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Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry want to make sure that these people do not slip between the cracks despite coronavrius taking over the news cycle. Lori Daybell is one of those people as she was in court once again trying to get her bail reduced.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry start the show with some non-COVID-19 headlines and it includes the news and photo evidence that Kim Jong Un is alive plus Harvard is giving back some money that Harvard received from Jeffrey Epstein.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry take you home with some light-hearted news.

Working out too much?

Economists are concerned about people saving too much money

Georgia will allow parents to sign off on teens getting their license

How will resort towns open up this week?

How to get a hair cut once the businesses open back up.

Face masks on the freeway.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry wrap up the show with some Zen headlines and what people learned. We learned that Ethan gets his haircut every other week, well, under normal circumstances. Plus, some Zen headlines.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry find an article with the warning of not working out too much during the COVID-19 pandemic. This seems to not be an issue for most people but there is a warning.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard talk about driving stories they had but it stems from the state of Georgia decided to exempt teens from having to take a driving test at the DMV. Now, there is an exemption with parents able to sign off to get a license.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry talk about a freeway incident in San Francisco which saw masks fall off the back of a truck and people were stopping to pick them.

Was this a smart thing to do? Plus, it is something that would not even be a second thought six months ago.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard are joined by Deseret News reporter Amy Donaldson who wrote an article on how small tourist towns are going to safely re-open. The difficulty is how these towns can handle the influx of people coming in from out of the area.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry talk about money and an article they read that people are saving more money at a rate not seen in over 30 years. These numbers are unprecedented and it is a double-edged sword from economists; people saving money means businesses are not spending to help the economy and the other end people are worried about job status and are holding onto money just in case.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry talk about how the average American is tired of being stuck at home and are wanting to travel and hit the open road this summer. They are, however, not planning on flying but would rather control their own environment by driving their own car.