I have heard nothing from her mouth that makes any sense at all.
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I have heard nothing from her mouth that makes any sense at all.
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Oh, c'mon, MAN!!!!
Isn't there at least ONE person here that you would consider a "twit?"
I mean, it could be me, but I don't do Twitter.
I heard she was planning a NASA mission to the sun. When asked, "Don't you know that's impossible because the sun will burn up any spacecraft that gets near it?" She replied, "I've got it all figured out, we will travel at night."
Its impressive she can't put a complete sentence together. She was on a podcast with a couple of guys and when asked about cow farts, she commented "we" need to look into factory cow farming its wild! Then got all bug eyed and never completed her thoughts. After a pregnant pause the interviewers went on.
WTF did that even mean? Has she ever read a book or been to a ranch? I know it's NY where she lives, but upstate and western NY has lots of small cattle ranches and dairy herds, all of which I've seen are family owned. I'm sure there may be a commercial ranching operation out there like Braums has in Okla, but most are family owned.
WTF did that even mean? Has she ever read a book or been to a ranch? I know it's NY where she lives, but upstate and western NY has lots of small cattle ranches and dairy herds, all of which I've seen are family owned. I'm sure there may be a commercial ranching operation out there like Braums has in Okla, but most are family owned.
I'm pretty sure the Braums family still owns that operation.
You may be right. I remember when they were HQ in Ponca and just asked for permission to block off a little used street so their semi's could have room to back in without interference from cars. They moved the entire business to its current location in retaliation for the city not allowing that.
I kind of equated with a commercial operation having their own herd as a commercial ranching business. Maybe that doesn't hold water?
I'm not sure. From what I understand, a lot of "family" farms and ranches could be considered "corporate" or "commercial" because they are, in fact, corporations, especially the ones that have been around for a few generations. After a couple of generations, they have so many heirs with a stake in the farm that the only way it can operate is for it to be a corporation with the heirs owning the stock (corporate, not literal), and only some of them actually working the farm/ranch.
So, it's still a family farm, but it's also a corporate farm. I'm not sure, but I think that's how Braums is structured--the family owns the corporation, which in turn owns the farm, stores, and so forth.
BTW, that same "block off a street" happened in Norman with the Hiland Dairy, but Norman let them block off the street. I'm guessing the example from Ponca played a role in that decision.
