What’s your breaking point? It’s a question I’ve begun asking on-air. We get some excited callers from time to time and they’re in a revolutionary mood. I’ve replied that comfortable people don’t revolt. It’s a nasty, disruptive, and often bloody business. There is no guarantee you’ll get a better outcome than the present. I bring … Read more
A Facebook acquaintance from the east coast claims he sees no inflation when grocery shopping. I do not know where he shops and I do not know his politics. He doesn’t post about the latter. I dropped by a few stores here in southern Idaho over the weekend and begged to differ. In Some Places … Read more
Seven heroin or cocaine overdoses in the past three days are prompting officials in downtown New York to issue a “surge alert.” The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office says an increase in heroin and opioid overdoses required the public health alert. In addition to overdoses, the Overdose Detection Mapping Application Program (ODMAP) also showed “a trend … Read more
The ramen shortage is causing anxiety in people across the United States. Some disgruntled customers are actually narrating personal videos that requalify the lack of noodle supply and posting them on their personal social media accounts. Unemployment, Covid-19, and staff shortages are the reason some of you can’t find your favorite flavor of ramen noodles. … Read more
You are not likely to cut down on the cost of meat at the grocery store, but some people will enjoy delicious bison this winter. Yellowstone National Park plans to euthanize the herd of nearly 1,000 animals. If it happens. Count the Liberal Rage and Lawsuits! Not all animals will be hunted or shot. However, … Read more
If you look closely, you can see a man at the intersection with a sign. I saw the boy while eating my lunch. I like the view at the International House of Pancakes. I can watch the traffic along the Perrine Bridge and it is relaxing. Instead, the waitress seated us in another part of … Read more