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There’s No Reason To Put On The Air Conditioning If It’s Less Than 90 Degrees

Author Jim Clerkin
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Cade is arguing with his wife because she wants him to put the air conditioning in. He feels like if its less than 90 degrees in the house there’s no need, but she insists it should be 72. He doesn’t want to pay the crazy electric bill but she think’s he’s just being cheap

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Here’s Cade’s E-mail About His Air Conditioning War With His Wife

Hey guys I have a panic Button topic for you.

I’m freaking out because my wife is gaslighting me with the air conditioning. We argue all the time over when to turn it on. I say unless it’s 90 degrees outside the AC is off. We don’t need to forgo our summer vacation because we spent it all on our electricity bill.

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She works from home so she has control over it and when I come home the house is FREEZING! She swears she isn’t turning it on but I know she has to be. I would be less angry if she would just admit but she refuses. Also the electricity bill is in her name so I’ll never know if she is turning it on or not.

I know this is petty but it’s driving me crazy. I thought about coming home on my lunch break to try to catch her running it but she can track me through my phone. How do I prove she’s been running it?!

-Cade

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Best moments of the Tom Brady Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony

Looking at the highlights of Wednesday night’s ceremony at Gillette Stadium honoring Tom Brady being inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame.

On Wednesday night, Tom Brady returned to Gillette Stadium for just the third time since leaving the Patriots in 2020. The first was as a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2021, the second was to honor his retirement from the NFL in the 2023 season opener, and then Wednesday Brady was inducted into the Patriots team Hall of Fame.

The ceremony, which lasted about three hours, in some ways mirrored the annual Patriots Hall of Fame inductions the team has done in the past on the steps of the plaza under the lighthouse of Gillette Stadium. There were multiple sessions of Brady’s former teammates sitting with him in roundtable formats talking about their playing days.

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That included one with some of the defensive leaders from the Dynasty, (Ty Law, Willie McGinest, Vince Wilfork, and Devin McCourty), one with some players he shared the quarterback room with (Drew Bledsoe, Matt Cassel, Brian Hoyer) and Josh McDaniels, another with some of his top receivers (Julian Edelman, Rob Gronkowski, Randy Moss, and Wes Welker).

At the same time, there were some new and unique elements fit for the moment of honoring Brady. Here’s a look at the top moments of the night from the Tom Brady ceremony…

The full ceremony can be seen here.

  • Jay-Z performing PSA

    The event kicked off with a bang. For years, Tom Brady entered Gillette Stadium to Jay-Z’s ‘Public Service Announcement’ playing over the PA. This time, he walked in to Jay-Z performing the song live on stage. That brought a standing ovation and got the energy right to a 10.

  • The Brady family

    The first real presentation of the night was an about five-minute video of Tom Brady Sr., Galynn, and Brady’s sisters talking about when they were growing up, as well as Brady’s first years in New England. Galynn Brady was emotional when talking about how the people of New England treated the entire family. They also showed Brady Sr. watching the clip from before Super Bowl LI Media Night when Brady answered a question about his dad being his hero.

  • Peyton Manning as a surprise guest

    The Patriots played a video of some of Tom Brady’s notable formal opponents, featuring Charles Woodson, Ray Lewis, Eli Manning, Jason Taylor, Ed Reed, Michael Strahan, Patrick Mahomes, and Richard Sherman (which reviewed mixed reactions from the crowd) all congratulating Brady on his induction. Host Mike Tirico then said there was one former competitor who said he’d only talk about Brady if he could do so in person. Peyton Manning then took the stage, and discussed his rivalry with Brady, some of their more notable games, and their friendship off the field.

    New England Patriots on X (formerly Twitter): "The Sheriff surprises The Goat!@TomBrady | @NFL pic.twitter.com/LyflakKEaV / X"

    The Sheriff surprises The Goat!@TomBrady | @NFL pic.twitter.com/LyflakKEaV

  • Randy Moss gets emotional

    During the roundtable with the Patriots’ receivers, Randy Moss was the first to speak. He tried talking about how he ended up with the Patriots, but only got through “a lot of fans here were just wondering what they were going to get…” before the fans cut him off with a massive standing ovation. Moss was visibly emotional, and when the applause ended he spoke about how strong the culture was in New England under Brady, Bill Belichick, and Robert Kraft.

    New England Patriots on X (formerly Twitter): "All love for @RandyMoss 🥹 pic.twitter.com/8XTi1YYTnW / X"

    All love for @RandyMoss 🥹 pic.twitter.com/8XTi1YYTnW

  • Bill Belichick’s introduction

    Towards the end of the night, the Patriots brought Troy Brown and Deion Branch up to the stage. Brown told a story about when he knew he was “in the presence of greatness” about seeing Jay-Z when out with Brady. When it was Branch’s turn, he gave four reasons he knew he was in the presence of greatness…

    1. “We’ve got the best fan base in America”
    2. “We have the greatest owner in America”
    3. “We have the greatest football player ever to grace the field.
    4. “And last but not least, Foxborough, welcome the greatest head coach of all time…”

    That was the introduction for the keynote speaker so to speak, Bill Belichick. Belichick was welcomed back to Gillette Stadium with an applause that lasted almost five minutes.

    New England Patriots on X (formerly Twitter): "BB 🐐 pic.twitter.com/MfYSwht6Bs / X"

    BB 🐐 pic.twitter.com/MfYSwht6Bs

  • Tom Brady speaks

    The night ended with Tom Brady addressing the crowd. Visibly emotional at times, Brady started out with a few minutes thanking the fans, pointing out “what other fans would spend hours on Route 1 to get to a stadium in the middle of the woods?” He also thanked his family, hometown of San Mateo, agents, friends, Alex Guerrero, the Kraft family, Bill Belichick, other Patriots coaches and staffers, his teammates, and Bill Belichick.

    He closed talking about consistency, dedication, and hard work as it relates to football and life. Finally, he closed with “I am Tom Brady, and I am a Patriot.”

     

    New England Patriots on X (formerly Twitter): "Good to be home ❤️💙@TomBrady | @NFL pic.twitter.com/C0mUivgjaQ / X"

    Good to be home ❤️💙@TomBrady | @NFL pic.twitter.com/C0mUivgjaQ

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