What does your ideal work week look like?

Final day with these brutally cold temps. Going to be in the 20's on Thursday & Friday…up near 40 by Sunday and maybe near 50° the early part of next week! We kicked off the hump day edition of today's show with some election results from yesterday's primary in Wisconsin, more info on the upside-down plane crash from Monday, a recap of Governor Tony Evers "State of the State" address, and Mexico might sue Google over the name change of The Gulf of America. In sports, the Badger men's basketball team got another win last night against Illinois, the Bucks are at home versus the Clippers tomorrow night, and the 4 Nations Face-Off Championship game between the US & Canada is also tomorrow night…and they're trying to get President Trump to attend. Elsewhere in sports, Netflix is looking into streaming MORE NFL games in the future, and Terrence Shannon Jr. is turning his recent jersey retirement ceremony snafu into a positive by selling new shirts to benefit charity. Have you heard about Doug's Winter Party? It went viral recently & landed the party host on the Today Show! We asked people what their ideal work week looked like after a recent poll suggested that some employees would prefer one 40-hour shift a week to just get it over with. Let you know what's on TV tonight, and we talked about the flu being very aggressive this year. Plus, a study on parents & their kids revealed that people do, in fact, have a favorite child. And of all the bizarre ways that baseball players get injured in the offseason, this might be the strangest. In today's edition of "Bad News with Happy Music", we had a story about a family in Australia that had an extremely venomous snake in their washing machine, a lunatic who drove 700 miles from Michigan to Pennsylvania to set fire to someone's house, a woman in Louisiana who killed her boyfriend after an argument over a breakfast sandwich, and an unborn baby in India that was found to have two other fetuses in it's abdomen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.