
Dear grads, if we haven’t met please don’t invite me to your party
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Episode 15: Dear parents of 2023 high school and college graduates, if I haven’t met your child or know anything about them, please don’t invite me to their open house for the sole reason of me giving them money.
Can your grad pick me out of a lineup? Have we ever conversed? If not, you can leave me off the guest list. (But Karen will go for the "free" food.)
Also on this week’s show, Karen and Jerry disagree on the definition of “attractive” in regard to women’s looks. Men's looks, however, they tend to agree on. Do other couples also disagree about others’ attractiveness?
And remember when summer vacations for families didn’t have Digital Age companions like mobile phones, iPads, tablets and other electronic devices. Wherever families go this summer, they can conveniently ignore each other. Kids, it wasn’t always this way.
Plus, just like that, we begin a new segment about songs that singe the soul or touch the heart. First up, “Just Like That” by new Grammy award winner Bonnie Raitt. It’s the song of the year for a reason.
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