AJ & McCall Show

Cache Valley Secrets continue with two hated lists, starting with the most overpaid professions. AJ & McCall agree everyone needs more money but aren't completely sold on this list...except for televangelists. Shoot them into the sun! What about ten things that are supposed to be universally hated? Even though McCall does one of the things, talking during movies, it's a rock solid list that can't be denied.

Story #1 - Guy robbed a postal worker for rubber bands

Story #2 - Cops caught a burglar after he left his hotel key behind

Story #3 - Lady stabbed her cousin after he asked her to return a 'shirt'

U2 is now on TikTok, but have we forgiven 'em for the whole Apple Music thing? Is it possible to make someone paranoid with confidence? A girl went viral after finding out her neighbor was on the radio and talked about her. Should AJ or McCall be nervous about anyone listening to the show? Online dating is the least likely to make it through the first three years of marriage and the mostly likely is dating friends of friends or friends of family. AJ has a huge issue with that, it's high risk/high reward but will McCall agree for the Debate At 8? McCall loves her some life hacks, NOT, so did AJ finally find some she won't hate?

What is the most successful way to meet in dating? While there is no universal answer, apparently after 30 anything that isn't online has a much better chance to make it through the first three years of marriage. However, AJ has a bone to pick with the most successful for the first three years, dating friends of friends or friends of family. AJ tells McCall his theory about how high risk/high reward it is and it actually contributes to a lot of ruined friendships.

Story #1 - Guy threw a TV at his mom, 'allegedly' strangled her

Story #2 - Man called the police to say he was carjacked and that there was a special needs child in the car, he lied

Story #3 - Two thieves passed out from a gas leak while they tried to steal a furnace

Who in the heck has coleslaw for Thanksgiving?! The choice is obvious for 'Would You Rather Wednesday' because you obviously take longer work days and more weekends over fewer hours and more work days. Being an adult is dealing with things you don't have to like going to a hospital, seeing no one and still getting a bill. People are being a bit dramatic about the holidays: of course you're going to see people you dislike. The real question is how to you figure out your holiday plans because AJ is on something unprecedented for the Debate At 8. McCall is upset Gen Z is coming after her avocado toast while 'trying to bridge' the generation gap.

One-third of people will spend the holidays with someone they dislike...'And?' says AJ. Statistically, if you get enough people together you're not going to be fond of at least one of them and of course that's going to happen during the holidays, but is it really that surprising or that awful? McCall says for the holidays she sets her schedule and that's that, while AJ feels like he needs to make an itinerary. It doesn't matter how it goes, every time he goes home he has to explain it over and over.

Story #1 - A lady pulled a shotgun on a 7-year-old trick or treater

Story #2 - Dad fought off three armed robbers who were trick or treating

Story #3 - Drunk driver picks up his kid at daycare, forgets and goes back to daycare while forgetting his kid at the store

Apparently it only took a haircut for AJ to disappear while a classic 'Duh! Study' was done on women changing their hair. Who could hate the fundamental sides for Thanksgiving?! It's all about the carbs! Could either AJ or McCall see themselves getting family tattoos? Americans might be just a TAD overconfident in how interesting their lives are. 25% say they should have their own reality show, McCall included, but what you need is drama. How much should someone be  responsible for when crashing with a friend for the Debate At 8? Can we give Halloween decorations a little leeway like we do with Christmas lights?

Living an interesting life is good, but do you have enough for a reality show? AJ says he thinks stretches could fill one but otherwise no, McCall says yes. 25% of Americans think their lives are interesting enough for a reality show, but 34% think they could have a good biography. Any good show is going to need drama, which one listener has while crashing with their friend. They're only staying for a month so what bills should they be on the hook for?