Navy not cracking the AP poll makes no sense to me. They lead the nation in rushing yards per game and are undefeated. What the hell else do they need to do for voters to acknowledge them?
Is Austin so insufferable that he'd take a paycut for the NFL? I don't understand this move. If the Titans job had a collegiate equivalent it would be like Northern Illinois or Bowling Green. Downgrade!
I remember when he left and felt like it was a huge gamble but man it paid off big time. I tried his Charleston spot last year and it could easily be top 5 in Texas. Dude knows what he's doing.
It blows my mind how expensive brisket is yet we haven't seen much consolidation in Texas BBQ. The industry has never been in a better position than it is now, seriously you can throw a rock in any direction and find a BBQ joint putting out stuff that would have made the Top 50 list 10 years ago. I'm at the point now where enough is enough. Will buying the $155 trough at Pecan Lodge cause me to miss my next mortgage payment? No. But I just can't justify paying $4 for a cookie, $8 for 4oz of pudding, and $40/lb for brisket.
Is the decline in AISD enrollment primarily due to enrollment in private and charter schools? Here in DFW we're seeing a bunch of school closures and consolidation despite some of these areas being the fastest growing in the nation. Lots of people fleeing to the burbs but those people either don't have kids or they're not enrolling them in public school. It's a very strange phenomenon.
There's a growing trend of Chase terminating customer accounts and refusing to tell them why. I've probably polled over 250 people in my investing Facebook groups and the one common thread is Zelle. I have yet to hear from someone who had their account terminated randomly that never used it.
Can we finally acknowledge that this team is really fucking good and we don't need a superstar QB to send us to the national championship game? Arch is our Greg McElroy. He's gonna make one hell of an UDFA in the NFL.
Yep it's true I can't process a prescription on your insurance without a valid order. What your insurance is asking me to do is called a "test claim" and they're highly discouraged in the industry. Whoever you spoke with is a bozo. But I gotta say something about point 2, I never realized how much I spoil my patients until I did an amateur investigation on a bunch of pharmacies in Texas. I won't bore with the reason why I was doing this investigation/research but I was really shocked at how some of the chains are resistant to giving prices over the phone to patients who don't have insurance. I called a Kroger in Houston and asked for the price of 90 days of sertraline 50mg. This was the gist of our conversation
Me: hi I have a prescription for 90 pills of sertraline 50mg. How much would that be at your pharmacy?
Kroger: are you a patient here?
Me: no.
Kroger: are you local?
Me: Yes I just moved here (actually not really I'm in Dallas but what the hell does that have to do with anything?)
Kroger: you'd need to call your insurance for the price
Me: I don't have insurance I just wanted to know your cash price.
Kroger: Do you have the goodrx app? You can just look it up on there
Me: I don't have a smartphone. But I don't want the goodrx price, I want your price.
Kroger: Well I don't know what to tell you. I would need a prescription first before I can tell you the price.
Bizarre. I do prescriptions all day every day for patients without insurance and I can give them a price with no issue. Kroger can't do what I do? Seriously?