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how do you use the humble saltine?
labor day weekend...stay home or get out one more time
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is september the new january?
we probably spend more time with our work family than our real family. how are your 'work manners'?
game: password
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tailgaiting "jobs"...which one do you prefer?
how rich people save money
game: mindtrap
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when icons enter the public domain is ok to go crazy with them?
when someone asks for advice but then doesn't take it...are you offended?
goodbye/fun facts....World Coconut Day...One of nature’s most versatile products...its water makes a great recovery drink, and its fibrous husk, when burned, repels mosquitos, Coconut butter, coconut cream, and coconut oil are staple byproducts used in beauty products, and the husks and leaves of coconuts are used for making doormats, roofs, and huts. Biologically, the coconut is a seed, nut, and fruit all in one package and opening a coconut is actually pretty simple...you just need a screwdriver and a hammer!

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overeating season is almost here...when was the last time you overate to the point you felt gross
what's the most obscure fact you know?
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even if I won the lottery, I would refuse to buy _____
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game:  reading lyrics game
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do you blame your parents for your bad money habits?
what do you always buy online?
game: what year was it?
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why are people in france secretly building pools?
music that parents and kids agree on
goodbye/fun facts....World Letter Writing Day encourages people worldwide to pick up a pen, grab a piece of paper, and write a letter. It’s also a day to learn about the art of letter writing.  In this digital age of text and e-mail, it’s almost unheard of to sit down and compose a letter. Far too often, we hurriedly send texts and e-mails without really thinking about the impact our words have on the receiver....With a handwritten letter, you are forced to be more careful with the words you choose.

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if you think people leave stuff in taxis...you should check the lost and found at the waterpark!
how employees get rude customers back
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documentaries can boost your mood...what do you watch for a "pick me up"
game: acroynm game
school supplies...ugh! what a dilemma
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ashley doesn't understand "quiet quitting"
game: would you rather?
worst workplace policies
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what are you turning your college student's room at home into?
triple decker airplane...the model is very interesting
goodbye/fun facts....National Eat Outside Day...humans have been eating outdoors for centuries. Sometimes out of necessity (caves, huts, teepees, covered wagons.  Also known as al fresco dining, many restaurants offer patio seating so their patrons can enjoy their meals while taking in the city, beach, countryside or just people watch....but the possibilities are endless...you can go to a park, eat on your balcony, organize an outdoor potluck with friends and neighbors and just enjoy the day...or night! 

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a funny gimmick/toy to get the potato chip grease off your fingers...but they're ony making 5 of them!
listener feedback back...nicknames etc
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is it harder to be a parent now or when our parents were raising us?
game: scattergories
what are you wanting to get done before fall begins
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why don't we like looking at other people's pictures?
game: speak out
best routine for back to school/work chaos
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world air guitar championships
do find it hard to tell people what your really think?
goodbye/fun facts....toasted marshmallow day...Get your friends together, a few long sticks and a bag of marshmallows.  you can eat 'em plain or make a s'more...Upon personal preference, marshmallows are heated to various degrees from gently toasted to a charred outer layer.  The exact date of when marshmallows were created has been lost to history, but many scholars cite ancient Egypt as somewhat of a starting point for the sweet treat. Ancient Egyptians made marshmallows by extracting the sap from the root of a plant called ‘Althaea officinalis.’ people who are scared of marshmallows have althaiophobia. Over the centuries, the marshmallow went through several changes...The key ingredient, which was the root of the marshmallow plant, was also replaced with gelatin/corn starch as the latter made the process easier and faster

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things you should be cleaning
business cards are so yesterday
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do you have a funny nickname 
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game: feud
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wink martindale 
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america's favorite snacks
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would you get a dog based on it's lifespan?
have you run into someone you can't place
goodbye/fun facts....national lemon juice day...You know what they say, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade (or a lemon drop)...a tart drop of lemon juice in your cooking, beverages, or freshen up the world around you.  Lemons have been around forever but were first introduced to the New World in 1493 by Christopher Columbus. Since then, lemons became a staple in households, for medicinal uses like deodorizing a humidifier, whitening clothes, and cleaning toilets...and acid in lemon juice neutralizes an enzyme called polyphenol oxidase that causes fruit to brown.

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no staring allowed...at least at this nightclub in australia
do you let people ahead of you in line if they ask?
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what have they done to the big mac?!?!
ways we judge others
game: wanna be a millionaire
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besides "influencer"..what do you kids want to be when they grow up?
what your cell phone ringer says about you
game: everybody knows
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do ashley and brad know these cooking basics?
people are being uninvited to weddings...would you be offended?
goodbye/fun facts....national toilet paper day...Before the advent of toilet paper, from at least 79 A.D. until the fall of the Roman empire, the Romans cleaned themselves with a tersorium (a type of sponge) after relieving themselves. It was made of a sea sponge on a stick and they would simply rinse it off and leave it for the next person.  It wasn’t until 1857 that toilet paper began being sold in the United States of America.  In the 1960s, toilet paper came in different colors, especially in pink and green to match the bathroom hues. Americans love their toilet paper though and use it the most out of any other country. Though this can also be attributed to the fact that some countries prefer using a bidet over toilet paper to clean up.

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do you tailgate or just go into the game?
when you want to calm down...what do you imagine?
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worst at work birthdays 
doesn't it seem rich people never have to follow the rules
game: slogan game
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favorite school cafeteria foods
do you relax on weekdays or just weekends?
game: 4 1/2 year old trivia
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would you eat something gross to cure your food allergy
with the holidays coming up would you rather stay with relatives or at a hotel?
goodbye/fun facts....National Park Service Founders Day...Whenever you are enjoying scenic trails, open spaces, watersheds, or recreational areas, remember that the National Parks Service works hard to provide a natural outdoor resource accessible to every American.  On August 25, 1916, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act. The Act established the National Park Service. As part of the Department of Interior...The first national park, Yellowstone...You can register yourself as a volunteer with the National Park Service as a way to do your bit in conserving protected lands

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bad habits to kick (before new years)
what makes a good parent-teacher relationship
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game: pyramid
what's the worst thing you've spilled in your car
multi-generational households
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game: think n sync
best, mediocre, and worst state to retire
would you rent yourself out?
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have you ever texted the wrong person?
most overused/disliked slang
goodbye/fun facts....national knife day...we celebrate one of humankind’s very first tools. early knives were made of bone, stone, and flint, and today, they are made using titanium, bronze, iron, and steel. in 1891...The Karl Elsener Company makes the Swiss Army knife...but they aren't entirely swiss...The corkscrew tool of a Swiss Army Knife is made in Japan. If you're looking for a good laugh...you can watch an old video on youtube of ed ames trying to teach johnny carson how to throw a tomahawk

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pumpkin spice is the talk of the town
researchers say you do these things instead of checking your phone in the morning
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harvard researchers say asking someone "how are you" is a terrible way to make small talk
game: who is the mystery voice?
have you been part of any of these 'scams'
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over hearing fights in public
game: is ashley smarter than a 5th grader
best restroom in america
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russia got rid of starbucks...but now they have 'stars' and the logo is an exact match
are you a people-pleaser?  is that good thing or a bad thing?
goodbye/fun facts....national sponge cake day...This decadent dessert was first created in the mid-16th century by an Italian pastry chef for a Spanish lord. The traditional sponge cake is easy to make since it consists of just three very basic ingredients: flour, sugar and eggs. The key to the perfect sponge cake is in the technique. The batter must be beaten thoroughly in order to create volume....and like in all baking the eggs should be at room temperature.  A sponge cake has a firm, yet well aerated structure, similar to a sea sponge. That’s why it is called a “sponge cake.”

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you can make your own choco taco since the ice cream truck isn't gonna sell it anymore
does your stomach growl or do you get the hiccups when it's super quiet in a room?  
of all the things your phone does...what else do you wish it did?
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is it rude to bring the food you brought to a party home?
game: quiz
game: feud
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robot furniture...would you want to live in a place with shifting rooms?
game: outburst
goodbye/fun facts....National Be an Angel Day encourages good deeds and kindness to others.  The day also recognizes those who’ve been angels to us. Sometimes we have a terrible day. Whether its bad news or poor planning, we all have them. A kind word, a hug, or even a pleasant atmosphere makes a difference.  Other times, days, even weeks, can be devastating. A loss, illness, or overwhelming news takes the wind from our sails...so be an angel...Offer an ear to listen, a hand to lift them up, or a shoulder to hold them up until they can stand again. Give patience when you least feel like giving it.