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Fletcher in Houma has a lineman program that is very good for getting his foot in the door. My son (22) has several friends that went through it and are making damn good money. Most of them for powering construction companies and not your Utilty, Entergy, Sleca, CLECO.

I get along with my boss. We worked together at a previous place and he left. He left and went to another company. He called and recruited me to go with him and made it worth my while pay wise. We talk everyday and get along great

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good alternatives for a surplus of shrimp?

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De head them and freeze them. I buy at least 200lbs of shrimp a year.
Shrimp stew
Routeed shrimp
Boiled shrimp
Shrimp fajitas
Fried shrimp
Shrimp spaghetti

Wild caught Louisiana Shrimp is the cleanest, most organic protein you can buy right now. And if you but them off the boat the cheapest too.

Only ever had Whataburger and Five Guys.

1. Five Guys
2. Whataburger

Five Guys is a good burger, just high AF.

Garrett Hartley kicked the Saints to the Superbowl.

RIP coach, forever a legend!

I've asked what's in something before but I never specifically asked for a recipe.

I do it on the beach in Grand Isle. 2 sticks, 100 yards line, about 30 yards from first stick put your first bait. A bait every 5 yards every yards after that. Between every 4th bait put a weight. To hold your line down.


My mom's dad use to run a couple 1,000 yard trot lines out of a boat for crabs in Lake Des Allemands. They used salted cow lips for bait. I dont even know if you can buy cow lips anymore.

I always wanted to try it out of a boat but never got around to it.

At 18 I worked in a fab yard and our Company President was also an owner in a local bank. Every new hire that came in through orientation went through his spill of getting into a 401k. He showed us what putting just $1000 a yr into a 401k would amount to at retirement age. I headed his advice and Lord willing and the market keeps growing Ill have close to 2mil at 59. My wife has more than me.

So my best financial decision were investing early in a 401k, and marrying a frugal woman who now makes more than me.

My son just made 22, he already has about 25k in a traditional IRA, rolled over from a previous job, 10k in a Roth and about 15k in his new company's 401k. He's well on his way to retiring early. He also has some stocks that he dabbles in that hes doing surprising well with.

Just put me in front a really good sushi bar. Bluefin toro, uni, salmon roe with a quail egg, a bunch of sashimi heavy on the yellowtail, grilled snapper collars, real wasabi, half dozen raw bayside oysters, and for desert a pack of lifesavers.