Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2026-03-16

News; birthdays/events; 30% of us have had food stuck in our teeth and no one said anything!; word of the day. News; game: quiz; game: feud; do you have friends/family who get great discounts in their industry that they pass on to you?  News; St. Patty's Day is tomorrow...do you go out and have fun or stay home away from the chaos?; funny things kids have said to you (list); goat yoga, puppy yoga, and now this.... News; did you see the live nation employee texts/emails!?!?; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national driving instructor day...driving instructors have a very difficult job! Preparing drivers with rules of the road, sign memorization, safety issues---not to mention they are literally risking their own lives at times by giving the driver's seat over to someone who is unqualified and a complete novice. The first mandatory national driving test was introduced in 1899 in France, and around the US states were joining in on the practice of requiring licenses for drivers which eventually developed into the need for instructors to teach all of these drivers how to drive. In the US there is no single national standard for becoming a driving instructor, so qualification rules differ markedly...though many states require a high school diploma, at least two to five years of clean driving experience, a background check. Do you think you have what it takes to teach a complete stranger how to drive?