Nathan Rinks

@DylanDittrich Fantastic to see my cousins are now the poster children for the beer skate 😎😎😎

Give the Hurricanes a lot of credit for coming ready with big inventory. The skates were apparently priced at: $12 if you bought a beer (not including the beer). $19 without. Let's assume 75% bought a beer. 25% just the cup. That's $64k in revenue just for the skates.

The exact moment started Indiana Pacers - New York Knicks Playoff Rivalry: John Starks headbutted Reggie Miller in Game 3 of the 1993 Knicks-Pacers playoff series, earning an immediate ejection.

THIS. IS. MAY. #Indy500

A literal nazi tattoo candidate

There was a time that a nazi tattoo would be disqualifying for a political candidate, especially a democrat.

@hasanthehun Rich nerds that pretend to be of the people

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Showing up to my local muni with my new McLaren Golf hat, irons and bag.

Brendan Sorsby has entered a gambling addiction program for sports betting, which could end his college career. The second paragraph of this story is remarkable.

Everything you need to know about McLaren Golf's Series 1 and Series 3 Irons The wait is finally over for McLaren's first golf clubs. The supercar maker and F1 racing team officially kicked off its new venture Wednesday evening at a launch party tied to this week's Cadillac Championship and concurrent Miami Grand Prix by announcing its first two sets of golf clubs: the McLaren Golf Series 1 and Series 3 irons. All in on MIM The company’s inaugural iron designs are built entirely around Metal Injection Molding (MIM). MIMing has gained traction in golf-equipment manufacturing over the past decade, allowing designers to create more complex internal geometries and achieve tighter tolerances than traditional forging or casting. It also enables the use of a proprietary steel developed from a blended powdered material. Both feature a structural mesh on the back of each clubhead, adding support while trimming roughly 2–3 grams of mass. That may not sound like much, but in club design, every gram counts. The mesh is also a callback to McLaren's roots in car design, as the pattern mimics similar structures on McLaren Automotive's supercars like the GTS and 750S. A playable blade The Series 1 takes on a traditional muscle-back profile aimed at better players and tour pros. With weight savings from the mesh, the club incorporates a silicone dampening system to enhance feel, as well as tungsten weighting. Tungsten placement shifts the CG progressively from low to high through the set, and also from heel to toe. Paired with a progressive offset package, the long irons are designed to guard against a right miss, while the short irons remain neutral. Supercharging players distance The larger, more forgiving Series 3 fits into the performance cavity-back category. Here, the mesh and tungsten remain, but the mass is concentrated more centrally. That’s achieved through a carbon-fiber bonnet housing a tungsten weight, along with a smaller toe weight. The central piece doubles as a calibration weight, allowing McLaren to fine-tune head weights to extremely tight tolerances while also offering a lighter head option. My take: Thanks to the MIM construction process, both the Series 1 and Series 3 irons take a trend we've started to see in the equipment space by making irons that play like the category above them. For instance, the Series 1 irons are playable to the point where more than just traditional blade players might be able to game them, and the Series 3 irons are going to have the forgiveness and speed of something in the players' distance category while looking more like a traditional cavity back. As you'd expect from a supercar company, neither of these irons is shy of speed. Rose's fingerprints are all over the Series 1 with the progressive CG and offset to help reduce his right-miss tendency. Series 3 is something that really intrigues me, and I could see landing in my bag. McLaren is making a big statement in the golf space that should bring new ideas and innovation. The obvious next step would be Series 2 irons, but as Rose teased earlier this week, eventually there will be a whole bag of McLaren clubs from which to choose.

@jasonc_nc McDonald’s has a cheap double cheeseburger. Crazy to think the family owned pub on Main Street can’t charge the same. I mean…. total failure of the community college business classes 😎

You should open a coffee shop and dominate the market with that top program MBA.

@FinEngineer77 @jasonc_nc Imagine comparing the costs of a multibillion dollar coffee chain that can buy every ingredient in bulk and get better pricing to a mom & pop coffee shop.

Hi. Restaurant and coffee shop owner here. Almond milk runs 2.2x the cost of whole milk. Oat milk is 2.4x, macadamia is 4x and soy is ~2x. We charge more because it costs us more, not because all of us are engaged in a rightwing plot against people who prefer alternatives.

World War 8 was my favorite

Brendan Sorsby being driven to gambling therapy.

I have for real never seen it get this insane inside a @Chilis location but that's the @CarsonHocevar effect

@ClubConcrave @indywright

@9JustinKing @NASCARONFOX I mean they talked about the Toyota problem for much of the final stage until the one remaining Toyota at the front crashed 🤷🏻‍♂️

@NASCARONFOX How come the rest of the toyotas dont have a hard time getting pushed? He would blame it on toyota.

"We gotta figure out how to be pushed better. So, I take responsibility on that."- Bubba Wallace x.com/NASCARONFOX/st…

hey @Chilis. we’re on the way!!!!!

Carson Hocevar celebrated his first NASCAR win in style, driving while hanging outside of the car!

DOWN GOES #12‼️‼️

Mike Vrabel was spotted being driven to counseling.