FRANKIE’S FAVOURITE EATERIES

Toronto has so many great Chinese restaurants, from fast Chinese like “New Ho king” to very high end like “Lai Wah Heen”. We must have a thousand of them where you can find great soups and noodles. We really are lucky in this city. I am embarrassed to say that I’ve seen a little too many of them so I consider myself a bit of an expert.

If you would ask me off the top of my head where you get the best Chinese for the best price with the best quality.

I would say hands down “Dine and Dim” on Gerrard. This place was once called Pearl and the chef there was very famous. It has a new name and some changes, but it seems to me that the quality has stayed pretty consistent with the dim sum, and the noodles are fresher than ever.

If you have a Chinese craving, this is one not to miss. It looks like upstairs they have done some fun party bar but I haven’t checked that out yet ;)

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TECH SPOTLIGHT

Ever wished for a gadget that's both mischievous and affordable? Look no further than the Flipper Zero, the Swiss army knife of hacking tools. Despite its innocent appearance, this pocket-sized multitool is like a hacker's playground, allowing you to meddle with all sorts of wireless signals. From controlling your TV to sneaking into hotel rooms (legally, of course), the Flipper Zero offers endless possibilities for both shady and not-so-shady activities. Just don't get caught trying to use it to crash your neighbor's stereo at 2 AM—that's a "no-no," but oh-so-tempting!

Is the Flipper Zero the ultimate evil device? Well, it's legal in the U.S., but it has stirred up quite the commotion. Even the Canadian government got spooked by its potential for mischief. Sure, you can use it to clone keyless entry cards or crash smartphones (with some effort), but let's face it, it's not exactly the tool for pulling off Ocean's Eleven-style heists. Think of it more like a tech-savvy sidekick—helpful for exploring the invisible world around you, playing pranks on Tesla owners, or even turning your pet into a high-tech thermometer. Remember, folks, it's not the Flipper Zero that's evil; it's how you wield its powers of mischief!

REAL ESTATE SPOTLIGHT

I’m a sucker for a great backyard and I grew up in this area. Take a peak at this SFD listing of the week below!
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FRANKIE’S SONG OF THE WEEK

I love Richard Marx, who doesn’t?

RIDDLE CORNER (Last Weeks Answer!)

If all Wibbles are Criggles, all Borkins are Kwumblins, no Hoggles are Borkins, and all Criggles are Borkins, is it true that all Borkins are Criggles?

The Answer is Yes!

PODCAST OF THE WEEK

BOOK RECO

In "Thinking, Fast and Slow," Daniel Kahneman takes us on a wild ride through the rollercoaster of the human mind. Picture two systems at play: System 1, the fast and furious one driven by intuition and emotions, and System 2, the slow and steady thinker that prefers to take its time and analyze things logically.

Kahneman peels back the layers of our thought processes, revealing the quirks and foibles that come with each system. From the impact of loss aversion on our corporate strategies to the wild ride of predicting future happiness, he shows us how our brains can be both our best friend and our worst enemy.

Prepare for a journey into the depths of your own mind, where Kahneman's insights will have you laughing, scratching your head, and maybe even questioning your own sanity. "Thinking, Fast and Slow" promises to turn your understanding of thinking upside down and inside out—in the most entertaining way possible!

TRIVIA TIME

P.S. The answer to last weeks segment was Pope Francis! Who got it right?

UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS

WEATHER THIS WEEK

Looks like Toronto is warming up again!, Let’s enjoy this sun!. Meanwhile Miami remains its usual sunny self (for the most part). And lastly Paris, well, looks like the city of love is still feeling a little temperamental. Oh the joys of global weather roulette!

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