And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, look, back in 2008, after 41 years, the Seattle Supersonics, well, they moved to Oklahoma City, breaking the city's heart.

Now, seven years later, Oklahoma City wasn't done.

Oh, no.

Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo lost

two elephants again to Oklahoma City. Well, one of those elephants ended up dying of herpes

there. I've just thrown that out there. It's true. You can look it up, sir. Sad, sad story.

But now we have no elephants, but it was announced this morning that it sounds more than likely that the Sonics will be returning to the Emerald City.

Now, the NBA appeared to, well, basically they approved the quote, exploration of expansion franchises here and in Las Vegas.

Keep in mind, it's been 18 years, but some things, frankly, they're worth waiting for.

Just as to the Ohio woman, she lost her dog back in 2017.

And then yesterday, nine years later, she was reunited with her pooch when it turned up in a local shelter.

Side note, the dog looked like dirty ass. But the dog and the owner are back together. It did, man. They showed a picture of her with the dog when she first had it, clean little chit-su, and then a picture of what it looked like when she got it back. And all I can think is, oh, okay. But same goes for a woman in Philadelphia. She lost her class ring 40 years ago.

A ring was found about 600 miles away in Georgia.

And the guy who found it after many fits and starts,

he finally managed to track the woman down and get the ring back to her.

But those are lost and found stories with happy endings because it's lost and found.

Unfortunately, sometimes you just play the game lost. It can be your wallet, your phone, God forbid your kid stuffed animal at an airport. For me and Ted, RIP, bills on Broadway. But that's where a question, I knew you're going to do that. Just the hand point. Jesus. Sure, dude. Let it go. No.

It devastates us.

And that's kind of what today's question is.

Look, if you're lucky and you've lost something, maybe you get it back.

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