David's top stories: Chicago newspaper prints a fake summer reading list; and Woman sues adult websites after her son accesses them. Psychology researcher Dr. Owen Waddington reveals how a psychology experiment shows that children are more likely to delay gratification if a peer promises to wait too. David attempts to explain how ChatGPT works to foreign correspondent Tony Five. On News You Can't Use, Tony tells the tale of a man who is suing Whataburger for almost $1M over onions. Coral from the Tomato Foster Club in New Orleans talks about running a dedicated rescue for orphaned neonatal and special needs kittens. David calls his brother Jon for his birthday. Therapist Gary Direnfeld joins the show for Therapy Thursdays on a Wednesday. David and Gary discuss making new friends as adults.
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(00:00) Introduction(01:34) Newspaper's fake book list(05:28) Mom sues adult websites(09:59) Dr. Owen Waddington(19:59) Tony Five pt. 1(29:59) Tony Five pt. 2(39:49) Coral (Tomato Foster Club) pt. 1(49:49) Coral (Tomato Foster Club) pt. 2(58:11) Jon Cooper Birthday Call(59:49) Gary Direnfeld (3/26/25)(1:09:49) Gary Direnfeld (3/26/25)(1:19:10) Sign-off Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.