NightSide With Dan Rea

Nowadays, various restaurants and consumer-based establishments have ramped up their way of asking for tips. Gone are the days of the simple coin jar! Whether it’s a digital tipping prompt for the entire line behind you to see how much you tip at the coffee counter or a suggested tip on a receipt, tipping culture has changed. How have you adapted to the changes and pressures of tipping culture?

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Nowadays, various restaurants and consumer-based establishments have ramped up their way of asking for tips. Gone are the days of the simple coin jar! Whether it’s a digital tipping prompt for the entire line behind you to see how much you tip at the coffee counter or a suggested tip on a receipt, tipping culture has changed. How have you adapted to the changes and pressures of tipping culture?

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Nowadays, various restaurants and consumer-based establishments have ramped up their way of asking for tips. Gone are the days of the simple coin jar! Whether it’s a digital tipping prompt for the entire line behind you to see how much you tip at the coffee counter or a suggested tip on a receipt, tipping culture has changed. How have you adapted to the changes and pressures of tipping culture?

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A new national survey of college undergraduates is raising some serious questions about how young Americans view their country. A Buckley Institute poll found that 22% of students said America deserved the 9/11 attacks, 45% believe physical violence can be justified to stop hate speech, and 42% said they would rather live under socialism than capitalism. What do these findings tell us about how young people see America today, espec...

A new national survey of college undergraduates is raising some serious questions about how young Americans view their country. A Buckley Institute poll found that 22% of students said America deserved the 9/11 attacks, 45% believe physical violence can be justified to stop hate speech, and 42% said they would rather live under socialism than capitalism. What do these findings tell us about how young people see America today, espec...

U.S. Senator Ed Markey is running for re-election in Massachusetts after winning the Democratic primary in September. Markey has been in the Senate since 2013, following 37 years in the House, and has focused on issues like climate change, clean energy, consumer protection, and digital privacy. He’s campaigning for better access to health care, action on climate change, higher wages for workers, and higher taxes on billionair...

Elizabeth Dionne is a Republican candidate for Massachusetts state treasurer, an attorney, and former chair of the Belmont Select Board. She says her experience in local government has given her a firsthand look at how state decisions affect communities, and she wants to bring more transparency and accountability to state spending. Dionne is also focused on reducing waste, improving pension fund returns, and making sure cities and ...

Recently, a man fell to his death while riding a roller coaster at Six Flags in Georgia. The tragedy is a sobering reminder that even a day of fun can carry major risks. Thrill rides are designed with safety in mind, but mechanical failures or human error can turn excitement into danger in seconds. Does this incident change your mind about hopping on a roller coaster in the future? Does safety even cross your mind when you buckle i...

Continued conversation about how this November, Massachusetts voters will be asked whether to repeal the state’s recreational marijuana law, reversing a 2016 voter approval. Supporters of repealing the law point to public health and safety concerns, while opponents say legalization has created jobs, generated tax revenue, and given adults a regulated way to purchase cannabis.

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This November, Massachusetts voters will be asked whether to repeal the state’s recreational marijuana law, reversing a 2016 voter approval. Supporters of repealing the law point to public health and safety concerns, while opponents say legalization has created jobs, generated tax revenue, and given adults a regulated way to purchase cannabis. Ryan Dominguez, Stop the Repeal Campaign Chair, who supports a “No” vot...

Dan wants to know your biggest takeaways from the Massachusetts Senate debate! Did one of the candidates clearly stand out, or did they say something that completely shifted your perspective? Did they tackle the issues that hit closest to home for you, or did they dodge the questions that matter most? Did anything you heard flip your vote for the November election, or are you more confident than ever in your candidate?

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Dan wants to know your biggest takeaways from the Massachusetts Senate debate! Did one of the candidates clearly stand out, or did they say something that completely shifted your perspective? Did they tackle the issues that hit closest to home for you, or did they dodge the questions that matter most? Did anything you heard flip your vote for the November election, or are you more confident than ever in your candidate?

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Dan wants to know your biggest takeaways from the Massachusetts Senate debate! Did one of the candidates clearly stand out, or did they say something that completely shifted your perspective? Did they tackle the issues that hit closest to home for you, or did they dodge the questions that matter most? Did anything you heard flip your vote for the November election, or are you more confident than ever in your candidate?

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A Missouri substitute teacher is making headlines for being fired from her teaching job after it was discovered that she had an OnlyFans account. The incident brings up the topic of moral turpitude, which as a society, we’ve seen a rise in cases that question freedom of speech versus community standards. Where do you come down on this case? Should the substitute teacher have been fired over her OnlyFans account which contains...

Continued conversation about how depending on where you live and what you recognize, it's both Columbus Day as well as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The joint holiday can be confusing as some schools and businesses are closed, and others remain open. While Columbus Day is a federally recognized holiday many cities and towns choose to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead. Which “holiday” did you celebrate?

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Depending on where you live and what you recognize, it's both Columbus Day as well as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The joint holiday can be confusing as some schools and businesses are closed, and others remain open. Did you have the day off? While Columbus Day is a federally recognized holiday many cities and towns choose to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day instead. Which “holiday” did you celebrate?

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