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if you pick up the tab to get all the rewards points...it might backfire
"a florida woman" story
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what makes a good neighbor?
millennialls say they only get 7 hours a week to relax...
the 10 best tv shows of all time...according to ranker.com
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25% of new parents (or parents-to-be) don't want a baby shower...they want this instead
jobs with the most and least respect
estonia has a new idea for first time speeding ticket offenders
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is it ok to dislike your kids...even though you love them?
how old were you when you first flew on a plane?
goodbye/fun facts....Whether you call it joe or java...Today is International Coffee Day. This day celebrates one of the world's favorite hot beverages, which is enjoyed and celebrated around the world. On a per capita consumption basis, you may be surprised to know the U.S. is not the top coffee drinking country, not even close. Depending upon what survey you read, the U.S. ranks between 22 -25. Who is the top coffee consuming country? Finland.

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would you hack your neighbors alexa/nest system if you could
october is tomorrow...what are some of the things about "rocktober"?
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everyday tasks that we're doing wrong
if you worked from home...would you work in your jammies? what about taking a shower?
where's the weirdest place you've ever changed a diaper?
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ashley and brad play battle of the sexes part 1
ashley and brad play battle of the sexes part 2
would you turn in a family member who committed a crime?
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what "kids food" do you love?
when the weather is nice...do you drive with your window down or your a/c on...
goodbye/fun facts....During World War II, many items were rationed in the United States, including shoes. Why Shoe Rationing? well...there was a serious rubber shortage so footwear made of rubber or with rubber soles was rationed or unavailable. Also, the military had a high need for leather, not just for shoes and combat boots, but for those popular leather flight jackets. As a result, civilians made do with less. Starting September 30, 1942, men’s rubber boots and rubber work shoes were placed under rationing. To obtain a new pair, a man had to apply to the local ration board, prove he needed the shoes for essential industry—not for sport—and turn in the old pair. Galoshes and overshoes were not rationed because they used less crude rubber, and sneakers were no longer produced. the ration ban was finally lifted in october of 1945 and people could own as many shoes as they wanted

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best gas station coffee in every state: https://www.gasbuddy.com/NewsRoom/PressRelease/836
alarm clocks...what's the best "wake up sound"
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what's your take on the counter "tip jar"
how many people would help someone who was hurt? does that number change if bystanders are on their phone? YES!
are you a loud sneezer or a quiet sneezer? it says a lot about your personality
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is it strange for an adults to be obsessed with kid things...like disney or my little pony
do you have a million dollar name? how about a billion dollar name?
if there was one piece of food left in the break room (from a community cake/pizza etc) how likely are you to take it for yourself?
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do you feel guilty about not being "green"
parenting pointers...dr claudia...people who actually work really hard to manifest their dreams
goodbye/fun facts....as we evolved from our ancient ancestors how did we know food was edible? well...they would feed it to animals and if they died...people wouldn't eat it...but that's not always right because animals can't always eat what we can. for example, humans were told that tomatoes caused stomach cancer and appendicities until colonel robert gibbon johnson stood on the steps of a new jersey courthouse in 1820 and ate one in front of a crowd.

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would you ever consider making kids sign a "sleepover" contract at your house?
what do your toes say about you? cosmopolitan magazine decodes your toes: https://www.cosmopolitan.in/life/features/a11178/7-types-toes-and-secrets-they-reveal-about-your-personality
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what's something you can't have just one of? (food or otherwise)
there is a new pumpkin spice item that just sold out...and they aren't making any more of it...
a.i. in australia can capture people using their phones while driving because it can look very into close in the car...ok or not?
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how to break a bad habit...which one of these do you do?
ashley and brad play password
best cities in the u.s. to get coffee...(non national chains)
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more and more stores are offering self serve checkout...and now the huge box stores like costco and bj's are...do you like doing that on your own?
men's health reported what workers really think about their boss
goodbye/fun facts....On National Johnny Appleseed Day, we honor the man who made apple (and pear) trees grow heavy with the bounty of their fruit across most of this country. On September 26, we commemorate the day of his birth and celebrate his legendary wit, wisdom, and enduring story...you can share an apple treat or read one of the many stories about Johnny Chapman (his real name). Use #JohnnyAppleseedDay

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favorite part of fall...what's yours?
how do you cancel plans without looking like a jerk?
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what questions/phrases do parents hate to hear their kids ask
should you be required to share your personal emotions in your workplace?
what do you do when people talk to you in an elevator
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ashley gives brad a quiz...star wars theme
brad gives ashley "the feud"
what foods/drinks do you go to when your stomach is upset
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a mom crashes her son's class as punishment for being rude to his teacher
corona is testing the first edible 6-pack rings...made from barley and wheat...
goodbye/fun facts....it's "one hit wonder" day...but on this day in 1959: The song "Do-Re-Mi" from the "Sound of Music" by Rodger and Hammerstein was registered. The tune finished at #88 in AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs survey of the top tunes in American cinema

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which food actually makes you gag...something you just can't eat.
best 2 person board games...what are some of your favorites?
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most parents think summer is too long...do you agree?
big things americans would give up for their small joys
signs that you're the problem employee
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ashley and brad play the walmart high/low game
besides your kids or animals...what "brag worthy" pic you have on your phone right now
the 40+ bucket list...
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how long does the average woman shop...according to this study 14% of her life...but it's not all for her
we all worry about finances...a new princeton study breaks down what our most common financial stressors are
goodbye/fun facts....on sept 24, 1964...the Munsters debuted on CBS and run until May 12, 1966; 70 episodes were produced. It was cancelled after ratings dropped to a series low, due to the premiere of ABC's Batman, which was in color. The Munsters found a large audience in syndication. This popularity warranted a spin-off series, as well as several films, including one with a theatrical release

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foods americans waste the most
apps you should delete from your phone immediately!
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when dating...is it ok to order the most expensive item on the menu on the first date?
what were you not allowed to touch as a kid?
car resale value...which colors are best for selling back
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how do you tell someone their new haircut or new "look" is really not flattering?
in the oprah magazine...the question is: what would rather do on a fall weekend...ride a bike or take a hike?
a new website lets the internet settle your arguments
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have to ever lied about reading a book to appear more attractive
a mom unofficially broke the guinness book of world records for running a marathon in 3 hours and 11 minutes...while pushing a stroller with her 3 kids in it!
goodbye/fun facts....pumpkins and gourds are all around as we get ready for fall...but they are both technically squash.

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longest water slide...almost 9,000 feet...would you go on it?
how much do you normally spend on office supplies...and desk accessories...probably not this much!!!
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most american kids only live about 18 miles from their mom....how close it too close/how far is too far?
these foods taste refrigerated...have you ever tried these foods cold?
we are so wifi equipped that alexa can listen to use in the kitchen and in the bathroom
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grubhub says this state is the most pumpkin spice obsessed
bad hair days can mean bad moods...here are the worst cities that make the most bad hair days
this one sound will make you 30% more relaxed
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starbucks is now testing out a pick up only location in nyc...has the pendulum swung completely the other way?
parenting pointers with dr. claudia...what's a "hair boom"?
goodbye/fun facts....today is national concussion awarness day...a day to help people recognize and appropriately treat the condition. many people who have hit their head (mainly in sports) were just expected to shake it off...however there can be long lasting issue...like depression, c.t.e. and many other mental health issues. if you've ever had "your bell rung" and experienced headache, trouble sleeping, remembering things, irritability or anxiety...visit cdc.gov for more info

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it's talk like a pirate day...and brad just won't let it go....ugh!
the grossest thing coming to your stocking this winter
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reasons why americans have a hard time sticking to a budget
the top shows/most anticipated coming to the tv lineup this fall
what are some of life skills that we should teach everyone
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how do you get your kids out of bed for school?
how do you blow off steam?
what is your favorite phyical feature about yourself?
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merriam-webster has added a bunch of new words to their dictionary
why did talk like a pirate come around?
goodbye/fun facts....cars and radios go hand in hand...in fact...just thinking about driving without music or your favorite dj/show is almost unthinkable...but who was the first to put a radio in a car? on this date in 1922 Chevy started offering radios as an option (for $200...or $3,000 in today's money) and an enormous antenna...it wasn't until the 1930's that car radios became standard

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do you get asked the same question over and over? what is it?
have you ever had your gps take you to the wrong address?
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states with the highest and lowest obesity rates
a man ignited a fire when he used a microwave to dry his clothes...have you ever tried to dry to your clothes in a weird way
kid ordered by a judge to spend months with his parents for being bad...
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first world problems....a new british survey reveals some of the biggest modern inconveniences
ashley and brad play "would you rather"
how can you get into the fall season and embrace it
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alexa will start letting random people provide alexa answers...good idea?
cringeworthy work terms
goodbye/fun facts....on this date in 1988: At the Seoul Olympics, American swimmer Greg Louganis took the gold medal in 3-meter springboard diving after hitting his head on the board during prelims....he suffered a concussion and received 5 stitches...then returned 35 mintues later with his next dive...scored near perfect dive and won the gold