Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2022-7-14

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birthdays/events
unexpectedly reaching out to a friend is appreciated
what singer/band should never have been famous
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dumbest way you injured yourself
foods you hated as a kid that you never 'grew into' liking
populare sayings that are just plain wrong
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game: battle of the sexes part 1
game: battle of the sexes part 2
do you have any of these car superstitions
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is detroit still the most stressed city?
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goodbye/fun facts....National French Fry Day on July 13th recognizes a staple food on menus across the country...and they really aren't even French at all...Potatoes were being fried in Belgium way before the French.  While the precise origins are unknown, the item hit the culinary scene sometime in the 1700s...one theory is that World War I soldiers who were stationed around Dinant in Belgium took a liking to the local finger food known as ‘pommes frites’ and took the idea back with them. then in 1940 The first McDonald's opens in San Bernardino, California, selling hamburgers, sodas, milkshakes, and French fries.