Handy helps with TV mounting, as we know you The Bachelor fans can’t stand the thought of missing another episode, especially when it comes down to the home dates, then three women left… then the final rose of the season! Although The Bachelor seems infused in fairytale dream dates may seem, and if you want to get your comfy sweats on in time for all your best friends to join you for this steamy guilty-pleasure of a show, then you should make sure you get a professional to mount your TV in time for 8PM.
However, while Arie’s season of the Bachelor almost comes to a close, the Pyeong Chang 2018 Olympics are making great headway and catching viewers’ much desired attention. History is being made for Canada, as we saw on February 19th with Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir’s riveting, dramatic and seamless ice dance that won them first place. Not only is this the same dance that won them gold place for Team Canada, but also the dance that got them that gold medal all for themselves.
If you only have access to Netflix and got rid of cable TV, now is your time to get that TV mounted because you are missing history in the making. Handy can quickly and timely mount your TV for you so that you can view the beautifully remarkable figure skating duo wow the crowd like never before.
If you had the chance to watch the competition, CBC played a five-minute montage of Virtue and Moir’s twenty-year relationship as ice mavens. From as early as four years old, they danced together in the hopes of making it to the Olympics. They won the coveted gold with their Moulin Rouge performance, treading thinly behind the French figure skaters Papadakis and Cizeron—who only the day before had set a new world record in the free skate competition.
Moir and Virtue had won gold in the 2010 Vancouver Olympics and silver in the 2014 Sochi Olympics. They had declared that they would give themselves a break, not competing for the 2018 Pyeong Chang Olympics until two years in when they came back for the gold. They handily knew that if they were going to come back, it wasn’t to get second place again. Although Papadakis and Cizeron are gold medalists in the future, especially since it is likely that Virtue and Moir are going to retire, they have not shown the amount of passion and power that these two dancers display over and over again on the rink.