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what is not factual about Calloway, golf channel, the tour, golf galaxy all cutting ties with good good?




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lukewarm at most Internet mob?
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You think multiple companies all decided to cut loose an entity making them loads of money for a lukewarm at most Internet mob?


You continuing to repeat it doesn’t make it true.
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In lockstep all these companies cut them like a bad habit.


That’s counterintuitive to your own argument. :lol:
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the fact that all of the above were EXPANDING their business dealings with Good Good, with zero end in site, until this ad.


You don’t have a multi year relationship with multiple hardware collaborations, a branded tv show, or front door advertisements and shelf space if you’re a “net negative.”

The guys were everywhere before this add.
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Good good made about 40 million in total revenue last year. Not profit, revenue.


Where are you seeing this?
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Actually it is. Thats 45 million the original owners split.


Uhhhh, no :rotflmao:
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I can’t wait for AI to truly discover the “worth” of a YouTube view

I think it’s exponentially overvalued and I think many companies are starting to see that. It’s purely been valued on engagement metrics with no real thought what those metrics mean


I’ll give it to these nerds, their conversion rates are insane. It’s why they get paid so much with exponentially less eyeballs than regular tv.
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Yall need senses of humor.


If you find this funny you are a brain dead moron.

The response is way over the top but the ad was straight up retarded and unfunny
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Is legal research/analysis/drafting really that token hungry? Maybe I'm wrong but I'd imagine it's at the lower end of the scale vs more STEM applications.


If you want it to be correct, yes.

I had it make slides for an all day tax training for me a few weeks ago. It is powerful in the fact that it got 6 or 8 hours of content formatted onto slides and actually did a good job.

The problem is the actual content was total slop. It ranged from pretty ambiguous to just straight up wrong. For it to pull the content and get it onto slides took about 30 minutes and I had to run it 3 times to get it decent enough I could edit the content.

It took a little over an hour for formatting and a few more hours of content edit, which is still way less than a staff person starting from scratch and it’s indisputably better at the “artsy” part of the presentation, but it’s a long, long way from actually replacing any of my staff.
He was on my little league team for a couple of years.

Hope this helps

re: Breaking 90s

Posted by CPA Yung Boi on 8/12/26 at 4:47 pm to
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am not looking to argue about golf here. There are different strategies that fit different skill sets. But sounds like my skill set is different than yours and my game is where it should be at this time.

Yes it easier to hit a green from 150 than 180, but for my game it's just a different club with the same swing.


No offense, but you’re always going to suck at golf with this attitude.

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As a managing partner, are you more inclined to pay a few grand a year for AI tools, or invest several hundred grand into a fresh associate who you have to train (and there's significant risk that they leave your firm for another once they've been trained up enough to be actually valuable to your firm).


The level of AI usage to replace an associate isn’t a couple of grand is a problem, especially if AI companies continue to move towards this token model.

Running Claude past the Haiku model, which you need to actually generate good work, can cost up to hundreds of dollars per prompt, and it can take several iterations of a prompt to get what you are looking for.

Look at some of what these companies are spending on their company wide AI rollout, it’s crazy.

Anecdotal, but our company rolled out and pushed the hell out of Claude, and within weeks we’re like “never mind, please be very careful, this shite is crazy expensive.”
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So no substance just laughter! I guess somethings never change with you!


The Louisiana state sales tax rate has changed at least 4 times, there have been two landmark federal income tax bills that are the starting point of state income tax, which Louisiana has subsequently eliminated. The goods and services subject to sales tax in Louisiana was GREATLY expanded.

Texas has cut property taxes at least twice since 2017, the increased the franchise tax threshold by over a million dollars, and allowed a full COGS deduction based on your federal return, which is worth tens of thousands in franchise tax to some companies.

Just bonus depreciation would suffice for making you look like a fool, but there’s too much other low hanging fruit.
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Here is an article in BR Business Report from 2017 that basically demonstrates regardless of rankings overall we pay about the same in taxes as our neighbors to the west.


A decade old tax article used as support for your argument :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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It’s not bad our low income tax and property tax make up for it compared to other states. Real estate is super cheap in Louisiana also


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Sir this is the OT. You're not allowed to use facts or logic to point out the absurdity of most of the posts on this board.


Louisiana consistently ranks as about the worst red state on total tax burden. Factor in how poor the average Louisianan is, and it has to be the worst. Only to be outdone by place like California, New York, and New Jersey
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Don't break your end of the contract just because they are breaking theirs.


I don’t know in Louisiana, but you can absolutely do this in Texas once certain conditions are met

re: Terrible living experience

Posted by CPA Yung Boi on 8/9/26 at 7:16 am to
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You can’t force them to manage their property differently.


Of course you can. What a dumb thing to say. Both parties have minimum obligations to meet

re: Golf in Funroe

Posted by CPA Yung Boi on 8/5/26 at 9:44 pm to
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Yeah you can just walk on at Squire any time.


Club Championship this weekend. No guests

re: Dallas Golf

Posted by CPA Yung Boi on 8/5/26 at 9:43 pm to
If you are in Lake Highlands, I don’t think there’s anything in your area in your price range. Only clubs that are close are Royal Oaks and Lake Highlands CC. Maybe DAC. If you could afford those on your budget, you probably would be on a waitlist for years anyway.

Some Invited clubs (formerly Club Corp) are in your budget, but they’re probably 45 minutes or more away with traffic. Hackberry Creek for example.

Clubs here are crazy expensive. Canyon Creek, which is a fine course, but does have a good club house, tennis facility, and membership is $50k initiation and $1k a month…. For a decent course.

And they’re all full, it’s insane. Just spend $600 a month on nice public facilities, imo. Texas Rangers, Grapevine Muni, Waterchase are all good courses. Sherrill Park, some of the Firewheel course, Pecan Hollow, and more are all serviceable and like $65 to play.
I’m not a 24 year old dork that wears joggers therefore I do not care
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First time homeowners have plenty of loan options. 3.5% down payment is fine.


Most people couldn’t cash flow the note with this little down