Crisco, Dez & Ryan

It's become a hot topic lately on the show. Is having a headboard on your bed a must as an adult? Crisco says not at all, he has a handful of supporters but the majority of people seem to say you're not fully an adult if you don't have a headboard. Of course Crisco doesn't have one, so we're really pushing Crisco to let Ryan and Dez come over and do a complete home renovation.

Brandon just learned something about his father-in-law that is making him question whether or not his kids should spent time with Gramps!

What rule are you constantly breaking?? "I constantly take bags of I.V. fluids from work to have at home, so I can hook myself or friends up to an I.V. after a hard night out!" "When I was in college, I worked at a pharmacy as a pharmacy tech. I used to look up peoples names, I was curious what my friends took for medication. I was mostly curious about mental health medications." "I break the rule of gravity on a daily basis by falling up the stairs."

We love doubling your paycheck! We asked everybody this morning what they'd spend the money on if they win, so we talk about what we'd spend the money on if we could win. By the way, it's never too late to register for Double Your Paycheck if you haven't already! Just go to KS95.com or the KS95 app and register today. Every Tuesday and Thursday we double paychecks all day! We also hear quite possible the worst and most cringey impression of all-time!

Kyle thinks his girlfriend should pay his wages for missing work because he’s the one who had to stay home with their sick kid!

What's embarrassing for a grown man to still be doing?! "Kissing his mom on the lips. Ugh" "A grown man that still lives with his parents." "It's embarrassing for a grown man to drink milk." "Calling their wife "mommy" Creepy!"

Dez is back from her beautiful vacation to Hawaii. She tells us all about her many wonderful adventures and some great easdropping stories.

Would you be willing to live in a creepy old haunted house in St. Paul if it meant you'd never have a mortgage again?! Is it worth it even if you know the ghosts?!

What won't you admit till you're in your confession and in your final resting place?? "I was driving down a country road going about 85 late at night on my way home from my girlfriends about two weeks ago and struck something. I told my wife it was a deer, but deer don't ride bikes..." "If you haven't talked to me in 6 months or returned a message in a year raise your hand. Why are you here? GET OUT!" "I have 4 kids, but if I could live my life over, I'd have zero. I'm just not cut out to be a mom."

Jacqueline was closer to her Grandpa than anybody else in her life. She lost her Grandpa to cancer her senior year of high school. She misses him more than anything and has so many questions for him. She named her son after him, she wants to know what he thinks of that, what he thinks of her husband and the life they've built together and so much more!

Sue tells us she has a ghost that shows up to support her whenever she's over the top stressed out. The only thing is, she doesn't know who this ghost is. She hopes Becky can tell her more about who this ghost could be and why it keeps showing up.

What's the scariest thing for you to admit to people?? "I won't admit that I like men more then women. I've been with my wife for 10 years and counting." "I grew up with southern old money wealth. I moved up here eight years ago, and have been trying my best to hide where I come from so I don't just look like some little rich kid. But the truth is I am incredibly privileged, I was a debutant and my family ranch sold for $100M." "I'm 40 and single and feel very alone. I'm scared to admit I think I might die alone."

We visit some Secrets from this morning (What's the freakiest thing about you?) that were just too naughty to read on-air. Plus, the drama continues for TJ and she shares a personal regret she has in her life that has caused her to lose touch with part of herself.

Robert's girlfriend doesn't share his love of Halloween, but he wants to change that by doing something her friends are begging him not to do!

Lisa lost her dad to tongue cancer in 2010. While in hospice he had a tracheotomy leaving him unable to speak. He wrote something on a piece of paper, kept circling it and mouthing words. Lisa's sister still has that piece of paper, but to this day they still haven't been able to read his handwriting or understand what he was trying to say. He was desperately trying to tell them something but no one could understand what that something was. Lisa turns to Becky to find out what her dad was trying to say to them.