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It out yet? Can’t find it anywhere, trying to decide between Saturday and Sunday

Think we all knew he was a stud. Stoked for him to be running the Giannis era Heat.

Seeing former Kings players as important players on contenders three years in a row will hurt though.

Here’s the logic. A playoff team could package salary filler plus a young player and modest draft capital (maybe a protected first and 2 2nds) to take a flier on Lavine, an elite 3 point shooter, as a 6th man. Then if it doesn’t work, he frees up a ton of money from the books.

Feel like there’s a world where a team wanting to be competitive next year would want his firepower off the bench.

Begs the question if the Kings could get better value back vs. just letting him expire then signing free agents.

What are your thoughts on potential packages available for him?

The Esquire is one of the few theatres in the US showing this on 70MM film in IMAX. It’s a real treat we have this. The screen at the Esquire is a true IMAX too, not one of the smaller Delta Shores “liemax” screens.

All the websites are crashing at hot theaters across the US. Direct for the Esquire can be purchased at https://www.imax.com/imax-esquire-oo

If the website crashes, they’re also available on Fandango for a small additional fee. Get good seats while they’re still available.

excited:

not excited:

Bought the cheapest Byrne tickets at $100 a piece, because the floor was a whopping $500 each (wow).

Love dancing at shows. Think I’ll still be able to on the lawn? Any advice?

That's all.

Run time is 45 minutes in theatres (longer at home) cost $13 a head at my IMAX. It’s going to run for another couple of weeks. I haven’t seen anyone really talk about this film online. It made me laugh, made me cry, and left me in awe.

Of course it’s a movie about the power of stewardship, but it’s also a movie of family, found family, and motherhood. Would make a great Mother’s Day flick. I’m in no way affiliated with the film, but highly recommend seeing it. There were literally a total of 5 people in the theatre to see it, and it deserves a much wider viewership and audience in my opinion.

Go check it out while it’s in theatres.

Not just drinks, but food too.

I like the kind of place where you can order a bunch of bites at a decent clip. Ella's is my clear favorite right now, i.e. $8 gin and tonic, $6 glass of wine, $8 caesar salad, and $9 steak tartare + popover. I'm in no way affiliated with Ella's, I just think they do a really solid happy hour at decent prices in an upscale setting. Feels like a really nice outing without having to break the bank.

Curious to explore other options.