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Early Addition: Does America Prefer Fresh Cranberry Sauce Or The Canned Stuff?
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James Ramsay
Published Nov 22, 2021
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- Tiger Woods is swingin' the iron again.
- The United States is just about evenly divided over whether we prefer fresh cranberry sauce or the canned stuff.
- In this hot labor market, recruiting firms are having a tough time recruiting enough recruiters.
- Robin de Jesús, the 37-year-old Puerto Rican actor who got a Tony nomination for his role as Sonny (the teen cousin) in the original cast of In The Heights, is getting a big (and small) screen break in Tick, Tick ... Boom!
- Former Trump fixer Michael Cohen officially ends his prison sentence today and he's ready to make some money in the podcasting biz.
- Meet Nomad Shubham, the 20-year-old Indian YouTuber who's hitchhiking around the world and reclaiming the practice from annoying white guys.
- Peter Aykroyd, a former Saturday Night Live cast member/writer and the brother of Dan Aykroyd, has died at the age of 66.
- Christmas tree prices may be a bit higher this year due to supply problems.
- Arbys released a curly fry-flavored vodka and at least one person insists it makes a pretty good bloody mary.
- And finally, baby armadillo perfecting its technique:
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