Goodbye Net Neutrality

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Does Tech dude Shelly Palmer put your Net Neutrality anxieties to rest once and for all? Hear his take on the inevitable Internet changes. Plus 5G is coming, and technology for drunks! Speaking of drinking, Susie Selby of Selby Winery explains how to pick and pair wines for the holidays. Phil Hulett, Gonzo Greg Spillane and Kellie Sue Peters have these stories to share: Dogs are smarter than cats. Last moment freeway merge. Eye-eating parasite in thrill ride water. What your sleeping position says about your relationship. Petty things your Ex did to get back at you. The guy who eats stuff that primarily isn't food. Finally, why Phil loves Canadians.

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