East Haven Mayor Joe Maturo was on to talk snow storm prep for his town.

Milford Mayor Ben Blake also checked in about storm prep, after how hard his city was hit during the last snow dump.

Joe Linta called in this morning to talk about the NFL Player's Weekend with the United Way of Meriden and Wallingford.

Allie was in from the Ridgefield Playhouse to give away some tickets, and also to reveal the upcoming spring schedule for the Playhouse.

Scot Haney called in to talk about the snow storm and if there's anything still to worry about.

TOP 10 LIST:

There’s a couple of these folks in every office. Monster.com looked at the bad habits that are secretly driving your co-workers crazy. Here are some things that were discovered during a survey.

Top 10: Bad Habits At The Office You Should Learn To Avoid

1) Making An Unreasonable Amount of Noise - Chewing on ice, listening to your voicemail on speaker or doing the cell yell is enough to drive your cubicle buddies up the wall.
2) Being a Source of Strong Smells – Perfume, hairspray and after shave can be bad. And don’t forget to wear deodorant!
3) Excessive Chit-Chat – Small talk is great, but don’t distract others from their work. If your co-workers eyes drift away during a conversation, they’re probably too busy or preoccupied to pay attention.
4) Doing Anything That Grosses People Out – The options are limitless –clipping your nails at your desk, picking your nose or sneezing without a tissue all qualify.
5) Physical Contact – Avoid hugs, tickling, poking, back rubs or anything that could come across as just plain creepy.
6) Borrowing Office Supplies without Asking – It may technically be the company’s desk, but sifting through someone else’s work space is a major violation of personal space.
7) Gossip - Cut it out, even if it's in an email. If you need small talk, think of positive gossip.
8) Treating your office like a food court - If you’re eating foul-smelling food at your desk, we hope you have a door you can close. Otherwise, think twice before packing that tuna sandwich or leftover kimchi for lunch.
9) Taking credit for someone else’s work - When—not if—the person who did the actual work finds out, you’ll be branded as a liar, too.
10)  Taking hour-long personal calls -There are three rules for dealing with your personal life at work: 1) Avoid it if you can. 2) If you need to make a personal call but work in a cubicle, be polite and take it elsewhere on your cell. 3) Never, ever deal with your drama on speakerphone. Offices may have doors, but walls are thin.

IMPOSSIBLE TRIVIA:

Q: 9 % OF ADULT MALES HAVE CLAIMED THAT THEY HAVE NEVER DONE THIS... WHAT IS IT?
 
A: LAUNDRY