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tim burton. Willem dafoe is in this, we're seeing more justin theriault, the level of excitement. Don't know if you can tell, I can't stop talking abot. It looks like the original movie which is what we want. The biggehings for fans of such a beloved movie, they're tryingoo hard and it doesn't look like the original and this looks incredibly promising. >> Jeff: ahead of a big weekend at cannes, cher was rocking it out last night at the amfar gala. >> Want cher's magical elixir. She is 78. Look at her rockin' it. She is performing at the amfar gala, which is part of thecannes film festival. This weekend they're anning the palme d'or award but this is a special moment. She's singing. She is singing "walking in mes," she's singing"believe," she's having a bitf a pda moment with her boyfriend who she defended their age gap for a while now but let me tell you, if that's the secret to her happiness, I say you go for it bse she looks fantastic, she sounds fantastic and I'm a huge cher if you can't tell. >> Carolyn: cher, morgand you go for it. I think she went for it a long time ago. >> You go for it. You are my idol. >> Carolyn: okay. Cannes is wrapping up this weekend. >> Yeah, it is. It's been exciting. We'll sees palme d'or which is the highest award that you can get, let's see who gets it. Speculation but let's tune in, we'll find out. >> Carolyn: we'll talk again monday. Before we get to furry frida we've talked about this on the show, you know what, it's launched. >> Jeff: it has, yes. Bark air, the first ever bark air. We have to show you this, this is a new luxury albeit expensive chartered air service for pets. They're pog champagne into the bowl and as they should because every dog on bark air gets a white glove experience, typical of what, youw, you or I may have experienced if you're lucky enough to be in rst class. >> I've never experiencedhis, jeff. >> Jeff: nose pressed up against the window, against the glass here, but this comes with a price tag. Currently one-way ticket for d and human costs, how about this, $6,000. >> Carolyn: wowza. >> Jeff: 6,000 select locations as of right now, london, l.a., new york. >> Carolyn: I might dress up as someone's pet to experience that. >> Just also tells you how much people love their pets and how many people have pets over children. >> Carolyn: right. Ow. And how many pets are living better life than us. >> My dog eats better than I do.>> Jeff: that leads us into furry friday. S get right to it on this friday, thanks as always for yourtos. We're going to start this morning in salmon arm, bc. This is from debbie. Here is wyatt. And as you can see, wyatt also getting first-class treatment. Celebrating his 14th birthday. >> Carolyn: happy birthday, wyatt. And this is from joanne inabbotsford, bc. This is benny. Smelling the flowers. >> Jeff: or about to eat them. Maybe about to eat one of the flowers, I think, yes. >> Carolyn: all right. Who do we have next? >> Is it me? >> Carolyn: yeah. Dahlia in edmonton. >> This is eleanor and lazlo. Oh, my gosh, they love their bandanas. Thook very sharp. Very sharp. >> Carolyn: from dawson in calgary, meet cinnamon. She has her eyes peeled for tms. Oh, I like the attentiveness. Look at those ears. >> Jeff: all right. From wendy in calgary, here is sophie who loves to play dressup. >> Oh, my gosh. arolyn: super cute. >> Little diva. From morita in vancouver, this is tippy who loves her treats. Sing for a treat. What a face on tippy. So adorable. Give all the treats. >> Carolyn: keep sending us your furry friday pics @morningshowca to have you pet featured here on the show. All right. Thanks, morgan. >> Thanks. >> Carolyn: alrighty. We're going to short break here on the show. Has canada's inflation coo enough for an interest rate cut. Rubina ahmed-haq is here to discuss when she takes us through the lat money matters. >> Announcer: and later, styled like a pro. Natalie sexton shows us how to wear the trickiest trends of the summer. >> Announcer: next week on "the mns that make a big splash, music stars amanda malis that, carly june and jason blain and shahzadi's summer grilling series starts and we unpack Ready? Setty? Go! Now? Now! Furiosa, a mad max saga. Now playing only in theatres. There's a new Tims run in town with new Flatbread Pizza.

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sunrise and a & a records. >> T was the good days. >> Jeff: love them or hate them, meme stocks are back in e headlines. First off, maybe a little background here, w exactly are meme stocks and why do they concern investors? >> Meme stocks are if you think about pump and dump, before the internet was around, som would hype up a certain company or certain stock or certain industry and people would rush to it at would pump that price up. Meme stocks a those stocks being pumped up on the internet and specifically really on reddit so you've got people who are interd in investing and there'sroups, we are aware of themow, different groups constantlyalking about certain companies so if you get the masses buying a certain company, regardless of nothing to do with economic fundamentals, that's going to pump the price up. So that's what this meme stock comes from, if yotart talking about on the internet and it creates that type of hype. >> Carolyn: what's your advice for anyone interested? >> Meme stocks are gambling, you're buying into the h, you're not investing, you're not saving, you're basly thinking if I make this quick decision, can I make some quick money. So if you are getting on that bandwagon so to speak, know that you can loser money just as quickly as you make it because this is based on a company actually doing well or presenting a new product and nowthey're going to scale. This is just chatter on the internet that's pumping the price of a stock up. >> Jeff: all right. Buyer beware. >> Absolutely, yes. >> Jeff: fook marketplace, we want to talk about that for a moment with you as well this morning because obviously it's become ay popular place to buy goods, maybe save some money, but it does come with certaiafety risks. We got reports of people beingrobbed after meeting up for potential sales. Could you maybe share some tips with us on how to use marketplace and stay safe. >> Some of the stuff is quite obvious. You don't give out your home addres the first person that says I want to buy whatever it is t you're selling. You can meet in a pc place to sell, if it'sething easily portable. In some cases you can't, you're selling a couch in your home, you reall do need to have that person come into your home and buyt but facebook, one thing good about it, you can go and see just the profile of a person, when they joined facebook, how long they have been on, and then maybe just a little bit about if they have only two friends and they have been on facebook foree months, probably not a timate profile but so you can do a little bit of background beforou allow someone to come in your home and buy that item. And make sure you're not home alone so you've got other people with you. This is tru for those who are going to buy something and also selling. And when it comes to things like going back to concert tickets, other things transferred online, make sure you get some proof that it is legitimate and I really would not trust a link to say that, yes, this is the concert ticket because up until you get to the venue, you're not going to know whether it's legitimate or not even if it looks pretty good. >> Carolyn: and you knowinterestingly, just this week, the nypd opened up a room at their detachments for facebook marketplace exchanges to protect the buyer and the seller. >> And especially if you've got something expensive, you've got an iPhone you're selling, expensive piece of technology, people have shown up and said, you know what, and they've messed them up a little bit o whatever, and said just give that to me, I'm not pg for it because they know you've got this thing that ye selling that's valuable and you think they're there to actually purchase it from you while 're there to actually rob you and it can be very dangerous when you're selling high-value goods onlin >> Carolyn: for sure. All right. We have to leave it there. Thank you, rubina. >> Thanks for having me. >> Carolyn: coming up next, it's not all about what to wear but how to wear it. Natalie sexton has got you covereith how to style some of the trickiest trends of the season. I've never hadthese feelings before, but I'd be sadif I had to kill her. There's a new Tims run in town with new Flatbread Pizza. Served hot out of the oven and freshly prepared in Chicken Parmesan, Pepperoni, Simply Cheese, and Bacon Everything. Try Tims new Flatbread Pizza. It's time for Tims (VO)When you share a hotel room withyour kid, you also share a bedtime with your kid. But if you get an Airbnb, you get to pick your own bedtime. When I want to feelmy most powerful, it starts with Venus. With five ultra-sharp blades and water-activated serums for incredible glide. I feel the difference with every stroke. Feel the power of smooth. (Lively mellow music) ( )

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