Show
Notes for Thursday March 28, 2019
Today
we have called in some help for our “Dear John Letter”. We have
“joy expert" Joy Baldridge, Keynote
and TEDx speaker, Author and World Class Trainer/Facilitator, to help
answer our letter and we'll talk about her new book “The Joy in
Business: Innovative Ideas to Find Positivity (and Profit) in Your
Daily Work Life” AVAILABLE NOW HERE - https://amzn.to/2HUToR5
THIS
WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
(COMMENTS ARE WELCOME)
(COMMENTS ARE WELCOME)
Dear
John,
I've
been pretty gloomy at work lately. What can I do be happier at work?
Signed
– Case Of The Mondays Everyday!
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March
28
National
Weed Appreciation Day
National
Something on a Stick Day
National
Black Forest Cake Day
National
Triglycerides Day
SURVEYS,
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A survey found that over half of young people don’t have a romantic partner.
A survey found that over half of young people don’t have a romantic partner.
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A
Florida woman named “Crystal” was arrested for crystal meth in
Homosassa last Wednesday. According to the Citrus County Sheriff’s
Office, detectives served a search warrant after it was learned that
the home was used to sell significant amounts of methamphetamine.
Detectives had to shuffle through many layers of litter and debris
both inside and outside of the home during the search. The sheriff’s
office said the home also had exposed wiring, open septic, and other
safety hazards. It also did not have power supplied to the property,
running power from a generator instead. Detectives found
approximately eighteen grams of methamphetamine. A portion of the
drugs were recovered in areas accessible to children in the home.
Detectives also found drug distribution equipment and meth already
packaged for sale. Huggins was arrested for trafficking in
methamphetamine. (https://bit.ly/2UF31a2)
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A Russian tourist was busted for trying to smuggle an orangutan out of Indonesia in his suitcase. https://goo.gl/K1DP5U
Madonna
has told friends that she’s launching a full fledged comeback tour
at the age of 60. https://goo.gl/bn5Zs6
Barbara Streisand is catching heat for Tweeting that Michael Jackson’s accusers were “thrilled to be there” and that “his sexual needs were his sexual needs.” https://goo.gl/41ah9q
A survey found that millennials care more about their date’s politics than having good sex with them. (https://nyp.st/2TQjmwj)
Scientists working in China have shocked the scientific world with the discovery of fossils of over 50 species of life that have never been seen.
One of the fastest-growing segments of marijuana buyers is people 65 and older. Most states now have legal medical marijuana, and 10 of them allow anyone 21 or older to use pot recreationally. Many Americans — 61 percent — support legalization for recreational use, and those 65 and older are increasingly supportive. The reason is obvious: the aging are seeking to treat the aches and sleeplessness and other maladies of old age with the same herb that many of them once passed around at parties.
FUN
FACT FOR YOU:
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One in 10 Europeans Were Conceived on IKEA Beds. You knew the massive retailer was popular, but probably didn’t realize they were something of an aphrodisiac. The producer of affordable furnishings and everything else is so ubiquitous throughout Europe that, according to The New Yorker, a full 10 percent of Europeans have been conceived on a bed from IKEA.
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One in 10 Europeans Were Conceived on IKEA Beds. You knew the massive retailer was popular, but probably didn’t realize they were something of an aphrodisiac. The producer of affordable furnishings and everything else is so ubiquitous throughout Europe that, according to The New Yorker, a full 10 percent of Europeans have been conceived on a bed from IKEA.
NOW
FEAR THIS.... FUN WITH PHOBIAS!
Mottephobia…
Fear of moths.
WEIRD
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This is something you don’t see at a Wawa convenience store everyday: an allegedly irate woman wielding a four-pronged tire iron. As 6ABC in Philly reports, it happened earlier this month at a Wawa in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. Police tell the news station that 51-year-old suspect Aretha Robinson allegedly grabbed the tire iron as a weapon as the result of a parking space dispute with another woman at the store. Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood told 6ABC, “The victim got into the parking spot before the defendant did. It all went downhill from there.” Police say Robinson used the tire iron to attack a 41-year-old female who entered the store after parking her car, with Robinson following after her. Robinson allegedly hit the woman on the he right side of her head using the four-pronged tire iron. The video shows Robinson with the tire iron in her hands as she finally gives it over to arriving officers, just before they arrest her. (https://bit.ly/2JuKlsr)
This is something you don’t see at a Wawa convenience store everyday: an allegedly irate woman wielding a four-pronged tire iron. As 6ABC in Philly reports, it happened earlier this month at a Wawa in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. Police tell the news station that 51-year-old suspect Aretha Robinson allegedly grabbed the tire iron as a weapon as the result of a parking space dispute with another woman at the store. Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood told 6ABC, “The victim got into the parking spot before the defendant did. It all went downhill from there.” Police say Robinson used the tire iron to attack a 41-year-old female who entered the store after parking her car, with Robinson following after her. Robinson allegedly hit the woman on the he right side of her head using the four-pronged tire iron. The video shows Robinson with the tire iron in her hands as she finally gives it over to arriving officers, just before they arrest her. (https://bit.ly/2JuKlsr)
Officers
arrested an Arkansas man on a long list of charges after leading
police on a chase — twice — last weekend. The driver, identified
as 25-year-old Jose Luis Reyes, faces more than twenty charges
ranging from weapons offenses to littering. Police said Reyes had an
outstanding warrant with $75,000 bond at the time of the chase.
According to an arrest affidavit, Lowell police spotted a white Dodge
Charger Hellcat care driving east. Lowell Police chased the vehicle –
which had been reported stolen – during the night shift and said
they would be requesting a felony warrant for fleeing. Police pursued
the driver down U.S. 71B at speeds up to 110mph, with the driver
mainly in the turn lane. A Benton County Sheriff’s Deputy joined
the chase at Las Fajitas and continued it once the Lowell Police
reached the county line. Eventually, the driver was captured by the
Benton County Sheriff’s Office with the help of the Air One
helicopter and several law enforcement agencies. Reyes is now being
held in the Benton County Detention Center on an additional $80,000
bond in addition to his previous bond, for a total of $150,000 bond.
(https://bit.ly/2HHBrWa)
THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
A
BOY SCOUT—A FRATERNITY—A TELETHON
(They
have or take PLEDGES)
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A
dog named Hank is getting the recognition he deserves for being a
hero after he helped alert his family about a brewing house fire,
saving many lives in the process. A Twitter user (Ulysses S.
Cocksman) shared the story over the weekend.
https://twitter.com/USCocksman/status/1109548685497651207?goal=0_c01849cdd6-790c3d6dca-264008501
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