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Well, it's been a while. In the short amount of time since I last posted here, the U.S. has a new president, GTA 6 has been delayed again, Fallout has had two seasons on Amazon, and the Rays have released another stadium rendering. Oh yeah, and the team was sold.

Yet Half-Life 3 still hasn't been released.

Why are we all here? Because, like anything in life, we always have to have some constants. One of those constants is the Rays and their stadium issues, which I've written about in depth for years. It’s one of those things that you would have thought would be solved by now, but you’re also not surprised that it hasn’t been. But hey, I guess we all need some reliable things.

Anyways, let

So currently looking for a place to get a nice long board for a family member around the area. I tried searching around on and the recommendation seemed to be only on skate shops that sell skate boards, not things like loaded longboards. Are there any local places that you all would recommend that have a great selection of long boards?

Other recommendations it seem to focus on more Houston and San Antonio.

A few things have happened since we last discussed the Rays Stadium Saga. For starters, Pinellas County and Saint Pete approved their portion of the funding for the stadium, Tropicana Field’s roof was torn to pieces, and the Rays did not acquire the funding needed for the stadium in time. They are now playing in Tampa, and Epic Universe is now open. A lot has happened personally, but there’s no need to cover those areas as much. Those are well covered by the traditional media and by fans on social media. I want to dig more into the niche areas of the Stadium Saga.

This brings us to the next part. Why am I writing? After so long, why even mention any of this?

Now, let's delve into the recen

A few things have happened since we last discussed the Rays Stadium Saga. For starters, Pinellas County in Saint Pete approved their portion of the funding for the stadium., Tropicana's field roof was torn to pieces, and the Rays did not secure the necessary funding for the stadium in time. They are now playing in Tampa, and Epic Universe has opened. A lot has happened personally, so there's no need to cover those areas in as much detail. Those are well-covered by traditional media and fans on social media. I want to dig more into the niche areas of Stadium Saga.

This brings us to the next part. Why am I writing? After so long, why even mention any of this?

Now, let's delve into the recent