Halfway through this Friday edition of the Greg Hill show, Greg, of course, on Nantucket,

Wiggy on the Vineyard, Shyam and Maine, but we're here.

Me, Curtis, Razor, we've got Jackson, we've got Tom. We were smack dab in the middle of the news, but if you're a puckhead, you're going to want to stay tuned, because we're going to get to more thoughts of the Bruins from Razor as we get into next season. So you and Sturm are buds.

Well, we played with each other.

I haven't.

Well, you said he was your pal.

You call him a Stermany. as we get into next season. So you and Sturm are buds. Well, we played with each other.

You know, I haven't. Well, you said he was your pal. You call him the Sterminator. The Sterminator, yes, the Sterminator. No, he's a great person, great guy, a former teammate, but he lives in L.A. Like, I haven't, like, hung out with him. Yeah. I'm looking forward to seeing them Tuesday. All right. Okay. So we'll get some more thoughts from Razor on that. We'll also have your Hill notes at 920 this morning. So if you're on the Odyssey app, go up, leave us a nice hill, a nice hill note. It's a, it's a Friday, guys. Let's be a little bit more positive than we were yesterday. But like I said, we were right in the middle of the news. And there's a warning.

If you're headed to the airport today, I am, but I am not flying Air Canada, so I'm in the clear.

Air Canada has started canceling most of their 700 flights today ahead of a planned strike by

unionized flight attendants tomorrow that'll leave some 100,000 passengers, S.O.L. The prime minister has given

the union a noon Eastern time deadline today to respond to the carrier's request for binding

arbitration. Air Canada has said that if they stop, restarting operations will take over a week.

Now, this would be a perfect time to go on vacation on an Air Canada flight to somewhere

you don't want to leave.

Yes, exactly.

Yeah.

Like, it would be, you're not coming home.

Go to the seashells or Seychelles or the St. Bartz.

Yeah.

But it's just crazy to me. Like, if you're one of those 100,000 passengers, you, and you've probably paid Air Canada's not cheap. No, because it's a monopoly. So we could go down a long hole. Oh, please do. Yes, we could go down the rabbit hole on this one. The reason why this is such a problem is because Air Canada,

Air Canada has a monopoly on air travel in Canada, which is the same way the banks have...

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