Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2023-2-10

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> what philly and kc are doing to their cities even though superbowl is in arizona<br /> in boston...there are 2 dunkin' locations that are 120 feet apart...should chain stores have to have a minimum distance?<br /> news<br /> the susan lucci of superbowl predictions...<br /> game: is ashley as smart as a 5th grader<br /> easy to eat/make last minute superbowl treats<br /> news<br /> are american cars getting too big?<br /> game: speakout<br /> would you like to order food directly from your tv?<br /> news<br /> the bet between the chambers of commerce<br /> what candy always calls your name at the checkout line?<br /> goodbye/fun facts....National Flannel Day...flannel has been around for more than 400 years. the early origins of flannel can be traced back to Wales during the 16th century...During those times, the fabric was called Welsh cotton, which was strange as the material was not made from cotton but rather, from coarse woolen fabric.  during the 17th century, the term ‘Flanelle’ started being used in France...meaning loosely woven woollen/woolen cloth usually soft and slightly furry.  By the 19th century, towns in Wales became the epicenter of flannel production. It is said that soldiers in the Civil War may have used flannels as undershirts. Flannel was seen as a symbol of ruggedness as it was mostly worn by blue-collar workers...then by the 1990's flannel made a huge comeback in fashion</p>