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re: Around the World Cruise

Posted by RedFoxx on 3/2/26 at 9:12 pm to
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When a colleague retired, he went on a 5-month ATW cruise on Seabourn in 2023. Miami to Barcelona. He said he could’ve done without the Western Africa segment (after being on the eastern side). Overall he liked it enough to book another one for 2027. Runs about $100,000/person and he spent close to another $100,000 on excursions including a 3-day safari in Africa



I did a 12nt Seabourn and there were about 25 out of 300 total passengers who were doing super long itineraries, most of whom had already spent 200-300 nights on Seabourn throughout the years. You can definitely run up a high fare on a 100+ night cruise on Seabourn and Oceania.

I have an older retired friend who does RTW cruises on Holland America (step below Seabourn and Oceania) every year, usually around 150-170 nights and and they pay around $65,000

The nice thing about Seabourn, not sure with Oceania, is everything is included: alcohol, tips, wifi. On holland America that is all add ons so the total price can get high quickly

re: Around the World Cruise

Posted by RedFoxx on 3/1/26 at 11:09 am to
That isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, but I could definitely do 120 days on Oceania. Sounds like a great trip!

If you do document it update this thread so we can follow along.

re: Hanger Steak

Posted by RedFoxx on 2/26/26 at 6:59 pm to
Alexander’s on Highland and Perkins had some two days ago.

re: Dry Cleaning bitch

Posted by RedFoxx on 2/25/26 at 9:36 am to
That’s definitely high even post Covid. The place I use is around $25/suit plus or minus.
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What does 4/56 mean? I haven't paid attention yet this year but I know they've played more than 3 games


The tweet in the OP is dated February 16th
I had it at -7.5. These guys can’t even lose right. Damn

That pat Adams .2 second jump ball really fricked me. Never seen one called that quickly
It should say:

“Take him for half his money because I have no marketable skills”

But that’s a lot to fit on a shirt and even more to try and read



Yorke made some athletic plays, nice scoop and dig on a one hopper and then picking up second on that pitch in the dirt




If you haven’t seen the video of Kruk’s locker room tour it is great.

LINK

re: WFDT

Posted by RedFoxx on 2/11/26 at 9:07 pm to
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Proper steak. The juice in the meat and not leaking all over the plate


Thanks. I have ran into that problem in the past. This time I cooked it on a higher heat for less time and threw it in the oven in the pan for a few minutes. Was very happy with the result.

re: WFDT

Posted by RedFoxx on 2/11/26 at 8:44 pm to


Picked up one of the prime filets on sale at Rouses this week, wedge salad, baked potato, and bottle of Penfold’s
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You haven’t shopped at Lee Michael’s have you? They still provide the very experience you deem obsolete


I actually went to Lee Michael’s yesterday to drop off a watch to be serviced.

LM is a boutique not a department store like Saks. Personal shoppers at boutiques are more common than a large department store.
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They could have closed other store locations but chose NO. I do think it matters


Except they are closing 7 other Saks locations around the country and a Neiman Marcus.

It is in the article and OP
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Not surprising. NOLA is not headed in a good direction. Maybe this new mayor can help save it a little bit but NOLA really need conservatives to take over


Whether NOLA is trending up or down is irrelevant here. This is an indictment more on retail shopping than NOLA.

What you have is a company, Global Brands, who tripled down on three luxury department stores:


Saks
Neiman Marcus
Bergdorf Goodman

All while brick and mortar shopping is down. People don’t need the extras that upscale department stores offer anymore. The personal shopper has been made almost useless with the internet and social media now. You have direct links to the things being advertised to you before the reel is over. You don’t need someone in a store to introduce you to an item anymore.

It is a shame because there is something about going to a nice store and being given personal attention by someone who knows what they are doing but it is obsolete now unfortunately.

Anyway, Sac’s on Burnside is still going strong :lol:
A lot. Undiagnosed bi-polar alcoholic.

Would use the license plate on his Chevy square body as a gauge to where the trailer hitch was. That old raised painted LP was so worn and beat you could barely make out the letters and numbers.

Would always pack a cooler of beer when we went out to dinner Friday/Saturday nights.

We had a lot of land growing up, had a burn pile and fish guts pile after he cleaned them. Would ride out to both on his cub cadet beer in hand

Could wire anything with zero professional training

Had his own bathroom in the house where he had both his TPs. Times Pic and Toilet paper

Popped squirrels out of 100+ year d pecan trees with a pump action BB gun and no scope

re: Las Vegas - Pubs/Bars

Posted by RedFoxx on 2/2/26 at 8:11 pm to
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Looking for a hole in the wall type pub where we can just get away from the tables and have a few pints.


The griffin
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I think an A- is generous for a coach that has never won at any level.


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Favorite team: Texas A&M


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Just from a quick watch it looked like the coach just said frick you or something and the cop brought the cuffs out to act tough


Look at all that tacti-cool gear the cop has on. Can’t you tell he’s tough?
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Heading to a batchelor party in phoenix, wanna catch the Giants V ROX spring training game, long story short Won’t have enough time to put luggage at hotel, must go directly to game from airport What’s the best way to handle this Thanks!!


I had this same dilemma going to NYC and a Mets game. I just packed my suitcase, put that in a box and shipped it to my hotel. Picked it up when I checked in after the game
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12-foot, nearly 1,000-pound female shark, known as "Ernst,"


re: What happened to South Africa?

Posted by RedFoxx on 2/1/26 at 3:52 pm to
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The "handoff" to go from Botswana, which was an unreal safari, to Zimbabwe was a bit unnerving.


I also went to Zambia and Zimbabwe on that trip and felt safer there than Cape Town, not that I ever felt unsafe but more aware there.

Simon’s Town, SA was my favorite city