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Coming up in just a moment, we'll do our first check of RIF news for the day. Guys, why

might it be tough to get laid today? But what day do your odds greatly increase? We'll

talk about that. Wearing a belt causes cancer in your throat? Let's say what? Hold on.

Don't take it off, please, Chuck. Please don't take it off.

And what did a Radio Shack employee do to get our douchebag of the day award? We'll

get to all that and much more when we check RIF news in a moment.

Sir, those are from the underground. I'm Dave Hunter. It's time now for a check

of RIF news. A Delta flight from Detroit to Mexico was diverted to Tennessee yesterday

when a small crack started to appear in the plane's cockpit window. Oh, look at that.

This is a pilot that's got to frighten you a little bit, right? Oh shoot. Yeah. It's

you know, and I'm sure we've all had that happen at one point. You get a little chip in

your window and then it starts to spread. Yes. Sometimes it goes real fast. And I can't

imagine at that pressure and that height. Exactly. In the statement about the incident

on flight 557 Delta said the air bus had 104 passengers on board and six crew members.

The crack was found in the outer pane. The flight was landed without incident in Memphis.

The passengers were then put on another Delta flight. So no issues. Yeah. But I'm sure

you're pooping yourself open. It doesn't spread because you know, I wonder if when the

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