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There was an another earthquake in Utah so Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry take to the phone lines to ask people what they were doing when the quake happened and if they felt it.

There were a number of responses about how people across the Wasatch Front felt the earthquake.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry found a social media post about shaming people to donate your stimulus check if you are well off and do not need the extra money from the government.

No one should feel shamed into donating the money. Some people can donate if they wish and some are going to save most of it just in case.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard noticed that people are starting to get their stimulus checks from the government. The big question is how will people spend the money? There are a lot of options like using to pay rent, food, bills, and others are able to use it on whatever.

People can do what they want but there are some companies are conveniently pricing items at the same price as the checks.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard make their return to a limited radio run of the Nightside Project. Here is what happened on Day 1.

Social distancing is going to be a thing.

What will replace the handshake.

Never deal with a used car salesman again.

Class of 2020 is going to milk not being able graduate as normal.

NBA parent pranks their kids

First World Problems

And a whole lot more.

Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry wrap up the show with Zen headlines but before they get to those, KSL NewsRadio reporter Paul Nelson joins the show to explain what he learned on Nightside returning to the airwaves.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard bring out the morality police and it revolves around the 2020 senior high school class. This class is in a one of a kind of scenario as they are not going to graduate per usual and the second semester is gone to the wayside.

They probably will be fine with it and not care but they are going to be part of history.

KSL-TV’s Dave McCain joins Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard to talk about what will replace the handshake. There are a lot of options that include Governor Gary Herbert who wants to bring the bow into style. Other options include the fist bump.

Former NBA player Kendrick Perkins’ kids spent over $16,000 in Fortnite purchases. So, he and his wife punked his kids by pretending to throw in their Playstation into the pool to get back at them.

Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard read some texts about “First World Problems” one of the texts was about there being too much TV to watch with so many options available. Another was starting to run out of things to clean in my house, plus a whole lot more.

Being stuck at home is straining for a lot of reasons with families, kids, siblings, and significant others. Alex Kirry and Ethan Millard go into a story where one couple saw the female hide the stash of canned beans in case things get really bad. That caused a big fight among the couple.