RBMojo

@its_The_Dr These cats are a hoot to ride with!

Wow they can Maneuver the lift to fit in for a situation like that. Never really seen Repo’s much.

@BigBoyVol Well, I’m no angel …

I might steal your diamonds or bring you back some gold

Dig it

@swagoszn_ Got two tacos and a couple of colas … they priced in the ‘platter’ with (not asked for) a splat of beans/rice … $30 + minimum 15%tip requested. A tip for pushing a foam pack of a ‘platter’ … no, thanks. Got me once …

Food trucks were supposed to be the budget option. Now they cost the same as sit-down restaurants. Eating on a sidewalk shouldn’t cost restaurant prices.

@UNDEFEATED_BRO @LarryInMissouri A man with a vision and relentless drive

I got an engineering job there in 2006. AKM knew your name and always greeted you. On your birthday he personally left you a voicemail wishing you a happy birthday. I'll be forever in debt to him for giving me a chance, his leadership, how he grew the area, the industry, and myself.

Happy Birthday to the late Aubrey McClendon, out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Aubrey McClendon’s legacy in Oklahoma is a highly polarized tale of a visionary “wildcatter” who fundamentally transformed Oklahoma City’s economy and skyline, balanced against a reckless risk-taker whose career ended in financial ruin and federal antitrust indictments. As the co-founder and long-time CEO of Chesapeake Energy, McClendon was a driving force behind the American shale revolution, pioneering hydraulic fracturing ( fracking) techniques that reshaped global energy markets. In Oklahoma City, he is remembered as a civic champion who used his massive fortune to fund local institutions, develop world-class public spaces, and bring major league sports to the state. However, his aggressive, debt-fueled business model led to his ouster from Chesapeake in 2013, followed by a tragic death in a 2016 car crash just one day after being indicted by a federal grand jury for bid-rigging—On March 2, 2016, less than 24 hours after the indictment, McClendon died at age 56 when he drove his vehicle at high speed directly into an Oklahoma City bridge embankment without wearing a seatbelt—Ultimately, his legacy remains heavily divided. To detractors, he personified the dangerous, over-leveraged excesses of the fracking boom. To many Oklahomans, however, he remains a beloved icon whose unbridled optimism and immense civic pride lifted Oklahoma City into a modern, major-league metropolis; 7-14-1959 to 3-2-2016…..

What kind of cheap clothes were they selling us that we all had to buy fabric shavers some years ago? When was the last time you looked at a sweater and thot, I need to shave these little balls off my sweater?

@henryolsenEPPC @marcthiessen I never looked forward to looking back … John Hiatt

Tell me you're not old enough to recall the 1970s 50s-nostalgia craze exemplified by American Graffiti and Happy Days without telling me that.

Just try a listen …

@IkeNotabot @davidfholt He denies the problem and it is obviously growing city wide.

@rbmojo @davidfholt Approached by pan handlers in the drive-thru about half the time recently. This had never happen until it started a couple years ago. Mentioned similar things to the Mayor but he just hid my comment.

Here are some of the key paragraphs from the speech by Fed Governor Chris Waller, which struck markets as quite hawkish (link below). This has two immediate implications: First, it contributed to a notable increase in market expectations for Fed rate hikes (Bloomberg tables below); and Second, it has heightened the importance of this week's US CPI and PPI inflation data. federalreserve.gov/newsevents/spe… #economy #markets #federalreserve

@20th_Centurygal Neil Young, ‘sleeps with angels’

The world ends in 10 minutes... What song are you listening to one last time?

@FrankBr05713205 When my dad was laid off from Rockwell as a draftsman he worked at our local Sinclair. I loved going there as a youth - burgers from the Dairy Queen, the smell of tires, hosing the driveway …

Who remembers the old Sinclair service stations with the big dinosaur on top? When I was young, I always loved to see it when my father stopped at Sinclair for gasoline and a quart of oil for the old Rambler station wagon.

I don’t use my iPhone 16 that much more than before, but the battery has degraded to needing a charge by mid afternoon … done all that Apple suggests … no improvement. Did they decide that I’m someone they want to buy a new phone?

@1st_12151791 @nypost Saw Bruce in Austin 25yrs ago. I’m not his biggest fan, but the show was super - and no politics.

@nypost He is correct. Over 20 years ago I went to see Springsteen. He started with the political crap and fans started booing. As he continued it got louder until he stopped. I never wanted to go see him again.

Mick Jagger says fans don't want political lectures at concerts after Bruce Springsteen's anti-Trump speeches trib.al/X6RL4vJ

From a @wsj editorial

The Smithsonian / magazine and primary location / has lost the way and is a critic of all things American now. Time to step back.

@20th_Centurygal 1964

Who's the best tribute band you've ever seen live?