Good point.

But I can't remember what post it was on yesterday.

Someone on Twitter, I think it was, or Instagram, whatever it was, posted, like, the free agents that Buffalo have.

So they have, like, 12 million, but they need to pay Zach Benson as well this summer, and they need to pay Alex Tuch.

And everyone in the comments was like, "Don't bring back Tuch.

Don't bring back Tuch." Like, no one really wants him to go back.

So I wonder if he does make it to free agency.

Mm-hmm.

It's, it's a whole-

Like, my, my grandpa loves baseball.

He watches every fucking game.

And for him to do that, like, my sister lives down the street from him.

Sometimes she has to like go out and be like, "Oh, I'll change the fucking channel for you."

Yeah.

And I'm like, "That makes it so fucking hard for people."

I love this

...

so first question, and you can't buzz until I've finished speaking.

So bad review number one.

Fundamentally, you play a tensionless solo puzzle with plenty of downtime, wherein you manage dozens of fiddly bits featuring barely visible imagery in dreary colors and an absent theme in order to build a completely charmless tableau.

The game represents everything I abhor in this hobby.

[laughs]

But not from my perspective, so yeah.

What do you think really sets you apart from the rest of the people?

Oh, look, I, so [clears throat] as a background, I took out a bit of, um, integration from one of the main squares.

Uh, so I thought I'd put my own spin on it.

Um, yeah, look, I think, where do I start? I've got a pretty extensive resume, uh, in dribble and yarn, obviously a 23 member.

Yeah, Darce.

[laughs] No, I just think, uh, something like this, I...

Yeah, I haven't been to Magic Round in a few years, missed it a few years ago, and just need to get down, um, hang out with the boys.

Uh, my job is about safety, government, and insurance, so I've got that side pretty thick.

What did you think about it, sir?

So he was talking about how he thought 1995 was better because of nostalgia, and that I saw something.

He said this is gonna be a lot of people's favorites if it wasn't for nostalgia.

And I don't have nostalgia for 1995, and I s- this is still isn't my favorite.

Uh, I like Scorpion's Revenge.

That's my favorite one so far.

I haven't seen all the animated movies yet, but that's, that's my extended thoughts.

Though you probably will get a lot of credibility for the Scorpion's Revenge reference.

Yes, that's how it goes.

Hundreds of bottles staring back at you, not really knowing what to pick.

Um, and then eventually, you know, probably do what most people do, grab, like, something on offer or something that you really, you know, you vaguely recognize.

Dart out the door, job done, kind of forget about it until the next time.

So yeah, I, I begun obviously at that place, but then as time went on, I, you know, wanted to branch out a little bit, so I started trying a few different wines, trying to spend a bit more, but I just found that, you know, picking a b- nice label or spending a bit more, I was ha- I was still having wine fails.

It wasn't giving me anything that I was kind of like wanting, so.

[laughs] Sorry, go on.

No, no, it's all good.

I'll come back at the end with a few brief comments.

[upbeat music] Hey there, I'm Liam.

Growing up amidst the Rocky Mountains in Alberta, I've always felt a profound connection to Canada's wilderness.

So when I decided to launch my side hustle, I knew it had to be something that celebrated Canada's majestic landscapes and rich indigenous cultures.

That's how True North Trails was born, a curated wilderness experience that goes beyond the usual hikes.

Starting out, I was clear about one thing.

I didn't want this to just be another tour.

Of course.

When I talk to them, they were, you know, static web pages with no interactivity, no Instagram, no Facebook.

That's exactly what they think.

How would you...

What would be your advice to help deal with an industry that's inherently negative about social media promotion?

He knows a lot of useless information.

The Euphrates is a river.

Just saying.

Marc Simon here for Sean Hannity.

Each and every day, Hannity's got something new.

Sean Hannity is on right now.

I bake a fresh batch of cookies, and then Liam would have to sit there in front of a cookie for 10 or 15 minutes, right?

Yeah, I mean, also it, it was funny 'cause I would make the cookies with you, with you, so it'd be harder to, like, not want to eat them.

Remember, the kids here are being told, "If both of you, you and your teammate, can resist temptation, you'll each get that extra treat." So in one video, Liam is saying...

I promise I will not eat the cookie.

What is the story of tonight?

That the Liberals have won, at least government.

Whether it's majority or minority, it's, you know, not yet known.

The Conservatives didn't break through that at the moment it doesn't look like that and the smaller parties are really getting squeezed.

And is the dynamic of this election the fact that the Liberals changed leader, or is it really all Donald Trump?

It's both.

I think if, let's say, Trudeau had stayed and the Trump factor was still there, the Liberals might've done better, but not nearly enough to win.

And I think with the change of leader and Trump factor, it's created this resolve.

So what's on your mind?

Well, I get really anxious when I think about talking to my friends about money.

I'm doing pretty well with my job, and I have some money saved, but I have some friends who are making a lot more money than me, and it's kinda created a few problems.

They just spend so much money when we go out, and I don't wanna spend money like that.

But I also don't want them to stop inviting me to things.

I know they're investing, and I'd like to ask them about how they're doing that, but I just don't wanna sound dumb.

But I guess it all boils down to just not feeling comfortable talking about anything when it comes to money.

Have you ever had a friendship break up because of money?