The Most Predictable Thing In The History Of Predictable Things

EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 48 MIN

The Most Predictable Thing In The History Of Predictable Things

from The Snark Factor · host Fingers Malloy

This week on the radio hootenanny: A Judge orders reinstatement for most fired probationary federal workers. Trump threatens a 200% tariff on European alcohol as trade war escalates. The continuing internal debate about Trump's political leanings. The possible big moves over at the Department of Education. Did you get a text message saying you owe money for tolls? Fingers' magical trip... to Denny's. What is a bathroom divorce? Things men should never text to a woman. All that and much more on episode 1413 of The Snark Factor. Fingers Malloy and Sarah Smith host The Snark Factor Radio Program on WAAM 92.7FM Ann Arbor, MI. Listen to The Snark Factor Sunday mornings on WAAM, Ann Arbor. The Snark Factor is available on your favorite podcast platform. For all things snark, visit www.fingersmalloy.com.

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