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Today a Coca-Cola Cherry Energy was tryed on the podcast. Click here to listen to the podcast episode

It's yummy so grab a twelve pack at Wood's today! Check out Episode one of Season 3 of the Lunch With Doug podcast. New Podcast Episode Click Here!

Well as you may know 36,000 robots were purchased in 2018 from overseas and shipped to the U.S. and this number continues to grow each year. As robots like delivery, vacuums, mowers, and even cooking robots like Flippy (shown in photo) are becoming more, and more common place in our daily lives. Flippy a robot cook. Photo courtesy of Crowd Fund Insider. Currently there are about 200 robots per 10,000 workers in the U.S. ranking 7th in the world. Korea is #1 with approx. 774 per 10,000 workers, almost double the #3 Germany with 338 per 10K. South Korea has only recently dropped to #2 with approx. 631 robots to every 10,000 workers. But don't worry about loosing your job as the companies that are using robots have statisticaly also hired more people as the productivity and revenue increased.

J&R Home Store  is the home of Mahomes memorbilia!!! Listen to the Newest Lunch With Doug podcast!

  Date / Time:  Saturday, October 17, 2020 -  1:00pm  to  8:00pm Location: Delaney Vineyard & Winery 1200 S. Main Nevada,  MO   64772 Description:  Wineapallooza is an annual music and wine tasting event held at DeLaney Vineyard and Winery. Music performers will take the stage from 1:00-8:00 PM. Admission is $5 and will include a cup of the featured wine on tap or a non-alcoholic beverage from the cooler. This year's performers include: Mat Gardner, Andrew & Logan, Todd et al, Matthew Harper, D.J. Skinny, Dangerous Doug Harper, and "Cowboy" Russell Wayne. Visit www.wineapallooza.com for more information. Event Cost: $5

Is TikTok going to be the next Myspace? Here one day gone the next? click here to see more

Where it began and where it will end are left to the unknown. Lunch With Doug has been on an official viral internet outbreak since March 23, 2017, but the roots are planted much deeper. Doug Harper began making videos of his band and their adventures in 1996 and later building on that by promoting a then non-existent local music scene in his hometown of Nevada, Missouri. By 1998 using an internet journal, internet web log or homepage as sites like his were called back then (before the term blog was coined in the spring of 1999) he unknowingly started one of the earliest music scene websites in the nation. The Local Ear Underground Entertainment Guide began simply because no mainstream coverage of local music was happening. The live music boom of the 60's, 70's and early 80's had since crashed regionally and something new was on the horizon. A printed fan-zine was created but with the power of the internet it became obvious that to get to the masses it was goin...