Sinton

And once, once they bought into that kind of, of, of, of moral degradation, then they'd buy into anything.

Uh, I, I remember even, uh, having lunch, uh, with, with Father, um, with Bishop, um, uh, Rene Gracida, uh, down in Sinton, uh, where he lived during, during his, uh, retirement after he was Bishop of Corpus Christi.

He said that there was, there were books they were publishing back then advocating that, um, that members of these monastic communities go and stay with each other in their rooms and, and, uh, snuggle in bed.

This, this, this kind of nonsense.

I, I think that sounds about right to me.

And then region three and versus region four, Columbus versus Sinton.

I still feel pretty good about that match-up as well.

Uh, 3AD2.

Um, and that's about as far as I remember up to then.

My, my first memory Was we were living in a place called Sinton, Texas.

And all of these places I mentioned, Texas is a huge state, so there's either the cities or there's country towns, and I've bounced around to both.

Um, but I was living in Sinton, Texas this time.

It's down by Cor- Corpus Christi with my mom, and we were staying with my grandparents, as far as I can remember, on a ranch.

Uh, my mom met my stepdad at that, at that time, and I was probably, like, three or four years old.

And I remember, um, that my mom would take me over to my stepdad's house, and he had, like, a little duplex apartment, and they were having their relationship.

And he was a basketball coach at Sinton, Texas.

Christi.Well, the Ag Awareness Days are going to be taking place in Nueces County here on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 13th and 14th.

And the following week, our neighbors over in San Patricio and Aransas County will be conducting a similar event for those elementary school students at the fairgrounds in Sinton.

Now, Nueces County coordinators tell me that they're expecting some 500 elementary school students from five different independent school districts, as well as some small groups of homeschool students.

They'll be exposed to some 10 teaching stations that will be held around the fairgrounds during the day, and those topics include livestock production, dairy production, what it takes to make milk and ice cream, as well as growing cotton and why cotton and natural fibers are so important in our daily lives, as well as growing feed grains and cereal crops, and the all-important vegetable production.

Yeah, when you get barbecue, that, you, you eat it all.

So this Texas barbecue joint, uh, it's called Butters Barbecue in Sinton, Texas, says that the cost of brisket is eating up 70% of their grocery bill.

70%?

70%.

And he says a lot of restaurants are discontinuing some products because it's so cost prohibitive to have it on the menu.

Butters Barbecue in Sinton announced on a Facebook post they're no longer going to serve brisket either.

And that's Texas barbecue.

That's the staple.

Hey, we've been to Butter's.

In Sinton, Texas, is making a big change to its menu.

Go on.

Butter's Barbecue will no longer... be offering brisket on their menu.

I mean, hey.

Yeah.

If you're in Sinton, Texas, it's hard to get people to pay $25 a pound for brisket.

But imagine

Let's go to the coast.

Corpus Christi, Cal Allen, and Sinton.

Coastal bend powers that are both coming off losses, which makes this, I think, really interesting.

So Cal Allen last week got handled by Gregory Portland.