<v Speaker 1>Jar you, Katy and Josh one hundred.

<v Speaker 2>We'd like to give you PMI. It's a positive, a

<v Speaker 2>minus and something a little bit interesting to kind of

<v Speaker 2>get you. Give you a boot as you start your day.

<v Speaker 3>Oh j that's fun.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah going, I got the pe today. I never get

<v Speaker 2>the pe. I get the p though. One guy's TikTok

<v Speaker 2>video just saved a small family bakery from closing. It's

<v Speaker 2>a fantastic story. The bakery is called Sweet two twenty

<v Speaker 2>in Metro Detroit. They've been struggling lately, but then a

<v Speaker 2>content creator, a TikTok dude named chow down Detroit I'll

<v Speaker 2>get paid a visit and gave some love to their

<v Speaker 2>amazing cumpcakes cupcakes, and overnight the business just went crazy.

<v Speaker 2>So says this story. You should watch the video, Katie,

<v Speaker 2>you're such a foodie. Yeah, kill they're looking cupcakes really big, bombastic.

<v Speaker 2>They're like those donut companies that do really weird donuts

<v Speaker 2>and everything that's these cupcakes.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>So anyway, the video is is just fantastic, so heart

<v Speaker 2>warming because there's a line out the door and down

<v Speaker 2>the street to grab this dude's cupcakes.

<v Speaker 3>I love it because so many local businesses, especially mom

<v Speaker 3>and pop run shops like that, are fueling the effects

<v Speaker 3>of everything right in price and for someone to help

<v Speaker 3>them out like that, Like I love people working together.

<v Speaker 3>I'm gonna help you, You're gonna help We're gonna help

<v Speaker 3>each other.

<v Speaker 2>I love that for cupcakes.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, that's how you cupcake. I don't know you know,

<v Speaker 3>but that's how you cupcakes.

<v Speaker 2>It's a cupcake community. I dig it, I know you.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, I'm gonna bring it down just a little bit.

<v Speaker 3>Are you running for it? And really just a message

<v Speaker 3>to parents everywhere. This coming from Hershey, Pennsylvania and the

<v Speaker 3>Hershey Zoo America in Hershey Park, Right, So what happened

<v Speaker 3>was a young couple and their little toddler. We're hanging

<v Speaker 3>out in the wolf exhibit over there, and they're toddler

<v Speaker 3>squeezed under a fence and made their way to the wolves.

<v Speaker 3>Now they didn't get in the wolf's enclosure, but there's

<v Speaker 3>a cage front in the wolve's habitat, right, And so

<v Speaker 3>this little toddler reached his hand and to pet the wolf,

<v Speaker 3>and the wolf instinctively bit it, Like yeah, and that's

<v Speaker 3>what the guys, the zoo people are like he wasn't

<v Speaker 3>being aggressive. This is what they do when people put

<v Speaker 3>things in there, like they think it's food, so they're

<v Speaker 3>gonna bite it. And he didn't even like bite it

<v Speaker 3>super hard. I mean, obviously the kid cried and he

<v Speaker 3>does have some injuries. It appears that he's gonna be okay.

<v Speaker 3>But the parents is who everyone's really looking at, because

<v Speaker 3>while all this was happening, while this little kid made

<v Speaker 3>his way up to the wolves, the parents were twenty

<v Speaker 3>five to thirty feet away on their phone.

<v Speaker 2>No I'm shot on their phone.

<v Speaker 3>So now the police department had to get involved. So

<v Speaker 3>according to the Dairy Township Police Department, now these parents

<v Speaker 3>each face one count of endangering the welfare of a child.

<v Speaker 3>And again they had multiple people in this vicinity watching

<v Speaker 3>it happen. They also have cameras. They also can look

<v Speaker 3>at the parents' phones and see that they were on

<v Speaker 3>their phones when it happened. And it's just a really

<v Speaker 3>good story for parents every because that's the thing. Things

<v Speaker 3>can happen. We've all been in the situation where your

<v Speaker 3>kid dart somewhere and you can't you don't know where

<v Speaker 3>they are of them, but the exactly our phones are

<v Speaker 3>such distractions. So they're saying, real, especially if.

<v Speaker 2>You're at the zoo, they're probably watching cupcake videos Detroit,

<v Speaker 2>is what they were doing.

<v Speaker 3>And I can't be mad, Like I can be mad

<v Speaker 3>because you had a child with you, but it can

<v Speaker 3>happen so easily. So they're just saying, if you're at

<v Speaker 3>the zoo watching your children, there you go.

<v Speaker 2>Let this be a left from the parents everywhere. Get

<v Speaker 2>your nose out of your phone, or your children can

<v Speaker 2>be eaten by a whale, the animal at this zuel.

<v Speaker 3>You're welcome. Love Katie, Love Katie.

<v Speaker 2>All right, let's see interesting.

<v Speaker 1>All right, We're going to bring this back with some

<v Speaker 1>sweet news. Gen Z. They are eating all generations in

<v Speaker 1>daily sweet treat consumptions. And this is something that I

<v Speaker 1>cannot stand. My younger sister is part of the gen

<v Speaker 1>Z and all she ever talks about is wanting a

<v Speaker 1>sweet treat after lunch, after dinner. And what's interesting about

<v Speaker 1>this is a study came out of like ten thousand

<v Speaker 1>people saying when they prefer their sweet treats, and baby

<v Speaker 1>boomers were after dinner around seven pm. Gen xers moved

<v Speaker 1>up a little bit. They said, we like it in

<v Speaker 1>the evening but sometimes after lunch. Gen zers are literally

<v Speaker 1>any time I'll wake up and have a sweet treat

<v Speaker 1>all after breakfast. They it's insane. I don't understand this.

<v Speaker 1>And my family, my younger siblings and my family like

<v Speaker 1>they're the exact same way. They're always wanting a sweet treat.

<v Speaker 1>I was just with my younger family, so many cavities there,

<v Speaker 1>just with them from out of town, and it didn't

<v Speaker 1>matter what time we had breakfast on Saturday, and they're like,

<v Speaker 1>does anybody want like dairy queens sweet treat afterwards? I saw.

<v Speaker 3>And something else that they did is they turned it

<v Speaker 3>in into a reward for them when you when you

<v Speaker 3>do something good. It's like I should get a little

<v Speaker 3>sweet treats.

<v Speaker 1>And I think this comes from today, Yeah, I see.

<v Speaker 1>I think this comes from social media. This is a

<v Speaker 1>huge TikTok phase where they're showing you different made sweet treats.

<v Speaker 1>They have those dirty sodas now where you make you know,

<v Speaker 1>different drinks together cupcakes Detroit.

<v Speaker 2>Is your sister getting a little thick. Sister's beautiful. There's

<v Speaker 2>one one that they're both beautiful.

<v Speaker 3>What do you mean? And your mom's pretty too?

<v Speaker 1>Your sister. They're they're they're fine, Jerman.

<v Speaker 3>Stop, let me.

<v Speaker 2>See the current picture.

<v Speaker 1>Of your sister.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, your sisters are pretty to me