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Listen, i'm going to have midnight nightmares from the snake video. but listen, you come with very good news. wednesday is national french fry day. you're going to tell us where we might be able to get free french fries on wednesday. got mine. >> i love our producer. tracy, our executive producer made sure we had fries. you have waffle fries from chick-fil-a. i love that if you're like most americans, you love a good order of fries like shannon, obviously. july 13th is national french fry day as shannon explained. to celebrated, some of the biggest brands are giving away free fries or discount...

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Fix. i think we need some really sensible strategic thinking from the government in terms of how you tackle the core root issues of the supply chain challenge.— core root issues of the supply chain challenge. and the signs riaht now chain challenge. and the signs right now aren't _ chain challenge. and the signs right now aren't looking i chain challenge. and the signs right now aren't looking good. | right now aren't looking good. i'm not sure if i'm in the right position. my hgv training is going well. do you think i've got alternative career? you could have, yes. but i've got alternative ...

When it comes to development, everybody has heard of the concept of NIMBYism — "Not In My Back Yard." But the Asheville area also experiences another form of anti-development backlash, one fueled by folks who move here from other areas, sometimes into relatively new developments. And then they want development to stop. "That's a real thing," said former Buncombe County Development Director Jim Coman, who retired in 2010. "We used to call it IGMSY — I Got Mine, Screw You. I've already moved here, I'm happy and don't you dare come.'"  To be clear, Coman, a Buncombe County native whose roo...

Albany County officials are asking for the help of school leaders in educating students...