Dazed and Confused didn't ring a bell?

Edit: cw beat me to the D&C reference.

combat wombat said:

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He was also in Dazed and Confused… my husband pointed that out.

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Him standing up drunk and then quickly sitting back down in his lawn chair is one of my favorite little moments in a movie full or great quotes and moments.

Wait, who was he in Dazed and Confused?

https://images.app.goo.gl/PAyYzgUk6EmiqEJ26

Benny

OMG. Totally see it now.

ChipFTAC01 said:

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combat wombat said:

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He was also in Dazed and Confused… my husband pointed that out.

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Him standing up drunk and then quickly sitting back down in his lawn chair is one of my favorite little moments in a movie full or great quotes and moments.

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Executed perfectly. He deserved an Oscar for that.

And he comes from a legendary Hollywood family. His great grandfather is Harry Warner, i,e., one of the founding Warner Bros.

ChipFTAC01 said:

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combat wombat said:

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He was also in Dazed and Confused… my husband pointed that out.

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Him standing up drunk and then quickly sitting back down in his lawn chair is one of my favorite little moments in a movie full or great quotes and moments.

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Yup. One of the funniest moments of all time. We've all been there and it summed it up perfectly.

And he was in 2 Fast 2 Furious...lol

Sadly, I've never seen Dazed and Confused.

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Sadly, I've never seen Dazed and Confused.

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YOU NEED TO WATCH IT ASAP.

Aaron4885 said:

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And he was in 2 Fast 2 Furious...lol

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I checked his IMDB page because I knew about D&C but when I found out about this my jaw dropped. I would never have guessed that was him

He also in another good movie I like play a Seal Tears of the Sun.

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Aaron4885 said:

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And he was in 2 Fast 2 Furious...lol

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I checked his IMDB page because I knew about D&C but when I found out about this my jaw dropped. I would never have guessed that was him

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Yep he was scrawny in that one compared to Rip but that was him (sans beard).

In case you missed the last 4 episodes. Quick recap.

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Are you wanting a Yellowstone edition or 50 Shades? I think the latter would sell better.

I agree with you on it selling better in different states than here.

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LOL, didn't catch the typo, but I'll take one of each?

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Does that version come with the "Big Ben's toolbox" option?

If you aren't familiar with the story, here's a link:

https://texags.com/forums/34/topics/1491350

Do yourself a favor and read the thread.

Just finished season 4. I've always had a love/hate relationship with this show. I think the end of season 2 was the high point of the series for me. However, this one was decent enough to keep me watching. Anyway, here are my thoughts. Spoilers abound.

I'll admit I've been wanting to see both Beth and Jamie go to the train station for some time, but over the edge. Sadly they both walked away.

I have always liked Jimmy the Meth Cowboy. His process of growing into a real cowboy has made me appreciate Jefferson White as an actor in way I didn't before, but I find myself no longer liking the Jimmy character as much. I guess they are going to make a 6666 Ranch spin-off of some sort, so we'll see how that goes.

At the end of last season, the woman with the flat tire was presumably shot dead. It wasn't clear what happened to her son, who was off searching for lost lug nuts. I figured he was going to become an adopted son for Beth and Rip, but they went a different route with Carter. I"m not that crazy about his character, but his age (when coming to the ranch) and background are much closer to Rip's. Probably makes for a better story line.

Cole Hauser is by far the best part of the show.

the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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AgAE said:

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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No, he's saying the sale price - key words "actual purchase" - add to it, you'll never know who all the actual investors are involved in the purchases. These things are buried under multiple entities layered within each one.

Not like the place was listed on MLS

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AgAE said:

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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The list price was the list price. The list price was not the sale price.

AgAE said:

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AgAE said:

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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The list price was the list price. The list price was not the sale price.

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I don't doubt that and I think most understand that real estate often sells for less than list (particularly when it's already been reduced 40%). But the post you disputed didn't say it sold for list price. It said it sold for under $200 million. I presume that is accurate.

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AgAE said:

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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The list price was the list price. The list price was not the sale price.

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I don't doubt that and I think most understand that real estate often sells for less than list (particularly when it's already been reduced 40%). But the post you disputed didn't say it sold for list price. It said it sold for under $200 million. I presume that is accurate.

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The ranch went pending in early 2021 by Taylor and his group. I was told in September by a friend that worked there for a few years that Taylor had bought it and was allowing the ranch hands to stay. I believe he purchased all three divisions that make up the 6666. It probably just officially went through but this has been in the works for nearly a year.

Yeah wasn't this discussed on here last year when the news originally came out?

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I don't doubt that and I think most understand that real estate often sells for less than list (particularly when it's already been reduced 40%). But the post you disputed didn't say it sold for list price. It said it sold for under $200 million. I presume that is accurate.

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It was not reduced 40%. The 6666 Ranch was originally listed at $341M for 266,000 acres. For whatever reason, it was decided to sell the three divisions (6666, Dixon Creek, Frisco Creek) all separately. Once they split them, the 142,000 main 666 ranch was listed for $192M. Dixon Creek was 114,000 acres and listed for $137M. Frisco Creek, the smallest, was 9000 acres for $12.2M.

All they did was split the listing into the 3 sections that make up the 6666.

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JCA1 said:

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AgAE said:

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JCA1 said:

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AgAE said:

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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The list price was the list price. The list price was not the sale price.

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I don't doubt that and I think most understand that real estate often sells for less than list (particularly when it's already been reduced 40%). But the post you disputed didn't say it sold for list price. It said it sold for under $200 million. I presume that is accurate.

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Obtuse about what? My only point was that you implied that Charpie was naive for thinking that the 6666 sold for list when she didn't even say that.

Bunk Moreland said:

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Yeah wasn't this discussed on here last year when the news originally came out?

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I'm not positive but very likely. Like I said, this has been out there for a while. In fact I think I was told it was a pending back in Jan of 2021 only because I know a guy that inquired about the Frisco Creek and called Sam Middleton. It was priced pretty well based on location and the history the ranch carries at $1300/acre.

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Old RV Ag said:

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JCA1 said:

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AgAE said:

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AgAE said:

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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The list price was the list price. The list price was not the sale price.

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I don't doubt that and I think most understand that real estate often sells for less than list (particularly when it's already been reduced 40%). But the post you disputed didn't say it sold for list price. It said it sold for under $200 million. I presume that is accurate.

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Obtuse about what? My only point was that you implied that Charpie was naive for thinking that the 6666 sold for list when she didn't even say that.

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I said no such thing about Charpie. My comments were to you as you were arguing with AgAE about people knowing the actual sale price. You're the one who seems confused.

OMG I AM SO HURT

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Charpie said:

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the 6666 sold. Original price was 341 million. It sold for under 200 million.

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/legendary-four-sixes-ranch-yellowstone-texas-taylor-sheridan-fame-officially-new-owner/287-8937977a-f1a7-4fdc-9e40-d59ad8158519

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That price is not correct. Trust me. No news agency , website or reporter has any idea what the actual purchase.

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Are you saying the list price is not accurate?

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The list price was the list price. The list price was not the sale price.

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I don't doubt that and I think most understand that real estate often sells for less than list (particularly when it's already been reduced 40%). But the post you disputed didn't say it sold for list price. It said it sold for under $200 million. I presume that is accurate.

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That is not accurate. There were three 6666 Ranch properties that sold. They all sold as a package and none sold for their list prices. None of the list prices for any of the 6666 Ranch properties were ever reduced, much less by 40%. I do not know where that came from. It amazes me how information is spread and stated as fact by people who have no clue what they are talking about. The same thing happened when the Waggoner Ranch sold.