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Ojo Rojo

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  1. csb/Yesterday I was on the phone with a client - female business owner. Very capable and smart woman; a firecracker too. Anyway, her husband has been involved in the business, helping his wife in various ways and probably being a sounding board. So we're talking about this employee that they are letting go and out of nowhere he says, "You know, it's like Trump. Just think of all of the great things he would have done if the democrats had not gotten in his way. (Employee) is just like Nancy Pelosi - preventing us from doing all of these great things with our business." Silence. Then his wife says, "You know, Ojo Rojo is a liberal." I laugh into receiver. I don't talk politics, pretty much with anyone, let alone clients. I used to know this guy. It's obvious to me that he has been infected with brain worms./csb
  2. And this, my friends, is why I will never step foot in Disneyland/world/whateverthefuck.
  3. To the contrary. He should pop a bottle of champagne, having met his life's purpose.
  4. Honestly, at this point they should just shut down the football program and close the university.
  5. Well, we all say that all the time, but it's hyperbole for the lulz. Pussy damn well has been defeated. Patriarchy out front shoulda tol' ya.
  6. Because it's $34M/yr as opposed to $30M. 10/30 is $28M more over the life of the contract, but if he can sign another contract at the end of 8 years, when he's 35, for more than $14M per, then it's the same money over the same period. I admit I have no idea what a 35 y.o. Correa could hope to sign for; if $14M/yr even in the realm of possibilities. Also, I think this team is tight. I think he's got a special relationship with Altuve, and that he might take a little less money to stay. That's probably very naive on my part.
  7. I will never understand people who have so much to lose doing something so stupid to put it all in jeopardy.
  8. Man, it's going to suck to lose Correa. IMO, he's the guy who got this team over the "cheating" scandal. He stood up for everyone in the clubhouse and refused to take any shit from anyone. The team responded. That homer off Joe Kelly earlier this year shows what kind of clutch player Correa is. We need him if we want to keep the window open. 8yrs for 272M, something like that? Verlander and Greinke's money gotta go to somebody, right?
  9. I know he's dead.
  10. I'm usually late to the party and don't discover shit until it's been out for a few years. Just discovered Mac Miller. I'm probably the least likely Mac Miller fan in humanity (old, white, square), but I really like his music.
  11. He's just that kind of a special asshole.
  12. God I hate Joe Kelly. I really wish Marisnick would have charged the mound and beat that ass.
  13. No, not at all. It's this Sunday. Not hanging out with someone because of the college they attended is very...aggy. IDGAF. If they are cool people, they are cool people. OTOH, if they want to talk about ag shit or whatever the whole time it will be the last time we hang out.
  14. csb/My wife was driving through the neighborhood the other day and saw a kid out in front of a house wearing the school uniform for the school where our kids go. So she stopped and asked him if he went to "School X." He said he did. His mom appeared and she and my wife started talking. They exchanged numbers and started texting or whatever. The other mom eventually invited us over for a bbq. My wife took a few days to respond and the other mom eventually texted my wife and asked her, "Are you Longhorns? Did you see my Facebook?" My wife was a little taken aback. Like, why would she ask that? Turns out, she and her husband are both ags and she has ag-related shit on Facebook. She thought my wife saw it and decided against hanging out./csb
  15. I think the odds of re-signing Correa are very low. I hate it, but I think it's probably better for the team med and long term. I'd like to pick up Robbie Ray and Kris Bryant in the offseason to fill the holes we're going to have. Bryant can play third and move Bregman to short. Or play him in the OF or at 1st and let Diaz be your primary shortstop if you keep Bregman at 3B. Your lineup would be (not in batting order): Gurriel/Bryant 1B Altuve 2B Bregman/Diaz SS Bryant/Bregman 3B Brantley LF Meyers/Siri CF Tucker RF Castro/Stubbs C Alvarez DH SPs would be: Ray LMJ Framber Urquidy Odorizzi Luis Garcia Cristian Javier That's a solid 5-man rotation with 2 other SPs pitching out of the pen until needed to start. Who knows about promotions from the minors. Korey Lee at C, especially if we don't re-sign Maldy, Pedro Leon?, Pena?, Whitley? Solomon? Maybe yes? Maybe no? Maybe go fuck myself?
  16. This makes me long for some more Adam Reposa shit.
  17. Bodes well for the future with a Tucker-Meyer-Siri outfield foundation.
  18. First, get 100 billion dollars.
  19. I consider this a good thing. I have other interests. Now I will have more time for them.
  20. Banner year for Darwin awards.
  21. ISWYDT
  22. Right. I meant 1/5 of their 50% interest, which is equal to 1/10 of the total taxes owed on the property.
  23. Okay, where you have community property and kids outside of the marriage that existed on the date of death, 1/2 goes to the surviving spouse and half goes to the kids of the decedent. So her daughter should own 50% and his five kids own the other half in undivided interests. That is also how the property tax debt should be split: 1/2 to her daughter and 1/5 each to his five kids. The deceased sibling's share will pass to that person's heirs. It will be separate property though, if they were even married, since it was inherited. The property would go to the deceased siblings children equally, if any, with the surviving spouse, if any, having a life estate in 1/3. If the daughter got a deed after probate then her interest is secure. The affidavits of heirship should work for the others, including the deceased sibling's heirs, provided the title company and the lender involved in the sale will accept them. An affidavit of heirship is the least reliable form of conveyance of decedent's real property, so sometimes lenders and title companies won't accept them. But it's really going to be up to them. I would avoid the estate administration route unless you are required to in order to sell the land. Even then it might take too long to get an administrator appointed before the county forecloses on their tax lien. If that was going to happen then I would pony up the cash to pay the taxes and get reimbursed later when the property sells. I would avoid the county's foreclosure sale at all costs. To answer your question, though, in the event you do have to get an estate administration (you would have to have two in this case - one for the stepfather's father and one for his deceased child's interest), then you do have to get consents from all of the heirs for an independent administration. Costs of administration are born by the estate, so any money in the estate, including proceeds from the sale of real property, would be used to cover the costs, which will be mostly the attorney's fees. Some attorneys will require a retainer up front, so someone might have to come out of pocket for that. I typically would not in a probate or estate administration because the estate is going to have money enough to cover my fees and I didn't want to make an executor or administrator come out of pocket for that before they got access to estate funds.
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