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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2025 · 27 MIN

Still Clipping Coupons, Judge Derek Mosley in the Flesh, and Buc-ee's Watch in Wisconsin

from Spanning The State

Do people still use Coupons? Kristin and Brian state of the paper money saver and if consumers still use it. They share their thoughts on their own coupon usage, if using coupons is tied to the state of the economy and the transition from paper coupons to digital coupons. Judge Derek Mosley joins Kristin and Brian for Black History Month. They talk about his list of black history facts he has been sharing on his personal pages, what inspired him to do this, a new fact about blues music in Wisconsin as well as the news that the assembly passing a resolution to honor Black History Month. Also, the Buc-ee's in Wisconsin watch continues. Kristin and Brian talk about Governor Tony Ever's budget proposal to further push the development of the franchise in the state and where the funds are coming from to get this going.

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