Originally Posted by
cjenrick
That tuna might have been flown in from Hawaii, overnight shipping, super expensive, probably a 400 to 500 score!
A group of rock climbers I use to hang out with would hold a "Shushi Feast." at various locations, sometimes Joshua Tree, or Cochise Stronghold or Moab etc. Each climber would pitch in about 80 bucks for all you can eat shushi, The guy would have a load shipped in from various places, when he told me how much that stuff costs I couldn't believe it.
Popular among climbers who want max protein while keeping their weight down.
Good for cyclists too!
My first sushi was at the Mobil station outside of Yosemite. I've actually partook in sushi feasts in Indian Creek in years since then.
My best find was a Raymond Weil watch this spring, valued between $800-$1100 but sometimes on sale around $400. I posted notes, put a thing on the FB page near the neighborhood, and emailed Raymond Weil with serial numbers, nothing. Its mine now.
I've found random useless stuff before but if it's not something I can use and is better than what I already have, I'm not going to stop.