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TheRealDutch
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| Occupation: | Oil & Gas |
| Number of Posts: | 35 |
| Registered on: | 6/6/2014 |
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re: Gov't Taco by Jay Ducote
Posted by TheRealDutch on 3/30/16 at 10:57 am to REG861
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what's the verdict on this White Star idea? I don't think it's come up on this board yet.
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re: Gov't Taco by Jay Ducote
Posted by TheRealDutch on 3/30/16 at 10:51 am to Cash
as i understand it there will be a bar serving local/craft beers, possibly w/ a growler fill option.
and with communal seating, you can get your beer, grab a taco, and the person you're dining with can get something from a different vendor. Food Halls like these solve the constant struggle of "hey honey, what sounds good for dinner/where do you want to go?"
and with communal seating, you can get your beer, grab a taco, and the person you're dining with can get something from a different vendor. Food Halls like these solve the constant struggle of "hey honey, what sounds good for dinner/where do you want to go?"
re: When did Laffy turn into chain restaurant central?
Posted by TheRealDutch on 3/11/16 at 11:31 am to GonePecan
here's the reason you'll see chains in a new development, esp. one anchored by a national big-box retailer. the developer of the building had to pay a premium for the land because of the proximity to the Costco, that equates to higher rents.
Additionally, in order to get a construction loan from the bank, or to satisfy his capital lenders, he (or she - sorry women of real estate) has to pre-lease a certain % of the building with tenants with good creditworthiness. that typically means multi-store operations that have the ability to offset slow starts at new locations with income from established stores.
OR the owner of the locally owned restaurant/biz will need to personally guarantee the lease and have to prove funds to do so. so say on a 5 year lease for 4,000sf at oh, conservatively $15/sf, he's going to have to have liquid assets (outside of what it's costing to start the restaurant) of $250k. again, that's liquid. most young chef's simply don't have that laying around.
Additionally, in order to get a construction loan from the bank, or to satisfy his capital lenders, he (or she - sorry women of real estate) has to pre-lease a certain % of the building with tenants with good creditworthiness. that typically means multi-store operations that have the ability to offset slow starts at new locations with income from established stores.
OR the owner of the locally owned restaurant/biz will need to personally guarantee the lease and have to prove funds to do so. so say on a 5 year lease for 4,000sf at oh, conservatively $15/sf, he's going to have to have liquid assets (outside of what it's costing to start the restaurant) of $250k. again, that's liquid. most young chef's simply don't have that laying around.
re: Dallas area beers
Posted by TheRealDutch on 3/11/16 at 11:21 am to Spaulding Smails
the guys at Oak Highlands are putting out some interesting stuff. their Tripel is called Freaky Deaky (10%ABV) and i personally like DFDub their Dunkelweis (7%). They're also one of the few breweries making a dortmunder - it's called Golden Mustache (5.5%).
they have the typical IPAs and stuff, but that's mainly for market demand. they're passion is German beers.
they're on store shelves at most places in cans, but they have a tap room too.
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a buddy of mine started it so i'm slightly biased FWIW.
they have the typical IPAs and stuff, but that's mainly for market demand. they're passion is German beers.
they're on store shelves at most places in cans, but they have a tap room too.
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a buddy of mine started it so i'm slightly biased FWIW.
re: Communal food hall announced in Mid City BR
Posted by TheRealDutch on 3/10/16 at 4:07 pm to torrey225
people will park in one of the SEVENTY parking spots. reading and counting are hard.
re: Got scammed by someone trolling this board...be careful
Posted by TheRealDutch on 9/12/14 at 12:47 pm to TheRealDutch
guess i wasn't the only one to start at the beginning and see that about the check date. :lol:
re: Got scammed by someone trolling this board...be careful
Posted by TheRealDutch on 9/12/14 at 12:46 pm to TigahRag
accountant here. dates on checks have nothing to do with when they're honored or not. you can put a date next year on a check, and the bank will take it. just an FYI. the date is purely for user reference. it doesn't even have to be filled in.
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Post date the check so that it shouldn't be honored until the date written. This last tip is only my opinion
actually, that's a GREAT tip ... post date the check for two weeks after tix are to be mailed .. then, when you are given the tix, call the ticket office or go by to make sure they are legitimate tix ... if the check clears anytime before that .. this is on the bank and not you .. so, trust me, they won't cash it at all ..
re: Bran Bag; anyone trying it?
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/13/14 at 4:41 pm to Tiger In the Swamp
i'd be worried about hogs more than humidity
Magpul CTR stock for AR?
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/12/14 at 4:31 pm
can't tell, but i think this is a ctr.


re: 30A Dining with Children...
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/12/14 at 1:01 pm to GOAT4LSU
what you need is the number for dominoes and a teenage babysitter to leave with the kids watching Frozen or Lego Movie. then enjoy your evening out for a couple hours after herding that many kids all day at the beach.
re: Whats the cost to remove a tree and roots?
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/12/14 at 12:58 pm to FleuryNipples
you may find someone to buy the pecan wood from you on craiglist. check w/ local BBQ joints on who cooks w/ pecan.
if that doesn't work, just post "free pecan wood" and save your back the labor of loading them on the trailer and hauling them off. lots of people like it to cook with.
if that doesn't work, just post "free pecan wood" and save your back the labor of loading them on the trailer and hauling them off. lots of people like it to cook with.
re: Best spot to grab a lunch by myself during my lunch hour...
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/12/14 at 11:29 am to BottomlandBrew
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Why are you so weirded out by eating alone? I love eating lunch alone. It's my time of the day to be away from everyone else.
was just about to say the same thing. i love eating alone. time to catch up on news/reading/thoughts or a baseball game or golf tourney on TV.
re: Trying to decide on a truck.. WWTOB do **UPDATE IN OP WITH PICS**
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/11/14 at 9:46 am to DownSouthDave
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If you have a 4x4, and drive a ton, I would get the one loaded out.
Might as well ride in comfort. The Z71 has blisteen offroad shocks if i'm not mistaken. The 2wd should ride better.
agree 100% and you can always shove a 2" leveling kit under the front end and it will sit up high like the z71 and they only cost a few hundred bucks.
re: Uses For Fresh Mint Needed
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/11/14 at 9:34 am to OTIS2
equal parts sugar & water and a big handfull of mint to make a simple syrup. can be used for a lot of things and will keep in the fridge for a while.
juuleps & mojitos (obv)
mint lemonade
juuleps & mojitos (obv)
mint lemonade
re: Margaritaville margarita machine? Thoughts?
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/11/14 at 9:31 am to PoppaD
it works fine, but is a needless machine when a vitamix as someone else said, can do the job, and many others. why have a single purpose machine?
if you're buying for someone who likes margaritas, then just buy them a GOOD tequila, some grand marnier, and some limes. that's all they need.
if you're buying for someone who likes margaritas, then just buy them a GOOD tequila, some grand marnier, and some limes. that's all they need.
re: Some New TS Pics Taken 6/9
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/11/14 at 9:26 am to otowntiger
no one ever likes change, but it will grow on us, and eventually when they expand/change it again in 15 years or so, we'll all be complaining then too about how historic it is and why would they change it.
re: Jalen Mills Arrested for Battery
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/11/14 at 9:13 am to LesMiles BFF
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These kids need to learn to leave the lifestyle behind them.
they can't. that's the problem.
re: Rutgers and BC competing over Rettig
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/10/14 at 10:55 am to Blastoise
i recall that he had pretty good arm strength. accuracy was his issue.
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I thought arm strength was the knock on the kid?
re: rittenhouse rye
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/9/14 at 1:43 pm to lilwineman
Whistle Pig is some good stuff.
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Like whistlepig for a sipper. Willett and high west eyes are very good too
re: Democratic entropy acceleration, Detroit style. As documented by Google Earth.
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/9/14 at 1:24 pm to deltaland
i can't look at those and not think the exact same thing. the infrastructure is in place, it seems like a developer could be PAID or given significant tax abatement to create a future tax revenue stream. would have to be critical mass, like enough to build an entirely new city though.
*i've never been to detroit, and don't intend to so don't fully appreciate how bad these neighborhoods are.
*i've never been to detroit, and don't intend to so don't fully appreciate how bad these neighborhoods are.
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If I were mayor, these neighborhoods would be condemned in their entirety, anyone left in decent tax standing would be compensated fairly, and moved out. City services completely shut off from the area, and a crew of bulldozers would push it all into a pile and a match thrown on it. Cut your losses and start over with a smaller, more manageable city and auction off the empty lots for business growth with tax incentives to attract more business.
re: Need some advice regarding Kamado Joe grill
Posted by TheRealDutch on 6/9/14 at 1:17 pm to BoogaBear
was just about to say the same thing. if you've got the room, grills are like TV's, always err on the side of bigger.
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I've never heard a man say, "Damnit I wish I had gotten the smaller grill."
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