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If you want to sell to close you need to do it before 4PM. If you keep it open and it goes ITM AH's you get margin called even with a non-margin account. Usually if it's that close you just call your broker and put in a Do Not Exercise request. Then if it goes ITM AH's nothing happens and you do not owe money or take delivery of the stock.

 

Dang.

Tasty!


Think I'm gonna get a couple butcher calves from one of farm neighbors, he has 3 seperate herds that need to go to auction, it pisses me off to see the empty shelves and high prices.

 

Not thrilled about paying $9/lb for seasoned tri-tip, but it is what it is at this point.

 

all but 1 walmart in reno looks like this every time i've been. and yes ive tried all 6 walmarts...

 

I'm always surprised yall don't go to local butchers more often with how much effort you put into cooking all this stuff

 

This latest completely unnecessary purchase goes out to my cellar boxed homies who didn't make it.

 

I definitely enjoy paying 2x the price for meat from a local butcher as I do at the supermarket...

 

STOP

BUYING

WEIRD

SIGNS

You're making us uncomfortable.

 

Is this a sign? A cry for help even?

 

This isn't even my final form.

Wait until I cop a Toys "Я" Us sign...

 

Best Wellington I’ve ever had in my life was that Rosie baby in Starkville Mississippi.
https://roseybaby.com/menu/entrees/

 

So this is pretty crazy I’ve discovered that the 24 ounce blue moon is the same price Per ounce is a 12 pack. It’s $2.50 for a 24 ounce at Wegmans. And $14.99 for a 12 pack

The 24 ounce beer has a five cent deposit the 12 pack has a $.60 deposit

so now when I feel like straying from my IPAs and lagers I can enjoy a wheat beer without committing to 12.

 

Got a friggin math genius over here. Whodaya thinkya ahhh, Will Hunting?

 

Depends where you live. My wife lived in Tyler Texas for a couple months while on rotation and the Walmart there had a meat selection that was great. I think there was a local farm nearby or something because beef, milk, and eggs were extremely low cost. It blew my mind when I saw that I could get a dozen eggs for a $1…. Of course this was back in Old America circa 2017

 

Just an over thinker

 

How about them Beeehz

 

It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It's not your fault.

 

Up untill Covid Walmart had the absolute best selection of briskets. Full briskets not just the flat. You could get a 12 pound brisket for less than $40. 18 pound brisket for 60. Now that kind of meat would cost you over $140

 

No idea what you were trying to get at with Beeehz so I googled it...




Not bad.