This Week... Brexit Friday, DJ Deke, and R$N Merch for Everyone.

Commentary

"My whole philosophy is about doing, not talking." T. May

"I like to listen. I have learned a great deal from listening. Most people never listen." E. Hemingway

“What's one less person on the face of the Earth, anyways?” – T. Bundy

This Week…. wouldn't be right to not begin with this incredibly unsettling story of a woman and a piece of fruit (no, not that story).

To be clearer, it's actually sound that she hates, from a condition called misophonia. It can be so disturbing that she has to wear headphones or ear plugs to protect herself.

Have you ever seen this before?

Have you ever seen this?

“It’s a different world”
Today Correctional Deputy and Sheriff’s SWAP Farm Manager Jeff Dishmon saw color for the first time. Correctional Deputy Samantha Freese and Dishmon have worked together for eight years at the Humboldt County Correctional Facility. Over the years the two have grown close, nicknaming each other “Grandpa” and “Granddaughter”. Dishmon has been color blind his whole life, which has sometimes been a source of frustration for him and others around him. Freese and other correctional deputies pitched in to purchase #enchroma glasses for Dishmon and presented them to him today at the Sheriff’s SWAP Farm. The results were incredible.

That was another edition of 'Have You Ever Seen This'.

A DJ whose shed-based radio station has only ever been heard by his wife is expanding his audience after 44 years.

Good on ya freaky Deke!

It's Black Friday today, which means some people become animals and value shopping deals over their fellow human beings.

Scenes at Game Stores at Baywest Mall in Port Elizabeth today during this years #BlackFriday pic.twitter.com/TpiiZGulPu

— lizzee (@lizTandwa) November 23, 2018

Honestly.

Speaking of deals…

Theresa May has said the UK will not get a "better deal" from the EU if MPs reject the agreement she has struck. She told a phone-in on BBC Radio 5Live that there would be just "more division and uncertainty" if Parliament voted against the agreement next month. Asked if she had a plan B if Parliament voted against it, she said her job was "to deliver on Brexit".

Theresa, will this help?