As much as I’m supposed to hate the Canes they are so likable. So happy for about everyone on that team getting a cup. Jarvis, Slavin, Hall, Blake, Bussi, Rod, just all such cool dudes. Shit
Again, the official MoU has not been announced, but Iran HAS released what they believe THEY are agreeing to:
TL;DR version: Iran is not agreeing to anything that wasn't already agreed in JCPOA, but if USA will give them $12bn cash up front, they are willing to attend a 60-day series of meetings where they may continue NOT to agree to anything that wasn't already agreed in the JCPOA.
Meanwhile, the Strait will re-open under IRANIAN CONTROL, including "service fees", which are tolls rebranded with a word other than "toll" as a courtesly to allow USA to sell "toll-free" to the American people as if something had been accomplished here.
NO CONCESSION OF ANY KIND has been made on the core issue of Iran's 441kg of near-weapons grade Uranium, which they have NOT agreed to give up or down-blend. They've only agreed to entertain a conversation about USA's desire to see it downblended. For $12bn up front, just to have that conversation.
The art of the deal...
cc: @Rory_Johnston@CommodMkt
Svech’s mom said before game 6 “today a thousand people in the arena will see an athlete but i see the little boy” and she was right he’s just a little boy making snow angels in the confetti after winning the stanley cup. i am so happy for him
2006 - Rod Brind'Amour wins a Stanley Cup for the Hurricanes as a player
2026 - Rod Brind'Amour wins a Stanley Cup for the Hurricanes as the coach
The only two Stanley Cup wins in the Canes' history.
So we’re giving Iran 2 aircraft carriers, 500 nukes, the states of Maine and Oregon, along with a personally signed “Art of the Deal” commemorative book for Khameni’s son, and all we’re getting is cheaper oil for China..??🤷♂️
Carter Hart made NHL history by allowing 4+ goals in each of the first four games of a Stanley Cup Final 😬
He's now the first goalie ever to do it in five straight...
There have been 24,708 trading days since 1928.
On only 48 of them has the RSI fallen more than 36 points in six trading days.
Today is one of those 48 days.