Thursday, Apr 23 - Ethan the Adrenaline Junkie

A Connecticut ice cream shop just got some major bragging rights after being named the #1 ice cream shop in the entire world. Not bad for a small spot in the Nutmeg State, and the kind of headline that immediately makes you want to check if you’ve been there yet. On the flip side, Fairfield County is dealing with less sweet news—its air quality has reportedly been ranked among the worst in the country, raising some concerns about what residents are actually breathing in on a daily basis. On the lighter side of things, the guys played some classic clips of Dr. Now from My 600-lb Life, including his legendary moments of calling out patients for every excuse in the book. If you know, you know—no one delivers tough love quite like him. Across the Atlantic, a charity in England is taking a very different approach to aging, giving elderly residents rides in supercars. Basically, it’s part joyride, part bucket-list fulfillment, and all adrenaline. Meanwhile in modern relationship news, there’s a new bedroom trend making the rounds called the “Cinderella Rule,” which is already sparking plenty of confusion and conversation online. In the UK, a bizarre accident made headlines when a conductor reportedly knocked a $1 million violin out of a musician’s hands during a live performance. One second it’s music history, the next it’s everyone holding their breath. Also making the rounds: Dr. Jeff Foster weighs in on a surprisingly common question men have about how often “morning wood” should actually happen, and yes, there is a medical answer. On the airline front, Spirit Airlines is once again in financial trouble and may require a bailout to stay afloat, continuing its long-running struggle to keep operations stable. And finally, relationship dynamics are taking another turn in the cultural conversation, with some claiming that rising tensions between young men and women are pushing more men toward dating older women—often referred to as “cougars”—as dating frustrations continue to grow on both sides.