Guy Fieri visited that place in Georgetown with the guy Matthew M. and the chef made King Ranch Casserole. Solid episode, but then again Diners DriveIns and Dives is solidly watchable
My assumption is that this is 100% not related to the NCAA or their rules, or any state’s rules—but that as an international student, he isn’t authorized to work in the US. His beef is with federal immigration policy, not NCAA.
Noooooooooooooooo
I won’t quibble, as Isabel’s has its merits. But I preferred Manuel’s. That is super sad to hear. The guys who ran it were always super nice and friendly. Disappointed for them.
Is Ben Wheeler close enough to Tyler to fit in this thread? Los Pinos is a nice little spot. For the three weeks a year it’s comfortable to eat outside in Texas, you get a nice view of the little lake it sits on. Food was strong to very strong—definitely not the 7-page menu some folks are used to for Tex-mex. Anyway, would definitely recommend if for some crazy reason you are near Ben Wheeler, America.
Got a three pack of Yellowbird and have really enjoyed the Serrano most of all. Nice kick.
The Blue Agave and Habanero are both a bit sweet on the aftertaste. I’d expect that for the agave. Anyway, still good, just limits its uses.
I’d like to try the Ghost Pepper after seeing its approval here.
Mine is easily Game 6 in 2011.
I had to travel during this one and listened on the radio. I’ve never watched the replay. Still hurts.
My others have been repeated here: 2008 Tech, 2009 MNC.
Also, this one will put me in the minority, but when KD signed with Golden State, I was crushed, as a huge Thunder fan. It was so obviously a rejection of not just a team but a community. Hurt deep.
I’ve put multiple people on to this show and all have loved it. I’m ready to get a T-shirt with Ted Lasso’s face on it and put a “BELIEVE” sign in my office
I ordered my regular #1 but subbed that smokehouse cheddar or whatever it is for American and it was strange. Texture and taste just didn’t seem right. It’s my fault for messing with a classic.
He’s gotta go beyond his Rolodex, to quote Scipio. CDC himself already said he’s excited about who Sark will bring with him, but as long as it’s not just his homies or people he happens to know then I think the odds of success go up. The benefit of working with Saban is you get to see what good looks like: good players, good personnel, good organizational systems. Comfort hires = bad. Non-comfort hires may be bad, too, of course—but not automatically bad like bringing dudes because you know them rather than because they can transfer their skills to Texas.
1) Win every game in which we’re favored.
B) No more delay of game/unsportsmanlike/procedure penalties.
3) 10-2
4) Don’t lose to forking TCU
5) Stop the burnt toast/stale biscuits garbage gimmick (was Herman still doing this crap the last couple of seasons? I don’t remember hearing much about it, but of course I just hit middle age so my short term memory sucks)
My pet peeve is the label “unsweet tea”. There is no such thing. There is, however, “tea” or “iced tea”. The default needs no marker.
Also—whenever it may have originated in Texas—sweet tea is undrinkable for me. The people who really crack me up are the ones who say, “Oh, I quit drinking soda years ago”...and then order sweet tea.
Does anybody else always quote Ed O’Neil, “Nothing burps better than bacon” from that 90s movie Dutch? I must have seen that flick 30 times on HBO back in the day. Highly underrated film.
I’m a father of a kindergarten girl, which means all my Whataburger trips come with a side of at least one chicken tender, usually kids fries, too
and yes, their bacon is mediocre, but of course they make up for that in multiple ways