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What people are *really* talking about at dinner

Posted at 10:21 AM on August 31, 2009 by Sanden Totten

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If you listen to the news cycle, you'd likely be under the impression that every American is talking health-care reform 24-7. But outside the bubble of CNN, NPR and the rest, there are millions of different conversations happening, and most of them have nothing to do with public plans and death panels.


So if you dropped in on the average person's dinner table, what would you hear? Tons of interesting stuff actually. Listen in as folks share what they were talking about at last night's dinner.

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