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Thursday afternoon means a fresh episode of Real Life was recorded and edited, and it's ready to help you wrap up the week with another dose of nonsense and shenanigans. On this week's episode of Real Life, the guys discussed hockey parenting, Amazon Prime, the Glen Sather interview, and much more.
The guys kicked off this week's episode of Real Life with a conversation about Patrick Stewart passing away, and how a lot of kids these days wouldn't even know him from his major role on Star Trek compared to being Charles Xavier on X-Men. After two seconds on Captain Pickard, the boys pivoted immediately Wanye's first foray into being a hockey parent. As you'll hear, Wanye Jr. has taken to the sport like gangbusters, and it was fascinating to hear how being a new hockey dad has affected him.
Changing gears, the guys looked at a judge in Milwaukee declaring that it would be acceptable to wear Brewers gear in court from now until the end of their World Series parade. That led the boys to wonder what Edmonton might be like if the Oilers are able to win a Stanley Cup. Would the city shut down? How long for? Nobody knows for sure, but what everyone agreed on is that the city will be a madhouse. That led to a discussion about last night's Battle of Alberta on Amazon, and how the games on Prime can fine but just different enough to feel weird.
The guys wrapped up the Thursday episode of Real Life with random collection of topics, starting with a look at the Glen Sather interview from the intermission, and whether players should be involved in team decision making. They also discussed the in-feed ads that Amazon has during the game, and how it's wild that you can order things right from your TV while you're watching a hockey game. Finally, the guys wrapped up the Thursday show with a round of Chalmer's winter prep for your home.
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