Dangerous Dave talks about how airline behavior has improved 75% since the pandemic and the reasons why. Plus, what did you say? We use that phrase over 1000 times a year.

At what point do we really become an adult? Dangerous Dave talks about a poll that says "27" is when we are finally really an adult. Plus sleep mistakes we make to derail our nights according to a sleep expert.

Hotels.com released a list of odd room service requests and Dangerous Dave talks about a few of them and weird items left in hotel rooms. Plus, September is National Preparedness Month, and we look at the first thing someone would grab if they had to evacuate in 5 minutes.

What are the happiest states? Dangerous Dave talks about a study from Wallethub that says MN is in the top 10 and ND is in the bottom 50%. Plus, fitness trackers and how accurate they are.

Dangerous Dave talks about holiday travel locations we are Googling this season for Thankgiving, Christmas and New Year. Plus, which text abbreviations are we still Googling to find out what they mean? SMH, it tops with over 231,000 searches.

Are you a hoarder? Dangerous Dave talks about a poll that says nearly 1/2 of people are to a point. Plus, white lies we told as kids that backfired on us.

Dangerous Dave talks about rush hour now goes throughout the day in many cites, not just in the morning and afternoon. Plus, peak procrastination happens at 12:06 on Mondays, according to a survey.

It's Telephone Tuesday and Dangerous Dave talks about how it is becoming a thing of the past because it is difficult sometimes to talk to a human and companies lead us to their websites. Plus, a new report about how our smart devices maybe listening in to our conversations.

What everyday skills become suspicious when someone is really good at them? Dangerous Dave talks about an online list of those skills. Plus, a poll of which day we would want off if we had a 4 day work week.

Are there campaign ideas that would make you vote for a candidate? Dangerous Dave looks at a list from the internet. Plus, what we Google about first, middle and youngest children.