Best Buy CEO Corie Barry told CNBC that the rash of retail theft will hurt their staffing efforts, but that they don't want employees to stop it over safety concerns. Meanwhile theft continues in stores across the country. Dan and Producer-Wife Beth discuss the news on this and their thoughts on the matter.

An NBC opinion piece two years ago posited that posting social media pics of your turkey dinner was harmful. That article resurfaced as part of a Today Show segment. Dan delves into the story and has a little trouble containing his frustration with it.

San Francisco has yet again been the host for crime, and this time it's large, planned, and organized robberies. Dan and Beth cover the details of what's transpired and share their thoughts on the breakdown of society.

Darrell Brooks is in custody for allegedly driving his SUV through a parade in Waukesha Wisconsin on Sunday, killing 5 and injuring dozens. Dan and Producer-Wife Beth discuss the incident, the rap sheet of the suspect, and the failure of the justice system to properly protect our citizens.

Two different internal emails to Telsa employees from Elon Musk have surfaced, showing two different sides of his leadership style. Dan and Beth delve into both as they engage in some playful banter about Elon and leaders in general.

The Ohio State University has announced that they are launching an initiative to allow lower income people to graduate without debt. Dan and the Producer-Wife Beth discuss the details of this plan and the possible flaws they see in it.

Starbucks employees are once again attempting to unionize, this time at a store in Mesa Arizona. Dan and Producer wife Beth discuss this news and their belief on what Starbucks employees should probably be considering instead.

The Kyle Rittenhouse trial ended in a not guilty finding on all counts. While the right and left both hunker down in their positions on the matter, Dan and Producer-Wife Beth discuss why the judgment was never ours to make, whose job it truly was to make the judgment, what it means for our society, and where we should all really by putting our focus.

Dan has used his parable of The Ten Step Journey for almost three decades now to explain the importance of follow-through. What good are the previous nine steps if we don't take the tenth? Dan shares the short story and the lessons to be learned in today's episode.

Business, especially small business, means everything to Dan. So does people's health. He doesn't however think that the one should police the other. In this episode he gives his impassioned take on the matter after OSHA announced that they will stop trying to enforce the mandate until the matter is settled in court.