We begin with a welcome return to our Go Pink breast cancer awareness campaign as we celebrate the success of our October broadcast from INFINITI of West Chester. We welcome Josh Walker from the American Cancer Society and Dan Piazza from Piazza Auto Group to reflect on the event, the generosity of the WPHT audience, and the importance of continuing cancer research and patient support. Our conversation includes the progress made in breast cancer care and the importance of keeping the issue front and center long after October ends.
Before we get into the week's fights, we take another detour into Nick's bald head, the ongoing fallout from his museum-steps disaster, and a surprisingly complicated debate over uppercase and lowercase letters. Then Shawn Farash joins us for Fight Club, where a person dressed as a taco delivers a devastating punch, Raiders and 49ers fans brawl, Halloween partygoers clash on Austin's Sixth Street, and a chaotic parade fight features flying punches and a fallen wig. We inspect the footage, debate the contenders, and watch Shawn disagree with nearly everybody about which clip deserves the top prize.
The madness continues when we discover the parenting trend known as dump dinners. Instead of serving dinner on plates, parents dump spaghetti and meatballs directly onto a covered table and allow their children to eat with their hands. We debate whether this is harmless family fun or a complete surrender of basic table manners. The crew brings plenty of personal parenting opinions, Nick gets increasingly disgusted, and a last-minute discovery about lowercase letters sends an earlier discussion back into dispute.
