Atlanta Man Pays $9k for Shed from Home Depot in Cartersville, GA & Nothing Happens for 52 Days

An Atlanta man purchased a shed from Home Depot in Cartersville, GA for $9,058.03 and after not hearing anything from them for 52 days, he wondered when he would receive his shed. 

11Alive News reported that Atlanta resident Warren Kale found a tool shed he liked for his backyard at a Home Depot in Cartersville, GA. He paid $9,058.03 for the shed with his debit card and thought he would hear back from Home Depot that week, but he did not.

Home Depot Told Customer: 'Your Money Went Somewhere, but We Don't Know Where'

52 days had passed and he had not heard from them, so he went back to the Cartersville Home Depot store to find out what had happened.

According to Kale, the store told him "there was a glitch in the computer," and that "his money had gone somewhere, but they didn't know where."

Kale continued to wait for 52 days, and nothing happened, so he was concerned that he would not be able to get a refund. He went to his bank, and then he went to 11Allive News.

After 11Alive News got involved and contacted both Home Depot and Ameris Bank, finally the bank refunded Kale $9,058.03 back into his account.

While this was an ordeal for Kale, he was determined to get his tool shed. He went back to Home Depot and repurchased the shed, and it is now fully assembled in his backyard.

The YouTube video can be watched below.

YouTube Video: A Metro Atlanta Man Bought a $9K Tool Shed from Home Depot

Source: 11Alive News

Reader poll: Do you think that this customer should have gone elsewhere after going through so much trouble?

Why Did UPS Leave 'Unattended Packages' at the Clubhouse on Green Mountain in Huntsville, AL?

Why did UPS leave packages unattended at a clubhouse parking lot on Green Mountain?

That's what everyone wants to know after a local Huntsville man made the startling discovery on Tuesday, December 3, 2024.

Unattended packages left in a parking lot on Green Mountain

Jim, a Huntsville man, found unattended packages in the clubhouse parking lot on Green Mountain on Tuesday, December 3, 2024. He sat for over an hour waiting for someone to return, but no one did while he was there.

WAFF 48 News Went to Green Mountain Clubhouse & Unattended Packages Were Gone

WAFF 48 News returned to this location later in the day with Jim, and the packages were gone. UPS sent a message saying that "they were trying to figure out what happened." WAFF also went to an address that was on one of the packages, which was about five miles away from this parking lot.

They checked with that homeowner, who confirmed that they had not received their package after several hours.

It is unknown if any of the packages left unattended were Christmas presents.

Local Resident Jim Spoke About Finding the Packages

Jim, a concerned Huntsville resident sat with the unattended packages to see if anyone would return within the hour. No one did, and he contacted WAFF 48 News.

Jim said:

“I mean this is an ethical dilemma at this point. Somebody just had total faith that nothing would happen to those packages up here. Thank you for thinking that way of the residents up here. But it only takes one person to take all of those. I just don’t understand what would be going through a driver’s mind to just unload them and leave them unprotected.”

Jim also said: 

“It’s almost unfathomable at this point. But you see it all the time, porch pirates,” He said concerned. “At this point they would have had early Christmas if they’d have pulled into this parking lot.”

The UPS spokesperson said, "Thank you for bringing this to our attention. UPS takes the security of customers' packages very seriously and we're looking into the situation." 

Have you ever experienced an issue with UPS or delayed delivery on a package?

Source: WAFF 48 News

Vanderbilt Football Quarterback Diego Pavia Filed a Lawsuit Against the NCAA in Federal Court for Player Eligibility

Vanderbilt Quarterback Diego Pavia isn't happy that he has limited eligibility to play at a Division I school due to NCAA bylaws restricting junior college players. He argues that he should have two more years of eligibility in his lawsuit.

Vanderbilt Quarterback Diego Pavia speaking to Paul Finebaum

Diego Pavia Filed a Lawsuit in Federal Court Against the NCAA bylaws

According to ESPN, Diego Pavia "filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee in Nashville, requesting an injunction that would prevent the NCAA from enforcing its bylaws regarding junior college player limits and grant Pavia two more seasons of eligibility."

In the lawsuit, it argues "the rules stifle the competition in the labor market for NCAA Division I football players, harming college athletes and degrading the quality of Division I football consumed by the public."

The lawsuit states: "Because Pavia cannot relive his short college career, the harm inflicted by the JUCO Eligibility Limitations Bylaws is irreparable and ongoing, and temporary and preliminary injunctive relief is necessary." Pavia wants to "put a stop to the unjustified anticompetitive restriction on universities who seek to compete for college athletes, and to restore freedom of economic opportunity for himself and other college football players."

The NCAA's stated mission is "to promote the well-being of college athletes" and Pavia's lawsuit argues that the "harms [caused] are contrary to the Defendant's stated mission of promoting the well-being of college athletes" that are former Junior College (JUCO) football players "who are harmed by this illegal restraint, and have a small window of time to compete in Division I football." (Source: ESPN)

Junior College Transfers Face 'Unfair' Eligibility Restrictions at Division I Schools

Currently, junior college transfers face eligibility restrictions "that are not placed on athletes who choose to delay entry to a Division I NCAA college to attend prep school, compete professionally in another sport, or serve in the military." This is what happened to Diego Pavia, and his lawsuit fights for himself and other football players in his situation.

The NCAA bylaws start the player's eligibility clock at the time they enter a two-year school (i.e. a junior college) - even if he or she does not play, including those that redshirt and the four-year eligibility limit.

Diego Pavia Transferred from a Junior College to a Division I School

Diego Pavia played two seasons at New Mexico Military Institute, which is a two-year junior college before he transferred to New Mexico State. There he played from 2022-2023, and enrolled in Vanderbilt in June with only one year of Division I eligibility left to play college football, according to NCAA bylaws.

Vanderbilt has beat Alabama and Auburn in this year's college football season and helped revive Vanderbilt's football program.

Questions for the reader: 

Do you think the NCAA should change its bylaws regarding JUCO football players' eligibility at Division I football schools?

Do you think Diego Pavia should be allowed to play at Vanderbilt for two more years?

Warner Bros. has Sanctioned the Sale of 10 Limited Edition Batman Vehicles Known as 'The Tumbler'. They Cost About $3M Each

Do you dream of cruising down the highway in a 2-ton Batmobile?

Well, dream no more, because it can be yours for almost $3 million.

The Tumbler Batmobile by Wayne Enterprises

10 iconic Batmobile vehicles that resemble "The Tumbler" from Christopher Nolan's "Dark Knight" Batman movies will be available for sale by Wayne Enterprises, and Warner Bros. Studios is sanctioning their production in honor of the 85th Anniversary. The vehicle sale price is approximately $2,990,000 USD.

The Tumbler vehicle being sold has a 6-liter LS3 engine and weighs 5,511 pounds, over 2 tons. It has a steel tube space frame, fitted with kevlar, carbon fiber, sheet metal, and fiberglass.

The batmobile will have a five-point racing harness, complete with imitation gun turrets and a "simulated jet turbine powerplant."

The Timeline to Receive The Batman Tumbler

The website shows a timeline that consists of "allocation" (i.e. reservation), a "review offering" of the final specs with pricing, payment details and an offer to reserve the build spot, with an estimated delivery of 15 months from the date of deposit. Then finally comes the Tumbler arrival (i.e. the delivery).

Complete details about this movie-inspired vehicle are found on the company website here.

Another company, Hot Toys, is releasing a special figure for Batman enthusiasts.

Hot Toys is Taking Orders for Collectible Batman Figures

Hot Toys is producing a Batman 1/6 Scale figure based on The Dark Knight Returns. It stands at 12.6' tall and will have 30 points of articulation. 

According to the website ToyArk.com, "each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted."

More details:

"Inspired by Batman’s appearance in “Batman: The Dark Knight Returns,” this meticulously crafted figure features a newly developed body with 30 points of articulation that portrays Batman’s muscular physique, and a masked head with interchangeable lower parts of the face. Batman includes three swap-out lower faces, multiple interchangeable hands, a rifle, multiple batarangs, a poseable wired cape, and a display stand." -ToyArk.com

The figure (seen below) is available from Slideshow Collectibles and is priced at $255.

Batman

Reader poll: Are you a Batman fan? What do you think of these products in the blog post?

Tesla 'We, Robot' Event Had Electric Robovans and Robotaxis and Bartending Optimus Robots

Elon Musk unveils his vision about the future of Tesla at the ‘We, Robot’ event on October 10, 2024, where robots danced and posed for photos. The secret got out that the robots were being remotely controlled by humans.

Below is a preview of my full interactive article on Medium. Go to the original article to watch the videos embedded from X.com.

credit: Z.Love

Ifyou didn’t attend the ‘We, Robot’ event on October 10, 2024, held at Warner Bros. studios in Burbank, California, well you certainly missed an opportunity to be served drinks or to get a selfie with Optimus Gen 2.

The event turned out to not only be a reveal of the robo-taxis and robo-vans, but also a more in-depth glimpse at the Optimus Gen 2 robots.

Unveiling of Optimus Robots at ‘We, Robot’ Event

Elon Musk posted the following video clip from the ‘We, Robot’ event on Thursday night.

credit: Elon Musk on X.com

Elon Musk: ‘Whatever you can think of, it will do’

At the ‘We, Robot’ event, Elon Musk — the visionary — said:

“It will do anything you want,” Musk said. “It can be a teacher, babysit your kids, walk your dog, mow your lawn, do your groceries, be your friend, serve drinks. Whatever you can think of it will do, and yeah, it’s gonna be awesome.

I think this will be the greatest product ever of any kind because I think every one of the 8 billion people of Earth, I think everyone is going to want their Optimus buddy, and there’s gonna be maybe two.” -Elon Musk, Tesla CEO

But just because Uncle Elon said it, doesn’t mean that you should let the Optimus Robot babysit your kids, although I wouldn’t mind if it would wash my car regularly.

The price tag, according to Elon Musk, “will be between $20,000 to $30,000, once they are produced at scale.”

Below is an image showing people interacting and posing for photos with an Optimus Gen 2 robot at the event.

credit: Tesla

Don’t Forget About the Tesla Robo-Taxis!

The wow factor of the Optimus bots “among humans” may have overshadowed that this was originally set to be the date for the unveiling of the Tesla taxis.

Those in attendance were able to ride in the Tesla taxis at Warner Bros. studios, which had pre-determined routes for the taxis to give free rides.

credit: Tesla

Below is an image of Elon Musk getting into a Tesla taxi “robo-taxi” coupe.

credit: Tesla

Also seen (pictured below) is a futuristic-looking Tesla “robo-van” bus.

credit: Tesla

Below you can see a video clip of the Tesla RoboVan at the event.

credit: barstoolsports

Optimus Robots at the After Party

“The Optimus robots will walk among you,” said Elon Musk at the ‘We, Robot’ event, which was met with cheers in the audience. He continued, “Please be nice to the Optimus robots, so you’ll be able to walk right up to them, and um, they’ll serve drinks at the bar…” (see photo below of an Optimus handing out gift bags at the after party)

Tesla Optimus handing out gift bags; credit: Tesla

Do the Robots use A.I. or Not…That is the Question

Jalopnik reported that the Optimus robot bartending (seen in the clip below) may not have been operating autonomously at all, claiming that it was actually being remote-controlled by a Tesla employee.

credit: Robert Scoble on X.com (formerly Twitter)

Jalopnik reported that “AI enthusiast” Robert Scoble flat-out asked a Tesla Optimus robot “Hey Optimus, how much of you is actually AI?”

The robot’s operator replied, “I would say, it might be some,” and that it was something he would have to find out later. That interaction can be seen below.

credit: Robert Scoble on X.com (formerly Twitter)

The more important question that lingers after this interaction is, “Will humans be remotely controlling the future commercial Optimus robots for sale, or will the robots be 100% autonomous?”

The Verge: Tesla Fans Were Impressed at ‘We, Robot’ Event

The Verge reported, “There were plenty of Tesla fans who were thoroughly impressed by what they saw last night and ready to declare that it was “game over” for every other player in the field. The Robo-van wowed many with its Art Deco styling. And positive vibes extended to the company’s most bullish investors, some of whom participated in Musk’s theme park experience and came away forever altered.”

The event gave attendees a glimpse into Elon Musk’s vision of the future, which appears very lucrative for Musk if every person buys two Tesla Optimus “buddies.”

This could deepen the gap between the rich and the poor if only the elite can afford Optimus bots.

Reader Poll: What do you think about the future of Tesla with this ‘We, Robot’ event? (share your thoughts in the comments)

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Sources

TikTok profile: @barstoolsports

DaSilva, Amber. “Tesla’s Beer-Serving Optimus Robot Was Controlled By A Human The Whole Time.” Jalopnik. 11 October 2024.

“Elon Musk Shares His Vision for Optimus Robots at ‘We, Robot’ Event.” CNET. 11 October 2024.

Elon Musk on X.com (formerly Twitter)

Hawkins, Andrew. “The Tesla Cybercab is a cool-looking prototype that needed to be much more than that.” The Verge. 11 October 2024.

Hughes, Liz. “Humanoid Robots Serve Drinks, Party With Guests at Tesla We Robot Event.” IOT WORLD TODAY. 11 October 2024.

Robert Scoble on X.com (formerly Twitter)

Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max Lag Issues Run Deep Down to the Core of Apple Intelligence

People that have bought the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max are experiencing issues with the performance of Siri and the iOS 16 operating system, saying that it is "lagging." Some users have weighed in on the Apple Community forum about problems they are experiencing.

Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max

Siri Becomes 'Deeply Integrated' into Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max

Apple shared from its website how integrated Siri is with its latest models on its website that with the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max:

"Siri becomes more deeply integrated into the system experience and gets a brand-new design with an elegant glowing light that wraps around the edge of the screen when active. With richer language-understanding capabilities, communicating with Siri is more natural and flexible. Siri follows along when users stumble over their words, and maintains context from one request to the next. Users can type to Siri at any time, and switch fluidly between text and voice as they accelerate everyday tasks. Siri also now has extensive product knowledge to answer thousands of questions about features on iPhone and other Apple devices."

Is Apple Intelligence Slowing Down the iPhone 16 Pro Max?

Apple promotes Apple Intelligence on the new iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max as being something fancy that delivers speed based on their description below.

 Apple shared from its website the following about Apple Intelligence:

"Apple Intelligence on the iPhone 16 lineup harnesses the power of Apple silicon and Apple-built generative models to understand and create language and images, take action across apps, and draw from personal context to simplify and accelerate everyday tasks. Apple Intelligence maintains the privacy and security of user data with Private Cloud Compute. This groundbreaking approach provides the ability to flex and scale computational capacity between on-device processing and larger, server-based models that run on dedicated Apple silicon servers — an extraordinary step forward for privacy in artificial intelligence. Apple Intelligence will be available as a free software update, with the first set of features rolling out next month in U.S. English for most regions around the world."

Apple Intelligence on the new iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max may not deliver the speed until some of the bugs are worked out of the software. Some iPhone owners are experiencing the opposite of what Apple is describing. Keep reading to see what some people are experiencing lag with slow processing speed.

Why is Apple Intelligence Lagging for iPhone 16 Pro Max? 

Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max users have been disappointed with the performance of their new phones.

Antoni_k posted a message on the Apple Community website about issues he is having with his new iPhone 16 Pro Max.

He wrote: 

"I recently bought an iPhone 16 Pro Max and it is almost impossible to use. When I want to take a picture the phone constantly goes back to lock or appears a circle of death. In addition, when I want to search for something that starts with the letter "s" in "Siri suggestion" my iPhone but not only because my iPad also starts to lag. IOS 16 is currently impossible to use smoothly and effectively. Should I do something about my iPhone cameras or wait for the next update?"

Another iPhone 16 Pro Max user 'chrisbettura' posted on the community forum how disappointed he is with the iPhone 16 Pro Max with this response:

"AMEN! My iPhone 14 Pro was way faster, Siri dictation is so dang slow. I’m losing my mind. I feel like I’ve been warped back to the iPhone 3G.!! All that money for a phone that’s slower and lags worse than models that came out 15 years ago, are you kidding me? This is what I was waiting for. Shame on you, Apple., also not cool to play tricks on everybody regarding Apple Intelligence, knowing that it was not available, but to to the phone as the key reason to go out and buy one.

I have owned every single iPhone since the very first one and have been a loyal Apple owner for all products since it’s inception, if that age is me, oh well, but I’m very disappointed in the performance of this phone!!!"

What do you think? Do you own an iPhone 16 Max Pro? Are you experiencing any of these issues?

If so, please share your experience in the comments.

Samuel L. Jackson Discussing Pulp Fiction with GQ Magazine

Hollywood celebrity Samuel L. Jackson sat down with GQ to discuss some of his past roles and shares that he would now rather choose to play a blockbuster Marvel role than try to "handpick" roles in the hunt to try to win an Oscar.

Samuel L. Jackson

Samuel L. Jackson: "Who, who watches this?"

GQ Magazine: "So it goes on our YouTube channel and also on GQ.com. It's got pretty big viewership, I feel like your episode is gonna be a particularly special episode...millions of viewers."

Samuel L. Jackson: "And they got 40 minutes worth of [expletive] to say?"

Samuel L. Jackson and his Role in Pulp Fiction

First they spoke about his role of Jules Winnfield in Pulp Fiction.

Quentin Tarantino and Lawrence Bender

Samuel L. Jackson: "I had auditioned for Reservoir Dogs and didn't get it, cause I auditioned with Quentin [Tarantino] and Lawrence Bender and they were horrible so I saw him at Sundance [movie festival] at the first screening of Reservoir Dogs and he said, 'How'd you like the guy that got your part?' so he remembered me. I was like, 'You remembered me?' [Tarantino said], 'Yes, yes, I'm writing something, I'll send it, you'll get it.' I did get the script like 2 weeks later and it came in a little brown bag with some gangsters on the front of it and it said, 'If you show this to anybody, I will find you and kill you.' So...and I read it, I was like [expletive]. Really? I couldn't believe it, so I flipped it over and read it again immediately. Okay, if they shoot this movie, and let it be what it is right here on the page, it's going to be awesome...but we didn't shoot exactly what was on the page, but we still got through it."

Samuel L. Jackson: "If I want to change something, I'll write it and show it to him and he'll either okay it or say, 'No.' I've been allowed to change things but I don't do it in front of other people. In Pulp Fiction, in the original script, in the diner when Tim first comes over and he asks about the briefcase, he opens it up, and when he opens it up, I shoot Honey Bunny off the bar, and then I shoot his ass, and kill him. They do a cut, and then I open my eyes and that's what I would have done before I got the vision in the house and I don't kill anybody and he's still standing there, so that's not there."

Samuel L. Jackson: "I mean, there are people who do their whole careers and nobody remembers anything. A lot of things I saw in movies, people still say to me, so I don't know if it's me, if its the writing. My favorite line from Pulp Fiction is: 'What country are you from? What language do they speak in what?'"

You can see the interview on YouTube below:

104.3 MYFM What's That Noise? Contest Sound Guesses 'The Unsanctioned List' for Fall 2024

104.3 MYfm What's That Noise Contest & Unsanctioned List 2024 

104.3 MYFM 'What's That Noise' Contest Returned in 2024

Congratulations! You have found the secret Unsanctioned List that Valentine is always talking about on the show. All past guesses are listed below by day to help you win the cash prize. 

Bookmark this website so you can come back daily. 😉

Scroll down to see the list of incorrect guesses so far.

104.3 MYfm What's That Noise? contest 2024

If you listen every day to 104.3 MYfm radio station, you should participate in the What's That Noise contest to win the cash prize. 

There are four ways you can listen:

You can listen to MYFM live on the radio, using the iheart radio app, from a smart speaker, or stream it live from the website.

Call In and Win Cash!

Be the 20th caller at the following times and you can get a chance to guess the noise: 

Monday-Friday Pacific time at 7:25 AM, 8:25 AM, 9:25 AM, 11:25 AM, 1:25 PM, 3:25 PM, 5:25 PM. If your call gets through, you have a chance to guess the noise. Listen to the noise when they play it, or on the website address below to hear it.

What's That Noise Contest Contact info.

Phone Number: 866-544-6936

Contest Website:

https://1043myfm.iheart.com/content/2024-08-29-1043myfms-whats-that-noise-fall-2024/

Tips for Calling In:

Based on the comments received so far, the best advice is that when you call, if you get a busy signal, then you want to hang up and try dialing in again. When you get through, it will actually ring. 

If you are caller 1-19, you will likely not talk to an actual person, but you will get a ring, and then the line will hang up on you. If you are caller #20, then someone will answer the phone and congratulate you for being caller #20.

Get a few seconds head start: Another pro tip came from a caller in the morning. She was Live on the Air with Valentine and said she listens to 104.3 MYfm on the iHeartradio app on her smartphone and says that the app is a few seconds ahead of the FM radio station and she said it gives her a head start on everyone else.

If you are at home and using a smart device (i.e. Amazon Echo), say: "Alexa, play iHeartradio station KBIG" and Alexa should respond, "Getting your one Thousand forty-three MyFM station from iHeartradio." 

104.3 MYFM's What's That Noise Contest for Fall 2024, List of Incorrect Guesses a.k.a. 'The Unsanctioned List' is Below 👇

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Sound #1 in September 2024

First Clue: Bounce

Second Clue: Scented

Congratulations to Ann from San Gabriel for winning $38,900 for correctly guessing dryer sheet.

The What's That Noise Contest started back on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024!

Noise Guesses for Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024

Note: The cash prize started at $1,000 and increases by $100 with each subsequent incorrect guess.

• Ripping a piece off the paper towel roll, prize up to $1,100
• Opening an envelope - prize up to $1,200
• Waxing hair - prize up to $1,300
• Opening a box of Tic Tac's breath mints - prize up to $1,400
• A paper cutter - prize up to $1,500
• Velcro - prize up to $1,600
• Shoveling dirt - prize up to $1,700

Noise Guesses for Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $1,700 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Windbreaker drawstring - prize up to $1,800
• Paper cutting machine - prize up to $1,900
• Zipping up a backpack - prize up to $2,000
• Tissue - prize up to $2,100
• Sharpening a knife - prize up to $2,200
• Pulling masking tape - prize up to $2,300
• Air can duster - prize up to $2,400

Noise Guesses for Thursday, Sept. 5, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $2,400 and increases by $1,000 with each incorrect guess. It's Thousand Dollar Thursday!

• Opening a sugar packet - prize up to $3,400
• Pushing a straw through a plastic lid - prize up to $4,400
• Peeling a banana - prize up to $5,400
• Using a peeler to peel fruits & vegetables - prize up to $6,400
• Ripping tape off of a box - prize up to $7,400
• Releasing steam from an Instapot - prize up to $8,400
• Tearing off parchment paper - prize up to $9,400

Noise Guesses for Friday, Sept. 6, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $9,400 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Cutting into a coconut 🥥 - prize up to $9,500
• A money counter - prize up to $9,600
• A nail file or Emory board - prize up to $9,700
• Ripping open a piece of mail - prize up to $9,800
• Biting into a carrot 🥕 - prize up to $9,900
• Paper cutter - prize up to $10,000
• Cutting an apple 🍎 - prize up to $10,100

Noise Guesses for Monday, Sept. 9, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $10,100 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Ripping cardboard - prize up to $10,200
• Opening a bandaid - prize up to $10,300
• Foaming soap dispenser - prize up to $10,400
• Biting an apple 🍎 - prize up to $10,500
• Opening a soda can - prize up to $10,600
• Ziploc bag - prize up to $10,700
• Spreading something on toast - prize up to $10,800

Noise Guesses for Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $10,800 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Shuffling a deck of cards - prize up to $10,900
• Licking an ice cream cone 🍦 or frozen treat - prize up to $11,000
• Peeling an onion 🧅 - prize up to $11,100
• Peeling a post it note - prize up to $11,200
• Starting a car 🚗 - prize up to $11,300
• An electric stapler - prize up to $11,400
• Zipping up a backpack 🎒 - prize up to $11,500

Noise Guesses for Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $11,500 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Closing a drawer - prize up to $11,600
• Wooden sliding cabinet - prize up to $11,700
• Wiping down a desk - prize up to $11,800
• Sharpening a pencil - prize up to $11,900
• Box cutter - prize up to $12,000
• Ripping tape off of a box - prize up to $12,100
• Peeling an orange 🍊 - prize up to $12,200

Noise Guesses for Thursday, Sept. 12, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $12,200 and increases by $1,000 with each incorrect guess. It's Thousand Dollar Thursday!

• Ice skates hitting the ice - prize up to $13,200
• Spraying whipped cream - prize up to $14,200
• Opening a metal ladder - prize up to $15,200
• Pulling apart Velcro - prize up to $16,200
• Carving a pumpkin - prize up to $17,200
• Retractable lanyard - prize up to $18,200
• Cutting paper with a paper cutter - $19,200

Noise Guesses for Friday, Sept. 13, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $19,200 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Changing a baby diaper - prize up to $19,300
• Hole punching paper - prize up to $19,400
• Writing on a piece of paper - prize up to $19,500
• Rotary cutter - prize up to $19,600
• Grabbing or moving a chair - prize up to $19,700
• Cardboard getting cut by a box cutter - prize up to $19,800
• Lint roller - prize up to $19,900

Noise Guesses for Monday, Sept. 16, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $19,900 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Pencil sharpener - prize up to $20,000
• Scissors cutting - prize up to $20,100
• Letter opener tearing open an envelope - prize up to $20,200
• Releasing the air from a balloon or tire - prize up to $20,300
• Ripping tape off of cardboard box - prize up to $20,400
• Sipping or slurping on a straw - prize up to $20,500
• Spreading butter on toast with a knife - prize up to $20,600

Noise Guesses for Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $20,600 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Biting into a KitKat bar - prize up to $20,700
• Pulling a Clorox wipe out of the container - prize up to $20,800
• Moving a computer mouse quickly - prize up to $20,900
• A locker - prize up to $21,000
• Blowing into a cartridge or something to get out the dirt - prize up to $21,100
• Putting a straw into a cup of ice 🧊 - prize up to $21,200
• Ripping cardboard - prize up to $21,300

Noise Guesses for Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $21,300 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess. 

Valentine reminded listeners that the noise is typically not mechanical, but rather it is something created by some human action. No official hints have been given yet but Valentine might have given a hidden clue when he told the guesser at the 9:25 a.m. hour, "Go with your gut." (If you think you've heard a tip on the air, please share it in the comments)

• Letting air out of a balloon 🎈 - prize up to $21,400
• Slurping noodles - prize up to $21,500
• A toaster - prize up to $21,600
• Tearing off a bandaid - prize up to $21,700
• Ripping paper from a notebook - prize up to $21,800
• Playing cards - prize up to $21,900
• Shoveling - prize up to $22,000

Noise Guesses for Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $22,000 and increases by $1,000 with each incorrect guess. It's Thousand Dollar Thursday! That means the cash prize will grow fast.

• Eyeglasses or sunglasses opening or closing - prize up to $23,000
• Scraping with a fingernail - prize up to $24,000
• Making a ribbon curl with scissors ✂️ - prize up to $25,000
• Straw through lid of cup - prize up to $26,000
• Swiping a credit card for a charge - prize up to $27,000
• Cutting vegetables or fruits - prize up to $28,000
• Moving curtains - prize up to $29,000

Noise Guesses for Friday, Sept. 20, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $29,000 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Using chalk - prize up to $29,100
• Grilling on a BBQ grill - prize up to $29,200
• Lacing a shoe - prize up to $29,300
• Cutting or tearing construction paper - prize up to $29,400
• Opening a sliding window - prize up to $29,500
• Combing hair with a brush - prize up to $29,600
• Zipper from a backpack - prize up to $29,700

Noise Guesses for Monday, Sept. 23, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $29,700 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Classroom screen projector - prize up to $29,800
• A piggy bank being turned upside down - prize up to $29,900
• Flipping the pages of a book - prize up to $30,000
• Cutting a block of ice 🧊 - prize up to $30,100
• A folding fan 🪭 - prize up to $30,200
• Lighting a match - prize up to $30,300
• Ripping up flooring or tearing out carpet - prize up to $30,400

Noise Guesses for Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $30,400 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Pulling money out of a wallet - prize up to $30,500
• Pulling up or down a projector screen - prize up to $30,600
• Pulling a tissue out of a box - prize up to $30,700
• A foot sliding on gravel - prize up to $30,800
• Folding or creasing paper - prize up to $30,900
• Sweeping a broom 🧹 - prize up to $31,000
• A Cheeto - prize up to $31,100

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Noise Guesses for Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $31,100 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess. 

• Ripping tape off of a box - prize up to $31,200
• Sliding a tray at a cafeteria - prize up to $31,300
• A straw coming out of a juice box or juice pouch - prize up to $31,400
• Ice skates ⛸️ on ice - prize up to $31,500
• Putting a key into a lock 🔐 - prize up to $31,600
• A salad spinner 🥗 - prize up to $31,700
• Using sandpaper - prize up to $31,800

Tomorrow is Thousand Dollar Thursday! 

We have heard Valentine say multiple times on the air, "Go with your gut!" We think this could be a hidden clue (also see comments from listeners below the post). No official hints have been given out, but he keeps saying this phrase to callers.

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Noise Guesses for Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $31,800 and increases by $1,000 with each incorrect guess. It's Thousand Dollar Thursday! That means the cash prize will grow fast.

• Money counting machine - prize up to $32,800
• Ripping a tag off of a T-shirt 👕 - prize up to $33,800
• A rotating door - prize up to $34,800
• Tearing toilet paper off of the roll - prize up to $35,800
• A paper cutter cutting paper - prize up to $36,800
• Counting money in a money counter machine - prize up to $37,800
• Pulling paper towel from the dispenser - prize up to $38,800

The first clue was given at 5:25 p.m. hour on 9/26/24.

First Clue given at 5:25 p.m. hour: Bounce

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Noise Guesses for Friday, Sept. 27, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $38,800 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

• Tennis ball pulled from Velcro - prize up to $38,900
• Ann guessed dryer sheet and won $38,900 at 8:25 a.m. hour!
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The second clue was given at 7:25 a.m. hour on 9/27/24 and more clues will be revealed every hour until the sound is correctly guessed.

Second Clue given: Scented

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What's That Noise Winning Guesses in Previous Years

If you would like to get an idea of what sounds have been in previous years, here are examples of past sounds.

Early 2017: 

Sound #1 - An adjustable office chair

Sound #2 - Closing a laptop computer

Sound #3 - Umbrella

Sound #4 - Fidget spinner

Sound #5 - Flip flops

Sound #6 - Opening a bottle of medicine

Sound #7 - Dropping a ball

Early 2018: 

Sound #1 - Blinds

Sound #2 - A dryer lint trap

Sound #3 - Light switch

Late 2018: 

Sound #1 - Opening a can

Sound #2 - Opening a paper bag

Sound #3 - Rolling a garage can down a drive-way

Summer 2019: 

Sound #1 - Pulling open the plastic part of a snapback baseball hat

Sound #2 - An inner sleeve of an album inside an album cover

Sound #3 - Spaghetti breaking in half

Sound #4 - A dog tapping its feet on the floor

Summer 2020: 

Sound #1 - Cereal being poured into a bowl

Sound #2 - Ironing board

Sound #3 - Bag of chips

Fall 2020: 

Sound #1 - Cleaning wipes

Sound #2 - Putting a kid's straw into a juice box

Summer 2021: 

Sound #1 - Rolling or pulling a suitcase

Sound #2 - Garage door clicker

Sound #3 - Pool noodle

Fall 2021: 

Sound #1 - Putting on a sock

Sound #2 - Deodorant

Sound #3 - Orange

Sound #3 - Candy

Spring 2022: 

Sound #1 - Paper towel 

Sound #2 - Spreading butter on toast 

Sound #3 - Pillow

Sound #4 - Opening and closing a Ziploc bag

Sound #5 - Eraser

Fall 2023: 

Sound #1 - Putting in or taking out batteries

Sound #2 - Someone taking a bite of watermelon

Sound #3 - Popping a champagne bottle

Sound #4 - Hoodie

Fall 2024: 

Sound #1 - Dryer sheet

Sound #2 in September 2024

In case there is a Sound #2, this is reserved for those details.

Noise Guesses for Friday, Sept. 27, 2024:

Note: The cash prize started at $1,000 and increases by $100 with each incorrect guess.

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