of Hispanic Journalists Conference and Expo, Vega recounted pressure to include what she said was nonexistent footage of protesters assaulting Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents into a segment about the the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in Minnesota.

“I’ve gone head-to-head with editors for 25 years in this business,” Vega told Quińones. “But never in my career, until now, have I felt that those edits, that those suggestions, came from a place of misinformation or politics.”

In a segment about President Donald Trump’s war with Iran, Vega said, she was asked to include an “administration talking point” in the form of a line claiming Iran had been outgunned by the U.S. and Israeli military forces. In another segment, focused on the impact of the Trump administration’s sweeping SNAP benefit cuts on West Virginia residents, Vega said she was pressed over why she hadn’t interviewed Vice President JD Vance for the piece, or made reference in it to his memoir “Hillbilly Elegy,” which focuses on his childhood growing up impoverished in Ohio.

"...It’s Looking Like the Cybertruck Is the Biggest Flop in Automotive History...

...A new piece from Bloomberg makes the case, comparing the Tesla vehicle to the misfortunes of Ford's Edsel, which was first introduced in 1957 and discontinued just two years later. After spending years building up hype for the car, Ford predicted selling 200,000 units in its first year, but ended up selling less than a third of that.

That's comparable to expectations versus reality of the Cybertruck. In fact, the Cybertruck is actually doing worse in key ways. Tesla's annual sales target was 250,000 units, but it didn't even crack 40,000 sales in its first year. And like the Edsel, it's sold less with each successive year, with barely 7,100 registered in the US in 2026 so far, according to S&P Global Mobility data — despite Musk juicing those figures by selling Cybertrucks to his own companies..."

How was your vacation? Welcome back!

It was great. Saw a lot of bears this time!