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Valentine’s Day: What Not to Buy

1. Cold Open – The Big Spending StatHook: Americans spending $29.1 billion on Valentine’s DayAverage consumer spending around $200Playful banter: “Did you get your Valentine her gift yet?”2. The “Big Fat No” MomentTeasing co-host about last-minute shoppingSet up the main segment: What women don’t want for Valentine’s Day3. Gifts to Avoid 🚫A. Furry HandcuffsQuick laugh, easy passB. Heart-Shaped Box of ChocolatesSeen everywhere, but outdatedHealth-conscious mindset“Cheesy” factorC. Romantic Coupon Books (the cheesy kind)Back massages that “expire tomorrow”Better alternative: Practical project coupons (gutters, sink repairs, etc.)D. Being SerenadedUnless you're Michael BubléIf you “suck at guitar,” maybe skip itE. E-Cards or Text MessagesMake the effort—buy a real cardPersonal message > fancy designAvoid just signing your nameF. Teddy BearsCute, but impracticalCreates clutterG. T-Shirt With Your Face On ItFunny… but probably not wearable4. Gifts That Actually Work ✅A. Thoughtful ExperiencesSimple night outWalk on the beach (shoutout to Florida beaches)Downtown stroll or RiverwalkB. JewelryClassic and reliableC. Cozy Comfort GiftsSoft blanketsCozy socksD. Gift Cards (Done Right)Favorite storeSpa treatments: facials, nails, massageEven Botox (bonus points!)E. Flowers (Know Your Audience)Many women love themSome don’t—don’t create “a job” for her5. Final TakeawaysIt’s not about spending the full $200Effort and personalization matter more than priceWhen in doubt: thoughtful > clichéSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Second Date Update – The Ex-Wife Subscription

1. Date RecapDate #1: Romantic dinner on the water — great vibes.Date #2: Movie night at Sam’s house.Clean house, no pressure, no physical move.Seemed respectful… maybe too respectful?2. The Turning PointNetflix profile reveals ex-wife’s name: “Monica.”Jordan learns:Sam still pays for Netflix.Pays her phone bill.Pays her car insurance.They’re divorced — but financially still connected.3. Jordan’s PerspectiveFeels like the ex is “still present.”Questions whether Sam is truly over her.Concerned about constant communication.Dealbreaker: Doesn’t want to compete with an ex’s shadow.4. Sam’s DefenseSays it’s “easier” to keep things as-is.Claims it doesn’t cost him much extra.Sees it as practical, not emotional.Doesn’t think it’s a big deal — refuses to change it.5. The BreakdownJordan stands firm: Cut ties or move on.Sam stands firm: Not changing anything.No second date #3.6. TakeawayIs financial support for an ex ever “no big deal”?Where’s the line between convenience and emotional attachment?Would you date someone still financially tied to their ex?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Launa Drama – The Classic Car Comeback

1. Segment IntroHost introduces “Launa Drama”Tease: “You will not believe what showed up in her yard…”2. The Backstory: The BMW SagaHusband Paul gifted a BMW project car years agoSat in the front yard for 5+ yearsHouse flood totaled the carSat another year as junkFinally removed thanks to a team memberLauna’s relief after getting rid of it3. The Twist: A New (Old) ArrivalPaul’s father gifts him a 1929 Model ACar had been sitting at his brother’s house for yearsPaul insists on picking it upLauna’s first demand: “It’s NOT going in the driveway.”4. Current StatusDoesn’t run (yet)“Just needs gas changed” (allegedly)Gets ~8 miles per gallonNeeds significant workPaul spending all spare time on it5. The Real TensionHouse still not fully repaired from floodNo working lights in the master bedroomConcern about time, money, and prioritiesPrediction: It’ll run once… then sit for 8 years6. Co-Host ReactionsJokes about cruising to soccer games“Giant golf cart” energyCars & Coffee fantasy vs. reality7. Closing BeatLauna starts a phone note tracking how long it sitsFinal verdict: “It’s not going anywhere.”Tagline: “Launa Drama, everybody.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bizarre Things People Keep in Their Cars

1. Opening HookSurvey sparks the question: What weird or bizarre things do people keep in their cars?Hosts reflect on their own cars and admit some questionable items.2. Relatable Chaos: Messy CarsUsing cars as “mobile garbage cans”Kids, bottles, snack wrappers, and rolling clutterPet peeves about messy back seats and half-empty water bottles3. Survey HighlightsStrange items people admit to keeping:False teethCassette tapesDog strollerUncashed lottery ticketsJams and jelliesBobbleheadsCamping showersOld Halloween decorationsA fake leg (crowd favorite)4. Hosts’ ConfessionsBroken car radio → Bluetooth speaker workaroundCase of CDs with a non-working CD changerEmergency dog supplies kept “just in case”Important paperwork stored in a truck (and the debate over that)Manual tire pressure gauge despite modern car tech5. Listener Call-Ins & TextsPrincipal driving around with confiscated phones and vapesHusband’s ashes kept in the car (emotional and heartfelt moment)Boombox + CDs in a radio-less carSaddle in the back seatExtra jackets for perpetually cold family membersSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Super Bowl Prop Bets & Halftime Show

1. Opening: Super Bowl BuzzRecap of Super Bowl excitementWhy prop bets and halftime shows dominate post-game conversation2. Prop Bets RecapCoin toss results (heads vs. tails, who won)First score type (field goal vs. touchdown)National anthem length (over/under 90 seconds)Gatorade color surpriseCelebrity prop bets:Stefon Diggs & Cardi B engagementTaylor Swift attendanceCardi B halftime appearanceTallying scores and declaring winnersCommentary on how wild (and real) prop betting gets3. Halftime Show BreakdownMain broadcast: Bad Bunny performanceGuest appearances (Lady Gaga, Ricky Martin, Cardi B, celebrities)Visual production vs. language barrierSocial media reactionAlternative broadcast: Kid Rock & FriendsSurprise cover of “Til You Can’t”Added verse and faith-based messageAudience reaction and unexpected toneOther performers (Gabby Barrett, Brantley Gilbert, etc.)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.