Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2019-7-8

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birthdays/events
how to plan a great yard sale
what do these 3 things have in common?
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bad driving habits we pick up fast...plus men and women admit to their worst driving habits
most kids want their social media profiles wiped clean by the time they turn 18 so they can have a "fresh start"
how do you get our of talking to a windbag a.k.a. a non-stop talker?
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the "art of manliness" blog compiled a list of manly smells...any you'd add to this list
ashley and brad play "speak out" part 1
ashley and brad play "speak out" part 2
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pabst blue ribbon is offering a "hard coffee"...mornings will never be the same
what your swimsuit color says about you
goodbye/fun facts....today is international town criers day...this may blow your mind, but…there was a time when news could not be instantly transmitted to billions of people around the world with the click of a button. Before the internet, before TV, before radio, and even before daily newspapers, towns commonly employed someone to go stand in a public place and loudly read whatever breaking news or government edicts the population needed to be made aware of. It was sometimes bad news, but that wasn’t the fault of the person delivering it—hence the phrase “Don’t shoot the messenger.” On the second Monday in July, we hark back to the days when town criers performed an important public service.