u/simbaboom8

What are some comparisons you guys would make between rlcs players and football players. The straightforward ones I'd say are:

Turbopulsa - Pele

Kaydop - Maradona

Zen - Messi

Vatira - Ronaldo

Jstn garret kuxir and kronovi should have easy ones too but i cant think who

I just started my 2nd year at a USDO school.

In 90% of cases my aim is to return to canada for residency.

The only way i wouldn't return to Canada is if i got into stanford or mayo clinic or something for residency.

As of now, the canadian match results come out before the US so assuming I match to canada, id have no chance for stanford and stuff.

For reference, I'd like to pursue family medicine, maybe a sports medicine fellowship afterwards.

My inquiry is the following:

Hypothetically, if i score a 95+% on step 2 AND MCCQE, would it be worth it for me to skip the 1st iteration of canadian match and only apply to the prestigious residencies in the US?

Since round 2 opens in march, and US match results come in march, I'd know if I matched into a high end residency in the US.

If I match, all is well and good. If I don't match, would I still have a chance of matching into family med at UofT, Queens or McMaster (my top 3)? If not, where would I likely match.

I'm only going to take this risk if i somehow manage a 95% on both board exams and im not gonna be stuck in the middle of nunavut for residency.

If not im just gonna apply canada first round.

I know its highly unlikely to score that high on the board exams, im not even that great of a student, but id rather have a plan and not need it than need a plan and not have it.

Also side question, if i did my sports medicine fellowship in the US, would I still be eligible to come back to canada and work in sports medicine?

And if I do find investors, how can I prevent them from stealing the idea of it doesn't work out between us?

Or other similar cuts like flank steak

I'm visiting for a few weeks, was wondering if there's a pickup scene here at any parks or fields.

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If so, what days and times do people usually play?

On the old fitbit app, after an intense football ⚽️ match Id have 20k steps and 4k calories burned by the end of the day.

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Now on the google health app, it still shows 20k steps but the calories burned dont even break 3k

Don't know why its not being done like this. Usually they need a break between the semis and the final to give the team that plays twice in a row a reset.

And it would be a better advertisement for casuals to stay for the final. Otherwise they're more likely to just see the reveal and then leave.

Was wondering this, couldn't find any information.