Yellowstone or Bust
A Show Trying Too Hard
Yellowstone is like watching a fight break out while you're taking your family out to a nice meal at Steak-n-Shake. You can't understand why anyone would be fighting at Steak-n-Shake and you already paid and your child hasn't eaten all of their chicken tenders so, you're stuck with this inanity.
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