Now please be sure to head down to your post office and pay the fee to get your box rekeyed. It'll only take 2 weeks but here's your key, the other two will be waiting in the box upon completion.
That Essay Potna is the biggest aggy fucktard on social media. Dude probably fellates Looch while scrolling through Figurelli's instagram on Sunday afternoons.
I was at HEB the other day (it was open, but closed the next day) and some lady had brought her CAT shopping with her. Made it a padded bed in the kids seat and everything. Get your damn house pet out of the grocery store and keep it at home where it belongs.
What are the odds he's looking at the death penalty for this one? Does Garza have the balls to go for it? And before you clowns come dick riding the anti-police agenda, this dude was a Caldwell County Constable, and seems about the exact opposite of the APD officers. From what I read on the news, he had to kick some rowdy drunk assholes out of the club, and the dude went to his car, grabbed his handgun, and shot the officer in cold blood and fled the scene. If that fucktard doesn't deserve a short drop or firing squad, I don't know who does.
I was south of the capitol grounds, and would frequent the RR district for lunch. Saw many a homeless person between 11th and 6th (thanks in part to the homeless shelter) and their shenanigans. Lady pooping on the sidewalk in broad daylight (just north of 11th and RR). Shooting up in the alley next to Elysium / Sip Haus. Many of the RFL crew hanging out on Congress running around talking to themselves. I admit, the few times I was north of the capitol, it was much quieter, but south was definitely ripe with homeless and drug addicts.
To play devil's advocate here: You are drawing employees from all directions, so moving an office any direction helps some, hurts others. Downtown made it equally painful for all parties involved but at least had proximity to the capitol for any leg session trips.
I bet we start seeing more changes in that sooner than later. Teacher Retirement moved their HQ recently away from 10th / 11th and Red River out to the Mueller area, and I bet several other agencies will be doing something similar. Buildings are falling into disrepair, and there's no room for expansion downtown, either due to lot restrictions or sight lines. Moving away from prime real estate brings in more cash when the state sells the facilities and buys cheaper properties away from the city center, and makes it easier on employees that don't want to commute downtown to watch homeless people shoot up and shit on the sidewalks. I say that, but TRS might be one of the more fiscally responsible agencies / entities in the state, so only time will tell.