What's the matter can't you take a joke? Dangerous Dave talks about how sensitive people are today when it comes to joke and social media. Plus, incandecent are now illegal to sell in the US, we look at why and how much LED bulbs will save us.

How comfortable are you being naked? Dangerous Dave talks about a survey that says most people say around a 5 out of 10. We look at what states are most and least comfortable with it. Plus, things we do that we don't admit, like say "ouch" when we bump something when it doesn't even hurt.

What social norms are kind of odd when you think about it? Dangerous Dave talks about that list that is trending online. Plus, thing that are tougher to tolerate the older we get, like lying on the floor.

Are restaurants getting busy earlier? Dangerous Dave talks about stats that says yes, people are eating earlier. Plus, what to do if you win the lottery

Dangerous Dave talks about hot dog stats on National Hot Dog day. Plus, it is hot down south and we talk how hot it is in some areas.

Does your computer waste time in your day? Dangerous Dave talks about how as much as 20% of your time at work is wasted by slow, outdated computers and bad software. Plus, things the Gen Zs never got to enjoy in the 80's and 90's, like not having everything you do on the internet.

Do you keep your ceiling fan running when you are not in the room? Dangerous Dave talks about why that is not necessary. Plus, "time blindness" is a term being thrown around by people who can't budget time. Experts think it could be a thing.

Did you shop on Amazon Prime Day? Dangerous Dave talks about the most common items purchased this year. Plus, stay cool hacks that include shaving your whole body and sleeping nude.

With Amazon Prime day did you score any deals? How about buyers remorse? Dangerous Dave talks about a list of the worst purchase decisions that is trending online include someone who bought an unlimited video rental subscriptions from a Blockbuster 1 month before they closed. Plus, is you phone in peril? Apparently it is 140 times a year on average including dropping it and not knowing where it is.

It's Amazon Prime day and Dangerous Dave talks about what we are buying this year. Back in the top 5 for the first time in a few years is travel and leisure items. Plus, which states are most obsessed with Amazon and which the least? Surprising least obsessed it Washington state which is the home state of Amazon.