why is there a dryer sheet in my mailbox

A random dryer sheet in your mailbox might seem weird, sure, but there's a genius reason that actually keeps your family safe.

The days of the Cold War and its impending doom have since passed, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t still a threat of a nuclear apocalypse.

In a few months, an extraordinary phenomenon will occur in the United States that hasn't happened since the time of President Thomas Jefferson and won't repeat until 2245.

Well, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but bed bugs are not a problem that is exclusive to our friends across the ocean.

I think at some point in their life, everyone looks at their bill after a shopping spree and thinks to themself “What if I just pocketed some of this stuff and ran?”

Chances are, it's been a while since you were inside of a post office to ship something out, but years ago, it wasn't unusual to regularly send packages to loved ones, whether it was small gifts, big gifts, or even just some homemade cookies to remind someone of home.

When you're out grocery shopping, you have a lot of choices to make about where to shop. Local brands, local franchises of bigger brands, chains, and big box stores, but they all come with different prices, but which ones are the most overpriced stores?

It seems like throughout your day, you're bound to encounter at least one business that requires the use of a card and no cash.

Over the last year or so, big box stores have taken to the concept of "If you can't fit it in your pocket, it can't be stolen", so smaller items in the health and beauty supply areas and some of the other random items in stores with a higher theft rate have been locked up into some giant plastic boxes.

Over the last year or so, big box stores have taken to the concept of "If you can't fit it in your pocket, it can't be stolen."