Week 25 - Meta's 'Creeper Glasses' Stir Privacy Concerns as CBC Ends NHL Era, Canada Celebrates World Cup Win, and Brampton Faces Crime.
Welcome to what was likely the slowest week we’ve had in our three-week span of doing this piece.
Sorry I was busy.
But let’s get to it — FIFA World Cup fever has everyone forgetting that ICE are a bunch of clowns, that Trump is an alleged pedophile, and that AI is coming for our souls. But whatever, allow it for the two weeks that it’s here for since the games have been crazy so far and I’m enjoying my temporary soccer hooliganism until my interest runs out when all the teams I care about get eliminated.
That said, man, I really wish America was a sane place to visit again. I loved my time down there this past week and wish I could go back to not caring who was running their country and go back to enjoying travel down that way without feeling like a traitor.
Sports
A match of epic proportions… or however one might phrase it. It was such a fun match; I am still sitting back watching the highlights.
I am genuinely proud for Brampton and for Canada, and giddy at the prospect of Canada becoming a respectable football nation.
We have hockey. We have basketball. Now, soccer? Cricket also seems inevitable.
Nothing beats a Jet2 Holiday.
They must have opted for the authentic ‘Murican’ experience.
Tech
New ‘Creeper Glasses’ have dropped.
In a world where everything is content and everyone’s worth is measured by the dopamine they can spike in others, I can kind of see the appeal.
Especially for creeps, just creeping around wearing their ‘creeper glasses’.
I am not trusting anyone wearing these.
Politics
They are not the best-looking.
But I detest these individuals. They are stealing people’s property, seemingly because they were ‘born a few chromosomes short’.
The byproduct of a bad nut.
Shameful, shameful, shameful.
Culture
It was a good run.
A lot will be said about capitalism, national identity, and all that, but I am curious how the CBC pivots from this.
They still own the brand. Will they feature local smaller tournaments or leagues? Will they pivot and grow CEBL coverage?