Americans aren’t able to get what they need done in a full day. Twenty-four hours isn’t enough for them according to a recent survey done!
The survey showed that sixty percent of Americans say there isn’t enough hours in the day. The average person needs about four more hours in a day to get everything done. So a total of twenty-eight hours in a day!
Those people surveyed were asked what they would do with the extra time in the day? Thirty-four percent said they’d do household chores. Four hours extra in a day for chores because these people don’t know how to manage time.
Twenty-eight percent of people said they’d take on larger projects they didn’t have time to start. Spending time doing hobbies they love and enjoy. The extra twenty percent of people said they’d use the extra four hours to sleep!
Other responses were going back to school and adopt a pet, which would technically not need more time in the day to complete.
If you think about it, it comes down to time management. An extra four hours in the day isn’t needed, if you manage time properly. The results show that Americans are not focused or organized. But there are people who are way overworked and could use the extra hours in the day.
With all this information, you don’t need to worry about getting an extra four hours in the day. Doing this would completely ruin everything we’ve grown a custom to! For starters, we’d need new watches, clocks, and more! Could you imagine seeing a wall clock with fourteen numbers on it, instead of twelve?
We have more on this story and few more things we think you should know in today’s edition of a Few More Things We Think You Should Know!
“That 90’s Show.” I thought I’d hate it, but guess what, it’s really worth watching! A part of me wanted to hate it, but to be honest, I think it delivers!
I thought “That 90’s Show” was going to center on the original cast, and just try to do everything they did in “That 70’s Show.” But it does not. And it’s good! It’s not a perfect show, but “That ‘90s Show” did make a very smart decision: It doesn’t lean on cameos.
Yes, the first episode has Eric (Topher Grace) and Donna (Laura Prepon) and Red (Kurtwood Smith) and Kitty (Debra Jo Rupp) in the old Foreman kitchen. And, Jackie (Mila Kunis) and Kelso (Ashton Kutcher) drop by for a one-scene shouting match. It’s a good way to look at the past, and take us into the future.
For as much as it repeats the “That ‘70s Show” formula, its main character (Callie Haverda, playing Eric and Donna’s daughter Leia), their general friend group makeup, Red and Kitty as funny as ever, contending with a pesky next-door neighbor Sherri (Andrea Anders), and the new basement kids. “That ‘90s Show” couldn’t work if it relied on the exact same people as the original. It’s about the 90’s, and 90’s kids!
In my humble opinion, Haverda has a better chemistry with Kitty (Rupp) and Red (Smith) than Topher Grace does in this new show. “That ‘90s Show” works because it transfers the spirit of “That 70’s Show” to a new generation, rather than just recycling the old. And it’s ok – actually BETTER – that the “‘70s” stars never appear on screen together at the same time.
So the show is kind of like a handshake between “‘70s” and ‘’90s,” led by Rupp and Smith. They’re the constant presence – and absolute pros – that carry these newcomers.
The jokes about “feet in asses” are still funny, but don’t quite hit the way they used to. But that’s because the ‘90s version of Red is a little softer – a little. He always had a hint of soft edges in the original show, but in “That 90’s show” he’s a little more of a pushover.
Red is still the perfect complement to Kitty, who hasn’t lost one bit of that Kitty spunk! Her stresses of being a mother have shifted, and she loves being a grandmother – and you can totally feel that love!
If you just want to have some fun, laughs, and feel nostalgic, watch “That 90’s Show!”
Some 90’s fads and fashions – bring em back, or let em go?
The Running Man
Learn it. Do it.
The "Rachel" Haircut
One of the most popular haircuts of the 90’s – The Rachel!
Yoyo's (And Yoyo tricks)
Yoyo’s are practically ancient now, (they can actually be traced back to nearly 500 B.C.), but doing yoyo tricks was definitely a thing of the 90s! If you could throw a yoyo, you were phat!
Denim Overalls (with one strap down)
Whether you rocked it with one strap or both straps down – this look was hot! Why? I don’t really know And if you really wanted to be cool, you wore tank – or no shirt underneath.
Neon
NEON! the brighter, the better!
Jonathon Taylor Thomas
Seriously – where did he go?
Cop Rock
In 1990 the television industry was facing problems much like those today. Younger viewers were turning away from network TV and toward new entertainment options: video games, VCRs, MTV. An anything-goes mind-set was in the air, so networks looked for something new and exciting.
The show was called “Cop Rock,” and it was an epic failure that has become television legend. Steven Bochco tried to tell a cop-shop story like a Broadway musical. It was admired, and ridiculed. Some consider it one of the worst shows ever made, yet a very creative idea at the time.
Morty is the Executive Producer of “The Mike And Carla Morning Show” on 96.3 KKLZ. He's been a part of the show and station for 5 years. Aside from producing the morning show, he has served as production director for over 20 years. Those commercials you hear between the music, he produced a lot of them for Las Vegas! He loves music, playing guitar, all things Vegas Golden Knights, the Steelers, and his English Bulldog, Squish! He will talk forever with you on any of these things! Morty writes about peculiar news stories and Las Vegas happenings.
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