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Do you know how much a bar of soap costs, or a package of napkins? On THIS DAY, September 4th with Chris Conley.
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Now, this day, here's Chris Connelly. Do you know how much a bar of soap costs, or perhaps dishwasher detergent, or a package of napkins? On this day's September 4th. I'm Chris Jackamick. I serve the United States Air Force, and I deploy three times. I'm Chris Jackamick. I serve the United States Air Force, and I deploy three times. Being a veteran is interwoven into your DNA, is really the absence of the connection and the purpose that can really drive a lot of veterans to some of my negative thoughts. For those who are in a suicidal crisis, the window of time to save somebody's life is very short. Our duty is to protect ourselves and protect our families, and one way you can do that is store your weapons safely. Store all your guns securely. Help stop suicide. Brought to you by N Family Fire and the Ad Council. Unilever, a big part of the world. Unilever, a big household manufacturing company,
was the original sponsor of the TV game show The Price Is Right. The show aired in 1955 and 1956. It featured only housewives as contestants. It asked them if they knew the prices of various unilever products, things like soap or laundry detergent. Whoever guessed closest would win grocery store coupons, which would stretch their household budget even further. The show was considered boring. It was canceled after two seasons. It was brought back nearly two decades later with a twist. Contestants who won would be invited on stage to play for bigger prizes, like household appliances, vacation packages, and new cars. The price is right with Bob Barker, premiered on this day, September 4th, 1972. And on this day, knowing the true value of something is important. I'm Krustand.
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