You’d think after years of internet mocking CVS might shorten the length of its receipts. But no. This was for two items.

Is this what happens in downtown Toronto while I’m asleep by 9pm?

I wish Pope Leo XIV had come out in a football jersey and his first words as pontiff were “Da Bears!” But I bet he has opinions on hot dogs and pizza!

You know the pizza is going to be legit when there are photos of Rocky, Do The Right Thing, The Sopranos, and the Pope on the wall.

Radio Shack was next level. This might be one of the greatest inventions of all time. Press the button, it answers the call, tells them to go away, then hangs up. We need a version for cell phones.

Hello retirement fund!! . . . . . Just kidding. I know these are worth like $5 at most.

New winner for oldest bill found in my parents house, courtesy of my late grandmother. Phone bill payment punch card from 1969. In today’s dollars, her phone bill would have cost $580!

Ohhh, I get it Paul. Back on that old ‘Time is Money’ kick, right? Not back on it, Joe, still on it A half decade into the “new” job.

1990s NYC has come to the GTA. Around then, my parents went away for a weekend. Dad parked the car under a streetlight thinking it would keep the thieves away. Nope. They came anyway and stole the front end off the car. Turns out, parking there just gave them more light to work

For a Whale of a Dad as the legend goes. Happy Fudgie The Whale Day… I mean Happy Father’s Day!

I just faxed the clerk of New York and asked what he knew about Port Authority and you wanna know what he replied? Did you say Port Authority? Port with an R-T? That’s right. Port Authority is in Manhattan I'm aware of that! Well I'm at Pour Authority! Pour Authority! "P-O-U-R"

We’ve reached this part of the Elbows Up US products boycott? No American pasta shapes, eh?

The crew at John Moore celebrates Terry Fox Foundation arriving in Toronto with his Marathon of Hope 45 years ago today. Maple Leafs great Darryl Sittler joins us at 8:20am with his memories of that day.

Tomorrow morning, John Moore takes you back 40 years ago to the two continent concert with music journalist Eric Alper 🎧 and NYC radio DJ Carol Miller, who covered the show live from Philadelphia.

Dollar slice behind Port Authority at 4:05am is the # 1 pizza in the world.

My report from Canada on the nation's mass revolt against the United States. Here's what it looks like on the ground when you’ve managed to incense the friendliest people on the planet nymag.com/intelligencer/…

Back in the simpler times of 2015, Toronto residents were enthralled by the lifeless body of a trash panda left on a downtown sidewalk for 14 hours. A decade later, Conrad The Raccoon has been memorialized with a heritage plaque. John Moore pays tribute to #deadraccoonTO

This won’t last very long, but I am proud to have reached inbox zero to start my few days off from work.