937 The Mountain

11/23/2024

Congratulations to Jamie Gavras, winner of a $500 Holiday Gift Card! More qualifying next week!

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11/22/2024

30% of women hate men who wear socks & sandals. Name a "fashion No-no" that you hate.

11/22/2024

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, I am looking for a recommendation on something fun to do when the snow finally falls and stays in Spokane. We have an exchange student staying with us who has never seen snow. The other day when it finally slushed on us, he was very upset (in a silly way) that the snow did not stick around for after school. All he talks about is building a snow man, and going tubing. We have never been real “snow activity” people, so I’m wondering what activities other families do in the snow that doesn’t involve buying a whole lot of ski/snowboard equipment. Where are the best places to go to show an exchange student something really special and to make great memories that he can take home with him. – Scarlett

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11/22/2024

74% of people say "2nd Hand Gift Giving" is more acceptable this year than any other.
What are your thoughts?

11/21/2024

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie. Our family is hosting Thanksgiving this year, and my wife decided that she wants it to be a fancy affair. Instead of lounging around in comfy clothes, snacking all day, and waiting for Thanksgiving dinner, she has requested that our guests and our family “dress to impress”. To be honest, I am sure it’s because she wants to show off a dress she bought on Amazon. Normally that would not be an issue, except that my wife is a beautiful, curvy, voluptuous woman, and the dress she plans to wear is rather form fitting. I am of the opinion that it is a little over the top and revealing for a Thanksgiving dinner. She has been on a fitness journey for a while now, and she has seen some progress. Maybe just not enough to pull off this dress in front of family and friends. I have not said anything to her, but I’m trying to find a way to persuade her to change her mind about the “fancy” theme of our dinner, thus eliminating the dress from the equation. Does this make me a horrible husband? I just don’t want anyone feeling uncomfortable, especially my wife, if she gets the idea that she is being judged. How would you handle this? – Marcus

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11/21/2024

Name a dish that you think should be banned from every Thanksgiving table.

11/20/2024

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, What are your thoughts on “Promise Rings”? My best friend’s son is asking her for money to purchase a “promise ring” to give to his girlfriend before she heads off to college. Apparently the girlfriend is convinced that a “promise ring” will solidify their relationship while she is away at Boise State. That doesn’t seem far away enough to demand a “promise ring”, or any ring for that matter. When I was that young, a guy I was dating bought me a “promise ring” and I wouldn’t take it. We broke up a week later. Why? Because I saw the ring as a way for him to try and control me. I’m not okay with that. I say just wait for the real thing if it is meant to be. What do you think? – Cheryl

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11/20/2024

What is your favorite "snowy" activity?

11/19/2024

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, My daughter-in-law is angering me. She sent an email to everyone in our family telling us not to buy gifts for the three grandchildren (3, 5, & 7) for Christmas. She says this year instead of getting gifts she wants each family member to make a donation to a charity that she has chosen, in the name of one of the children. I love the idea, but also hate the kids won't be getting any gifts. They're young and have been waiting all year for Santa to come. I think my daughter-in-law is ruining Christmas. She's hard-headed and won't change her mind. I also think she's being selfish and doing this more for herself and her image, than the kids because they are too young to understand. Is this bad parenting? - Helen

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11/19/2024

Most people wish they had more time in their day.
Fill in the blank "I wish I had more time in my day to ________!"

11/18/2024

What's the most you would ever pay for a concert ticket?

11/18/2024

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, Our 16 yr old daughter just finished her High School Soccer season and we agreed that since she got her license in July, she would need to get a job after the season was over, so that she can pay for gas and kick in for insurance. In all honesty, it’s not imperative that she pay for those things, but my husband wants her to learn and work for what she has. She came to us and told us that she wants to join an afterschool club that will take up a lot of her time and with a job, would put a lot of strain on her and school work. She thinks it’s more important to live her school life while she can, rather than take a job. I personally don’t blame her, but my husband is being a little stubborn about it. He wants her to start “paying her way.” What do you think? I know you have kids around my daughter’s age. Are you making your kids work? – Jessie

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11/18/2024

When you daydream about being on vacation, where do you dream about?
Jamie = Mexican "All Inclusive" resort.

11/16/2024

We had a great time at the Celebrate the Season Bash and were happy to come home with the Holly & Ivy award! Thanks to Mountain listeners for your generous donations to the Salvation Army!

11/15/2024

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, I cheated on my wife! Period, the end. I was feeling less than good about my life and my relationship with my wife, and when the situation presented itself, I did the wrong thing. I felt awful afterwards and almost immediately told my wife. Her reaction was not exactly what I anticipated. She was calm, took a few minutes to digest what she had just heard, then calmly sat down and we talked it out. Obviously it was the most awkward conversation I ever had with anyone in my life. She expressed that she was hurt, sad, and disappointed that I would do that, but was willing to listen to me and what I was feeling leading up to the indiscretion, and after. We will be starting marriage counseling next week, but this is what worries me. She has been almost too understanding. Some days she acts like nothing happened. I’ve expected a lot worse, so is she lying in wait or could she really be okay with what happened, as long as it doesn’t happen again. I’m waiting for her to explode on me, so that has me walking on eggshells all the time. I know it’s all my fault, but is there really a chance we can get through this? – Logan

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11/15/2024

We just learned tha 15% of Americans have been the victim of "Porch Pirates", this year.
Have you ever? What was stolen?

11/15/2024

Would you accept a 1st date invitation if you knew it would be at a "Fast Food" restaurant?
Where would you want to go?

11/15/2024

Chase Matthew is 93.7 The Mountain’s *Darlin* tonight!