Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2026-04-10

News; birthdays/events; Finance Buzz list of why younger workers are often getting fired; word of the day.

News; gen z says (this) is no longer relevant...agree?; game: outburst; Pew research study: would you rather time travel to the past or the future (or are you good here)?

News; would you order a look-a-like of yourself to impress people or to attend events you don't want to go to?; game: mind the gap part 1; game:  mind the gap part 2.

News; is there a brand name item that just doesn't have a good generic subsitiute?; bugs/mosquitoes coming out for the Spring/Summer...best way to deal with bites; goodbye/fun facts....Golfer’s Day celebrates not just the game of golf but also the people who play and enjoy it. A possible source of origin of the word golf can be the Dutch word ‘kolf,’ which is a kind of stick or club, or it can be the Scottish word ‘goulf,’ which means to strike or cuff. Although some people believe that the word “golf” is derived from the phrase “gentlemen only, ladies forbidden.” Nevertheless, golf originated in Scotland from a game played close to the royal capital of Edinburg. The earliest form of golf used to be played by hitting a pebble over dunes around tracks. King James IV of Scotland became the world’s first golfing monarch. In 1764, the first-ever 18-hole course was constructed at St Andrews, which established the standard for the game. The United States Golf Association (USGA) was established in 1894, and by 1900 more than 1,000 golf clubs were formed throughout the U.S. and today there are almost 17,000 courses in the U.S. Currently, the most expensive golf course in the United States by green fees is Shadow Creek Golf Course in North Las Vegas, Nevada, which currently charges $1,250 per round during peak season.