5 chapters across the catalog
A report from a recent No Agenda meetup in Fredericksburg, Texas, at the 1776 Bar (owned by "Jenny the J6er") features testimonials from various attendees. The event included a constitutional lawyer, "smoking hot" producers, and local barbecue. The meetup is described as a great success for building "human resources" and community connections.
Mike Newman was knighted as "Sir Mike of Georgetown" with a tribute to Texas barbecue legends. Additionally, Garrett from Texas requested "Jobs Karma" for his and his brother's small construction businesses while celebrating their late father's birthday.
The hosts process donations from the ham radio community, noting that amateur radio operators view the current crisis as the scenario they have trained for. They also discuss the cancellation of barbecue and steak competitions, leading to a conversation about Texas-style brisket and hoarding of supplies.
A donor shared his experience in competitive barbecue, leading to a discussion on the technical difficulty of removing the membrane from ribs. One of the hosts announced plans to attend HamCom in Irving, Texas, a major amateur radio convention. The event will feature prominent figures in the ham radio community, including K1ZZ.
A discussion regarding a 26th wedding anniversary gift, specifically a New Brownsfeld side-burner smoker from Texas. The conversation covers the technical merits of different vertical bullet-style smokers, including the Brinkmann brand, and mentions celebrating with a magnum of 2,000 Croft vintage port and brisket in Austin.
