I obviously have none, so I'd like to see if I can mooch off of you lol.

Please don't leave any pessimistic top level comments. Or do, I'm not your mom 🤷‍♂️.

I've got 3 adult tickets, 1 senior ticket and 1 parking ticket for tonight at 8:30. People are down with the flu so we won't be going. I'm giving it away to anyone who's interested in going. You don't have to take it all at once as they're independent qr codes. DM me or leave a comment if you want it. :)

I finished an old bottle of Dr. Teal's ($11.50/l) foaming bath soap and am looking for recommendations of Canadian/other non-US alternatives.

Rocky mountain soap has one at $49/l which is insane when you compare it with the other product lol. Anyone got a good alternative?

Edit - I'm basically looking for a good foamy soap to turn my bathtub into this occasionally --

#toranto

I just spent ~10 days in Calgary and Edmonton for work. It was my first time there and I expected oil patch bros to drive worse than the 401 bros. How wrong I was.

Almost everybody drove the speed limit. "Maximum 90" meant MAXIMUM 90, not MINIMUM 90. The highway lanes were much wider and they had far less traffic, and people were still capable of going the speed limit without spontaneously combusting. The speed limits were lower than comparable roads in ON would have.

People would speed up to pass in the passing lane and then move back over. Nobody tried to play road rash either.

On the way back home from Pearson, I see two absolute dumbasses switch into the same lane from left & right and then refuse to move away for 10-15 seconds. And there was a semi that went from the right most lane to the left most in one go. And multiple cars that switched lanes across solid lines. And a TTC work truck thing that had crashed into the back of an SUV on Lawrence.

I'm so grateful that I don't have to drive in Toronto and can rely on the TTC for the most part. The odd occasion when I have to drive here makes me lose what little faith I have in people.

Was at the CN Tower with some friends who were visiting Toronto today, and I expected to get a great view of the air show from high above.

Boy, was I wrong. The planes flew at a much much lower altitude than the observation deck for the most part. The fact that they were farther away than I had assumed didn't help either.

There were a few cool flybys later in the day that I got to watch after I had descended and enjoyed watching them from the ground.

What's your air show story?

Sharing a positive interaction I had in the city a few weeks back, inspired by the person questioning if this community is only for news lol.

A few weeks back, I was standing on a street corner collecting signatures for a petition. It was a extremely hot day (32°+, humid), and most people were in a hurry to get away from the sun.

One of the people I bothered with my spiel said that he's in a hurry and left before I could finish the second sentence. He came back half an hour later (after he had run his errands) with a box of haagen dazs ice creams and handed one to each of us from the group - simply because he felt bad for us being out in the heat.

He chatted with us for a bit while we ate the ice creams, but still didn't sign the petition though lol.

Thanks ice cream man. :)

I've never understood the appeal, or how it works.

• do people just wake up and start consuming food/drink without brushing their teeth & washing their face?
• if not, do they get out of bed to wash up and then get back in bed to eat!?
• what's the appeal? I get liking someone else making your breakfast, but why is having it in bed fun?