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BroncOitis

You actually never left Colorado, the only thing that changed is the Mountains got smaller! 🤣

Sven

Home sweet home! Holy smokes is the coffee good here!I will divulge more at a later date as I get more information.Thank you to everyone that has reached out this last week it really help keep my head in the game. If you don't mind: continued prayers or positive vibes will be greatly appreciated! As My pal Wes Hardy would say: FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!

Dorothy was right...There's no place like home!

Sven

Home sweet home! Holy smokes is the coffee good here!I will divulge more at a later date as I get more information.Thank you to everyone that has reached out this last week it really help keep my head in the game. If you don't mind: continued prayers or positive vibes will be greatly appreciated! As My pal Wes Hardy would say: FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!

Dorothy was right...There's no place like home!

BostonBadlands

@BroncOitis posted, "Work has been not friendly to a lot of us with the constant visits from the overseas upper management and and the out of State management."

Everytime they come stateside hit 'em with a tariff! You have my permission to do so.

(Signed)
DJT, Tariff Master

Bluestreak57

Man, I need a feel good message today!
Peyton Manning Silently Paid Off a Struggling Coach’s Mortgage—And Never Told a Soul

In a small town in Mississippi, there was a high school football coach named Coach Allen.
He didn’t make much money.
His truck was old, his shoes worn, but his passion for helping young men grow—unmatched.

He coached not for fame, but for purpose.
He stayed late to tutor failing students.
He bought cleats for kids whose parents couldn’t.
He showed up for every game, every graduation, every heartbreak.

But life was getting hard.
His wife was sick.
Bills were piling up.
And behind his quiet smile, he was months behind on his mortgage.

Then one day, he got a call from the bank.
They asked him to come in.

He expected the worst.

But when he sat down, the loan officer smiled and slid a paper across the desk.

“It’s paid,” she said.
“Your mortgage. Someone took care of it.”

Coach Allen was stunned.

“Who?”
“They asked to stay anonymous,” the banker replied.

He left the bank in tears.

It wasn’t until months later, through a mutual friend, that he found out:

It was Peyton Manning.

The coach had once mentored a kid—years ago—who went on to play college ball and shared stories of his coach with a few NFL friends.

One of them told Peyton.

And Peyton… just did it.

No spotlight.
No news article.
No social media post.

He just heard about a good man struggling—and quietly stepped in to lift the weight.

Coach Allen later said:

“I’ve coached hundreds of young men. I always tell them: the world sees your talent… but God sees your heart.
And that day, God sent someone with a big heart to remind me I wasn’t alone.”

Because that’s who Peyton Manning is.

A legend in football—
But even more, a legend in kindness.

🏈 His greatest victories aren't just on the field. They're in the lives he’s changed when no one was watching.
https://www.facebook.com/share/1MsqyXMnUm/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Bluestreak57

Man, I need a feel good message today!
Peyton Manning Silently Paid Off a Struggling Coach’s Mortgage—And Never Told a Soul

In a small town in Mississippi, there was a high school football coach named Coach Allen.
He didn’t make much money.
His truck was old, his shoes worn, but his passion for helping young men grow—unmatched.

He coached not for fame, but for purpose.
He stayed late to tutor failing students.
He bought cleats for kids whose parents couldn’t.
He showed up for every game, every graduation, every heartbreak.

But life was getting hard.
His wife was sick.
Bills were piling up.
And behind his quiet smile, he was months behind on his mortgage.

Then one day, he got a call from the bank.
They asked him to come in.

He expected the worst.

But when he sat down, the loan officer smiled and slid a paper across the desk.

“It’s paid,” she said.
“Your mortgage. Someone took care of it.”

Coach Allen was stunned.

“Who?”
“They asked to stay anonymous,” the banker replied.

He left the bank in tears.

It wasn’t until months later, through a mutual friend, that he found out:

It was Peyton Manning.

The coach had once mentored a kid—years ago—who went on to play college ball and shared stories of his coach with a few NFL friends.

One of them told Peyton.

And Peyton… just did it.

No spotlight.
No news article.
No social media post.

He just heard about a good man struggling—and quietly stepped in to lift the weight.

Coach Allen later said:

“I’ve coached hundreds of young men. I always tell them: the world sees your talent… but God sees your heart.
And that day, God sent someone with a big heart to remind me I wasn’t alone.”

Because that’s who Peyton Manning is.

A legend in football—
But even more, a legend in kindness.

🏈 His greatest victories aren't just on the field. They're in the lives he’s changed when no one was watching.
https://www.facebook.com/share/1MsqyXMnUm/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Sven

Home sweet home! Holy smokes is the coffee good here!I will divulge more at a later date as I get more information.Thank you to everyone that has reached out this last week it really help keep my head in the game. If you don't mind: continued prayers or positive vibes will be greatly appreciated! As My pal Wes Hardy would say: FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!

Dorothy was right...There's no place like home!

Sven

Good morning from the secure bunker in Montana.
Best night of sleep in a week without being harassed every two hour. lol
The fella making coffee here seems nice....and makes a wicked good cup of the magic elixir.
Lots of hurdles and hoops to traverse in the coming days.

I do feel better than I look in the photo. Have a super awesome day and be a good human!

Thought that might be your new profile pic you were going to use LOL

SlashRacer

Reality has set in. I’m at sitting at the break room table having lunch instead of wheeling in Moab.

Need to get my front end alignment scheduled.

Cough cough…..broke another tie rod in Moab. 🤪

Sven

Home sweet home! Holy smokes is the coffee good here!I will divulge more at a later date as I get more information.Thank you to everyone that has reached out this last week it really help keep my head in the game. If you don't mind: continued prayers or positive vibes will be greatly appreciated! As My pal Wes Hardy would say: FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!

Dorothy was right...There's no place like home!

JoergH

Glad to hear you're home! Rest, take it easy, and as hard as it is, follow those Dr's orders!