They’ve been around for years but have become more popular than every the last year or so because of Covid-19… QR Codes. We use them for menus, links, everything now. But what does the QR actually stand for?
It’s pretty simple actually… “Quick Response”. Whatever code you point your smartphone camera or reader at gives you the information quickly.
You’re definitely going to drop this knowledge on someone next time you’re out to eat and scanning for a menu.
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How do you know when it’s time to leave? As someone who grew up in the restaurant industry, Anna can tell when the waitstaff is eager for you to leave but it can be harder to tell when it’s time to leave a friend’s party!
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Have you ever accidentally hurt someone at work? James Bond actor Daniel Craig once accidentally broke his co-star’s nose on set, but Raven has been involved in multiple incidents that ended with injury while on the job! (:30)
Do you snore? What kind snore do you have? Raven went camping recently and noticed that all of his friends snored differently, so he decided to break down the various different types of snores! (3:11)
Lots of people like to accessorize, but if you’re one of the millions of Americans who does THIS to your dog, that’s all I need to know about you! (6:25)
How would you like to have your own personal robot? That’s exactly what the new Amazon Astro is, but Anna has a laundry list of reasons why she doesn’t want one in her house! (9:42)
What if you could work out, while also being lazy at the same time? Well, you can’t. But Fitness Expert Amy Llinas does have some quick tips for staying fit while going about your everyday errands! (13:17)
Did your parents give you a nickname growing up? Anna’s parents had an Italian nickname for her but she only found out what it meant recently, and she’s not sure how to feel about it! (17:18)
How do you know when it’s time to leave? As someone who grew up in the restaurant industry, Anna can tell when the wait staff is eager for you to leave but it can be harder to tell when it’s time to leave a friends party. (27:28)
How much notice should your kids give you before asking for a sleepover? Randy has no problem saying yes to his daughter with no notice, but his wife Morella thinks they need at least a week’s notice! Whose side are you on? (35:25)
Lisa has got a shot at $2600! All she has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia! (42:30)
We have some great exercises you can try if you are feeling super lazy. You don’t even need to go anywhere to do these! They are so easy, even Raven is trying them out (sort of), Is his form right? 🤣
All this week I have tickets to Pentatonix: The Evergreen Christmas Tour 2021 coming to Mohegan Sun December 4th. Play every day at 4pm to win.
Here was today’s question if you missed it…
Q: When asked to name what sounds make them happy. 15% of people said this sound
A: A cat purring
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19-year-old Joey Okesson is the youngest member of the US Snowboarding team, he’s an Olympic hopeful. What does the path to the Olympics look like? Catch up with the podcast!
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With so many people affected by hurricanes, wildfires, and more lately it’s great to see stories like this of people helping out.
There is a website called EmergencyRV.org which gives donated RVs to people who’ve lost their homes to natural disasters. In just three years, they’ve already given away about 100 RVs to wildfire victims. One of them is a volunteer firefighter who just lost his own home in August.
Such a great idea to help people in need.
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We are entering fall wedding season which means you’ve probably seen and heard the term “tie the knot” more than a few times lately. But where does it come from and what does it even mean?
It started as a wedding tradition known as the handfasting ceremony. It was actually an ancient Celtic practice way back in medieval era. It is what it sounds like… literally binding the couples wrists together during the ceremony by tying knots of cloth or rope around their hands. This would be a physical display of the two people becoming one. Make sense!
I wonder if anyone ever does this now as a throwback to the old days?
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Anna thinks it’s time for Raven to get a new tattoo, or cover up one of his existing ones. So, she took it upon herself to design a brand new tattoo for him…