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I guess we aren't going to achieve Diversity until everyone has exactly the same beliefs and opinions 🤷♂️
Riding 3 gives a team 75.8% chance of winning the game
The Florida Freedom rode three or more bulls for the fifth game in a row last night, and just like the previous four it resulted in a win. The Freedom beat the last-place New York Mavericks 262.25-82.25
Behind qualified rides from Thiago Salgado, Yan Victor Cunha, and John Crimber, the Freedom are now 11-4 and tied atop the league with the Austin Gamblers and Arizona Ridge Riders, whom they've outscored by 345.75 points and 905.75 points on the season respectively.
Crimber, the 2024 MVP, now leads the race once again in 2025.
🎥 @PBR
Trevor saves time at western stores by only looking at BLACK options for every clothing item.
POP QUIZ:
Check out the career numbers below. They belong to a single rider over a specific period of time. Bull Power using Probullstats bull power rating. The question is, how good do you think these numbers are relative to all riders, and who do you think the rider is?
A footnote to my earlier tweet - Jose Vitor Leme's UTB season earnings for 2025 add up to $52,138.19 per bull attempted. Not each qualified ride, but each time he nodded his head.
Jose Vitor Leme's 3rd world title sets an obscure record - fewest UTB season attempts by a world champion. 37 total. He rode 22 of those. 8 of those rides at the Finals. However... he does NOT get the fewest qualified rides en route to the title...
Trying to calculate out what route this guy took to Jacksonville FL without passing by any Waffle Houses or trailer parks. @ThatsRodeo
This bull is as equal to Cool Whip, just gets less headlines. They have almost the same numbers, and are the two most difficult active bulls that are still going to PBR events. 97.89% buckoff. Cool Whip is at 97.85.
My wife has a claim with @aflac for around 10K after a major surgery, and they have dicked around trying to pay it for a month and a half. Apparently they don't know how to do a direct deposit and won't just send a check ->
I don't know what happens when your entire country is a service economy and companies do everything they can to ensure their service sucks ass, but they've all hyper-optimized getting you to pay them.
And we are the kind of customer who keeps insurance viable. We pay and pay and rarely ever claim. I'd personally rather die because I can't afford a procedure than file a claim and go through the BS again. It's @aflac this time, but really it's the whlle industry.
