Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san: Most adorable anine I've veen teased with.

I thought K-On was Animates Diabeetus... I was wrong.

Hold on to your stuffed Wilford Brimley diabeetus plush toy, because I will tell you about the most adorable anime and manga in the known Universe: Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san. Or Teasing Master Takagi-san for the Eigo speaking people...

So, the story follows this boy, Nishikata-kun who is constantly teased by the girl sitting next to him, Takagi-san. The formula for a Takagi-san episode:
Nishikata finds a way to tease Takagi-san. He attempts to tease her, but she reads him like an open book and ends up making Nishikata all flustered.

These two are incredibly adorable. I got to see the Jack in the Box prank from one if thise random Facebook videos and noticed that it was on Netflix and binged Season 2 without realizing there was a season before it... which is available on Crunchyroll... and I started watching that and honestly, I can't stop. The simplicity of it all, the chemistry between Nishikata and Takagi-san is the glue that keeps me watching. Also, the cuteness that this show irradiates makes K-on feel bitter than a Latin American black coffee.
I normally don't send people to Crunchyroll, but these two kids make the trip there worth it!

Vince McMahon is allegedly dumping the WWE.

Seems that after failing at making XFL a thing... again!! Coronavirus screwing up with his WWE income and having some competition from AEW has put Mr. McMahon in an even fouler mood. So, allegedly, the enraged McMahon patriarch is interested in dumping the WWE on Fox and ESPN. To be honest, that combo seems a bit weird, since IT'S KINDA giving the WWE to Disney.

I used the term kinda since I'm not 100% sure at what section of fox McMahon is interested in selling it to... is it the Rupert Murdoch owned section of Fox, or is it the section owned by Mickey. I know ESPN is owned by Mickey, but at the same time the WWE is not exactly a real sport, which means it wouldn't have a place on ESPN... then again ESPN does Video games... but I kinda feel that the current slump the WWE is in (coronavirus aside) is Vincent Kennedy McMahon's fault. The decline of the WWE has been going on for years and in a way it would br a shame if they go under.

Assuming the rumor is true, my fear is that the WWE would crumble like WCW did after the AOL Time Warner Merger. But at the same time Vinnie Mac has been hemorrhaging money, but is getting rid of his main source of income a smart idea?

Also, if WWE falls, this would be REALLY BAD NEWS for Mattel.