The team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about a fiddler who performed on the roof during a recent play, and the impact of rain on the performance. Personal updates were shared, including health issues experienced by Robin and the recent addition of a new grandbaby to the family. The team also briefly touched on upcoming birthdays.

we play a round of guess the year. In doing so, the conversation shifted to historical events, focusing on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and former US President Ronald Reagan’s farewell address in 1989. There was some confusion about the year of NAFTA’s implementation, with estimates ranging from 1989 to 1993. The group also briefly discussed Reagan’s assassination attempt and his career as a movie star and TV personality. The conversation ended with Keith indicating a shift towards current news items. Terry once again proves he is King of the year. news of the eek the team engaged in a light-hearted discussion about various incidents involving trucks and camping, with stories shared by Terry, Keith, and Jill’s. Jill’s son’s job at a truck place was also briefly discussed. Additionally, Keith shared a humorous anecdote about a monkey getting stuck in a tree at a campground in Indiana after its leash got tangled around branches. The team seemed to enjoy the entertaining stories, providing a brief respite from their usual work discussions. Lastly, Keith discussed a fossil discovery of an ancient snake found in India, which was estimated to be between 36 and 50 feet long, and compared it to other known large animals.

The group shared various stories and anecdotes, ranging from a truck spilling marinade on a highway to a young man finding his lost fishing pole. They also discussed the recovery of items from the Titanic wreckage, including a 14-carat timepiece belonging to John Jacob Astor IV and the violin case of Wallace Hartley. Additionally, Terry shared a story about a store in Tennessee that sells lost luggage.

Jill, Keith, and Terry engaged in a fun discussion about unusual words and their meanings. Jill shared a list of words that use the letter “Q,” but not requiring the letter, “U” as a helper. Such as “QANE” and “CADDIS”, and clarified their meanings.

The light-hearted discussion continued with the things to remember as a dog.

The conversation then shifted to the topic of computers and manual skills before Jill’s introduced a unique hair removal tool she had discovered. This small, rubber-covered stone, known as the “hairy, moving stone,” was found to be effective in removing hair from legs without causing cuts or irritation. The team discussed its potential benefits for individuals with visual impairments or shaky hands, and emphasized the importance of washing the stone between uses for sanitary reasons.

Keith, Jill, and Terry encouraged listeners to share personal anecdotes and humorous stories. Keith read an email from a listener about an adventurous, Wendy day on appear.

they encouraged listeners to submit their own stories and jokes.

The group concluded the session by inviting listeners to connect with them via their website or email and thanked them for their contributions.