Greg

You know what, we've only got like six or so major supermarket chains.

No one worries about that because they invest ferociously in competition.

You've got differentiation.

You know, we thought the market was stable, then Aldi and Lidl turned up.

Competition is not about reinventing the souk with dozens of identikit companies.

It's about companies having different approaches to looking after customers and competing ferociously on that.

Energy could well be going that direction.

But it's hard to say exactly why Iran launched these attacks.

But the timing, of course, suggests it has to do with the U.S.

decision to launch this Project Freedom, you know, to try and open up the Strait of Hormuz.

And as Greg says, the U.S.

shooting down some Iranian drones and missiles and attacking some smaller Iranian ships today.

The UAE is an ally of the U.S.

and supports it in the war against Iran.

And these attacks on the UAE could be Iran's way of retaliating.

Fun fact, by the way.

The Seas had more shots than the Habs did yesterday.

What do you mean?

Explain.

They're not even a hockey team.