Remember when Beth vowed to burn the ranch to the ground rather than let it fall into the wrong hands? I guess prophecies trump pyromania. This feels like a cop-out. It’s a betrayal of everything that came before. This ending undermines the entire show's premise, turning a story about fighting for one's land into a story about cleverly avoiding taxes. It's like the writers ran out of ideas and decided to pull a rabbit out of a very convenient, prophecy-shaped hat. I'm deeply disappointed, and I feel like the show has lost its way. This finale isn't just a turning point; it's a jumping-the-shark moment.

The Duttons, masters of manipulating the system. They're like the Houdinis of the ranching world, always escaping the seemingly inescapable. This finale was a rollercoaster of emotions, from anger and frustration to relief and even a touch of admiration. They’ve always played dirty, but this time they've outdone themselves. It's like they've written a new chapter in the "Art of the Deal," but with horses, cattle, and a whole lot of family drama thrown in. I can't wait to see what they pull off next.

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This sale reminds me of the time my grandpa sold his farm. It wasn't for taxes, but the emotional toll was the same. The land held so many memories, so many stories. Letting go was the hardest thing he ever did. Watching this finale brought all those feelings back. Land isn't just dirt and grass; it's a connection to our past, our family, our identity. The Duttons selling Yellowstone, it's more than just a business transaction; it's a piece of their souls they're giving away.💔

Seriously? Selling the ranch to avoid taxes? This storyline is more convoluted than a plate of spaghetti. John Dutton would be rolling in his grave. They should have just paid the taxes like everyone else! This whole thing feels cheap and unearned.

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