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If yield maximization is the play - you are better off buying a treasury money market fund. Paying 20-25bps higher. Touch more duration giving you the yield but trades at a dollar per share.
For the record - SPAXX is an astronomically expensive money fund at 42bps. Institutional pricing for money funds is generally around 18bps and you can access that by asking your banker or investment advisor about one.

Preferred Rice

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 10/19/26 at 3:40 pm
What is the F&D Boards preferred type of rice? I've always used Jasmine but yesterday I went to a dinner party and the host said they never serve jasmine with cajun food because it's too floral and sweet. I've never really been able to tell that much of a difference.
Our most famous "export" is fried chicken. Of course, we are not going to innovate. Best we can do is bring in outside businesses.

SpaceX is the outlier because they wanted a specific location - not the population base.
The fact a lot our population is OK killing each other over twenty dollars doesn't help. Our population base is not attractive to any major industry looking to relocate.

re: Hatch Peppers Locally?

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 10/6/26 at 9:53 am to
When they are in season, Rouses on Tchoup usually has them.
Nice looking sled. Should go quick.
I was surprised to learn this, but the OT has tons of Holly Rowe supporters who want to hear what she has to say.

I personally don't want to hear or see her - especially after the Arch Manning incident. Frick her fat arse.

re: Seatow in Venice

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/23/26 at 10:52 am to
Jog my memory so I will never forget.

re: Seatow in Venice

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/23/26 at 7:21 am to
Negative. What did the baw in the Ford do?

re: Seatow in Venice

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/23/26 at 7:20 am to
LOL.... No incident. Just curious with all of the duck hunters going out and getting into places that their traditional boats can't go and some places where mud boats can't and you need an airboat.

Seatow in Venice

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/22/26 at 5:10 pm
Does Seatow in Venice have an airboat?

re: Ground beef 'chubs'

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/22/26 at 4:00 pm to
How does this get downvoted?

Wild Duck Recipes

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/22/26 at 3:58 pm
Have a mess of teal breast from last weekend after a couple of successful hunts. Usually do either gumbo or poppers with them. I did make Chef Jean Paul's camp style duck l'orange last year and it was good.

Wondering what else you guys do with wild duck. Need ideas.
Hunted Venice Saturday and Sunday. Limited both days. We had some birds on our lease but it wasn't like years past.

Saw a lot of mottled ducks but no pintail or gadwall.

If we don't get new birds, going to be tough next weekend.

re: Creating a Reef

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/15/26 at 12:43 pm to
Well its only going to be there until the next storm comes through.

But, to me, this is the same as the shoot, shovel, shut up crowd.

re: Chene waders

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/11/26 at 4:42 pm to
I bought a pair of the S2's last year in Shadow Grass. Hunt from boat mostly, so dont wear them a ton but when I did I liked them.

I do own a lot of their other gear- shell, several jackets, and bibs. Love everything they make. I appreciate and am willing to pay a little more for a quality product that the manufacturer is willing to stand behind.

re: Teal Sightings

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/11/26 at 7:04 am to
Argentina - one of the four or five teal they have there and you can def cross off you list there.

re: Teal Sightings

Posted by MarsellusWallace on 9/10/26 at 9:36 pm to
Buddy rode around Venice today and he said it was very slim.
Spot on.

Also, for someone who has to wear dress shoes everyday - suite and tie pre-covid - higher quality shoes last longer due to better craftsmanship. a $500 pair of shoes will last a long time if you take care of them. Longer than the sub $200. Would you like to replace cheap shoes every year or get nicer shoes that can hold up.

To put it in the mouth breathers lexicon, do you want a $17 Wal Mart fishing rod or do you want the nicer Penn/Shimano rod? Same difference.