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Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell find out that an Arizona senator is wanting to boost the economy by offering a massive tax credit if people go on vacation and travel. This is a wild idea that probably won't go anywhere but a family could write off a $10,000 family vacation.

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell go over some headlines with apparently broccoli is the favorite vegetable of Utah and basically the whole state of Utah. Plus, this list does not really know what a vegetable is.

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell turn their attention to the Daybell case and Scott knows Chad Daybell very well since they went to the same high school and worked together on a book years ago. Scott brings a unique insight to this case that is getting more bizarre by the moment.

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell talk some travel stories as Scott flew to Michigan last week. He explains how airlines are being very careful and keeping flights just over half full and even offering vouchers to keep capacity low and allow social distancing.

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell discuss the new campaign by Utah hospitals that are requesting people to wear masks when out and about as that is the way to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

People don't like wearing a mask because it can be uncomfortable but the point is to protect everyone around them.

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell take you through the lighter side of the news.

Scott tells travel tales while flying.

Get insight on the Daybell family from Scott Mitchell.

What will it take for people to wear a mask.

$4,000 travel credit?

Most popular vegetables.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry discuss the latest news about how the Utah health department is suggesting a possible move back to "Orange" status that could limit and close a lot of businesses and activities. 

Gov. Gary Herbert does not like the idea of going back a step and locking things down. We do need to be careful and perhaps forcing people to wear masks can help out so much.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry go into some hodgepodge of news that includes a new structure that is underground and surrounded a mile in diameter and all underground.

Also, there was a shopper in Florida who was fighting his way into a Walmart over not wanting to wear a mask. Was it worth it?

Also, while there is no Stadium of Fire event, there will be fireworks.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard go through some of the most interesting headlines and the one that takes the cake is how people in Philadelphia held a block party that included a dumpster turned into a make-shift swimming pool.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry get into a piece of news about how the guitar that Kurt Cobain used for Nirvana's infamous MTV UnPlugged concert before he died. The guitar went for $6 million and the instrument will now go on tour across the country.