This Shouldn’t Be A Thing – Bombs Away Edition

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used to be Twitter just a couple more texts coming in. We were talking about do you send

food back at a restaurant if it's not good or it's the wrong thing or it just wasn't

made to order soup from Franklin. I went with a good friend, Kristen, by the way, little

Frank. He's adorable. She's walking. She's talking. She's got teeth. I don't like any of

that. Okay. She's so, she's so big. You would, it would blow your mind. But we went out for dinner

and I had the worst broccoli cheese soup possibly on the planet. And I didn't send it back.

And I should have a soup from Franklin. I love soup. I always order it when we go out.

The worst was an order of French onion that was so salty. I couldn't eat it. And I love

salt. It was bad. So I did send it back. Carmella, I like, I'm like, Jane, I never send food back.

But hearing this, I might start, especially if it's soup, how do you mess up soup?

Carmella, trust me, I can mess up soup. That's why I tried to make cream of mushroom soup

ones and it was gray. You know, they should never be gray. You know, they just comes canned,

right? You can buy a cream of mushroom. You just dump it in them. It's not the same. I know,

but it's still not the same. John, for Madison, listening on W MDX, most good restaurants want

you to send it back. That's what I was saying before is like, if it's over, if it's a chef,

if it's a wait staff, a restaurant that's worth their salt, they want to know when they've

not done well and they have not pleased their customers. So it behooves you to send it back.

Because then they're like, ah, should I send them an email now after the fact?

I would, honestly, I wouldn't be against the idea of you saying, hey, I'm not doing this to be a

jerk, but I had your soup. It was, it was not great. And it's terrible. Yeah.

I may be pretty sorry. You're not permanently scarred, but you're also not going to do it.

You're probably right about that. Yeah. It is just about 1154. That means it is time for

this shouldn't be a thing.

Today, it is the bombs away edition of this shouldn't be a thing. A political

headline reads Polish general fired after missing anti tank mines were found in Ikea.

The question is, which one was it in Poland or like Oak Creek? No, there was, there was an Ikea

in Poland. The Polish defense minister dismissed a high ranking general allegedly responsible

for losing anti tank mines that were eventually found in an Ikea warehouse.

Major general Arthur Kaczynski said we would like to inform you on January 9th by the decision

of the Ministry of Defense that the head of the support inspectorate has been dismissed from his

post. He was the head of the support inspectorate, which is supposed to manage logistics.

The statement doesn't go into reasons on why they let them go, but local media linked it to the

disappearance of anti tank mines in June of 2024. So these anti tank mines have

apparently been floating around for a while, two years. Reports say failed soldiers didn't unload

part of a train carrying over 1,000 tons of explosives and the anti tank mines continued to

circulate around the country before they went missing. Officials became aware of the problem when

the anti tank mines were found sitting in the Ikea warehouse at which point someone called the

military to say, when are you going to come and get your mines? Oh, those have been on back

order for like two months now. Do I have to assemble that myself?

No, you have a service now where you can they'll come up. They'll deliver in a

assembly bill. We'll build your bomb. Yeah, they'll charge you a little bit more, but it's

really worth it when you have an expert doing it. So they have an investigation was open into this

matter last year. It is currently ongoing. The guy who got dismissed has not immediately

responded to comment. Yeah, I would never respond to comment. What was the poll?

The Polish general fired after missing anti tank man mines found in Ikea.

Polish general just sounds like a hot dog like it. Like I'll take a Polish general, please.

Like the jury. But don't be surprised when you get your mines from Ikea. There's

going to be little components left over. They'll be screws. There's always

the instructions impossible. It comes with a side of meatballs and a little screwdriver.

All good. There you go. That rips up today's episode of

this shouldn't be a thing.

If you ever have a thing, by the way, that should not be sent it into Greg and me.

At Jane says at civic media.us. Coming up tomorrow, our colleague, Jimmy Cusca is going to be

joining us talking about some of the changes within high school sports. Yes, lots of things going

on there and not everybody is happy about that. Jimmy Cusca joining us tomorrow at 1033. I

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