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Ryan has low expectations for WWDC, Carlos has low expectations of Disney, and Larry Bird has low expectations of scooter regulatory compliance. This week: Basketball Twitter®, grilled cheese, and assigning a special counsel to french fries. 🏀.Links:9 French Fry Styles, Ranked - The New York Times The Fourth Estate: Seasons, Episodes, Cast, Characters - Official Series Site | SHOWTIME The Curious Case of Bryan Colangelo and the Secret Twitter Account - The Ringer Bird Races to Become the First Scooter Unicorn - Bloomberg Scooter Companies Have Two Weeks to Get Off the Streets of San Francisco - Motherboard ‘Alex Inc’ Canceled by ABC After One Season – Variety ‘Solo’ Sputters at Box Office, Raising Worries of ‘Star Wars’ Fatigue - The New York Times Starbucks is beating Apple and Google in mobile payments — Quartz Fact Sheet: How to Pay at Starbucks | Starbucks Newsroom Tesla Model S in Autopilot collides with police SUV Tesla settles with vehicle owners over delayed Autopilot updates - The Verge 53 Percent of Online HBO Subscriptions Sold via Amazon: Report – Variety ÄPPLARÖ Table + 6 reclining chairs, outdoor - Äpplarö brown stained - IKEA andrew kaczynski🤔 on Twitter: "Ted Cruz’s attendance has personally caused two losses for Houston teams… " Samsung Portable SSD T5 | Samsung External Storage | Samsung Semiconductor Global Website

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Ryan has low expectations for WWDC, Carlos has low expectations of Disney, and Larry Bird has low expectations of scooter regulatory compliance. This week: Basketball Twitter®, grilled cheese, and assigning a special counsel to french fries. 🏀.

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