Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2021-3-31

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> best easter candy<br /> do you speak up as a passenger in a car when driver is doing "wrong" things?<br /> news<br /> game: mindtrap<br /> what age should children move out?<br /> unspoken life rules...according to the internet<br /> news<br /> game: blunderful<br /> what 3 things do you miss most about living with your parents?<br /> what would you never do? bungee jump? skydive?<br /> news<br /> what do you do when you kids wear "ugly fashions"<br /> are april fool's pranks fun or annoying?<br /> goodbye/fun facts....the last Wednesday in March, National Little Red Wagon Day For nearly 100 years, Radio Flyer has been bringing smiles to kids of all ages. This iconic toy is one of the most enduring toys of all time. For generations, children have led little red wagons down parade routes, carried out infinite imaginary missions and voyages of childhood fantasy. It is not unusual for a little red wagon to be handed down from one generation to the next, treasured like a family heirloom. The company began making wagons in 1917 before it was named Radio Flyer. Antonio Pasin was making phonograph cabinets before he started making wagons. He had wagons which he used to carry his tools around. Customers noticed the wagons and started asking to purchase the wagons and after he received enough requests he started making the wagons.</p>