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So my friend who is a DIII college coach just called and asked if I could take Friday off and go to Bethpage next weekend because they don't allow just one coach to travel with the team. Oh and a round at the Red course is included. I have an excite.
Finished another book that's been on my shelf forever and always meant to read, but figured I had to be in the right frame of mind because of how heavy the subject matter is: Man's Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl. If you're not familiar, Frankl was a psychiatrist who survived Auschwitz...
Booooo
What does "official" even mean in this context? Not like it was a tournament. Who cares what the course is telling people, it's a hole in one! Nice job!
What should truly be a red flag is when an big corporation owes you money and says
"Hey the way we'll figure out the exact amount is send one of our employees over. You DEFINITELY should NOT hire your own expert to double check us. They're all crooks! One hundred percent of them! You can...
Just remember that the insurance company's adjuster works for the insurance company, not you. If the damage is truly significant, consider hiring a public adjuster who works for you.
Probably my east coast bias, but I would think the Carolinas would be hard to beat with their combo of weather, cost of living, and sheer number of golf courses.
I've seen a lot of this take on sports radio and twitter. But what would a team give up for a guy that is 36, currently injured, and a free agent at the end of the year? I think they did fine all things considered.
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