I got my season tickets! I got the email saying that we could buy the tickets at about 10:10, but it looks like it was open since 10:00. By the time I got logged in, a lot of the seats were already gone. I ended up getting some further back in the section than I had hoped, but I am still happy with the seats that I got. Some interesting info in the email:

>THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO BE PART OF THE STORY

>Your priority access to Season Ticket Memberships starts now. Be there for every unforgettable moment of PWHL Las Vegas' inaugural season and experience the excitement live. Plus, enjoy ticket savings with packages starting at just $25 per game. Exciting Note: Rows 1 and 2 include popcorn, s

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I moved to Vegas about a year ago, and I haven't had a chance yet to find a luthier for guitars and bass guitars. My guitars mean a lot to me, so I want to make sure I take it to someone who is highly reputable that won't damage them. I've had bad experiences with the big stores like Guitar Center in the past, so that's off the table.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Hello Sharks fans. I was struggling to keep track of all of the teams that I wanted to lose early or go far in the playoffs due to us owning their draft picks and/or had former Sharks players that I liked, so I put together this list. Sorry the format is not easily digestible. I wanted to make an infographic, but apparently I am graphically challenged.

There are likely a lot of mistakes in here, so feel free to correct me, and I will update the text post as we go.

Eastern Conference

Toronto Maple Leafs

Former Sharks players:

• Steven Lorentz
• Matt Benning

Reasons to root against:

• Max Pacioretti
• Ryan Reaves (Buried in AHL)

Tampa Bay Lightning

Former Sharks player

Hi all, first time poster to this sub.

I recently moved to Las Vegas, and I wanted to get a hole cut in my stone counter top to install a drinking water faucet. So far everyone I have called has either not answered their phones or told me that they don't do small jobs like this and only work for home builders.

This seems like a pretty standard ask, and I got it done at my old home (in another state) with no issue. But after calling a half a dozen or so businesses, I have only received one quote, which was for an obscene $400 (I had it done for $100 previously). I am quite stumped.

Does anyone have any recommendations for something like this?