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May 10, 2024

In today’s edition of This City: an update from a man who upped and fled Toronto for greener pastures during the pandemic, an awkward date that started with an even more awkward four-hour-long phone call, and a look inside a new adult play place on King West.

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No Regrets

Mid-pandemic, David Eddie and his wife, Pam, ditched Toronto and gave country living a try, a story he told us in vivid and hilarious detail three years ago. At the time, Eddie wasn’t sure if they had made the right decision—once the novelty wore off, would they end up moving back to the city? As may be obvious from the photo above, the answer is no. Here, Eddie’s update from the rural frontier.

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Kiss And Tell

We’ve all received cold calls from telemarketers—but what about from a Tinder match? That’s what happened to Demetra, a 23-year-old student who endured an hours-long one-sided phone call (that ended in a lullaby) before even meeting her match in person. You can imagine how the actual date went.

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Eat, sleep, game, repeat

Joining the ranks of adult play places such as Tilt, Zed 80 and the Rec Room is Greta, an arcade bar catering to both the kid at heart and the adult with a more mature palate and a penchant for craft beer. Take a look inside the 12,500-square-foot amusement park on King West.

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A funk band tours their latest batch of tunes

Texas-based trance-funk trio Khruangbin are passing through Toronto this month to promote their freshly released full-length EP, A La Sala. The group is known for instrumental tracks featuring grooves from bassist Laura Lee, hazy guitar licks from Mike Speer and beats by drummer Donald “DJ” Johnson, whose timing is so impeccable that it’s become a meme. History, May 31 to June 2

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