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👋 Hola Ariel!!!
This week’s main event of Volkov x Rozenstruik will help determine more of the pecking order on top of the heavyweight division. My question this week pertains to the heavyweight division, do you have any updates on either Jon Jones, Stipe Miocic or an interim belt being made?
Viva Heelwani 🦹🏻♂️
Dear Ariel,
Greetings once again from London, Ontario, Canada. My question this week is a straightforward one: When you’re driving with passengers, how much input do your passengers have on the choice of music? My philosophy is that the driver is doing all of the heavy labor getting the passengers from point A to point B, and should therefore be rewarded full control of the music. My girlfriend, however, is insistent that as a passenger, she should be allowed to choose the music for half of the car ride. This is despite the fact that she has horrible taste in music. She argues that she is contributing to the labor of the drive by providing good conversation; while I appreciate this effort, my respectful counter-argument is that if she would let me play good music, this conversation would not be necessary. I have suggested that she take advantage of the option to simply sleep in the backseat for the duration of the drive, but for whatever reason she typically turns down this offer. I’m hoping you can weigh in on this dilemma, and as always appreciate your valuable insights.
Sincerely,
Adrian