On The Border in College Station is locked up. What happened? Employees you can send me anonymous DMs ! pic.twitter.com/4XUmaa7d3E
— 🚨 Rusty Surette (@KBTXRusty) February 22, 2025
tunefx said:
Rusty, be an investigative reporter. FOIA county. Look at public property tax records, etc. You know, journalism 101.
It probably didn't help that Lupe's was 100 yards away with much better food.Highway6 said:
Wow, a Tex-Mex place going broke in a college town. That food must have been awful
If this was a "lockout," the landlord should have posted the statutory notice. Same thing if it was a tax seizure. The chains may just be due to the glass door and not wanting to make it easy if someone is willing to break things to get in.1939 said:
Can't believe that place was still open. And Rusty should know that when there is a chain on the front doors of a building it's because they didn't pay their rent.
BMX Bandit said:tunefx said:
Rusty, be an investigative reporter. FOIA county. Look at public property tax records, etc. You know, journalism 101.
Is this "story" really worth that minimal effort?
Isn't that what happened to The Dirty Sock?twk said:If this was a "lockout," the landlord should have posted the statutory notice. Same thing if it was a tax seizure. The chains may just be due to the glass door and not wanting to make it easy if someone is willing to break things to get in.1939 said:
Can't believe that place was still open. And Rusty should know that when there is a chain on the front doors of a building it's because they didn't pay their rent.
Common people, tell Uncle Rusty your unverifiable, gossipy problems.tunefx said:
Rusty, be an investigative reporter. FOIA county. Look at public property tax records, etc. You know, journalism 101.
MemphisAg1 said:
I remember when they served decent food.
Then they cut corners to reduce cost and it showed in the quality of their product.
I never went back.
Yes, for them it was tax related.torrid said:Isn't that what happened to The Dirty Sock?twk said:If this was a "lockout," the landlord should have posted the statutory notice. Same thing if it was a tax seizure. The chains may just be due to the glass door and not wanting to make it easy if someone is willing to break things to get in.1939 said:
Can't believe that place was still open. And Rusty should know that when there is a chain on the front doors of a building it's because they didn't pay their rent.
Found a ten-year-old thread about it. It linked to a KBTX story, but it has been removed. Wanna bet it was Rusty hard at work?Rapier108 said:Yes, for them it was tax related.torrid said:Isn't that what happened to The Dirty Sock?twk said:If this was a "lockout," the landlord should have posted the statutory notice. Same thing if it was a tax seizure. The chains may just be due to the glass door and not wanting to make it easy if someone is willing to break things to get in.1939 said:
Can't believe that place was still open. And Rusty should know that when there is a chain on the front doors of a building it's because they didn't pay their rent.
Long John Silver did not bite the dust. It was demolished and is being rebuilt on the same spot.Artimus Gordon said:
After long John silver, and red lobster bit the dust it is not surprising to see this one go. Burn out happened pretty quick because the quality was not there. They lasted.longer than expected because of 20,000 new students coming to town every year.
