Paul Mushaben

There is 168 hours in a week and now people are pushing to only work 32 of them. What a joke.

A look back at 22 of Mark and Paul's posts you just couldn't get enough of last year.

There were a couple of stories that had me laughing hysterically at about 520 this morning when I was prepping for my radio show. From the bikini-clad baristas "inspected" by Yellowstone county health officers...to Liz Cheney, Jamie Raskin, and inflation. Bear (or shall I say...bare) with us for a moment.

One that surprised me was the cost of hot water heaters, which are up 30 to 40 percent.

Here are the top 10 stories you read the most from Paul Mushaben of Cat Country The Breakfast Flake's in 2021.

The two most common things said to me when I'm out on the town are, "Where's the farmer?" and "Tell Paul...."

It's a worthy cause to assure that kids here can get the care they need without being transferred to another regional hospital, like Denver, Salt Lake, or Seattle.

The Flakes are ready for their annual trip to a distant paradise.

It's too late to join the Flakes this year, but consider joining them for a paradise vacation next year.

Hey, we are looking for the good Samaritans that helped a man with a broken leg around Christmas time. He sat alone out by Sylvan Nursery until some people walking by heard his plea for help. He had suffered a broken femur and did not have his phone. Anyway, he would like to say thank you.

We have an offer for School District 2. The Flakes will buy metal detectors for our three high schools. In fact, we will buy two for each school to expedite the flow of students in the morning.

After the discussion in Helena about school safety, I don't understand why metal detectors were never in the conversation.