Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2023-1-16

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> lifehacker's list off odd (but real) jobs<br /> has anyone ever revealed your big news (like sharon osborne did to kelly recently)?<br /> news<br /> the unclaimed caricature<br /> have you ever been shocked to meet some mild mannered person that was a former military person? <br /> what 'old person' thing do you do?<br /> news<br /> game: quiz<br /> game: feud<br /> why do we say we want to buy things in store...but then we buy them on amazon?  what's the deal with us?<br /> news<br /> 7 cities we need to visit before we die according to travel journalists<br /> will you drive farther for freebies now that things are more expensive?<br /> goodbye/fun facts....International Hot and Spicy Food Day.  Every country on the globe has spice...some nations eat mild food, others enjoy hot food items that will make you gulp down a jug of water.  Spices have been consumed for over 6,000 years to add flavor to a dish and for their many health benefits. For instance, spices can combat inflammation and have healing properties. Ancient Greeks.  imported Eastern spices such as pepper, cassia, cinnamon, and ginger to the Mediterranean since spices and herbs played a role in medical science.  did you know that the hottest chili pepper in the world is always changing? This is because chili peppers are constantly evolving.  No matter what kind of spicy food you eat, be sure to have a glass of milk or a container of cold yogurt handy. Dairy products like milk and yogurt ease the fiery feeling in your mouth.</p>