ragincajun03

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That HEB across the street used to be nice. Don’t know now.

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It is still nice. Great beer selection. But I prefer the sushi at the Kroger across due to my personal preferences.

And in fact, I do all my regular grocery shopping at HEB. Normally grab the household weeks worth of stuff on Fridays, and always go to HEB for that, with periodic trips to the local butcher. It’s just that specific Kroger I like for those select things.

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interesting. we definitely don’t have the same Kroger then. My Kroger sushi looks like gas station sushi.

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So something to keep in mind, I don’t like all sorts of avacado or cucumber crunch in my sushi. In fact, I’m not much a huge sushi fan.

However, the Kroger at Buffalo Speedway & Westpark, I’ll grab that once every other week for lunch.

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Remember when the earth was supposed to run out of oil by 2000

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We were about to, but God put more dinosaur bodies in the ground for us.

Don’t take my “take that” comment so seriously, baw.

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What about the other 2 months in the year?

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Do without. Tis a small sacrifice in the grand scheme of saving our planet from extinction.

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NEW YORK, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Devon Energy and Coterra Energy are exploring a potential merger, in a deal that could create one of the largest independent U.S. shale producers, people familiar with the matter said.

A possible combination, which would ?rank among the largest between U.S. energy producers in recent years, comes ?as U.S. crude prices remain pressured by a near-term global oil glut and the prospect of higher supplies entering the market in coming years from Venezuela.

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Devon has a market value of around $24 billion, while Coterra is worth about $20 billion. Devon and ?Coterra ?did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

While energy dealmaking was subdued in 2025, versus prior record-breaking years, arguments for consolidation among U.S. oil and natural gas producers remain valid. Benefits include economies of scale which would help control costs within a ?depressed price environment for ?crude, as well ?as securing additional resources at a time when many shale basins are maturing and new prime development land is at a premium.

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Both companies have operations across multiple shale formations, with both ?present in the Delaware portion of the Permian basin in Texas and New Mexico and Oklahoma's Anadarko basin.

Devon also has assets in South Texas' Eagle Ford play, as well as North Dakota's ?Williston basin. Coterra has a significant presence in ?Appalachia, having been formed in 2021 through a merger of Cimarex Energy and Marcellus-focused Cabot Oil & Gas.

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LINK

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need at least 3 more in Odessa.
the two we have are way too fricking crowded.

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The one in Midland at 250 & 158 is always crowded AF.

Smells like fear.

Found them.

It would be awesome for them them to get a TD handle, and for Chicken to form a separate board for energy industry folks and discussion.

Who you trying to send noods to?