A great steak can make a cowboy mighty happy. But when that steak is barely big enough to get started, even the best supper can leave a man pondering one of life’s important questions: Where’s the rest of the beef?
Inspired by a real supper at the Curtman household, Jason turns a couple of delicious but undersized steaks into a humorous cowboy tale about beef, marriage, proper portions, and knowing when it might be wise to choose your words carefully.
The real conversation went a little differently. Jason’s wife agreed that the steaks were too small. But with a little poetic license, a simple supper becomes a marital negotiation over just how much steak ought to occupy a cowboy’s plate.
Because you can patch your boots, wear your old jeans, pinch your pennies, and make do with less in plenty of places.
But sometimes...
Life Is Worth The Bigger Steaks.
