Report: WFAN A-F/New York's Bob Heussler Dialing Back At Radio

No, seriously, they really do have license plate flippers and these suspected burglars had one on their Mercedes. They really could flip the plate to a different number with the push of a button, just like James Bond. Totally illegal and immoral and I bet you're thinking that would be cool to have, because you have that in you. (KTLA/Los Angeles)

The verdict is in, and it's not good (and a little surprising): Old Navy tried expanding its line to include more plus size and petite clothing and put it in the same racks as other sizes in an attempt to address the fact that we're all a little larger than we used to be. Problem is, that meant less space for standard sizes, and they're selling out of those and are left with racks of XXS and XXXL clothes, and sales tanked. How can that be? I guess larger folks aren't shopping there, because they never used to find their sizes in stock and don't know about the added availability. Meanwhile, clothing designers are saying "see? We told you making plus sized clothes is more expensive and won't sell." So, what ARE larger folks buying, anyway? (Being of a larger size myself and usually ordering stuff from Old Navy rather than going into the store, I'm not sure WHICH stores other than the old "Big And Tall" and "Plus Size" places you'd even try...) (Wall Street Journal)

The Sixers have that corny "1-2-3-4-5 Sixers" song, but they didn't make it past the second round, so we still have the Miami Heat's victory song, "Pepas," by Farruko, and if you watch Heat games you know the song. Unlike the Sixers' song, which annoyed me in the '70s even though I was a Sixers fan, "Pepas" is a relatively new song, from 2021, and got adopted by the Heat's fans, who go nuts when it plays, generally late in the game when the Heat is ahead by a comfortable margin. (It's also about popping pills, so it's particularly Miami.) Officially, it's not a victory song, but the fans take it as such. It's the musical equivalent of Red Auerbach's cigar, if you're old enough to know what that is. What is or should be your team's victory song, one that means something to your town? (Miami Herald)