The “Have You Been Smoking Any Pot Today?” sketch is a comedic piece by the Canadian television show This Hour Has 22 Minutes. In this sketch, a police officer conducts a sobriety test on a driver suspected of being under the influence of marijuana. The officer asks, “Have you been smoking any pot today?” to which the driver responds, “No.” The officer then points out that the driver has been waiting at a stop sign for 15 minutes, humorously highlighting the driver’s impaired state.
The “Gods Having Lamb for Dinner” advertisement is a 2017 campaign by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) promoting lamb consumption. The ad features various religious and spiritual figures—including Jesus, Buddha, Zeus, Aphrodite, Moses, and L. Ron Hubbard—gathered around a table enjoying a lamb meal. The central theme is unity, suggesting that lamb is a meat that can bring people together regardless of their backgrounds.
A true entrepreneur would rather work 24/7 on their own thing for half the pay than clock in 9 to 5 making more for someone else.
It’s not about the hours or the money—it’s about the ownership. The freedom. The chance to build something that’s theirs. For people wired this way, the idea of building someone else’s dream feels heavier than any workload.
They’ll take the risk. The stress. The uncertainty. Because deep down, they know: even if they fail, it’s still on their terms—and that’s worth more than a steady paycheck.
YouTube, the world’s leading video-sharing platform, has grown to become a colossal asset for its parent company, Google. With an estimated valuation exceeding $550 billion, YouTube’s worth is driven by its immense user base, which spans over 2 billion logged-in monthly users. The platform generates massive revenue through advertising, offering brands targeted ad placements thanks to its vast data and algorithms. Additionally, YouTube’s premium services, such as YouTube Premium and YouTube TV, add to its revenue streams, providing subscription-based offerings alongside traditional ad-supported content. YouTube also benefits from its diverse content ecosystem, attracting creators, businesses, and consumers
Take in the sights from passing planets, the Lyrid meteor shower, and a vast collection of stars called a globular cluster.
- Begin and end the month with Jupiter and the Moon shining together in the western sky
- In the evenings, see Mars overhead towards the southern sky
- Venus becomes an early bird - rising in the early morning
- On April 21st and the morning of the 22nd, view shooting stars as we pass through the Lyrid meteor shower
- Throughout April, use binoculars or a small telescope to view the globular cluster M3
