A Few Things You Should Know With The Mike & Carla Morning Show

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00:00Coming on the air to bring you essential news.

00:02Just a few things Mike and Carla think you should know.

00:04Here we go.

00:05Here we go.

00:05On 96.3 KKLZ.

00:08Well, this was interesting.

00:09If you're worried about, you know, break-ins, you want to stay safe at your house, this could help you.

00:13A former burglar says the best way to prevent break-ins is also one of the cheapest.

00:20And that is the sign that says beware of dog.

00:23He said if you have a dog, great.

00:24But he said it works even if you don't.

00:26Because most burglars, they're not going to question it.

00:29They're going to move on.

00:30They'd rather just go to another house, not even try.

00:33So beware of dog.

00:35I got all sorts of sons on my house.

00:37I don't know why anybody would try to.

00:38I don't anymore.

00:39It's like, oh, no, she has that and she has that and there's that.

00:42What?

00:44Plus the barbed wire.

00:45Yeah, that's right.

00:46The outfrench of your home.

00:48It's electric.

00:49Don't touch that.

00:50Yeah, right?

00:51People blaming grocery stores.

00:53Everything's so high.

00:54They're charging so much.

00:56The reality is they can't help it either.

01:00People think their markup is really high.

01:02It's not.

01:03The average markup for a supermarket for a grocery store, one to three percent.

01:09They don't go very high at all.

01:12They're saying some things you can do to save money, which I hope people already know.

01:15Buy in bulk.

01:16Make a list and stick to it.

01:19Don't know more of those impulse items when you go, oh, you know what?

01:23These look good and substitute ingredients that are maybe a little cheaper, maybe some

01:28other vegetables, maybe some other meats, maybe some other things that might work just

01:33as well for whatever it is that you're doing.

01:35Don't they say eat before you go grocery shopping?

01:38Don't shop hungry.

01:39Oh, it's horrible to shop hungry.

01:41Everything looks good.

01:42Everything does.

01:43Have a big breakfast before you go shopping.

01:45Yes, that's exactly it.

01:46And in a new poll, this is pretty funny.

01:48Eighty three percent of people claim they'd keep it a secret if they won the lottery.

01:52Now, 50 percent say, think about this one, they'd need to win four million dollars, about

01:59four million dollars to quit their job.

02:01That's half the people.

02:03Sixteen percent said they, boy, they took a jump, need about 50 million to quit their job.

02:08Yeah.

02:09Yeah.

02:10Fifty million.

02:10Now, about 10 percent said, you know what?

02:12If I want a half million, five hundred thousand, I'm out.

02:15Gone.

02:16Quitting my job.

02:16Yeah.

02:17Now, most people said they'd give away some of their winnings to family, significant others.

02:21Yeah.

02:22People in need, charities, things like that.

02:24Some would give to friends.

02:26Only a handful said they'd give to co-workers.

02:29But, you know, what are you going to do?

02:31I don't think I would quit.

02:33I mean, if I won like five hundred thousand to a million.

02:35That, no.

02:36I don't think I would quit, but I'd have a different attitude.

02:38Right.

02:38If I won several million, I might.

02:40And then just do, I might buy a radio station or a comedy club.

02:44I don't care.

02:45Yes.

02:45Yeah.

02:46So I can.

02:46Crazy Carla's Comedy Club.

02:47That's right.

02:48So I can run it into the club.

02:50So shut up.

02:51Listen, at this point, I'm about ready to let someone poop in my bed for ten million.

02:55So how much?

02:57Ten million?

02:58Yeah.

02:58That's.

02:58Go ahead.

02:59Have at it.

02:59Poop away.

03:00There.

03:00Clean sheets.

03:01You go ahead.

03:03Oh, it is Wednesday.

03:05A few things you should know.

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03:10No.

03:15No.

03:17No.

03:19No.

03:20No.

03:21It's or no.

03:25Yeah.

03:26No.

03:32No.

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