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    The Sneaky Dangers of Flip-Flops Oct 09, 2024
    Show notes

    Introduction (00:00 - 0:39)

    I Hate Flip Flops (0:40 - 5:28)

    Benefits of Flip Flops (5:29 - 7:05)

    Problems with Flip Flops (7:06 - 11:37)

    Hurricane Milton Update (11:38 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this conversation, the hosts engage in a lively debate about flip-flops, discussing their pros and cons, personal preferences, and health implications. The discussion transitions into a conversation about hurricane preparedness, highlighting community concerns and safety measures in light of an approaching storm.

    Links

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    While flip-flops are generally considered casual footwear, they do offer some benefits:

    • Lightweight and Breathable: Flip-flops are often made from lightweight materials like rubber or synthetic materials, making them comfortable and breathable in warm weather.
    • Easy to Slip On and Off: Flip-flops are easy to put on and take off, making them convenient for quick errands or beach trips.
    • Water-Friendly: They are ideal for wearing around pools, beaches, or other wet environments.

    However, it's important to note that flip-flops lack proper arch support and cushioning, which can lead to foot pain and discomfort if worn for extended periods.

    Here are some potential problems associated with wearing flip-flops:

    Plantar fasciitis: This condition causes pain in the heel due to inflammation of the plantar fascia ligament. Flip-flops can contribute to this by putting extra strain on the ligament.

    Achilles tendonitis: This condition is caused by inflammation of the Achilles tendon, which connects your calf muscle to your heel bone. Flip-flops can increase the risk of Achilles tendonitis by putting extra stress on the tendon.

    Poor posture: Flip-flops can affect your posture by causing you to arch your back and tilt your pelvis forward. This can lead to back pain and other problems

    Increased risk of falls: Flip-flops can be slippery, especially when wet or muddy, which can increase your risk of falls and injuries.


    The Most Overrated Foods Oct 08, 2024
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    Summary

    In this lively conversation, Jason and Mindy explore the topic of overrated foods, sharing their opinions on various culinary trends and personal experiences. They discuss foods like kale, caviar, giant milkshakes, lobster, and more, debating their popularity and whether they live up to the hype. The conversation is filled with humor and personal anecdotes, making it an entertaining exploration of food culture.

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    OVERRATED FOODS:

    A recent Reddit thread ask users “What is the most overrated food you’re convinced people are just pretending to enjoy?” Here are the best of the answers…

    → “Kale. Let’s be honest, it tastes like crunchy sadness.”

    → “Caviar — pretty sure people are just paying for the bragging rights, not the taste.”

    → “Those giant milkshakes with absurd toppings like a slice of cake, jumbo swirly lollipops, and cotton candy/fairy floss.”

    → “Lobster. Anything that has to be dunked/drenched in butter to enjoy can’t be all that good.”

    → “Burgers with 5 different sauces and 20 different ingredients. People are eating mush and telling themselves it’s good.”

    → “Matcha. Why yes, I’ll have a cup of hot grass clippings!”

    →”Avocado. It tastes like how I imagined the color green would taste.”

    → “Licorice. Fruit-flavored window sealant.”

    → “Olives: the Devil’s Grapes. Gross things.”

    → “Raw oysters for me. So expensive, maybe gonna make you seriously sick.”

    → “Turkey, without a doubt. Disgusting.”

    → “Sea cucumber. The texture is gross, the aftertaste is gross, and the appearance looks like a hippo’s slimy dung after consuming a field of algae. (Someone has a very strong opinion on this…!)

    → “Blue cheese. Smells and tastes like vomit to me.”


    The Benefits of a Beach Getaway Oct 07, 2024
    Show notes

    Introduction (00:00 - 1:57)

    Our Love for the Beach (1:58 - 8:28)

    5 Benefits of Going to the Beach (8:29 - 13:37)

    Packing for a Beach Day (13:38 - 19:38)

    Big Announcements (19:39 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this episode, Jason and Mindy discuss their love for the beach, sharing personal experiences and memories that highlight the calming and rejuvenating effects of being near the ocean. They explore the benefits of beach getaways, including relaxation, vitamin D production, and mental health improvements. The conversation transitions to practical tips for planning the perfect beach day, emphasizing the importance of packing essentials and respecting the environment. Finally, they announce the rebranding of their podcast to 'Break From the Grind' and provide updates on their pet, Blue, and preparations for an approaching hurricane.

    Be sure to enjoy The Jason & Mindy Podcast on your favorite Podcatcher!

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    The Benefits of a Beach Getaway

    • Relaxation and Stress Relief: Being near the ocean can have a calming and rejuvenating effect on your mind and body.
    • Vitamin D Boost: Spending time in the sun can help your body produce vitamin D, which is essential for bone health and mood regulation.
    • Physical Activity: Beach activities like swimming, surfing, or playing beach volleyball can provide a great workout and help you stay active.
    • Social Connection: Beaches are often popular destinations for families and friends to gather and enjoy each other's company. Spending time at the beach can be a great way to strengthen social bonds.
    • Mental Health Benefits: Studies have shown that spending time in nature can have positive effects on mental health, including reducing stress, anxiety, and depression. The beach offers a beautiful and calming natural environment that can help you unwind and recharge.

    Tips for a Perfect Beach Day

    • Pack the Essentials: Don't forget your sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, towel, and a cooler filled with snacks and drinks.
    • Choose the Right Time: Early mornings and late afternoons are often less crowded and more enjoyable.
    • Respect the Environment: Leave no trace and follow local beach rules to protect the natural beauty of the coastline.
    • Enjoy the Moment: Take some time to simply relax and soak up the sun.


    Turning Off Notifications For Just 24 Hours Can Make A Difference Oct 01, 2024
    Show notes

    Episode Chapters

    Introduction (00:00 - 0:19)

    The Benefits of Turning Off Notifications (0:20 - 5:26)

    Pet Parents and Social Plans (5:27 - 10:59)

    Candy Kids and Halloween (11:00 - 14:02)

    Best Things to Buy in October (14:03 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this engaging conversation, Jason and Mindy explore the impact of digital notifications on daily life, discussing the benefits of a digital detox. They share personal anecdotes about pet ownership and the challenges of balancing social plans with caring for their furry friends. The discussion shifts to health concerns regarding their pet, Blue, and the emotional toll of caring for aging pets. They also delve into the concept of affordable housing, inspired by innovative ideas like Elon Musk's box homes, and wrap up with tips on seasonal shopping for October, highlighting the best deals and must-have items.

    Links

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    TURNING OFF NOTIFICATIONS FOR EVEN ONE DAY CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE _ Can you imagine turning off all of your phone’s notifications, even just for a day? Researchers (with Telefonica and Carnegie Mellon University) got people to turn off their notifications for 24 hours. Unsurprisingly, those taking part ended up a more productive, less stressed, and less distracted than they otherwise would have been.

    PET PARENTS REVEAL THEY BAIL ON SOCIAL PLANS TO STAY HOME WITH THEIR FURRY FRIENDS _ If you’ve ever cancelled plans to stay home with your pet, you are not alone, according to a new survey of 2,000 cat and dog owners. The survey found that nearly half of pet parents (48%) have bailed on plans with friends or family to spend time with their pets, doing so an average of five times during their pet’s life. Surprisingly, 30 percent have even called out of work to stay home with their furry companion, resulting in four pet-related sick days on average.

    CANDY KIDS WANT ON HALLOWEEN

    Here it is: The Great Halloween Candy Survey of 2024. Do the kids right and stock your trick-or-treat bowl with some or all of these.

    1. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups

    2. Snickers

    3. Kit Kat

    4. M&M’s

    5. Sour Patch Kids and Skittles (tie)

    Best Things to Buy in the month of October

    Fall is in full swing, which means you’re thinking about keeping your house nice and toasty as the temperatures drop. The Holidays are quickly approaching. October is the best time to save on new thermostats, smoke detectors and cookware. And if you’re an adventurer, October can also be the best time to buy an RV. Looking to move? October is the start of a three-month stretch for the best time to buy a house.

    Cookware: Industry experts say that they see the best deals in October when people are looking to upgrade their kitchens prior to holidays and entertaining.

    Smoke detectors: Not replacing your old smoke detectors is one of the many little things that could be making your home a fire hazard. Fortunately, they tend to go on sale this month. These First Alert hardwired smoke detectors are good for 10 years and can be purchased in packs of one, three, six or 12.

    Thermostats: If it’s time to upgrade your thermostat, you can snag one at a discount during Columbus Day sales. A smart thermostat like the Google Nest can help you save money and conserve energy in the upcoming winter months.

    RVs: Demand for RVs is highest in the spring and summer months, so you’ll get the best prices during the fall and winter. But if you want low prices and a good selection, October is the best time to shop.


    Abducted at 6, Found Alive at 70 & Bizarre Gardening Hacks Sep 30, 2024
    Show notes

    Episode Chapters

    Introduction (00:00 - 0:27)

    Abducted at 6, Found Alive at 70 (0:28 - 8:56)

    Instant Connection with Dogs (8:57 - 11:53)

    Bizarre Gardening Hacks (11:54 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    This conversation explores the emotional complexities surrounding kidnapping stories, particularly focusing on the case of Luis Armando Albino, who was abducted as a child and reunited with his family after 70 years. The discussion delves into the psychological impact of such events, the nature of familial bonds, and the emotional turmoil that can arise from discovering one's true origins. Additionally, the conversation shifts to lighter topics, including the concept of love at first sight in pets versus humans, and practical gardening hacks that can enhance plant growth.

    Links

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    https://rumble.com/c/c-6686850

    https://www.youtube.com/@jasonandmindypodcast

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    NEARLY 90% OF DOG OWNERS BELIEVE IN LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT WITH THEIR PETS _ A recent survey of 2,000 dog owners in serious relationships found that 80 percent experienced an instant connection with their dog, while only 69 percent felt the same about their partner. The survey revealed that 87 percent of respondents believe in “love at first sight” with animals compared to 62 percent for humans

    BOY ABDUCTED FROM CALIFORNIA AT AGE 6 FOUND ALIVE AFTER 70 YEARS _ Imagine being kidnapped as a child and living an entire lifetime away from your family. For Luis Armando Albino, this was a reality. Abducted at the age of 6 from an Oakland, California, park in 1951, Albino was missing for over 70 years until he was recently found through a combination of old photos, newspaper clippings, and DNA testing He was lured by a woman who promised to buy him candy. He was transported of state and eventually to the East Coast,

    … His niece, Alida Alequin, played a crucial role in the search for her long-lost uncle. After taking an online DNA test for fun in 2020, Alequin discovered a match that led her to Albino. With the help of law enforcement agencies, they were able to locate him on the East Coast and bring him back to Oakland to reunite with his family. In June 2024, the FBI facilitated a reunion in Oakland between Albino and his family, including his older brother Roger, who was with him on the day of the abduction. Unfortunately, Roger passed away in August shortly after their reunion.

    … Albino became a firefighter is a Marine Corps veteran.

    BIZARRE GARDENING HACKS:

    A recent survey found that the average gardener spends 3 hours a week tending to their outdoor space. The poll of Americans also revealed the unusual hacks that some people use to help their gardens thrive. Here are the top-15…

    1. Using used coffee grounds as a fertilizer

    2. Using egg shells as fertilizer

    3. Growing new fruit/vegetables from leftover vegetable roots/seeds

    4. Talking to my plants

    5. Using banana peels as fertilizer

    6. Throwing used teabags onto the soil

    7. Using ash from the fireplace as fertilizer

    8. Sprinkling cayenne pepper to ward off pests

    9. Using baking soda to make the soil more alkaline

    10. Singing to my plants

    11. Sprinkling cinnamon on the ground to deter cats

    12. Using fish heads as fertilizer

    13. Using potato water to water plants

    14. Using white vinegar as a plant feed

    15. Destroying fungus with cinnamon


    Enlargement Procedures Gone Wrong & Shocking Cohabitation Discoveries Sep 26, 2024
    Show notes

    Introduction (00:00 - 0:20)

    Wacky News (0:21 - 7:45)

    Shocking Habits Discovered After Moving In (7:46 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this engaging conversation, Jason and Mindy explore a series of bizarre news stories, followed by a light-hearted discussion about the quirks and habits that come to light when living with a partner. They share personal anecdotes and humorous insights, ultimately emphasizing the importance of cohabitation before marriage to understand each other's habits and compatibility.

    Links

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    Visit our Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/lowtreestudios

    https://rumble.com/c/c-6686850

    https://www.youtube.com/@jasonandmindypodcast

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: WOMAN DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT KNIFE IN BOTTOM _ A woman in China was mugged, but at the time didn’t realize that she’d been stabbed. In fact, for four months had no clue that a six-inch knife blade was completely buried in her bottom. And it was only after complaining of stomach pains that doctors did an X-ray and found the blade pressing into her bladder.

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: FAKE DOCTOR PERFORMED DELICATE PROCEDURES FOR 20 YEARS _ A 36-year-old man in Thailand has been arrested for performing penis enlargement procedures for two decades without a medical license. Despite only having a ninth grade education, Kittikorn Songsri operated on patients at a townhouse. He advertised his services on social media, conducting surgeries on two to three patients monthly. Songsri was self-taught in implants since age 14 and was reported by a patient who suffered severe infections. After an undercover sting operation, authorities arrested Songsri, who admitted to performing procedures for 20 years.

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: THIEF BUSTED IN SHIRT HE STOLE _ In Germany an unidentified man burglarized a woman’s residence, getting away with some cash and one striped shirt. This must have been a very unique shirt, as the woman spotted him wearing it a short time later. Thinking there weren’t many like it, she called the cops and told them she thought she’d found the thief. He was still strolling around the neighborhood when they found him, still wearing the stolen shirt and carrying the tools he had used to break into her house.

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: SUBWAY JOYRIDE ENDS IN CRASH _ Police in New York City are searching for a man and woman who took an empty subway train on a joyride before crashing it. The duo boarded the unoccupied train in Queens just after midnight on September 12. They managed to get the train running and collided shortly after with another parked train. Surveillance footage of the couple has been released.

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: BANANA USED TO HOLD UP GROCERY STORE _ A man walked into a store in the UK and grabbed a banana from a counter, then placed it inside his sweatshirt. He then pretended the banana was a gun. Lucky for the thief the clerk didn’t see him steal the banana and assumed he had a gun. He made of with some money and cigarettes.

    WHAT WAS THE MOST SHOCKING HABIT YOU DISCOVERED WHEN YOU MOVED IN WITH A PARTNER?

    • She sprints up and down the stairs. She just hates being on the stairs, so she makes it as fast as possible. It’s insane to watch her calmly walk to the stairs then just automatically start sprinting.

    • He won’t clear the couch, he just sits down. Fresh folded laundry? Sit on it. Purse? Sit on it. Paper? Sit on it.

    • My husband folds towels while they are still wet and puts them away.

    • Eating cereal with water, not milk.

    • She eats cereal with orange juice.

    • He doesn’t change his bedsheets… ever. He thought the only reason I change mine regularly was because of periods and he thought men just don’t have to change bedsheets.

    • That he would bite his nails and drop the little pieces all over the apartment. He moved out six months ago and I’m still finding fingernail bits in weird places.

    • My girl loves peanut butter so much, she has a tub of it next to the bed. And on the coffee table. And in her office. None of these tubs have lids, they are always open with a spoon in it.

    • I found out years and years later that every argument, discussion, comment, etc. was fed to her parents. Every time I’d make a decision, she’d consult with them and provide their unsolicited input.

    • My ex-husband used to suck his thumb. I caught him doing it one night. It was so bizarre seeing this big man covered in tattoos sucking his thumb.


    Retail Crime (Sales) Prevention, Coffee vs Heart Disease & Things Left Behind In A Hotel Sep 25, 2024
    Show notes

    Episode Chapters:

    Introduction (00:00 - 0:46)

    Shoppers and Display Cases (0:47 - 7:35)

    Coffee and Heart Health (7:36 - 11:12)

    Strangest Hotel Room Leftovers (11:13 - 17:39)

    Craziest Hotel Experiences (17:40 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this episode of the Jason and Mindy podcast, the hosts discuss the challenges faced in retail due to organized crime, their personal relationship with coffee, and share unusual hotel experiences. They reflect on the impact of theft on shopping habits and the convenience of online shopping, while also exploring the nuances of coffee consumption and the odd items left behind by hotel guests.

    Links

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    https://rumble.com/c/c-6686850

    https://www.youtube.com/@jasonandmindypodcast

    Details:

    TWO-THIRDS OF SHOPPERS AVOID LOCKED DISPLAY CASES _ According to the survey, only 32 percent of shoppers will bother to ask a store employee to unlock a display case. Retailers, including major chains like Target, have increasingly resorted to locking up inventory due to concerns over organized retail crime, despite some experts suggesting that the extent of this issue is exaggerated.

    COFFEE MAY PROTECT AGAINST HEART DISEASE AND DIABETES _ What is your relationship with coffee? A recent study suggests that moderate coffee consumption could lower your risk of developing heart conditions like Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. Researchers collected data from over 500,000 British adults and found that those who drank about three cups of coffee or consumed 200-300 mg of caffeine per day had a significantly lower risk of developing multiple cardiometabolic diseases.

    HOTEL DO-TELL:

    Hotels.com has revealed some of the oddest items left behind by guests at its partner hotels over the past year. The website’s “Hotel Room Innsights Report”, based on data from more than 400 hotels worldwide, also lists the most-common items left behind, including phone chargers, dirty laundry, power adapters, makeup, and toiletries. Oh – and false teeth, of course. Some of the most unusual items forgotten by visitors include:

    • a Rolex watch

    • another watch worth $6 million

    • a Hermes Birkin bag

    • keys and documents for a luxury car

    • a car tire

    • an engagement ring

    • a tooth

    • 2 full-leg casts

    • stacks of cash

    • a pet lizard

    And because you’ve GOT to hear these, here are some of the most unusual room-service requests over the past year:

    ✓ an Evian water-filled tub for a child’s bath

    ✓ a customized allergen menu for a pet

    ✓ burnt toast

    ✓ a caviar hot dog

    ✓ fresh goat milk

    ✓ 4 pounds of bananas

    ✓ a high-five from a team member “to ensure their room service request was read.”


    Don’t Bring Cats To Yellowstone, Texting vs Talking & Trusted Fast Food Brands Sep 24, 2024
    Show notes

    Episode Chapters:

    Introduction (00:00 - 0:52)

    Cat's 900-Mile Journey (00:53 - 6:45)

    In-Person vs. Text Conversations (6:46 - 13:18)

    Most and Least Trusted Fast Food Restaurants (13:19 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this episode of the Jason and Mindy podcast, the hosts discuss miraculous stories of animals finding their way home, communication preferences between texting and in-person conversations, and the trustworthiness of various fast food brands. They share personal anecdotes and survey findings, providing insights into modern communication habits and consumer trust in the food industry.

    Links

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    Visit our Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/lowtreestudios

    https://rumble.com/c/c-6686850

    https://www.youtube.com/@jasonandmindypodcast

    Details:

    A CAT’S EXTRAORDINARY 900-MILE JOURNEY HOME _ A cat named Rayne embarked on a remarkable adventure after getting lost in Yellowstone National Park during a camping trip. The Anguiano family, who had brought their two cats to the park, searched for Rayne for four days before returning home to Salinas, California. That was June. But then, last month, they received news from a microchip company that Rayne was found in Roseville, California, nearly 900 miles away. With the help of a kind woman who fed and cared for him, Rayne managed to find his way back to his family.

    TEXT TALK:

    Would you rather have a conversation in person or via text? It probably won’t come as a surprise to you that 7 in 10 millennials and Gen Z say they prefer to communicate digitally – mostly by text – than in person. In a poll of 4,000 young adults between 18-34 throughout a number of Western countries, 65% said they talk to peers more often via texting or cell phone, and that number is even higher in English-speaking nations, where about 74% said they prefer to talk via text. A few other “phone findings” from the survey…

    • 62% percent would rather forget their wallet than their phone when going out.

    • 70% said they sleep within arm’s length of their phone. And just over half even check their phone for notifications if they wake up in the night.

    • 66% bring their device with them to the restroom.

    What are the most and least trusted restaurants?

    But within the fast-food industry, opinions seem more divided. Among restaurants, it’s no surprise that the most trusted fast food restaurants are some of the oldest chains in the country: Pizza Hut, KFC, and McDonald’s.

    Meanwhile, Chipotle Mexican Grill is the least trusted restaurant in the United States, followed by Sonic Drive-In and Panera Bread. Chiptole’s spot as the No. 1 least trusted fast-food brand could be due to reported food safety issues in the last few years. Whatever the reason, that distrust of Chipotle was greatest among older Americans. Boomers find Chipotle to be the least trustworthy brand across all industries.

    When asked what makes a brand trustworthy, those surveyed said the following mattered most:

    Delivers on promises (36%)

    Asks for honest reviews and feedback (36%)

    Pricing transparency (35%)

    Builds relationships with consumers (34%)

    Consistent performance (33%)

    Listens to and acts on feedback (31%)

    Employee treatment transparency (30%)

    Provides behind-the-scenes info about processes (29%)

    Easy to use website (29%)

    Pays employees well (28%)


    Ignorant Bosses, Flight Nightmares & An Angry Listener Lawyers Up Sep 23, 2024
    Show notes

    Episode Chapters:

    Introduction (00:00 - 0:49)

    Bosses Lack Awareness of Staff Activities (0:50 - 4:26)

    Delta Flight's Cabin Pressure Incident (4:27 - 8:29)

    Internet Predictions from 2009 (8:30 - 19:28)

    Water Cooler Quiz (19:29 - 22:30)

    Random Question (22:31 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this episode of the Jason and Mindy podcast, the hosts explore various themes including the deep bond between humans and dogs, the disconnect between employees and managers, and the anxieties associated with air travel. They also discuss the impact of the internet on society, nostalgia for past communication methods, and personal fears. The conversation wraps up with a humorous take on addressing a family controversy regarding dietary habits.

    Be sure to enjoy The Jason & Mindy Podcast on your favorite Podcatcher!

    https://www.lowtreestudios.com

    Visit our Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/lowtreestudios

    https://www.youtube.com/@jasonandmindypodcast

    Details:

    BOSSES HAVE NO IDEA WHAT WE DO ON A DAILY BASIS _ A survey of employees finds bosses have no idea what their staff are up to. One in three believe their managers are totally oblivious about the jobs they perform daily.

    This could be good and bad. Good in the sense that you are not micromanaged, but bad in two regards. One, If they try to direct your to do something, they have no idea what you may already be knee deep in. Two, when it comes to reviews and promotions, if they have no idea what you’ve accomplished, how can they accurately rate you?

    DELTA AIRLINES FLIGHT EXPERIENCES TERRIFYING CABIN PRESSURE ISSUE _ A recent Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Portland encountered a severe cabin pressure malfunction shortly after takeoff. Passengers reported experiencing intense pain, including bloody noses and burst eardrums. One passenger described her ear feeling like it was “popping and bubbling.” The pilots opted to descend and and return to Salt Lake International Airport. Upon landing, ten individuals were treated or evaluated by paramedics, with one passenger diagnosed with a ruptured eardrum. This is frightening to me… We’ve been lucky in our flying experience, some bad turbulence at times, but never anything like this and rarely have we had major flying issues.

    FROM 2009: WHAT THE INTERNET SAID WOULD BE UNALIVEING OR WOULD NO LONGER BE IN EXISTANCE

    15 years ago expert said the internet was OFFING…

    • The art of polite disagreement

    • Listening to an album all the way through

    • Telephone directories

    • Watches

    • Music stores

    • Letter writing/pen pals

    • Photo albums and slide shows

    • Hoaxes and conspiracy theories

    • Watching television together

    • Delayed knowledge of sporting results

    • The nervous thrill of the reunion

    • Solitaire

    • Your lunch break


    An ATM Withdrawals Movie Prop Money, Man Fined $12K For Flight Tantrum & Pea Eating Break Up Story Sep 19, 2024
    Show notes

    Episode Chapters:

    Introduction (00:00 - 1:21)

    Fun Facts (1:22 - 3:36)

    Tantrum Leads to Flight Diversion (3:37 - 5:15)

    ATM Disperses Fake Money (5:16 - 6:43)

    Couple Breaks into Apartment for Dryer (6:44 - 8:07)

    Tourist Falls Out of Bus While Mooning (8:08 - 9:53)

    Reason for the Break Up (9:54 - 19:12)

    Favorite Part of Thanksgiving Dinner (19:13 - [End of Episode])

    Summary

    In this episode of the Jason and Mindy podcast, the hosts dive into a variety of wacky news stories, discuss bizarre reasons for breakups sourced from Reddit, share their favorite aspects of Thanksgiving dinner, and explore the complexities of changing one's mindset. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor, making for an entertaining listen.

    Be sure to enjoy The Jason & Mindy Podcast on your favorite Podcatcher!

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    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: PASSENGER BILLED FOR AIRLINER FUEL _ A passenger who caused a flight diversion by throwing a tantrum was recently hit with a costly bill for wasted fuel. The 33-year-old man from Western Australia disrupted a flight from Perth to Sydney, prompting the plane to turn back. Nearly a year later, he was ordered to pay $5,786 for fuel costs and received an additional fine of $6,034 for disorderly conduct and failing to comply with safety instructions.

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: CUSTOMERS RECEIVE FAKE $100 BILLS FROM ATM _ Imagine going to the ATM expecting to withdraw cash, only to realize that the $100 bills you received are fake. That’s what happened to multiple customers at an Independence Bank ATM in Providence, Kentucky. According to reports, more than a dozen people were given counterfeit $100 bills marked “for motion picture purposes” and “in props we trust” when they made withdrawals. Independence Bank responded to the incident by closing the ATM, contacting their vendor, and reaching out to the affected customers.

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: LARGE COUPLE STEALING DRYER TIME _ Police in Germany were searching for a large couple who had been sneaking into an apartment building to use a woman’s private clothes dryer. The only evidence police found was an oversized XXL bra and a jumbo pair of men’s underpants left behind in the dryer. The owner had been on alert for the intruders since receiving a $600 electricity bill. Then one night she heard the dryer go on and went into the basement to investigate. There was no one in sight but she found the bra and undies left in mid-cycle.

    WACKY-BUT-TRUE: MOONING TOURIST FELL OUT OF BUSS _ A tourist who fell out the back of a bus while mooning drivers on a busy South African road was hospitalized for his injuries. Police said the man was flashing his rear at passing cars while traveling at about 50 MPH. He was sticking his butt out an emergency exit when the door gave way and he tumbled to the ground.

    REASONS FOR THE BREAKUP

    A Reddit user asked the community the craziest reason for breaking up with someone.

    • “She refused to eat anything besides chicken nuggets and french fries.”

    • “She didn’t believe in the moon landing.”

    • “I looked at him, really looked at him from a distance, and realized that his head was just waaay too big for his body.”

    • “When she watched shows on the DVR she wouldn’t fast forward through the commercials.”

    • “Every time I yawned she thought it was hilarious if she stuck her finger in my open mouth.”

    • “She ate her peas one at a time. One at a time!”

    • “She would constantly say the names of the stores we passed by while driving. ‘Jiffy-Lube. Huh, a Home Depot. Gym-boooo-ree.”

    • “She wore the same deodorant as my mother.”

    • “She’d wait until she had the bartender’s attention and then decide what she wanted to drink.”

    • “She’d walk too slow. We’d go out somewhere and walk down the street and I’d turn around and she’s 20 feet behind me.”

    • “She walked like a T.Rex.”

    • “She pronounced it ‘cold slaw’.”


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