Thursday on The Morning Brew with Chris Bennett & Best Friends brings heart, honesty, and some much-needed perspective. We open the show with an in-studio visit from Rusty of Fishers of Men for Veterans, who shares an urgent community need: three 40-foot storage units filled with medical equipment, coats, and essential supplies for veterans must be relocated by the end of the month. These units support multiple monthly outreach stops across the White Mountains, helping veterans with VA claims, Medicare and Medicaid applications, and access to mobility aids like walkers and wheelchairs. If you have secure space within about 20 miles of Show Low or Pinetop, your help could make a real difference.
We then check in with Jineane Ford before shifting into Relationship Advice Thursday, where boundaries take center stage. The main dilemma: is it inappropriate—or a red flag—when a partner allows a coworker to spoon-feed him lunch and share plates, especially when it’s kept secret? We unpack respect, trust, and why transparency matters more than technical definitions of “cheating.” Paul from Beaumont calls in with his take (and a memorable answer to whether he’s ever been spoon-fed by a coworker), before we tackle a bonus relationship question involving mixed signals, emojis, and how to seek clarity without blowing things up.
We wrap with a reminder that showing up for each other—whether for veterans, relationships, or the people who serve our communities—still matters. If you can help with storage for the veterans’ units, call 928-369-8455 and ask for Marty Jarvey, or visit fishersofmenforveterans.com.
