Rose Chester and Amy Gdala have a chat and provide callers with sound (and unsound) advice.
The Bills, you don't need to combine ingredients to make protein in your stomach, chicken eggs can't hatch, driving in the last two days beyond insanity, Amy saw someone escorted to the rest room in a restaurant that told us they had no customer restroom, Rose's winter allergies, is a calendar trashy?, Valentines or St. Valentines Day, Amy's evacuation zone.
Rose goes out for New Year's Eve, Eric called about a container and napkin hoarding crisis situation, Amy gave Rose a list of actions to achieve in 2018, Rose gave Amy a list of actions to achieve in 2018.
Latkes and other Chanukah goodies, gas pump drama, Rose learns if her answers to the "David Cassidy Love Test" were correct, Rose shares the insight "5:30 is the new midnight," Amy talks about her joy at passing the shortest day of the year, Rose tries to describe modern movie theaters to Amy, Amy recounts the Auburn lice epidemic of the 1970's.
Rose went to the wrong restaurant, Rose and self gifting, ear piercing misadventures, children's instructions, you can knit with grocery bags, minimalism and Amy reverses herself on getting rid of stuff.
Rose gets in a grocery store contest over fake turkey rolls, Rose's yucky goat's milk soap. how to schmeer, if everyone listened instead of talking, Air D-n-D's, living in your hometown versus living away.
Rose Chester memorializes David Cassidy and broadcasts her adoration, Amy administer the "David Cassidy Love Test" adapted from the "Bobby Sherman Love Test" as provided in the October 1969 issue of "16 Magazine." Rose acts out a coat and the "Cassidy Coat" is invented.
Chasing Pulis, Universal Horror and toilet paper experiences, "do nut" eat a bee, phone scam twist on Amy, Siri of the future, the beautiful science book comes up again, a library book sale scammer.
Rose's Cinderella tale, "Desire E" calls to promote his "Sensual Sounds of the Night" radio program and complains about a persistent caller to his show and also tells of an unpleasant encounter with Rose Chester in a restaurant, Rose continues her Cinderella tale, Heywood calls in and tries to sing some Barry White, Rose continues her Cinderella tale, "Desire E" calls back to complain about his dog's bark not being deep enough, Rose finishes her Cinderella tale.
Where do collected old prescription drugs go?, figure out what you can't live without, the beautiful science book, Clutterers Anonymous, vinegar, Amy's special rug photo, the Woody Woodpecker theme fills in for traditional music, the 26-year fire.
