Who else knew that it wasn’t pronounced “Wheel Barrel? Who calls it a Wheelbarrow?? So in honor of saying things wrong - David tested Sue and Kendra on some other words and phrases -- I'll bet you are saying them wrong too!

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What is your weakness when it comes to shopping? We all have one thing that we just keep buying. For David its workout shirts; Sue keeps buying home decor and Kendra has an obsession with succulents.

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David, Sue and Kendra talked with Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey on breaking barriers in Boston as well, had some fun playing a little rapid fire game called "A Minute With The Madam Mayor" and tested her knowledge on all things Boston.

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David, Sue and Kendra talked with Veterinarian Dr. Dani Cimino of Better Vet - a mobile vert service that allows you to get the care your pet needs from the safety and comfort of your home!

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Sue is like our Royal Family watcher and anything that happens WITH, ABOUT or TO the Royals -- she becomes obsessed. And today, sadly Prince Phillip died...so Sue is very upset. 

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We have all had the crappy first car. And even though the windows may not have opened all the way, or the radio didn't quite work... we loved them nonetheless. 

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Why are certain items in a store so expensive? You know like Granola Cereal (It’s always a tiny box for $25!) ...Razors (Why are they locked up with a key!)

Printer ink — or Queen olives stuffed with blue cheese?

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Sue and Kendra agree that women's nylons need to be a thing of the past, permanently. 

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Kendra went to the Red Sox game yesterday and said it was so amazing to be back at Fenway with fans in the stands!

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The Boston City Council is now allowing home cooks to sell "cottage foods" from their own kitchens, meaning non-temperature controlled food that doesn't easily spoil.

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