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Today, stay on good terms with your former boss because boomerang hires are on the rise.

Then the chain restaurants you grew up going to are making a comeback led by none other than Red Robin.

It's Tuesday, June 3rd, let's ride.

It's getting a little dusty in here, and not because I just rewatched Marley and me.

A literal, massive dust storm coming from the Sahara Desert in Africa has blanketed the Caribbean and is expected to reach the Gulf Coast of the U.S. by the end of the week.

Giant dust plumes traveling across the Atlantic Ocean are normal around this time of year,

but it's still one of the world's more remarkable weather events.

The good news for Americans is by the time they reached Florida, Louisiana, Alabama,

and Mississippi.

The plumes have lost most of their concentration.

It's 5,000 miles of travel

after all. But if you live in those states, don't be surprised to walk out to Mad Max vibes this weekend.

Yeah, it's bad news for sunbaters, but the dust storm is actually good news for this year's Atlantic

hurricane season, which began on Sunday. What characterizes a giant Saharan dust cloud? Very dry air.

What do hurricanes or tropical storms need to form moisture? So you're seeing this natural tug of

war between Mother Nature, the hurricane season in one corner and the Saharan dust cloud and the

other. As Jason Dunnion, a meteorologist told the New York Times, Mother Nature is fascinating. It set and the Saharan dust cloud and the other as Jason Dunnion, a meteorologist told

the New York Times, Mother Nature is fascinating. It set up the Saharan dust factory right next

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