A new chicken spot called Birdcode has officially opened in Brookfield, and people are already buzzing about it. We’ll get into what makes this place different and whether it’s actually worth checking out.

Over in Ridgefield, there’s a proposal on the table that’s raising some eyebrows. The town is considering building townhouses on land that has historical significance as a Revolutionary War battlefield. Some people are all for development, others think it’s a terrible idea—so that debate is heating up.

Out in California, things took a bizarre turn at what should’ve been a wholesome event. A child attending an Easter egg hunt reportedly discovered a human skull. Yeah… not exactly what you expect when you’re looking for candy-filled plastic eggs.

We also get into a wild conversation about the future—specifically, whether living in space long-term could actually lead to humans evolving into an entirely new species. It sounds like science fiction, but there are real discussions happening around it.

Back here in the U.S., a scary situation unfolded at Hersheypark ZooAmerica, where an unsupervised child was attacked by a wolf. It’s another reminder of how quickly things can go wrong in environments like that.

On a lighter (and slightly ridiculous) note, we talk about Doritos prices and how, apparently, they’re not considered too expensive for Walmart shoppers right now. So we had to ask—what is too expensive these days?

From there, the guys dive into some fun stuff, breaking down iconic movie quotes that everyone gets wrong. You’ll definitely recognize a few of these, and it might mess with your brain a little when you realize you’ve been saying them wrong for years.

We also stumbled onto a conversation about childbirth—specifically the idea that women may not have originally been meant to give birth lying on their backs. It’s one of those topics that sounds strange at first, but actually has some interesting history behind it.

And finally, there’s a more serious and mysterious story developing—the number of American scientists who have recently gone missing or been found dead has now climbed to eight, raising a lot of questions and concerns.

It’s a little bit of everything—local news, weird headlines, and some conversations that go completely off the rails. Just another day.