Thursday, Aug 27 - Who is Going to Die Next?

The boys catch up with Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves for his regular weekly appearance, where they cover what's happening around the city and, as always, probably manage to sneak in a few questions that weren't exactly on the official agenda. Meanwhile, a Brookfield corn maze is getting ready to pay tribute to none other than Dolly Parton, because apparently there is no better combination than corn, country music and Dolly. A woman on TikTok has also sparked a pretty funny debate after posting a photo of her brand-new bow tattoo and asking the internet a very important question: does it actually look like a bow, or does it accidentally resemble a man's nether region? Once the internet gets involved in something like that, you already know the comments are going to be brutal. People are also having some fun with a post breaking down the six possible ways you can apparently dress for bed: pants and a shirt, underwear and a shirt, just underwear, just a shirt, just pants, or absolutely nothing. Apparently, option number four — wearing nothing but a shirt — has become the controversial choice. There's something about the idea of sleeping in just a shirt that really seems to bother people, although I'm guessing plenty of people listening right now are guilty of it. And finally, the CEO of Flock Safety made an appearance on Fox News to call for what he described as a national "compromise" between privacy and public safety. His comments come as the company faces increasing criticism over its use of AI-powered surveillance technology and license-plate tracking. The debate continues over how much information communities should be collecting in the name of keeping people safe, and where we should draw the line when it comes to privacy.