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True. Technically I didn't say "Hi."

I was sitting right next to you. 🤪

Great to have you back!

I've been thinking about this a lot since the Super Bowl... Is there a way Kendrick Lamar can release a country album so he can win country album of the year at the next Grammys?

Those are the rules when it comes to sports.

Sometimes it's just taking it one day at a time that gets us through. I hope things get better soon.

So glad to see you doing well! You're the best, Wes!

Living your best life.

Hopefully different from when Laviolette says they're “Working Through Things Inside The Room”.

Hmm...Maybe they changed the rules. I was there back in 2018.

Follow-up question: Did you go watch warmups down by the glass? Just wondering if there are certain rules. In Ottawa on the side near the benches we had to sit in seats and weren't allowed to stand. Folks on the side across from the benches were allowed to stand.

Any tips for a visiting fan? Hoping to catch the game there at the end of the month.

See-thru Hockey Fights Cancer T-shirt.

Umm... I guess these shirts are only meant to be worn over something else because they are the thinnest material I've ever seen.

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