Kelly & Michael: Powerful Body Language + Extra Plane Charges

Kelly & Michael: Keys to Living

Kelly & Michael talked about a lady named Bernice Madigan who’s 115 years old. She’s a teen. She’s the fifth oldest person in the world. The oldest is 116 and lives in Japan. Her keys to living long are that she has no kids, no stress, and a spoonful of honey every day. She also has a plate of Eggo waffles topped with sliced bananas and honey, four doughnut holes and a cup of coffee every morning. She also watches Wheel of Fortune, Cops, and Jeopardy. Kelly watches those and Judge Judy. Her 91-year-old friend, Vita Bush, says that they often sit on the porch and reminisce about the past even though they come from different times. She lives in Massachusetts.

Kelly & Michael: Powerful Body Language

Kelly wasn’t sure if she agreed with this next article about body language and showing how powerful you are. To signify power a lot of politicians connect all of their fingertips. That shows the most power. You can also hold your head high and consciously extend your neck. You should also take up extra space and extend your arms outward. To make the strongest point, you should stand up. Kelly hated that article.

Kelly & Michael: Extra Fees on Planes

Philadelphia International Airport became the first airport in the US to provide three types of stationary bikes for people to use while waiting for their flights free of charge. Kelly thought that was awesome. She hates travel days and said you never get to exercise on a travel day. Michael said he gets it, but they should provide showers too. He doesn’t want to ride next to people who do that. Kelly said that people already smell on planes anyway.

Michael talked about all of the extra charges on planes. There’s a survey asking if you would rather pay higher fees or lower fees with extra charges for things like checking a bag or getting a snack. Kelly said she would rather pay higher fees. She hates being nickel and dimed. 53% of the people in the survey agreed with her. If you add the extra charges up, it’s a lot of money. Airlines actually make more on that than on selling tickets.

Summer Sizzle Travel Trivia: Kelly Ripa

The Summer Sizzle Travel Trivia dancer was Ryan Bennett from Tampa, Florida. He was great because used to be a cheerleader. Carolyn Sittner from Helena, Montana was the contestant. She was zip lining in her picture. It scares Michael. She played for the St. James’ Club and Villas in Antigua. It’s valued at $8,000. The question was:

Why did Kelly say she was told to evacuate a restaurant in Maine?

She got it right! There was a tornado warning. Kelly was so happy she listened to her and she was so excited she won. She picked number 219 because everyone picks low numbers to get eight place settings of American made fine china from Lennox valued at more than $500.