(Airdate: 1.30.26)

On today's show, we break down why waiting in long lines or working way too hard for something makes your brain swear it was worth it — even when it probably wasn't. We'll also explain the sneaky new online scam that uses a nearly invisible typo to steal your info, plus a new poll showing most Americans rated last year as aggressively "meh."

There's also an unbelievable workplace moment after a FedEx employee went into labor mid-shift and delivered a baby she didn't even know she was carrying.

We've got inane answering machine messages that belong on a cassette tape, AI dad jokes, F My Life Friday, and a fresh round of Normal or Nope. Add in Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the ICYMI stories, and a Florida crazy crime that truly defies explanation — and you've got a Friday show built for bad decisions and good laughs.

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(airdate: 1.29.26)

National Puzzle Day, we've got a solution for puzzlers that lose pieces which may or may not be attributed to your cat(s). The Doomsday Clock gets attention again this week, and while no one's panicking, the clock is definitely ticking. We also break down why women are fed up with men's bathroom habits, and whether cannabis drinks could help some adults cut back on alcohol. Plus, the "peanut butter raise" trend that might explain your underwhelming paycheck, and why parents are secretly sitting in their cars scrolling before going inside. Morgan tackles the Valentine's Day breakup dilemma, it's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, we've got the ICYMI stories you need, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know and a Crazy Crime that proves self-checkout is not self-policing.

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(airdate: 1.28.26)

Today's show hits every gear. We start with a feel-good story of a Facebook community rallying during a snowstorm to help a dad reach the hospital for his son's birth. Then, a new poll explains why so many Americans feel the middle-class dream is slipping away.

We dive into science and work life too — how your smartphone could help flag dangerous radiation exposure, why video calls quietly shape first impressions, and why a career expert says job interviews may reward strategic honesty.

Plus, the research-backed answer to when to send that post-date text, WYR Wednesday, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the ICYMIs, and a Crazy Crime story that somehow still surprises us.

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