It's about time one of us big uglies got a bigger picture in the paper than a quarterback!
But if you ever watched me and @drewbrees play football, you'll know why he won a gold jacket while I won a black robe π
As the son of a Pearland H.S. Oiler, it was an honor to have my picture made with Rig Crew BBQ. That's right: It's a Texas high school *BBQ* team. They've got a big competition next week at the Pearland VFW, and my message for the Oilers is simple:
Go. Fight. WIN.
@AlexDunlapNFL@drewbrees And I'm pumped to see you thriving too, my man! Let's get a lift together soon, or a drink, or a cup of coffee. Our courthouse is easy to find.
It's about time one of us big uglies got a bigger picture in the paper than a quarterback!
But if you ever watched me and @drewbrees play football, you'll know why he won a gold jacket while I won a black robe π
@LoewyLawFirm Loewy is right, fellow Texans: Early voting starts on Monday, October 19, 2026.
Make a plan.
Go vote.
Let's push this thing over the goal line!
Add mass, bro!
Thanks to @Bumgarner4HD63 and @MindyForTexas for having me out to the ranch last night and introducing some good neighbors in Denton County.
P Terry's is a burger chain started in Austin, TX started by a husband and wife in 2005.
They do ~$200m a year now. Each location is $3 million to $6 million in annual sales.
In 2016 the couple took their first big dividend from the biz.
"We took a little less than 10 million out. That's the only money we've ever taken out in all these years at P. Terry's, in 21 years."
The founders seem like great people. They do interest free loans with employees, profit sharing, and a bunch of other cool stuff.
Full write up: https://t.co/HpfW1c6g7v
@RyanAutullo Before he was Governor Abbott or Attorney General Abbott, he was Justice Abbott on the Texas Supreme Court. So he has long understood the importance of the statutory text that survives bicameralism and is presented for the Governor's signature.
@RyanAutullo Before he was Governor Abbott or Attorney General Abbott, he was Justice Abbott on the Texas Supreme Court. So he has long understood the importance of the statutory text that survives bicameralism and is presented for the Governor's signature.