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20% of millennials say they don't have any friends...because of "social" media
is it ok for a city to not hire anyone who smokes or vapes (even in their off time)?
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is it ok to go into a restaurant 15 before closing time? this is a heated debate!!!
ashley and brad play radio b-i-n-g-o
scientists have created a fabric that smells like citronella when you sweat (bonus...that's an insect repellent too!)
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what is xeriscape landscaping?
the back to school blues...the top 10 complaints...but what do you like about it?
elevator chitchat...yay or nay...
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wallet hub released their list of best and worst school systems
you're supposed to wash your hands when you go to the bathroom (brad)...but do you wash your hands when you do some of these other things?!?!?
goodbye/fun facts....August 6, 1960 - Chubby Checker performs The Twist onTV for the first time - on Dick Clark's American Bandstand: the song became a national sensation after Checker performed it on Dick Clark's American Bandstand. The dance was so popular that it inspired additional new dances such as the Mashed Potato, the Swim, and the Funky Chicken.

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things men think are romantic (probably because of the movies)...but they really aren't
back to school shopping can be hazardous to your dog
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summer myths debunked...like do you really have to wait 30 minutes after eating before you swim?
how much are you allowed to spend without having to check with your spouse
the happy list...fill your life with happiness...
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what one things qualifies you to be an adult
small/dumb things that make us all unreasonably angry
world's most frequent flyer gets some insane perks
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cleanest grocery stores around the country...does the cleanliness of the store determine where you'll shop
what's the best way to find a parking spot? do you circle the lot like a shark or just take whatever is available?
goodbye/fun facts....back in the day...(way back...) in 1772 a bank in london developed traveler's cheques for people to use while traveling around 90 european countries...then on this date in 1891...american express said...let's make this world wide...now this was waaaay before atm machines and debit cards...so nowadays...even some banks won't take traveler's cheques

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if you're a couch potato...it may not be your fault. just look at your fingers
thrillist.com came out with their list of the "most american foods"...do you agree?
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thinking of getting a tattoo? are you ready...really ready to get one?
ashley and brad play "password"
according to popular mechanics...these are the tools that everyone should have in their toolbox
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107 year old shares secret to her long life
tickle therapy...good idea or bad idea?
have runaway salaries and egos ruined sports for fans?
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how to avoid getting car sick
parenting pointers with dr. claudia...back to school anxiety
goodbye/fun facts....1873 - The Clay Street Hill Railroad began operating the first cable car in San Francisco's famous cable car system...and has been in operation ever since. by the way...the waiting list to be a cable car operator in san francisco is 5 year long...

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there are wigs and toupees...ron popeil spray on hair...hair transplants...but what about 3D printed hair?
the halloween petition we told you about last year is gaining steam...would you sign in?
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when is the very best time to make a decision?
warren buffett with the number one mistakes parents make with money
summer bucket list...how many of these have you done so far this year?
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women's health did a stress test for the "average woman"...here are some women/stress facts...can you relate?
ashley gives brad a quiz
brad gives ashley "the feud"
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foods that make you **pass gass** incessantly
dumb but true product warning labels
goodbye/fun facts....National Eye Exam Month...they recommend getting your eyes checked every 1-3 years...they've found that many diseases now can be detected early through your eyes!! in fact...the first ophthalmologists began to practice in 800 BC, an Indian surgeon named Sushruta describes 76 ocular diseases, as well as several ophthalmological techniques and instruments.

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when people get married...or have a party of some kind...a new trend is non traditional gifts...what do you think?
what's the downside of being constantly connected? is there one?
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dumbest way you've injured yourself...ashley fell down the stairs and has the pictures to prove it
over half of adults want to make money off their hobby as a "side hustle"...or even turn it in to a full time job...what would yours be?
what are some of the top 10 things we do that bother each other when we live together
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today is uncommon musical instrument day...here's some weird ones
it's the great debate...who is better at driving...men or women. turns out..it's women!
speaking of cars...which states have the cheapest car repair costs inthe u.s.
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what makes a public bathroom "dirty or gross" to you?
what would you do if your kid left their favorite stuffed animal on vacation?
goodbye/fun facts....on this date in 1790 - The first US patent (X000001) as issued, to inventor Samuel Hopkins for a potash process (potash an ingredient used in fertilizer). The patent was signed by President George Washington. The original document is in the collections of the Chicago Historical Society. more than 6 million patents have been issued since

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how to beat summer boredom...school is coming...
besides hanging up the christmas lights...what would you pay someone to do for you?
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what does your dog say about you?
best and worst songs for driving
what technology is most likely to be obsolete during your lifetime?
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habits that make you look older
ashley and brad play "getting to know you"
if hollywood adjusted prices for inflation...these are the top 10 grossing movies of all time...
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should students be allowed to take "mental health" days?
ways to keep your pet cool in this ridiculous heat
goodbye/fun facts....Paperback Book Day, marking the start of the paperback book revolution on this date in 1935. Penguin Books publishers made in 1935 to offer cheaper reprints of popular titles. They cost 4 cents....or a fifteenth the price of a typical hardcover at the time – and for the first time were sold not just in bookstores but in mass-market outlets like Woolworths

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move over therapy dogs...there are now therapy cows!
things to never tell your boss...even if you're "friends" with your boss
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do you suffer from product claustrophobia?
if you could have one super power...which one would you choose?
how much do plan on spending for back to school supplies/clothes? the national average is $696 per child...(k-12)...college...$977 per child
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ashley and brad play radio b-i-n-g-o
ways to get rid of houseguests
things people do in the shower..."multi-tasking"
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what states have the nation's highest car insurance rates...
which chore do you actually like doing?
goodbye/fun facts....today is national chicken wing day...Buffalo, New York lays claim to the birthplace of the chicken wing (that’s why they're called Buffalo wings) 1.23 billion wings consumed during Super Bowl weekend alone.

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some people actually like this riduculously hot weather...are you one of them?
back to school is the most stressful time of the year for parents
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worst drivers in the u.s.a.
most polarizing foods
we aren't very patient anymore...we want everything super fast...but what do hate the most? it's not traffic...
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ashley and brad play "would you rather"
move over astrology and numberology...colorstrology is here
have you ever had buyer's remorse? what did you buy? a house? some infomercial gadget?
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relationship scenarios: red flags, dealbreakers, or love it!
parenting pointers with dr. claudia...active shooter drills...are we scaring our children?
goodbye/fun facts.... July is recognized as National Blueberry Month.... Blueberries are the #1 fruit with the highest antioxidant capacity. It beats out any other berry! The deeper the color of a blueberry, the richer they are in antioxidants, vitamins and medicinal perks. Go for the darkest berries! if you are lucky enough to have a picking area near you—then go pick some yourself

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reader's digest poll says that most parents admit to playing their kids video games when they aren't at home...do you?
most dangerous foods to eat in the car
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things that millennials have changed about our culture (like it or not)
how many passwords do you use in a day?
how often do men cry in public? way more often than their fathers did!
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school board refuses to accept payment to wipe out lunch bill debt...why would they do that?
there are several times in our lives when we act like toddlers...
fast food items with the most calories
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did you ever have a classroom pet? or your kid? did you ever have to bring it home over the weekend?
lottery tix...if you gave a ticket as a gift that won $$ should you expect some...or if you got a winning ticket as gift...would you tell the person who gave it to you?
goodbye/fun facts....on this date in 1878 California, poet and American West outlaw Charles Boles calling himself "Black Bart" makes his last clean getaway when he steals a safe box from a Wells Fargo stagecoach. He had embarked on a series of stagecoach robberies...during his 8 year robbery string...he only managed to get $18,000. He was eventually captured and spent 4 years in San Quentin.

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most and least educated cities in the u.s.
what was the "baby shark" song of your childhood?
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what's your "go to" breakfast food?
brad still can't believe ashley never ate bacon...so we confirmed it with ashley's old co-worker
bucket list landmark destinations in the u.s.
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your kid won a free goldfish at the fair...how far would you go to save it's life?
there's a new pampers app that will text you when your baby has messed it's diaper....really?!?!?
gq magazine did a study about men...how long they take to get ready...if they'd wear make up...and their biggest grooming frustration
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why would someone buy a flamethrower for a drone?
most people trust advice from their mom than from an expert
goodbye/fun facts....today is national tequila day...(just like champangne can't be called champagne if it's not from champange, france...tequila can't be called tequila if it's not from tequila, jalisco mexioc)...but what about the worm...not all types of tequila contain a tequila worm. The tequila worm or as it should be known as the Mezcal worm is normally only found in Mezcal (tequila). The worm is pickled in alcohol for more than a year and is made sure to be free to pesticides, before being added to mezcal....and as for the theory that eating the worm can cause hallucinations...it's all just a marketing myth from the company.