Shock Collar Question of the Day (7/14/26)
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This is Shirley Strawberry from the Strawberry Letter. The World Cup brings people together. Blue Campaign is using this global moment to raise awareness of human trafficking. It affects real people across the U.S. every day, and it doesn't always look the way we'd expect. So get informed, learn the signs, and help break the silence. Visit bluecampaign.gov slash World Cup.
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How in the world does Brooke do it? Oh. I don't know, man. I ask myself all that all the time. How does she get away with it? How do I do it? It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. I say that because a new study found the average parent has 2,184 arguments with their kids every single year. Oh. I know you're going to say day. I really, truly thought that was going to end in day. It probably feels that way. They win less than half, and the most common topics that parents argue with their kids over, not cleaning their plate, not cleaning their room, not realizing we're late. God, I don't care if you can't find your other Spider-Man sock, Braden. Put on your dang shoe and get in the car because we got to do WCII.
Which clip is it?
You won that argument, Jeff.
Viral sound bites from the internet. Only enough time to play one. Let's get right to your choices. Option one is a 16-second clip of more parental struggles where a dad is baffled by his 7-year-old son's total inability to put on a pair of pants. Oh, wow. Whoa, that's pretty hard to not do. Yeah, especially at that age. Or option two, a 35-second clip of an emotional Italian bloodhound named Gianni who just went through a tragic breakup with his cheating sheepdog girlfriend. So he's howling an Adele song to get over the pain.
Oh, this is good.
So what's it going to be? Kid can't do pants or dog howls at romance? Alexis. Make the right choice here.
I'm staying on theme. I'm going to do the kid pants one.
There we go. Show me a kid in that pants. I can't believe it, but let's hear the sound of a 16-second clip of a dad baffled by his son's inability to put on pants.
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