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Ethan Millard and Andy Farnsworth get into some headlines which includes Apple Stores reopening in some locations.

Ethan Millard and Andy Farnsworth get into a few odd stories which include a neighbor getting upset about a loud muffler so they put in hardening foam to, I guess, teach them a lesson. Another story has a few pre-treen kids who wanted to get stung by a spider to try to become Spider-Man.

Ethan Millard and Andy Farnsworth talk about the season-opening of Lagoon which is doing so on a limited basis. People need to register online and the park is limiting the park to just 15 percent capacity making it feel empty like you are all alone in the park.

Ethan Millard and Andy Farnsworth get into home schooling/online schooling which has been a struggle for not just the families but also the teachers. There is a poll out there that shows 20 percent of teachers are opting to retire then come back.

Ethan Millard and Andy Farnsworth go over their holiday weekend and how there were quite a few packed to the brim pool which does not seem to be a good idea when people are instructed to practice social distancing.

Ethan stayed home but Andy was able to snag a camping spot for him and his family for a quick getaway.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry dive into some Zen Headlines and it starts with Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell with his team own chef to be able to keep him healthy during the season being suspended.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry have some fun and go through some horoscopes to be able to predict the future. They mention it is dumb but it really is some dumb fun.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry get into some family drama which the grandma is being sued by her daughter over insisting on keeping these social media posts of the kids online. Now, the grandma is getting sued over this. Why is the grandma resisiting?

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard get to the Supreme Leader in North Korea which his logo has been scrubbed from national television addresses. This is just a weird situation regarding his health.

Another headline is where 10-year old kids find gold bars in their backyards.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry turn to sports and discuss the passing head coach Jerry Sloan who passed away at the age of 78 on Friday. They remember some good stories which include making it to the NBA Finals as the peak for Jazz history.