Andie Summers Show Podcast

A Chick-Fil-A employee had a shock of a lifetime when she was gifted a brand new car from her co-worker. 

Hokule’a Taniguchi a 19-year-old's only means of transportation from her home in Neenah to her job at Chick-fil-A in Grand Chute was her bicycle. 

"I couldn't do it, myself!" Bridges told FOX affiliate WLUK of her friend. "I just – I can't imagine how she does it."

The car was the grand total prize for the restaurant's Christmas party. “It was kinda like the rumor at Chick-fil-A that there’s gonna be a car at the giveaway,” Bridges said. “We all put one in and we’re like, ‘If one of us gets it, it’s gonna go to Taniguchi, like no matter what.’ It was not a second thought.” 

Once it was announced that 17-year-old Haley Bridges won the car, she ran over to Taniguchi and gave her the biggest hug to let her know she'd be giving the car to her.

"I really just started crying, because I was so happy and I was like, 'Oh my gosh! I can't believe this is real!'" Taniguchi told WLUK. "Now I can go grocery shopping. I can like go to work like five minutes before now, instead of like two hours earlier, just to get here on time," Taniguchi continued. "There's a million more opportunities and possibilities for me now!"

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Andie's son has been working on fun Valentines Day craft projects for school. This made Andie, Dave and Donnie start reminiscing on their own school experiences and what they miss. Listeners call in to share their memories about their days in the classroom. 

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Dave saw a woman wearing pajamas at the park yesterday. Andie and Donnie have some strong opinions on wearing pajamas in public. Listeners call in to weigh on the topic.

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Donnie shares some of his funny yet embarrassing Facebook memories. 

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Sarah from Philly was on fire answering the questions! Was she able to get them all right?

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Andie keeps forgetting to preorder her children's lunch at school, as many of the other parents are as well. The lunch ladies are doing a WONDERFUL good job making sure all of the children are being fed and taken care of. 

Thank you lunch ladies!!!

It got us talking about our own school lunch experiences and how different they are from nowadays. Listeners call in to weigh on the topic.

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Andie, Dave and Donnie share their experiences on buying items from the back of a truck. Listeners call in to share their stories on the topic.

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MoNique Waters, a teacher from Ohio found a creative and fun way to teach her kindergarten students words of affirmation.

Walters says its a great way to set the tone of the day during their morning meetings. 

"We say it as a reminder of all the things they are," Waters told "Good Morning America." "It's important because adults are really stressed during the pandemic, but we forget that it's stressful on our kids, on our students, too. I am really doing my best to make sure they're [doing] well, as well."

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Today seems like a good day for someone to win $1,000! Let's see if Brian from Philly can do it... 

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Do you know a frontline hero that has stepped up to the plate during the pandemic? Well, the Phillies just might honor them.

The team plans to proudly display banners with 41 essential workers outside Citizens Bank Park this summer.

The honorees selected will get a photoshoot at Citizens Bank Park for their banner which will be up in time for the Phillies Home Opener on Thursday, April 1st.

The frontline heroes to be nominated include, but not limited to,  first responders, local healthcare workers, sanitation workers, law enforcement officials, teachers, grocery store staff, delivery personnel, volunteers, and other essential workers.

To nominate a frontline worker, fans can upload a video to Phillies.com/frontlineheroes telling the Phillies about their hero and why they should be honored.

All videos must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 13.

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