RECUVIC has played this quite often with success. It hampers black's expansion on the queenside via b5 and Bb7

Quiet development

I enjoy having the bishop pair, and I enjoy harassing padres with my horsemen

See prior note

Locking in Bb6

I figured doubling my rooks on the c file is classical Sicilian play

I hated to play this, but the more desirable d5 is out of the game. It frees up my light squared bishop, but also fixes d6 as a target. Probably not my best move.

glad he accepted my offer, being 400+ points above me and a solid master strength player.