Recently purchased a QM7K. Wonderful TV, but I am very disappointed in streaming TV that is supposed to have 1080 resolution. I'll be honest, my YouTube TV looks more like 720 instead.
For those of you that stream your content, do you feel the same way?
I used to have decent grass but my kids like to do their own training in the backyard. My son in particular, will spend a couple of hours each week working on his skills. But as you can see, there's not much left of my lawn.
I guess this is a price I am willing to pay as I am happy that my kids are motivated to work on their games.
Any of you all want to share what is left of your lawn/backyard?
An employment force that hates their work, small portions of food, sky rocketing prices for the food, and a customer base that is growing sour on the brand.
Tell me how this place will survive over the next 5 years as a food chain. There are many other fast food places that do 1000% better for value and as a business than Raising Canes.
My daughter recently made a ECRL SoCal team. We tried out for the RL Southwest team and see a noticeable drop in talent. There are a few decent players on the SoCal team but there is a difference in the overall quality of the team.
I think to myself whether this is worth it. There are a couple of DPL/NPL teams in the area that I know would beat this team.
My daughter comes from an NPL team from a smaller club. Both coaches are good and I guess I am leaning towards the RL SoCal team is from a much larger club and it has a better chance to draw better players going forward than the NPL team.
My question is whether or not I should make the jump?