Nancy was sore after buying 49 pumpkins and moving 7,000 pounds of rock for her fall garden. 

The show remembered Dennis Haskins, better known as Mr. Belding from Saved by the Bell, after learning the Chattanooga native passed away at age 75. 

Joey took a trip down memory lane talking about Saved by the Bell and Hey Dude, and shared that his son actually wants to watch the old Nickelodeon shows with him. 

Joey was way too excited about his newest purchase: an AirTag holder for his MacBook charger so he'll never lose it again. 

Kathy, a Knox County school bus driver of 45 years, called in to share memories from the late '80s and early '90s and hinted that retirement may be coming soon. 

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Farryn and Brinkley from Sevier County stopped by to talk about their four-chair turn on The Voice, choosing Riley Green as their coach, and even harmonized the alphabet live on-air. 

Joey admitted he turned down his son's request for a $2 McDonald's cheeseburger because the family's monthly eating-out budget had already been spent. 

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Nancy shared her embarrassing quarry story after accidentally ordering 8 tons of rock instead of 8,000 pounds, creating a three-hour ordeal to get it fixed. 

Group Therapy centered on a listener who wondered if her new veterinarian was flirting with her after sending texts filled with smiley and wink emojis. 

The show wrapped up with Nancy complaining about school pickup lines