An ancient Egyptian "board game of death" has been identified by scientists but is it really though? Andrew Yang announces he has dropped out of the presidential race as NH results roll in. Skip & Philip are on opposite ends of an "Is this OK to be an insult?" argument. We wrap up the show with Philip ruining all of the fun of conjuring dead spirits.

This Valentine's Day, PG&E is warning you to keep a hold of your metallic balloons so as to avoid disaster while Skip, Philip and listeners share disastrous stories of the holiday.

Will younger voters show up in 2020? Discussion continues.

One 104 year old WWII veteran is celebrating Valentine's Day with 70,000 cards and counting. Presidential hopeful Joe Biden responds to a question about his Iowa performance by calling a woman a "lying, dog faced, pony soldier" and it doesn't go over well. The New Hampshire primary is underway and a town of 5 picked Bloomberg as their favorite. Skip and Philip disagree on whether or not there will be a turnout of young voters. Listeners comment.

Conversations wrap up on the wage affairs of grad students--do they deserve more? Should they have known what they were getting into? Valentine's Day is Friday and time is running out... unless you're single and just want to trade your ex's photo for a free Whooper at Burger King. A former TSA agent is being investigated for inappropriately searching a female passenger.

In a solid display of capitalizing on a bad situation, a local hemp shop "slashes prices" after a disgruntled employee stabs the owner in the neck, the owners brother beats him down and avoids any charges. Grad students at UC Santa Cruz are on strike, arguing that they aren't taking "poverty wages anymore." Listeners respond.

An update on the Democratic presidential field going into New Hampshire. Hookers for Jesus has been awarded $500k of federal funds but it turns out they aren't so welcoming of folks. The "New Way Forward" Act is the first piece of legislation attempting to address immigration reform... but its odds of going anywhere are slim to none.

Welcome back from the weekend! Today's Buzz Question is about rent control as it will be on the ballot... we ask, do listeners like it? The company that fired the 4 fellas for their Tiktok on the clock video at FYI speaks out, citing lack of professionalism and attention to safety. California is suggesting it start its own Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Four baggage handlers lose their job at FYI airport and Skip & Philip disagree on whether or not it was the right choice to let them go. Plus it's an excuse to play music about drugs. Wrapping up the week with a man impersonating a sheriff who got busted. Have a great weekend!

Slatic gives us plenty to talk about... listeners comment. First shots fired in the Costa/Soria race with the release of a new political ad.