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They may still be able to preserve land and still work the land. If the Tribe is not receiving undo benefit by letting the Duttons use the land in a way it was traditionally known to be used they might get away with it. It is along the lines of hunting/trapping being allowed by traditional subsistence users in National Parks. I am still not sure why the Conservation Easement was never executed I also do not know what the laws pertaining to tribal land are in the Lower 48 and undo benefit. This is all speculation. Maybe some land can be donated to the BLM or NPS? Who knows what type of crazy scenario they will dream up.

I think it is 2 more episode or so says my XFinity guide. It is confusing because in the coming next at the end of the show they say "one episode left until the Finale". So 13 is the one episode and 14 is the finale. Episode 13 - Give the World Away is 85 minutes Episode 14 - Finale with no title but listed as a new episode on my guide, I would assume a similar length

This has been discussed endlessly on Tik Tok and it has been determined that Kody's public listed birthdate may be wrong @mrskickstand dug up his driving record and it has his birthdate as 1968 on a 2020 speeding tickets. It is also listed as 1968 on a lawsuit.

I understood, both sad and nice at the same time. Janelle mentions that she has these sam reaction when these memories pop. Not only did it cut into his other wive's time it was also an excuse he used to not attend Ysabel's surgery. No way he could be away from "the Tenders" that long.

Found the video of Garrison at the wedding.Beer Boy

Isn't this the wedding where he was the "Beer Boy"? Or was that Hunter, I swear it was Garrison. He was tossing beer s as he walked down the aisle.

I donated through PayPal and I think those donations don't show up on the page so there may even be more than that.

He was bragging about how Robin was a hot commodity and he managed to snag her. He referred to her as the "Hot Model". I watch the Tik Tok summaries so I don't have to suffer the insufferable KOdy, I just get the good stuff. Does anyone know what he means when he says that now that they are split "they no longer cover each others sins in a cloak of charity"? He spews so many words. Starts blabbing about the "sacred loneliness again". He also complains that his public persona has now made him and Robin the "heels of the show".

Okay, the part about him snagging "the diesel jeans model" was just painful. He is so unaware of how all this sounds. He was bragging that he won the prize. Well now he has his prize and lost his family, oh well.

I saw comments about the kiss and came here because I think she removed that picture. I don't see it in her montage.

Sander is a Social Media Influencer and recently started a new job within that field. Griffen is in Law School and will graduate UF this spring. He is focusing on tax law.

Has Amy spoke about her diabetes? I watch but sometimes not really paying attention. It may be gestational but I do not think Continuous Glucose Monitors are easy to get or affordable for someone without a Diabetes diagnosis. I spotted the Freestyle Libre on her arm during the doctor visit last evening. I have LADA and have been wearing one for 6 years so I notice. If so her diet is doing even more damage.

Each and every one of them is divorced. Christine is just the last to leave a situation she was extremely unhappy with. Between now and dead it wasn't how she wanted to live. Meri probably divorced against her will but ever the martyr she went along for "the family". They are hypocrites, well except Janelle because she seems to get it but they have all divorced and if I'm correct all those divorces were 'legal ones. So happy for Christine and can't wait for Janelle to complete her quiet quitting and head for the road or maybe Coyote Pass with a garden and a cure little house.

I think some people really live their lives waiting on the jackpot that may be an inheritance. I have BIL who still complains about a vacation home on Cannon Beach that went to his stepmother when his father died, still complains 25 years later. Gripes about how wealthy he could have been and the struggles he has. I tend to live by the motto that an old boss of mine held, "my dying does not mean you win the lottery". He owned a restaurant and his son thought he would just walk right in and it would be his once he was all grown up.

I saw a video recently about this being done (as an experiment) to adults in a professional environment. They all hated it and found it demeaning and degrading and led to less productivity on the job.