Today's Social Dilemma, now that Wisconsin has said everyone 16 and older is eligible for the Covid 19 vaccine, what are your plans? Have you gotten your 1st or both shots? Are you refusing to get vaccinated? Do you ask others if they are getting vaccinated?

Today's Social Dilemma, I was in Louisville this weekend, I witnessed a homeless man literally throwing garbage in the street. I turned on the news later in the day and watched this story on how the city is letting the homeless stay in a popular part of downtown but is going to the effort of deep cleaning the area. It occurred to me that we have lost any expectation, that the homeless take any responsibility of cleaning up after themselves. This is happening in Madisin as well, is it time to hold them responsible keeping their surroundings clean?

Today's Social Dilemma, Krispy Kreme is coming under fire for offering free doughnuts to people who have been vaccinated. Many folks who refuse to get their Covid 19 shot say it is discrimination. Krispy Kreme then decided to offer everyone a free doughnut on Mondays, that set off health fanatics who say they are pushing unhealthy food on consumers. I have a simple question; why can't people live and let live abd mind their own business?

Today's Social Dilemma, a new study suggests that processed meat like bacon, pepperoni and sausage can cause dementia with people who eat it on a regular basis. Could you live with out bacon or other processed meats?

Today's Social Dilemma, the Madison School Board is considering renaming James Madison Memorial High School. A former student says because the schools namesake and former president was a slave owner, the school should be renamed after Vel Phillips, the first state- wide elected official. This one is personal for me, I graduated from JMM in 1979, While I have great respect for Vel Phillips, I think James Madison did far more good than bad. Our city was named after the president after all.

Today's Social Dilemma, I have noticed, since the pandemic hit us Madison and other cities have had a lot more panhandlers at traffic intersections. A number of years ago, the city cracked down on the practice but that seems to have stopped. Do you give people money to people when they stand at traffic lights or feel any guilt when you don't?

Today's Social Dilemma, we are beginning to see car manufacturers bring back new versions of old models that have been gone for years. My question is this, isn't time we bring back big cars that actually have some styling? We have the capability to make vehicles that are big and still get decent gas mileage, maybe even electric big cars. What model car did you used to drive you would love to see come back?

Today's Social Dilemma, a publication ranked communities in Wisconsin on quality of life. Most of the places they picked were wealthy suburbs of Milwaukee or Madison. There were no small towns listed as a great place to live. Tell me today were you live and if you had your choice, would you live in a city, suburb small town, or out in the middle of nowhere.

Today's Social Dilemma, on this St Patrick's day, tell me if you have any Irish ancestry and do you celebrate this holiday. I find it interesting that St Patrick's day is the one ethnic holiday that so many Americans with diverse backgrounds celebrate. I'm about 20% Irish, for me, that is enough to enjoy this great day.

Today's Social Dilemma, Burger King is coming under fire for a tweet they sent out on on International Woman's Day. They tweeted out that " Women belong in the Kitchen". The tweet was the launch of a scholarship program to help more woman get jobs as head chefs in restaurants. The chain's critics say it doesn't matter what Burger Kings intentions were, they say using that trope is offensive and disgusting. Do you think people are overreacting or did the chain make a huge mistake?