Mezz
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Mezz
@for_yield
Finance, real estate, random musings, and various delights. Debt guy by trade. It's subjective and not advice.
Valhalla Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Here’s a set from the terrific 9-hole par-3 Cliffs Course at the Olympic Club.
Visually stunning from its perch above the pacific, Cliffs provides the perfect finishing touch after a day of testing your tournament game on the Lake or Ocean Courses.
I’m a big fan of this relatively recent trend of adding short courses (9 holers and par-3s) to the full size options at clubs and resorts. Hopefully it keeps up and continues to give us gems like this little beauty.




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Modelo had a great run in the first half of the 2020s. Guinness, same with you in 2025 through Q1'26
Asahi is taking the place as the number 1 beer in the US for the next 12 months
Pints Of Beauty@PintsBeauty
Plot twist…it’s not Guinness. Let's take a breather from the black stuff and showcase the beauty of 2 ice Cold Asahi in Osaka, Japan 🇯🇵
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This year I’ve been awakening to the notion that males may actually be more loving and loyal by nature than females
I observe by spending so much time with my brothers and their friends that men always look out for eachother, even if they’re at odds in some low level way
Women on the other hand have less tolerance for friction amongst themselves. I’m personally guilty of this
Men will be in debt to eachother, be irritated with eachother, and have ongoing conflict in some way but will still spend time together and journey on their mission. The “mission” can be as simple as continuing to hang out or something more complex like a business venture
Women, when facing uncomfortable feelings amongst eachother will burn a connection to the ground. Women often go low too, bringing up secrets and using personal information against eachother to try and quell their hurt ego when there is tension in the relationship
In comparison I see that men are loyal to eachother, keep secrets secret, are slow to abandon friendship, and are a lot more willing to face conflict head on than women (or just let things go a lot easier)
I think men are also more loving as mentioned above because they are very simple and honest in their approach to relationships, especially romantic. The way a man treats you is usually exactly how he feels about you. When he treats you well, it’s a testament to his good feelings. Even when he doesn’t treat you well, it’s an honest reflection of how he feels and with displays of honesty we understand that it can be a “true” display of “love”
When a man loves a woman it is often forever, even if it’s not an “in love” vibe. It’s a decision they make to love someone, and it lasts. While love is seen as an emotion, it’s moreover a choice for men and they see it logically. This is why I believe men are the real yearners. You see those comments online about men getting their heart broken in middle school and never getting over it…. Yea…. This is what I mean. When they love, they love hard and true. Women on the other hand can feel totally in love one day, and totally indifferent the next (another thing I know I am guilty of). Their feelings are a lot more fleeting, shifty, inconsistent…. and they are by nature more fickle
In sharing this I am in no way trying to make women out to be totally lacking loyalty or love. It’s also not a competition to point out how each gender operates and who is better at what as a way to create superiority. I do think though, that it is helpful to see the ways men operate and give credit to them because I think women misunderstand them heavily. The lack of understanding creates discord amongst the harmony everyone’s ultimately trying to get to in society. Instead of getting mad at men, why don’t we look at them honestly?
I’ve come to recently appreciate the way men act amongst eachother and am grateful to all examples shown to me, even the ones here with men who interact with this account 🙏🏼💙

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Asahi is so much worse outside of Japan/Asia the recipe and ingredients are different
Mezz@for_yield
Modelo had a great run in the first half of the 2020s. Guinness, same with you in 2025 through Q1'26 Asahi is taking the place as the number 1 beer in the US for the next 12 months
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@for_yield @PintsBeauty Feel like the Asahi we get in the states (brewed in Italy for whatever reason) doesn't hit the same
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@for_yield Biggest issue is their bottling. Tastes drastically different than on draft.
It has a grainy note that I never taste on Asahi draft, which is elite.
Bottled Modelo is a lot closer to their draft version.
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@MichaelSte2881 You are allowed to think my friend. You are allowed to say whatever you want. This is a beer drinker thread. I like beer. You like beer. This is not like those other threads
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@for_yield This is ridiculous, we are still very early in the Guinness takeover. Also Guinness has literally no competition, sapparo and kirin limit potential. Just thinking….
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This is like if you took one of those ideas from the Afters in your boys kitchen at 5am and then actually did it
Polymarket@Polymarket
We're excited to announce 'The Situation Room' by Polymarket is coming to Washington, D.C. The world's first bar dedicated to monitoring the situation. 🧵
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@antipushcart2 "You see Rory not talk to the media? I wouldn't do that if I was him"
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Lines frequently heard out of covidian golfers:
-how many more beers can we fit in the cooler?
-i don’t need lessons, just a new driver
-let me talk to the wife
-check out my new bad birdie shirt
-actually LIV is pretty cool, I like how they blast music at their tournaments
-have you listened to the latest fore play pod?
-do you take cash app?
-wait… you’re a member there? can i play sometime?
-my buddy who is a 1.3 handicap could beat an LPGA player if they played from the same tees
-you guys cool if i throw some music on?
-once my LAB putter comes in I’m pretty sure I’m breaking 90
🤡🤡🤡
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