Send us a text We lay down the real do’s and don’ts for holiday gatherings, from what to bring and who eats first to bathroom prep, parking, and why to-go plates need limits. Expect humor, straight talk, and clear rules that protect the vibe and keep everyone welcome. • asking the host what to bring, not arriving empty handed • leaving leftover contributions unless invited to reclaim them • letting elders, kids and those with health needs eat first • parents fixing kids’ plates and bringing ...
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Send us a text We lay down the real do’s and don’ts for holiday gatherings, from what to bring and who eats first to bathroom prep, parking, and why to-go plates need limits. Expect humor, straight talk, and clear rules that protect the vibe and keep everyone welcome. • asking the host what to bring, not arriving empty handed • leaving leftover contributions unless invited to reclaim them • letting elders, kids and those with health needs eat first • parents fixing kids’ plates and bringing ...
Keeping It Trill: Government Shutdown 2025, Workers on the Line, Leaders on Vacation
All In Your Bizz w/ Reka & Los
39 minutes
1 month ago
Keeping It Trill: Government Shutdown 2025, Workers on the Line, Leaders on Vacation
Send us a text Sirens aren’t blaring, but the harm is real: day one of the shutdown means planes still fly while paychecks don’t, safety lines stretch thin, and families start doing math they never asked for. We speak plainly about what a preventable crisis looks like on the ground—TSA agents juggling childcare without income, air traffic control scrambling to cover shifts, national parks going dark, and the FDA pulling back just when vigilance matters. When elected officials head out on brea...
All In Your Bizz w/ Reka & Los
Send us a text We lay down the real do’s and don’ts for holiday gatherings, from what to bring and who eats first to bathroom prep, parking, and why to-go plates need limits. Expect humor, straight talk, and clear rules that protect the vibe and keep everyone welcome. • asking the host what to bring, not arriving empty handed • leaving leftover contributions unless invited to reclaim them • letting elders, kids and those with health needs eat first • parents fixing kids’ plates and bringing ...
