What's up? This is Ryan Hollins 10 year NBA vet and current analyst for the Houston Rockets.

And I've got a new podcast called NBA Rookie Life, given you weekly news, analysis,

and an inside look into the 2022 draft class. This rookie class is really so bad.

Each week, I'll be breaking down the best rookie performances, as well as getting behind the

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From Meadieder's World News Headquarters in Boseman, Montana, this is Cal's We Can Review

with Ryan. Cal, Cal Am. Now, here's Cal. Don't let moose lick your cars. That's right,

Canadians. It's that time of year again when the road maintenance vehicles start dropping salt

on icy stretches of highway along with rolling out the signs that say, don't let moose lick your

vehicles. Seems like common sense, but hey, is it common? Social media would say otherwise.

Yes, a rebounding moose population around Jasper, Alberta has led to increasing incidents of moose

using Subaru's like lollipops. The Canada moose can grow to 1200 pounds and stand over 7 feet

tall at the shoulder. So when that sub is a rockin, don't get out of your vehicle.

Tourists have reportedly been traveling to the area specifically to have their vehicles

licked, which if not against the law, darn sure sounds like it should be, or at least a transaction

that takes part in a part of town that's not on the way to church. That social media gold

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