Tim Phillips Show, 6/15/26

It turns out your dreams might have a bigger effect on your waking life than you think. A new survey found that about a quarter of Americans say a dream or nightmare has actually led them to make a real-life change — like ending a relationship or even quitting a job. Most people believe dreams have deeper meaning, and nearly 40% say they’ve seen their dreams play out in real life. Experts say that’s because your brain processes dreams as if they’re real, so the emotions can stick with you after you wake up. 

Whether it’s anxiety from a nightmare or confidence from a good dream, those feelings can push you to act. The takeaway? Dreams might not predict the future, but they can definitely influence how you feel and the decisions you make. 

Monday Morning Mystery - HERO    DAVID CROSBY    1993    PHIL COLLINS    CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG    BYRDS

 Singer/guitarist with The Byrds from 1964-68 and later Crosby, Stills & Nash . Son of cinematographer Floyd Crosby ( High Noon )

Do you clean your house before the cleaning crew comes over? You’re not alone, as it’s common for people to feel a little self-conscious when the house cleaner steps inside, especially if it’s for the first time. Clients may worry they’re being judged over the state of the mess they hired someone to clean up, so are they?

Professional house cleaners share what immediately stands out to them when they go into a client’s home and what they’re not even paying attention to:

The clutter - The cleaners are clocking the amount of clutter, especially on surfaces like bathroom and kitchen counters, but it’s not because they’re judging you, it’s just because they’re planning their visit. Excessive clutter can slow down the deep cleaning process and Bryan Griffin, founder of Patriot Maids Cleaning Services, says “it also signals where the household’s pain points probably are.”

The smell - From pets to food to musty odors, the cleaners can get a lot of information about what they’re up against by the way the home smells.

The floors - House cleaner Sara San Angelo notices the floors first because they’re the biggest surface area to clean and involve different methods and tools. She says, “If I have to scrub dirty grout joints on my hands and knees, that’s going to involve time and price adjustment.”

The kitchen sink and stovetop - Grease buildup and a sink full of dishes tell them where the heavy lifting will be that day.

Buildup in hard-to-reach areas - These include ceiling fans, vents, baseboards and corners that may often get missed.

Anyone in your home - Cleaning crews prefer to clean when no one is home, but if that’s not possible, they’re noticing who’s there, from someone working from home to kids to pets.

But cleaners aren’t looking at some things you might think they are - They’re not counting your pill bottles or reading the labels and they’re not judging your habits or living space. “A lot of clients also apologize or feel embarrassed before we even begin cleaning,” house cleaner Kellsie Zapata says. ”But most of the things people apologize for are things cleaners encounter all the time. We’re there to help, not to judge.”
Source: BuzzFeed

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License Global says Campbell's has teamed up with Buffalo Wild Wings for a new soup called Campbell's Chunky Buffalo Wild Wings Parmesan Garlic Chicken Noodle Soup.  It will hit stores later this month 
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SPAM and Hello Kitty are dropping a limited-edition collectible SPAM can that features a happily fed Hello Kitty enjoying musubi. You’ll need to clean it to keep it… There’s also an interactive microsite called “Tour de Sizzle,” which follows a food-loving Hello Kitty as she travels the globe exploring regional SPAM creations. While on the virtual adventure, fans can unlock prizes, limited-edition merchandise, and other digital experiences through June 23.
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The world's first official Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizzeria is opening its doors in Southern California. Located in Santa Monica, the restaurant — which officially opens next weekend — will be decked out in wall-to-wall retro turtle decor, complete with glowing green ooze and neon lights. Fans can look forward to a specialized pizza menu, a secret bar tucked away in the back that will serve up adult drinks on the weekends, and, of course, merch. Lots and lots of merch.
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BroBible says a Cheshire, Connecticut high school softball pitcher, named Jenica Matos, is legally blind. She recently finished with a 27-0 record and 15 strikeouts in the state title game. She pitched a one-hit shutout. Matos has a full scholarship to St. John's.
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View From The Wing says an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Monterey, California was recently delayed after the pilots got locked out of the cockpit. Maintenance workers climbed through the cockpit window to unlock the door from the inside.  The flight was delayed for 90 minutes. A passenger said the door was sticking, and that maintenance had "lubed it up real good" to fix it. 
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A Canadian man from the Northwest Territories is now facing a charge of kayaking while impaired. Police say a report was filed claiming a kayak had been stolen by an “intoxicated person,” and that person was paddling around that kayak with a snow shovel. When cops arrived, they found the kayak capsized and the man allegedly too loaded to swim back to shore. The unnamed 63-year-old man was rescued and then arrested.
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On Friday, 33-year-old Conor Parady, of San Antonio, was pulled over in Florida after allegedly being clocked going 90-plus mph on I-75 in Florida. The fun didn’t end there, though, inside Parady’s Honda Civic police reportedly found 34 open cans of White Claw. A blood-alcohol test soon followed and revealed the suspect to have a level of 0.177, which is more than twice the legal limit.
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It’s not every day that someone tries to break into a jail. Jake Minervini-Blue attempted to break into the Oklahoma County Detention Center and a deputy found him digging a hole by a wall of the building with a shovel. Minervini-Blue said his girlfriend was inside, but later changed his story to say he was trying to plant a flower. Investigators say Minervini-Blue had outstanding arrest warrants out of state and was quickly taken into custody. The Sheriff’s Office said on social media: “Happy Ending: Mr. Minervini-Blue has been reunited with his girlfriend behind the bars of the Oklahoma County Jail.”