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Was just wondering if anyone knew of any cooking classes for kid, 10 years old. Couldn’t find any look with Google or searching old posts around here.

Hey, buying a WSM next week and was just wondering what accessories or additional items we should buy to maximize the experience. Family of 5, real amateur in the smoking department, buying the 18.

The film opens the same - Stab fans come to marvel at the Macher House, and meet the same grizzly fate. The opening was actually great, set a great tone. Someone is revisiting the past, and they intend to burn it all down.

Cut to Pine Grove, Sidney has changed her name and lives a similar life as we see in the film - small town coffee shop owner, is more vigilant than we see in the film, guarded but trying to live a normal life for her family. Jessica is a retired therapist who Sid confides elements of truth of her life, but doesn't reveal her full history, cloaking her trauma in former domestic abuse, which Jessica relates to and is able to help Sidney work through.

Her only connection to her old life is Gale, who tells her that an incident happened in Woodsboro last night. Sid tells her she doesn't care, that's her old life and Gale needs to stay away. In that moment they both receive a facetime call from Stu Macher, and it plays out the same as the movie - he says he's outside Tatum's school and shows the outside of the school to prove it. Gale says she had no choice but to come, but is talked out of it. Sid and Mark arrive at the school but nothing is out of the ordinary. Mark convinces Sid it's just a prank using AI, no one in the town knows Sid's connection to Stu outside himself and Tatum who both keep the secret.

Tatum and her friends are throwing a party before the release of their drama production, Sid is apprehensive but secure in knowing her old life is buried. Ghostface attacks the party, where we actually care about her friend group because we've fleshed them out as characters. Lucas is attacked and hospitalized, Chloe is killed, and Sid receives a phone call from GhostFace saying it's Stu, and Tatum is next. She beckons Gale, saying it's happening again.

Mark, and the police secure their home, and it plays out in a similar fashion. GF drops down from the attic, Sid and Mark protect Tatum, GF chases them outside where Gale arrives, hitting and killing GF, mask pull and it's Karl. Everyone is confused how he's connected to Sid.

Sid, Mark, Gale and Tatum are picking up the pieces in the aftermath of the attack, and Pine Grove is mourning the loss of Chloe. During a student meeting about cancelling the drama production, another GF attacks, kills Hannah, the drama teacher and others, Lucas and Ben defend Tatum and Mark arrives to shoot and kill GF. Mask pull, it's another seemingly random killer with no obvious connection to Sid. Stu calls, and says it's just the beginning, and he's going to burn it all down.

Sidney's cafe is set ablaze, Stu says she can't hide, she can't live a normal life and no matter where she goes or who she is with, death will always follow her. Stu sends a direct threat to everyone in Pine Grove to Robbie Rivers, who happily shares the sensationalized story.

Gale has pieced together a connection between Karl and the 2nd GF, they both attended a mental asylum nearby and the both were under the guidance of a therapist, Dr. Jessica Bowden

Sid seek guidance from her trusted friend and confides with Jessica her past history. As the audience is expecting Jessica to reveal she is the mastermind behind the GF attacks, GF attacks and kills Jessica. Sid escapes, as Gale arrives to inform her it was Jessica who radicalized the previous killers, only to find out she was wrong, as Jessica is dead.

Sid, Gale, Mark and Tatum prepare to leave and go into hiding when Stu calls - Tatum sneaks out to say goodbye to Ben, Mark goes to find her and the trio of Ben, Tatum and Mark are attacked. Ben is killed, Mark is wounded and incapacitated and GF draws Sidney and Gale to come to Tatum's aid at Sidney's house.

Stu calls and reveals it's all coming to an end now - Mark is killed, and Gale bargains that if the goal is to burn it all down, she can take the place of Tatum. Her and Sidney will trade their lives for Tatum to be set free. Stu taunts them to a similar set up of Tatum being tied to a chair in the backyard, where Gale is attacked and incapacitated, and GF begins the final monologue reveal to Sidney. He pulls the mask off to reveal himself as Lucas. He had found his mothers files on Sidney, and her former patients. Jessica had pieced together who Sidney Evans really was, but as a true friend kept her secret hidden. Lucas is a true crime expert and wants to put his mark on history, and knows finally killing the celebrity victim of a decades long series of attacks will have his name live in infamy. He used Stu as an AI ruse as a tribute to his legacy, and with the files he found of his mother's time at the asylum, radicalized dangerous individuals with an affinity for murder, using AI of his mother Jessica to convince them to attack Pine Grove. Lucas had always shown violent tendencies but his mother hide them, and tried to guide him to live a normal life, which she believed she had. His commitment to the attacks was killing Jessica, and now plans to burn down the Sidney Prescot saga by killing Sid and Gale, and then himself for Tatum to start a new era of celebrity victim.

Sid accepts and is resigned to the fact she needs to die to end the carnage that will always follow her, but buys Tatum enough time to free herself and attack Lucas. Sid, Tatum and Gale kill Lucas.

In the aftermath, Sidney vows to confront her life, her history and the legacy it leaves, and Tatum knows that's now her shared history. As they mourn the loss of Mark, and Tatum's friends, Gale sees an unopened letter on their front porch- an acceptance letter for Tatum to college.

Lock him up or sell high at the deadline? Assuming he keeps dialed in at the plate, it might be a good opportunity to get something of a top prospect, however he is only 27, should have some good years still left in him.

What do you think our front office should do with Mickey?