Show
Notes for Thursday December 26, 2019
THIS
WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear
John,
I
went to my families Christmas party and had a fun time, but I
discovered where my missing crock pot went from a few years ago. Back
then, we had a summer picnic in a park and my crock pot turned up
missing by the end of the day. Nobody in my family knew where it
went. I bought a new one and moved on with my life. Last week my
younger sister showed up at the family Christmas party with my crock
pot. My husband told me not to say anything, so I did not confront
her about it, but I want to. He said it may be a “look-alike”
crock pot, but I remember a dent that mine had. This one had the same
dent. I'm pretty sure it was my crock pot. Should I ask her why she
took it? Should I just move on?
Signed
– What-A-Crock!
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December
26
National
Candy Cane Day
National
Thank-you Note Day
National
Whiner’s Day
Boxing
Day (Canada)
In
a workplace survey, 64 percent of people say the don’t tell
coworkers when ‘good snacks’ are on the break room table.
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Police
arrested an Arizona woman after she allegedly tried to light her
boyfriend on fire because he would not celebrate with her after she
got hired at a Subway restaurant. 46-year-old Kathy Jones now faces
charges of aggravated assault and criminal damage. According to the
police report, Jones told officers she had two Smirnoff Ice alcoholic
beverages and two “strong” mixed drinks that contained rum that
night. Her roommate, whom she has a romantic relationship with,
alleges Jones sprayed him with lighter fluid and then threw lit
matches at him. The man locked her out of their home as he awaited
police arrival. That's when Jones committed criminal damage to the
door frame. Jones told police she did not remember how she got locked
out of the home, but remembers being upset with her boyfriend after
he wouldn't celebrate her hiring at Subway. She is being held on a
$15,000 bond. (https://bit.ly/2PFyYPz)
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Back in the spring of 1988, an odd little horror comedy titled Beetlejuice made its way into theaters, where it collected a respectable sum of money and earned pretty positive reviews. Director Tim Burton has been hesitant about making a sequel, but folks haven’t given up hope just yet. In fact, just the other week, composer Danny Elfman hinted that a follow-up might still happen, with Michael Keaton said to be interested in returning. Now a source says Warner Bros. is indeed moving forward with a Beetlejuice 2.
Wonder
Woman 1984 comes to theaters June 5 and the film’s first trailer
was release Sunday. Gal Gadot returns as the super hero, along with
Chris Pine. Kristen Wiig and Pedro Pascal also star.
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An American Airlines Mechanic has plead guilty to sabotaging a plane in Miami.
(https://bit.ly/2Sg4nKh)
A former Miss Kentucky has plead guilty to sending SEXT messages to a 15-year-old boy. (https://bit.ly/2Mdenjm)
Movie
critics are calling “Cats” the worst movie of 2019.
(https://bit.ly/2M8YTNm)
The NYPD arrested a scalper for selling counterfeit tickets to a PHISH Concert at Madison Square Garden. (https://bit.ly/2Q1TCbt)
A robot will be serving food to thousands of guests at next month’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. A (Seattle) company called Picnic says its automated food assembly system will produce up to 300 12-inch customized pizzas an hour on the CES show floor.
A five-year-old boy carried an 18-month-old toddler a half a mile in sub-zero
temperatures through the Alaskan wilderness after being abandoned in a
remote cottage. The temperature was 31 degrees below zero. When the two
young boys made it to a neighbor’s home Alaska state troopers were called in.
The two young boys were both suffering from their exposure to the cold.
The tech world has become inextricably linked to a very specific work uniform:
hoodie, T-shirt, jeans, and sneakers. Now some are strutting around the office
in house slippers or socks, or for some, bare feet. Why? A simple reason:
The CEOs grew up in households with no-shoe policies.
FUN FACT FOR YOU:
Share this with your friends... they'll think you're really smart!
Millions of birds a year die from smashing into windows in the U.S. Alone. The actual number is somewhere between 365 million and 988 million! While the exact number of the bird population is uncertain, this comes out to about 2 to 10 percent of birds in the United States.
NEWS
HEADLINES.... FROM SOMEWHERE IN THIS WORLD!
Dateline....
TorontoA
Toronto street musician got the biggest payday of his life when a
group of people he believed were commuters suddenly tipped him
hundreds of dollars as he serenaded them at a subway station. Mo
Guzman, who performs at a subway stop full-time, wash shocked when
people starting dropping $20, $50 and $100 dollar bills in his guitar
case. The money actually came from Toronto marketing company (Zulu
Alpha Kilo), which wanted to do a good deed for the holidays.
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What began as a dispute over making a sandwich culminated a day later in gunfire and criminal charges against a Florida fast-food employee. According to Palm Beach County sheriff's investigators, 18-year-old Destin Garcia and a co-worker were at the Subway inside the Palm Springs, Florida, Walmart on Black Friday. Because of the rush, the Subway employees were allowed to make themselves a free sandwich -- but the co-worker made a wrap, which was not allowed. That angered Garcia, and he told the co-worker she would have to pay the difference between the cost of the sandwich and the wrap -- about a dollar. She walked away. Authorities say Garcia drove to the co-worker's home the next morning, where the co-worker's mom told him to leave. Investigators say Garcia pushed the woman, causing her husband to come outside. The couple told investigators that Garcia pulled a handgun, told them “Do you think it's a game?” and fired two shots near the woman's feet, causing fragments of the blacktop to strike her. The couple ran away and Garcia fled. He was arrested Sunday on aggravated assault charges and remained jailed Tuesday with bail set at $100,000. The Palm Beach County Public Defender's Office, which is representing Garcia, did not immediately return a call Tuesday seeking comment. (https://bit.ly/2M9jz7T)
What began as a dispute over making a sandwich culminated a day later in gunfire and criminal charges against a Florida fast-food employee. According to Palm Beach County sheriff's investigators, 18-year-old Destin Garcia and a co-worker were at the Subway inside the Palm Springs, Florida, Walmart on Black Friday. Because of the rush, the Subway employees were allowed to make themselves a free sandwich -- but the co-worker made a wrap, which was not allowed. That angered Garcia, and he told the co-worker she would have to pay the difference between the cost of the sandwich and the wrap -- about a dollar. She walked away. Authorities say Garcia drove to the co-worker's home the next morning, where the co-worker's mom told him to leave. Investigators say Garcia pushed the woman, causing her husband to come outside. The couple told investigators that Garcia pulled a handgun, told them “Do you think it's a game?” and fired two shots near the woman's feet, causing fragments of the blacktop to strike her. The couple ran away and Garcia fled. He was arrested Sunday on aggravated assault charges and remained jailed Tuesday with bail set at $100,000. The Palm Beach County Public Defender's Office, which is representing Garcia, did not immediately return a call Tuesday seeking comment. (https://bit.ly/2M9jz7T)
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A
felon is back behind bars in Pasco County after deputies say he shot
himself in the leg while “playing cowboy.” Deputies arrested
36-year-old Matthew Noffsinger Jr. early Saturday morning after
speaking with him at a local hospital where he was being treated for
a gunshot wound. According to an arrest report, Noffsinger initially
told deputies he was in the woods and was shot by someone. Deputies,
however, noticed he had an entrance wound and exit wound straight
down his leg that was not consistent with Noffsinger’s story. He
then admitted to deputies he lied and said he accidentally shot
himself in the leg. According to the sheriff’s office, Noffsinger
said he was “playing cowboy” with a .22 revolver when it
accidentally discharged. Deputies say Noffsinger told them he lied
about his story at first because he is a convicted felon and knows he
was not supposed to be in possession of a firearm. During their
investigation, deputies say they also found a wallet in Noffsinger’s
backpack that contained four credit cards and a personal ID card that
didn’t belong to him. Noffsinger was arrested and charged with
felon in possession of a firearm and possession of personal
information of four people. (https://bit.ly/2Et81Is)
FAKE NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
I
read a headline and Heidi (and you) need to guess if the story is
FAKE NEWS or something that really happened in the state of
FLORIDA.
A female Congressional candidate claimed that she communicated telepathically with extra terrestrials.
FLORIDA (https://bit.ly/2PEZjKk)
A female Congressional candidate claimed that she communicated telepathically with extra terrestrials.
FLORIDA (https://bit.ly/2PEZjKk)
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