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Just curious - Does anyone know if Allie did, in fact, ever do any marketing posts for the tallow business before 💩 hit the fan and her and Steven split?

I know this isn’t the usual question/commentary in this Reddit feed. But here goes:

In season 3, episode 3 when they go to the cattle auction one of the guys says “black always sells better” referring to the cows. So my question is: why do the black cows bring in more money than the brown ones did (although the black cows looked a little bigger)? Also, what do the people that buy these cows do with them?

Why would the McBee family sell the cows that can make their business money? Was it simply to get money quick for the debt they are in? This isn’t their first auction, so it seems like a normal practice.

Is it farmers selling and buying each other’s cows? I’m so confused.

Edited to add more questions: why do the heifers make less at auction when they’re the cows that can reproduce. 🤣

Hi everybody,

I’m writing this post for my mother. She has type 2 diabetes. Her doctor keeps prescribing her a GLP1 and insisting she take it. However, she cannot afford this. Her insurance will NOT approve a GLP1 by any means, even after doctor sent in a prior authorization. These meds are ranging from $1,100 to $1,600 per month. She can’t pay that. She was on Ozempic for 3 months and it dropped her A1C into a healthy range, but she can’t sustain paying $1,000 per month for the med.

How do I start the process of getting her set up for a compounded tirzepatide?
Am I understanding correctly that I’d need to find a company to use (recommendations appreciated) and then find an online pharmacy that actually uses said compounding company?

For reference, we are in Illinois.
Any info is so helpful as my mom is suffering with inflammation due to her A1C currently being at 8 and it’s causing joint and bone pain.

Thank You so Much!

I’m trying to figure out if Quad was actually in a relationship with King or if this was a storyline made for television.
His personality is as dry as a damn pretzel. What could they possibly have in common?!

Hi,

Did anybody here experience a hematoma following their c-section? At 2 weeks my dr said she didn’t remember seeing this softball sized lump that feels like a baby womb on my incision. I’ve felt it since my release from hospital a week after giving birth, although my main focus was my BP at the time since I ended up back in the hospital and stayed 4 days with bad preeclampsia following my original release with baby.

Anyways, I googled and googled and came to the conclusion it was normal but swore I’d never want another baby again if this thing is going to keep getting bigger after each additional C-section (I had nothing but a beautiful clean cut after my first CS).

I am plus-sized and was extremely swollen due to the preeclampsia, so I can see how my doctor could have missed it.

She’s having ne schedule an ultrasound for the nearly 15x15 “possible” hematoma. She said there’s really nothing they could do about it and it would go away on its own if that’s what it was but would take several months and possibly could take up to a year.

Anybody have any information on this? Should I worry? Will it really go away? How long did yours take to go away? Could scheduling an appt and getting it seen earlier have prevented this? I’m really kicking myself for all the research I did on this and thinking it was normal and that at 6 weeks I could begin massages for it to go down. Dr. Told me no amount of massaging will make that go away, but with time it will reduce in size.

Thanks to any info provided.

Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone could tell me the difference here and if it’s a big deal in NFL?

I seen Pavia (which I remember from Netflix sports docs that I love to watch) went undrafted for the 2026 season. But, he signed a 3 year contract with the Ravens.

So, what’s the difference and is it a big deal?

Do drafted players make more money?

Are drafted players more of a starter vs a bencher that’s hired for backup incase someone that’s a regular stsrter is injured?

Or is the “drafted” status just THAT - a status title?

Honestly, I rarely ever catch actual NFL games, unless I catch a bit of the Packers play with my mom who’s a fan. However, I’ve really come to love the sports docs on Netflix and have actually learned how Football/Basketball are played (and different rules of the games) via documentaries.

I get lost in all of the questions swirling in my head regarding politics of the NFL, the draft, and how their contracts work.