That's awesome @Michael Rizk!! Congratulations!!!

I like the first two choices. I don’t have a preference between those, but I’m not a fan of white hats because they get so dirty so easily and get yellowed over time.

Very cool. So awesome to hear about you @Claudia Lopez

For me, anytime I run into a favorite artist song in the background in a public place. (I like to call it hearing it in the wild, since I wasn't the one making it play.) Most of the time it's a Roxette song playing in the background., I just know I was meant to hear it. It really catches my attention even more if it was just an album track that was never a single. Most people won't know those unless they bought the album. One of the most weird song "signs" I encountered was the time an Ace of Base song came on. It wasn't one of their popular songs, it was a song from an album that was never released in this country. I had the album in my collection at home so I knew the song well, but it should never have been on the sound system in the public place I was in at that time. And as an amusing thing, anytime I am contemplating the decision to make a career change, the song "I'm Free" by Jon Secada always seems to find me on some public sound system. In the lyrics, the line, "Things are only as important as I want them to be" is what resonates with me most. It reminds me that I don't need to fret over the decision on whether or not to make the change, I'm better off making the change and having the new experience. When I left my last job, I wasn't sure the song would find me since my listening habits had changed. I no longer listened to radio, I don't frequent many places with a public music system and the song is a lot older since my previous job change. But it did find me. It made me feel a lot better about my decision to leave the company I was with.

@Rose Colbourne A fun tip to get more enjoyment out of the Swedish Chef sketches in the original Muppet Show is that the hands were performed by Frank Oz while the head was Jim Henson. Often Frank was taking the lead leaving Jim to having to react to whatever Frank did with the hands. So if you look for it, you see the head is not in charge of the sketch.

@Rose Colbourne my pleasure. Just got in my brand new hat. Took it out in public for a little bit today