Road Rage 101: This week in Absurdity
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Road Rage 101: This week in Absurdity

1:05:52 Feb 20, 2026
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Colokum Craft CoffeeUse the Promo Code [WSMG10] For 10% of any purchase through FebruaryBoomer Bunker DischordBecome a Bunker DwellerAaron KickstarterHelp Aaron with his Spicy Kickstarter496 Road Rage 101: This week in AbsurdityNATIONAL DAY: NATIONAL TARTAR SAUCE DAYBIRTHDAYs: Kurt Cobain (1967-1994) -Singer-songwriter and guitarist of the grunge band Nirvana.THIS DAY IN HISTORY: 1809 - The Supreme Court rules the federal government has more power than any state.Obama’s “Real” AliensFormer President Barack Obama said he believes alien life likely exists somewhere in the universe, though he emphasized he saw no evidence of extraterrestrial contact while in office. His remarks reignited public fascination with UFO disclosures and government transparency. The conversation blends science, curiosity, and political intrigue — but stops short of confirming anything beyond the possibility that we are not alone.Real Pain, Real PeopleNew Yorkers lined up in chaotic scenes at a free grocery pop-up inspired by progressive policy efforts. Organizers framed it as relief for struggling residents, while critics pointed to the optics of long lines and limited supplies as signs of deeper economic strain. The episode underscores the tension between emergency assistance and long-term policy solutions for affordability.Term Limits or Ethical Retirement?As debates swirl around Supreme Court tenure, questions resurface about age, lifetime appointments, and whether justices should face term limits or retirement standards. Supporters argue lifetime appointments protect judicial independence, while critics say decades-long tenures disconnect the Court from generational realities. The issue remains politically sensitive and constitutionally complex.How Much Is That Doggie in the WindowA traveler was arrested after allegedly abandoning a 2-year-old dog at Harry Reid International Airport to catch a flight. The story sparked outrage and renewed discussions about pet responsibility and airline policies. The puppy, reportedly found alone near a ticket counter, became an unexpected symbol of a week filled with strange and troubling headlines.-----SHOW CREDITS:Thank you to my co-host, Ken Madden of MaddK StudioAudio credits and Producer Jason Radosevich
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