3pm Hour: Target told their workers who was getting laid off today, and it was a bit messy. Is there a "good" way to get fired? Then producer Dan Cook feels he was irrationally committed to watching the end of the World Series game last night. What are you irrationally committed to?

Producer Dan Cook stayed up until nearly 2am watching the end of the 18-inning World Series Game 3... and he's paying for it today. But he just couldn't bring himself to turn it off and go to bed. What are YOU irrationally committed to? (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Jason talks about today's Target layoffs - it sounds like it was kind of a bleep-show. But is there really a "good" way to get fired? He also talks with Jenna Estlick, local hiring expert and Versique’s President of Human Resources, about how to be prepared for layoffs like this.

5pm Hour: On the "DeRush-Hour" Jason talks with Jamie Dolynchuk, President of Community Emergency Services (CES) in Minneapolis, about Gov. Walz pledging $4 million to MN food shelves. Then Dave Schwartz talks about Carson Wentz's season ending injury - should he have even been on the field on Thursday? Plus the rest of the brutal weekend in MN sports.

Jason is joined by Wild communications guru Dave Schwartz to review a brutal weekend for MN sports teams, and talk about whether the Vikings did Carson Wentz dirty by sending him out with a bum shoulder. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images)

On "The Lead" - Governor Walz has pledged $4 million for MN food shelves. Jason talks with Jamie Dolynchuk, President of Community Emergency Services (CES) in Minneapolis about how much people need help. Then on "Page 2" - Woodbury get ready - Top Golf is coming your way!

4pm Hour: Jason shares the breaking news that Vikings QB Carson Wentz is out for the season. Then he's joined by Chad Howard, Minneapolis 911 dispatcher, about his experience helping directing emergency resources on the the day of the Annunciation shooting.

Jason is joined by Chad Howard, Minneapolis 911 dispatcher, who was on duty the day of the Annunciation school shooting. What was it like, and how do you handle a tragic crisis like that?

Jason shares the breaking news that Vikings QB Carson Wentz will have season-ending shoulder surgery - is there still an issue with player safety in the NFL? Then - what do the voters of Minneapolis really want when it comes to their next mayor? (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images)

3pm Hour: Jason talks about helping his in-laws clean out their garage. What's the oddest thing he found? Then he talks with Cindy Olson, VP of Enrollment Management at Dunwoody College, about the rise in enrollment at tech schools - what are they seeing?