Claire worked in the marketing department for an up-and-coming artisan bakery.

Unfortunately, the artisan bakery in question was so up-and-coming.

Nobody actually knew it existed.

But then she had the really good idea to use Canva to create a business plan.

It looked good, really, really good.

Their investors thought so too.

And now their hotcakes are selling like, well, exactly.

Thanks, Canber.

Hey everyone, it's Bumer and Gio.

And if you're into New York sports or you want straight talk about what's really going on in the sports world,

Boomer and Gio is your show. We're covering it all. Yankees wins, Giants drama, national headlines, and whatever chaos the day brings on the field and all. No filler, no filters, just real conversation. And believe me, plenty of laughs every weekday morning. We don't hold back and we don't waste your time. We get to what actually matters. That's Boomer and Gio, and you can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your pods. The manager, the Mets is Mickey Callaway. Mickey, welcome. How are you? I'm hanging in there just like our season, Mike. All right. You know, listen, you got to fight to the bitter end. One more, you know, one more of anything, win or loss, that would be it. They're five, you got five back with five to play. But, hey, hope strings eternal. And the crazier things have happened. But, yeah, you guys made a nice comeback last night. So there's still a little fight in the team. Yeah, yeah, they're still fighting, and, you know, I think this team will always fight. You know, even if you end up getting knocked out, you still have to win games. You know, that's what the fans pay money to come see, and we have to give our best effort, no matter what the circumstances are. Mickey, first, let me get to the Grom.

He's thrown at night.

Is that it for him, or is there any way he pitches on Sunday?

Is anything, forget the idea that would be in live on Sunday.

I mean, anything personal that would bring him back on Sunday, or is this his last

start of the season?

No, you know what? I think that, you know, only if it means something. Okay. So nothing personal. Otherwise, this will be his last thought tonight. Right. Yeah. You wouldn't bring it, you wouldn't bring him back on three days rest. Right. You wouldn't bring it back on three days rest for anything like that, you know, trying to add to his resume or anything like that?

No, I don't think he needs it at this point. You know, tonight, you know, I think he's a shoe-in right now, finished strong tonight, and there should be no doubt. So you think if he goes out and gives you the ground performance tonight, you think he's going to win the Zion again? I don't see how he can't. You know, if you look at all of the numbers,

and I mean all of them, he's the best pitcher in baseball again. There's no doubt in my mind that he goes out there tonight, those up another seven innings with no runs. He's going to win

this thing. How would you compare this year to last year? You know, other than the first

start of the season, first few games, he's been the same

exact guy.

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