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Cushioning is the latest disposable dating term – and it’s all about keeping your options open. But what exactly is cushioning and what impact will it have on your love life? We investigate.  More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

What percentage of people do bad things behind the wheel?  Like giving other drivers the finger, or tailgating?  More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

What percentage of people do bad things behind the wheel?  Like giving other drivers the finger, or tailgating?  More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

A new study found digital voice assistants like Alexa or Siri are NOT a reliable source of information during a life-or-death emergency.  So if there's a real emergency, it's a better bet to call 911.  More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

A new study found digital voice assistants like Alexa or Siri are NOT a reliable source of information during a life-or-death emergency.  So if there's a real emergency, it's a better bet to call 911.  More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

This answer might be harder now that you've been cooped up for a while.  Or maybe easier?  If you could only choose one, who would you pick . . . your dog, or your significant other?  A THIRD of people in a recent survey said they'd choose their dog.

Here are the ten most common dog-related FIGHTS we have . . .

1.  Who has to walk them.

2.  Who has to "pick it up" when they go to the bathroom.

3.  One person gives them too many treats.

4.  Arguments about tracking dirt into the house or the car.

5.  Not wanting to walk the dog together as a couple.

6.  Who has to get out of bed to deal with them.  Like letting them out in the morning.

7.  The dog stealing someone's spot on the couch, or in bed.

8.  If the dog should be allowed on the sofa at all.

9.  Disagreements on training techniques.

10.  One person thinks the other plays too rough with the dog.

More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

This answer might be harder now that you've been cooped up for a while.  Or maybe easier?  If you could only choose one, who would you pick . . . your dog, or your significant other?  A THIRD of people in a recent survey said they'd choose their dog.

Here are the ten most common dog-related FIGHTS we have . . .

1.  Who has to walk them.

2.  Who has to "pick it up" when they go to the bathroom.

3.  One person gives them too many treats.

4.  Arguments about tracking dirt into the house or the car.

5.  Not wanting to walk the dog together as a couple.

6.  Who has to get out of bed to deal with them.  Like letting them out in the morning.

7.  The dog stealing someone's spot on the couch, or in bed.

8.  If the dog should be allowed on the sofa at all.

9.  Disagreements on training techniques.

10.  One person thinks the other plays too rough with the dog.

More at www.CooperandAnthony.com

A listener, Jay, ate a very big hamburger last night, and posted the video on Facebook.  We had to call him to discuss.  You can see the video at www.CooperandAnthony.com

A listener, Jay, ate a very big hamburger last night, and posted the video on Facebook.  We had to call him to discuss.  You can see the video at www.CooperandAnthony.com

Do you hate as a couple?  Is someone makes one of you mad, are you both mad at them as a united front??  More at www.CooperandAnthony.com