All three statements were equally true. If the f/f have bolsters and a cigar band - they will start production on 4/1. I guarantee it

Generally, this subforum is like a family sitting around a dinner table - we will have some fun with those we love. Because we too have been teased a bit coming up thru the group.
Now, I am going to make a couple of unrelated observations because they have been bothering me over the last year...
It is always curious to me how we are willing to throw out everything we know due to a mis-labeled picture or some secondhand guess. Not thinking of any one in particular; but I catch myself all the time reading something on social media that on first read I think is an obvious joke. Just to find out it is being relayed as fact or being used to pit one fact against another. My goal (as I am a conspiracy theory knucklehead) in life is to assume the integrity and truthfulness of everyone; right up to the point that you know it is not correct. So, many times I will ask about stories that get posted, only to get laughed at by the authorities. Not a mean laugh; just a "you're not that stupid Mike" style laugh. But, one time out of a hundred, there is something to it - thus there is always that tiny chance....
But, generally, you have to be careful because this is 2020. And one thing I have noticed is that kids that grew up answering all their questions by asking it on google - now consider search result answers to be de facto standard. But those that are actually the keepers of the knowledge, A) Don't reside on social media (for the most part); and B) Even if they did they would be too humble to concur that they knew something. I watch youtube videos all the time from "the authority" on something or the other because they have googled it and studied it for three weeks. And when they are proven wrong; they act like being wrong about something they are stating as fact to thousands of others, is just the price of learning. Up until a decade or so ago, if you stated something as fact that was eventually wholesale discredited - nothing else you said deserved significant credit. Now days, 80% or so accuracy seems to be enough for them to retain "the authority" moniker. On the 20% that they are blatantly wrong on will just get corrected in the wash or maybe become the new fact.
Don't take anything I say as a fact on its face. Take it as an opinion that provides a jumping off point for you to discover your own conclusion. I know things that very few other people know about those things my life has provided experience; but there are vast numbers of topics (most of them) in which I know little to nothing about. I try very hard not to state anything as a fact, if I am not relatively (95%) sure about and even then I want to plant a disclaimer right up to 99.9%.
(sorry for the rant)