It's That Simple

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These Dining Spots Are Great For Special Occasions

10 Best OC Restaurants To Celebrate a Significant Life Event

Mastro's

• Mastro's is famous for its steak. Only the sissies or those who realize they're in way over their heads order the chicken, and even that isn't cheap. Forget the salmon, forget the pork chop, forget everything else that doesn't go moo. Hunks of beef, bloody rare inside, crusted with black sooty char outside, is why you go to Mastro's. Sure, it'll cost an arm, a leg, and possibly, a spare kidney. Why worry now? Go for broke for the Australian wagyu ribeye that's served still attached to a bone as ridiculously large as the price is steep. It eats like a hundred dollar piece of steak should: effortless, sinew-free, every sanguine, tender piece you slice an affirmation that you're still alive and carnivorous. The sides? A la carte, of course. A few, like the lobster mashed potatoes will cost as much as a steak. But even a pauper should at least sacrifice a few hours' wage for the sugar snap peas. Expect a dimly lit room, excellent free bread, white tablecloths, hot towels, crumb scrapers, and a uniformed guy in the bathroom who expects to be tipped after he hands you a towel.

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I Hope This Really Happens

President of basketball operations Jim Buss has said he'll step down after next season if he can't get the franchise headed in "the right direction." He has never wavered from that timeline, nor has his sister Jeanie Buss, the Lakers president, ever let up in holding him to it.

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A Very Underrated Moment In Sports History

Arnold Palmer, IMG and the 'Handshake' That Started the Modern Sports Industry

Supposedly, it all began with a simple handshake. The legend holds that Mark McCormack, the first sports agent, and Arnold Palmer, the first sports star, shook hands on a deal for representation and the roots of IMG, the first sports mega-agency, fell into place from there. Not exactly.

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I Feel The Same

High Horsepower Cars Suck

[C]ollectively, I realize that I’ve had way more driving fun driving cars making 250 HP or less than I’ve had driving 500+ HP beasts. Sure, the beasts and I have had good times on tracks, but once they enter the real world, they’re just more onanism without completionism.

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This Blue Pony Is A Stunner

Cobras, Mustangs, and Ford GT40 set for Monterey auction

Set to hit the auction block this August in Monterey, the Jim Click Ford Performance Collection includes some of the most enviable examples of Blue Oval-powered muscle ever to roam the road or race track.

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An Interesting Thought

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