money monster movie

 this morning i watched a DVD movie, a recent purchase, 'money monster'. i recognized george clooney and julia roberts in it. this was about the host of a TV show about investing that is held hostage. there were some compelling parts of the storyline, the social commentary this thriller was making. i have seen some hostage movies before, but nothing like this one. after it was done i got started on errand running. there was two orders to pick up at the post office. then i dumped the recycle near the capitol. on to jersey mike's for a sandwich. then the light rail station where i rode the train to the loft's wordplay event in minneapolis. i had been to it before, but like many events it had been virtual for a few years due to the pandemic. i bought two books while there, one was about notable books of the 20th century. the other was 'glad my mom died', from last year by a former child star. i recall that one causing an uproar. i sat in on a few of the talks that authors gave. most of my time was spent in the outside parts, the streets that were blocked off by the police. once i had seen all of this part i went inside to open book, and some authors spoke about their books as well. while inside i had some iced latte coffee, as well as a vegan sandwich because all of the pastries were sold out. it was made by gallant tiger, crustless, blueberry bourbon sage  jam and peanut butter. then i rode the light rail home and got groceries at aldi. when i turned on the TV i noticed the Fox baseball game of the week had already started, but it was a scoreless tie. braves went on to beat the rays 6-1. later on i went on a walk and found 72 cents.