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Interview with Travis Sago
Howdy PiggyBANKERS! I just wrapped up an interview with Travis Sago about the $10k auction I did last month. It might only be a few pieces of bacon to some people... But, I'll be piggyBANKING off this auction win the next 9 months. We talk about the bacon, the fat and the grease of the campaign. He gave me insights about the gap to look for selecting the right partners. My partner selection skills just got an upgrade! Apparently I dun did guud with this one. Not sure if there's enough interest? Sound off below if you'd like to see the interview once Travis releases it. Let's get piggy wit it, PB Chad
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@Chad Boswell can’t wait to dive in
UPDATE! We got us a logo!
For those who read this later, here's the original post. So the last couple of days I've been wading through logo options for this group from my graphics team. I've narrowed it down to two options now. Which one do you like better?
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UPDATE! We got us a logo!
2 likes • Sep '25
This is why I voted #1: The phrase "on the pig's back" means to be in a very lucky, prosperous, or established situation, where everything is going well and without problems. It is a literal translation of the 17th-century Irish phrase "ar mhuin na muice," meaning "on the pig's neck," and is common in Irish, Australian, and New Zealand English. I can confirm, as an Irishman - that yes we do say when somethign is going well for someone, "ah sure he's on the pigs back". But like what you got going on :)
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