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Toby and Chile Mornings on Demand on
ninety seven point one was totally I believe
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in being very open minded. So
last night I attempted to be open minded
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and watched the NFL Draft, and
I won't be doing that again because it's
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boring. It's, you know what, in no offense. And I love
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football. I love the NFL.
It is baseball season, so I'm kind
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of in baseball mode right now.
But I gotta tell you, man,
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I you know, I bought into
the ESPN hype. They roll out a
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lot of new cool animations and graphics
and stuff for it, and you know,
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it's always cool to see what like
the Commanders are doing and some of
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your local teams and who got what
with the first pick. But it's just
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a bunch of hurry up and wait
it is. It was just literally it
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was not good from my ADHD mind. Oh no, I was like,
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well, did you know that the
Commanders got a cornerback from Mississippi State Emmanuel
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Forbes? And yeah, okay,
so I do that because I got updates
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on my phone, so you were
really following it on your phone and then
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you decided, oh, let me
just see how this is like watching No,
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I was chilling out after a long
day of work and I finished up
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you know the stuff that I do
after nine oh one here at the house
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and sat down and I noticed,
you know, like, um, you
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know, fantasy pros started sending me
text alerts on the phone and and then
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I tune into the draft and then
I'm like, okay, round one,
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congratulations. Wait wait, wait,
so you're saying, even though you're a
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big football fan, this part of
the whole thing is not really for you.
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I'm saying the draft, the NFL
Draft, while it might be great
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for some people, yeah, is
a gigantic time suck, you know.
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And you know that there are people
that have a screen up at work,
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like kind of following along because they're
really into this sort of thing. I
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think my husband watched some of it
last I mean, just let me refresh
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the ESPN website, you know what
I mean. It's easy to get the
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infoe now. Well yeah, I
mean, just go look at the digest
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of all of last night's stuff.
I mean, it's probably still drafting.
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They're gonna be drafting through the weekend. It's like ridiculous. But anyway,
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Hi, Toby DApp not a fan
of the draft, but I love NFL
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football. We're Toby and Chili in
the morning. It is ninety seven point
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one wash FM coming up in just
a few minutes. So what are we
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going to get into like in the
next ten Well, you're saying something about
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how you made yourself sick of going
to a restaurant. Oh good, Lord
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of Chili, what have you done? Too much of a good thing becomes
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a bad thing? Oh more in
minutes. Thanks for waking up on this
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Friday as we get ready to wrap
up April in DC, ninety seven point
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one wash at them untilby DAP along
with Chiliamar produce kid off today. Good
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for her burning some time. Mental
health days are important or travel. She's
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probably had something planned because she's a
planner that way. We're Toby and Chili
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in the morning. It's ninety seven
point one wash FM. Breaking up is
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hard to do, especially when it's
one of your favorite places, a new
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place that you've discovered for the first
time. Chili, I had to break
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up with Julie Eats this restaurant that
well, I'd never been to it.
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Yeah, my significant other and I
and the dogs were It's a bark social
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over at Pike and Rose Julie Eats
at Pike and Rose. When we were
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leaving, I looked at it and
I thought, hmm, I need to
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try that place this week. Okay, and try it? I did.
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Okay, Well, what's wrong that
you have to break up with it?
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I don't understand, because too much
of a good thing is a bad thing.
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I ordered meal delivery service food from
there on Wednesday night Thursday night,
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and last night it hit me,
I'm done. I'm done back. Yes,
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we've so many delicious memories over the
last seventy two hours, so much
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so that now I just I have
to unplug and go away. Were you
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ordering the same dish over and over
again? Or were you trying to?
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I was trying new things last night. I ordered something I ordered on Wednesday
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night and it was good, but
when I was eating it, this uh
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and I forgot at last see and
tart is what they called it. It's
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basically like a flatbread, really really
good Mediterranean meets French infused. So it's
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good food, but we're just tremendous. So I love a chef over there.
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I love Julie Eats. It is
the best, but I ruined it
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for myself. Well, you're not
completely over the relationship, aren't you.
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You're just taking a break that Well, I've got to take a break.
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I've got to take probably break.
Okay, well you are going back eventually
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at some point in time. And
you know what. That's the other thing
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I need to actually do is I
need to go to the restaurant Chili.
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I need to not keep doing this
Uber eats. Yeah that's door dash delivery
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thing, because you know, I'm
just playing into the to the to the
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culture. But I think most people
have like a rotation of go to places
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that either order from or go to. It's just your issue as you went
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to the same place, yeah,
ninth and a where you got the same
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food three ninths in a row.
That's chili. I'm not like most people
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that have a rotation. I put
something into power rotation and then I go
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repeatedly until I burn myself out of
it. And now I'm burnt out of
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it. Okay, it's not that
I have a developed dislike for it.
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If we're using research language, no, but I just oh but nonetheless,
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it's such, it's it's a really
great restaurant. You should go. Just
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don't go Wednesday night, Thursday night, and Friday night needs some inspirations.
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Stay there. Producer Kayla did leave
for us a quote her morning mindset is
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on the way in a few minutes
and chili and the morning continues. Hangout.
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Now it is time for producer Kayla's
morning mindset only. Producer Kayla is
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not here today now she's on her
way to West Virginia later for her chili
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in the morning. It's ninety seven
point one wash FM. So chili.
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Read the quote that she left force
today and let's have a little round robin
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about it. Winston Churchill says,
attitude is a little thing that makes a
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big difference. So if you woke
up this morning with a bad attitude,
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you better turn that frown upside down, folks, because it will change the
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outlook of the rest of the day. And if there's anybody who knows about
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having a good attitude, it's a
guy who led a country through a sustained
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bombardment back during a massive World war. I mean that guy was a motivational
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force, then continues to be a
motivational force. Now here's the quote again,
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if you need it. Winston Churchill
said, attitude is a little thing
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that can make a big difference.
You can find that quote and share your
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own using hashtag morning Mindset on the
Toby and Chili page at washfm dot com.
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And by the way, if you've
got one something that motivates you,
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feel free to share it with said
class. You can do so online as
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well. Coming up in a few
minutes, a lot of entertainment news happened
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yesterday. We said goodbye to somebody
that was a talk show icon and it
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so much more to get to.
Yeah, what you got coming up with
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the entertainment report called Showby's buzz around
these parts, right, So what you
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just mentioned, plus Rihanna is going
to be starring in an animated film.
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We'll get more info for you and
just a few I wonder if it's the
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same one that Nicki Minaj is a
part of. Did you see that news?
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That's gonna be awesome? Big fan
of animation anyway, stay there for
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more. Good morning, It's ninety
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Chili robbed some entertainment news on us. Please ninety seven point one wash FM
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until natually A mars Here produced.
Kayla normally keeps everything together, but she's
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off Today Good her What's up with
this celebrity news report called Showby's Buzz.
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James Cordon hosted his final Late Late
Show, so CBS actually offered him fifty
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million dollars reportedly to stay on for
a few more years, but James rejected
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that offer so he could spend more
time with his family, so he plans
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to move back to England to raise
his kids now. Last night's Going Away
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special featured a bit with Tom Cruise, as well as carpool karaoke with Adele.
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Harry Styles and Will Ferrell also made
an appearance. The Late Late Show
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is going to be replaced by a
game show that's produced by Stephen Colbert.
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Rihanna is going to be voicing Smurfette
in a new animated Smurse movie, according
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to The Hollywood Reporter. She's also
going to write and perform original music for
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the movie while serving as a producer
on the film, which will open Valentine's
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Day of twenty twenty five. The
Capitol Pride Alliance has announced that Debbie Gibson
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and Shanice will be performing for the
annual Capitol Pride concert. She's going to
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be taking place during the Capitol Pride
festival Sunday, June eleventh. Some of
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the other headliner is going to be
announced in the coming weeks. A legendary
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talk show host, Jerry Springer has
died. He was seventy nine. Apparently
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he had a brief battle with pancreatic
cancer. He had served also as mayor
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of Cincinnati back in nineteen seventy seven. The Jerry Springer Show aired in syndication
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for twenty seven seasons from nineteen ninety
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Lance Bass says that he is making
way more money now than he did when
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he was part of In Sync.
During a recent interview, Lance revealed that
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the band's former manager, Lou Pearlman, took all their money and made horrible
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deals. After nearly twenty years,
we're finally going to get that Dodgeball sequel
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that we've been waiting for. The
sequel to the two thousand and four film
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is currently in development. And even
better news is that Vince Vaughan is going
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to be coming back for part two. Still no word on whether some of
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the other cast members like Ben Stiller, is going to sign on, But
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that is your showbiz buzz. Awesome, Chilly, Thank you, very much.
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Coming up in a few minutes.
Top Stories at the top of the
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hour on this Friday, a very
rainy friday in the Nation's Capitol, as
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we put a pin in April,
so to speak. On this the twenty
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eighth day of the month in DC. Thank you for being here. Top
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Stories, Top of the hour.
Former Vice President Mike Penn's testified in a
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federal probe yesterday about former President Trump's
alleged role in the January sixth riot at
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the Capitol. It's the first time
in modern history a VP was compelled to
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testify about the president he served with. Two men and a woman were found
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dead in the basement of a Springfield
home yesterday and what Fairfax County Police said
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appeared to be a domestic shooting.
A gun was found by one of the
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bodies. Investigators say that a two
year old was upstairs with a nanny and
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a housekeeper, but none were harmed. The search is on for a suspect
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who dragged a Montgomery County Police officer
yesterday at a Wegman's parking lot in Germantown.
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The cop responding to a robbery when
he saw the suspect and chased him.
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The man jumped into his car,
but the officer grabbed him and was
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dragged and suffered injuries to his hand
and arm. Metro's board has approved a
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plan to equip buses in DC with
cameras that are meant to catch drivers who
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illegally use bus lanes or block bus
stops. The plan will begin sending out
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citations as soon as this fall.
Well, the first round of the NFL
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Draft is in the books. The
Washington Commanders selected Mississippi State cornerback Emmanuel Forbes
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with the sixteenth pick last night.
He had six interceptions in his final college
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season and fourteen total during his time
in Starkville. And according to a new
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study, aliens might be reaching us
with space signal messages as soon as twenty
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twenty nine. Earlier this month,
a radio signal was detective coming from a
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distant planet, which gave researchers hope
that there really could be other planets out
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there that could support alien life forecasts. For to make sure you've got that
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umbrella handy. It's going to be
rainy pretty much all day, with temperature
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staying in the fifties right now fifty
four degrees in Tacomapart, we are not
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alone. Thank you for the news, Chili. I'm Tilby nap. You've
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got ninety seven point one watch FM. What Tolby and Chili in the morning
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coming up, Chilia, I took
the challenge. I watched Jury Duty last
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night. Let me tell you it
was infinitely more entertaining than the NFL Draft.
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Yes, so can we talk about
it coming up in a few minutes
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and you're mind sure? All right, then we will stay with Toby and
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Chili in the morning. And if
you haven't watched this show, you probably
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should. That's on the way.
It is the trial of the century of
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comedy. Talking about Jury Duty streaming
now on Amazon Prime, brought to you
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by the creators of The Office.
Chili. You were talking about it yesterday.
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Yeah, if you want to give
us a quick little recap, just
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in case some people might not have
been listening at this time yesterday when you
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brought it up. It's the premise
is it's a fake trial in la.
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Everybody is an actor on this jury, including lawyers, that everything, except
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for this one guy named Ronald,
who actually thinks it's a real documentary about
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behind the scenes of being on a
Jerry Duty. It's so good like you're
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right, Like you know, when
you just when you thought like that the
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people who brought us the office couldn't
get any more hilarious. They found a
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way too with the office, DNA
do the same thing in a courtroom.
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And let's impressed you the most about
watching this knowing that there's one person who
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has no clue this is all fake, and everybody else staying true to their
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court You know, I'm really I
really bonded with those actors when I watched
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the first episode and then the second
episode last night, because knowing that there
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there's no script, that there's it's
one take, that there's no like rhyme
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or reason to it, there's no
let's run the lines, let's do this
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again. Let those guys stay on
and in character the entire time, and
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they're improving left and right, and
it's just the way that they're your interplay
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is insane. Yeah, you know, and I'm watching it too last night
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thinking to myself, who's going to
be the breakout start from the show.
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Yeah, I can't put my finger
on just one because they're all so good.
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Can I say? I think the
guy who has no clue that what's
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going on is the breakout start in
some ways because he is such a kind
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and like chill soul that he does
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going on around him. And another
thing I read is once they told him
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at the very end of this experiment
that it was fake, he was so
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paranoid, Toby that he kept calling
the people that were behind the scenes saying,
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are their cameras in my apartment?
Is this still going on into his
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head? Messed with it? Yeah, he messed. I mean, I
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hope that guy like got a good
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going to be one of those shows
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and again, and then it's going
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you know. But to your point
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Jerry Duty, how are you going
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you've let Pandora out of the box, Jake is up. Everybody knows.
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So I guess we'll have to see
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with next. But while you can, and while you have it enjured,
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enjoy Jury Duty. It really is
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It's awesome. Toby and Chile's nearly
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for tickets today to pick your show
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morning, Glenn and Arlington. How
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A morning? Oh, I'm just
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question again. Just under two fifths
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What do you think we are talking
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passport? So what's the state of
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have record delays it renewals down at
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for now. But a lot of
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the State Department and you get there
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cost you a pretty penny too.
There's an expedited fee. I don't remember
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what it was, but I speak
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chronic procrastinator. Well that's a great
that's a great guest Glenn, because you
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are one of the two fifths of
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They've got the entire lineup. It's
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You are so welcome, and have
a good week in Glenn. Thank
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you for being a ray of sunshine
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Stay right there so we can get
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We're back Monday with another round of the
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nearly impossible question Cooling the gang.
Right. Yeah, they're going to be
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an Ion Arena in Leesburg and you'll
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It's brand new venue out there in
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Monday morning around six twenty five to
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Stay there. Top stories at the
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right around top stories top of the
hour, three Army pilots are dead following
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a military helicopter crash in Alaska.
Two Apache helicopters were returning from a training
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flight yesterday when they crashed near Healy. A mystery is unfolding in Springfield,
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where three bodies were found inside a
house. Fairfax County police say a housekeeper
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heard gunshots yesterday and discovered two men
and a woman in the basement, and
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now they're trying to figure out why
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or how the victims are connected.
Police believe it is a domestic case.
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An uber driver is shaken up but
okay after being carjacked in DC. Police
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say two suspects forced them out at
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Military Road. The victim then found
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away, with several items miss There's
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city and not just problem areas.
Montgomery County is providing free residential deck maintenance
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inspections during the month of May.
It's all part of an effort to raise
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awareness about building safety. Free inspections, though are only given to the first
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three hundred homeowners who sign up,
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Montgomery County, MD dot gov for
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your dog, wear a helmet.
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from Johns Hopkins University, traumatic brain
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adults who walk their dogs on a
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is a finger fracture. Casts for
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throughout the day. It's going to
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the fifties. Like right now it's
fifty three in Fairfax. One h chance
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of rain today. Yay Friday.
Jeliamar's got the news. Thank you.
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It's me Toby Napier and See and
Bleacher creature of this morning radio feature.
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Thank you for being here. Sometimes
you gotta keep your head held high,
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and you gotta keep your manners intact, and sometimes people are just rude to
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you. Well, there are three
words you can use that will show Number
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one you're in control. Number two
could probably disarm it. And three,
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well, you'll stay classy by using
these words. What are they? You'll
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be surprised at the Harvard research we've
got for you coming up. And a
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few stay with them. Somebody's rude. You have to keep your head held
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high and your manner's intact. There's
a comeback now, the ultimate comeback with
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a smile. According to a Harvard
etiquette expert named Sarah Jane Hoe, We're
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Toby and Chill in the morning.
It's ninety seven point one WATCHFM. That's
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right, Harvard. Three little words, Chile, just three? So what
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are the words? Are you okay? Are you okay? Yeah? That
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is something that my daughter uses whenever
she wants to fire off at me and
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feels like I'm being really so she's
ahead of the game. When I read
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this earlier this week, I thought
about that because I literally I've read the
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headline on it, and I'm like
Kyla, my daughter who's in college Boston,
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nineteen going on twenty five. I'm
telling you right now, she will
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shoot me down in text or in
conversation when she feels like I'm being some
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sort of way. Okay, okay, so she uses the correct tone then,
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So that's the key here. It's
got to be like that friendly,
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concerned almost like hey, are you
okay? Because then the person's gonna have
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to pause and go what kind of
wonder? Well, okay, maybe I'm
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coming across as a too strong here. Yeah, it's by using that friendly
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tone you convey. According to this
expert that you did not appreciate the rue
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to comment. But I do care
and I'm coming at a place of kindness
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when somebody's coming at you like that, being playfully insulting but still insulting.
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Nonetheless, what before you learned about
are you okay? Like? What was
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your good? I take the Fifth
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okay sees down the street and the
words involved fleeting expletives and colorful metaphors.
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What about you there, Chili m
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inappropriate things, I tend to just
ignore the individual, hoping that I don't
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give them the power. But unfortunately
that doesn't always stop them. But now,
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just like your daughter, I'm gonna
say, hey you okay, R
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Are you okay? You know I'm
fine? Why are you asking? Are
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you no? That's my response to
Kylo and Jesus, are you okay?
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Are you seriously? It's like,
hey, if if I'm gonna stir the
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pot and you're gonna throw something back
at me, I'm just going to throw
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your own words back at you.
Yeah, I'm fine. I'm a bone
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who's screamed. Are gad you're the
one who's crazy? Are you okay?
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No? Are you read more?
Toby and Chili pagewaschfm dot com. Somebody
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looked very suspect and then was seen
by someone who decided to say something.
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Who and what went down? You'll
find out. Give us like fifteen minutes
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as Toby and Chili in the Morning
continues on a Friday. All right,
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Chili, what did you do?
You looked suspect? You cause somebody to
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see something and say something and it
was your fault? Ninety seven point one
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was Toby and Chili in the Morning. Tell us what happened? The class
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is listening. I was suspiciously parked
in front of someone's house. So the
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backstory there is I'm the type of
person when I'm on the phone in the
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car, my bluetooth or whatever,
I don't like to disconnect and go inside
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the house until the conversation is over. Okay, yeah, a lot of
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I think a lot of people do
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easier, thank you. Right,
Normally I'll be like in the driveway or
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going to the garage. The problem
with doing it that way is the dog,
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Bella will see me and start barking
because she wants to say hi.
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She wants me to come into the
house, and it disrupts my husband who's
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working from home. So last week, instead of going to the driveway and
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sitting there for twenty to thirty minutes
finishing my call, I decided to pull
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over in front of a house about
a half a mile away on a residential
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street, like it's not like a
busy road and just finish the conversation.
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Well, that's on you because now
you went suspicious but seriously, like you're
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killed? Who is this person casing
the joint? Like you know, I
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mean, I understand why you didn't
want to go parking, because that's what
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I'll do. I'll sit in front
of my garage and I'll finish a conversation
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with say like my client or somebody
yeah or whomever. But like, but
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I'm not going to stop in front
of some random house in a cold of
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sax somewhere and be like, hey, oh right, I'm just sitting here
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on the phone having a conversation.
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and I'm an animated talker with my
hands and I wasn't paying attention to see
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if anybody was looking out the window. I didn't even pay attention to see
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if there was a car in that
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Maybe if I had noticed those things, I would have moved along. But
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I was there too long for this
person's liking, okay, And so this
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individual rolled up on you and called
you out. He came up, what
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are you doing here? And why? Yeah? Startled me. He kind
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of came up around to the passenger
window, which I wasn't looking at,
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and I jumped and I said,
oh, and a person I'm on the
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phone and said what's up? I
go, oh, I think somebody wants
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to say something? And yeah,
he tapped on the window and he's like,
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hey, just make you sure you're
fine? Yeah, because you look
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suspicious, do I though? I
don't know? Chilling if you think the
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kind of person did you belong in
front of that person's house on that block.
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It's a free country. Why can't
I just be like, Hey,
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that's so sad you caused this guy
to go all concerned citizen on you.
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He did it was he told only
was neighborhood watching me? Wow? So
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how does it? How does it
feel to know, Chili that you,
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yeah, are a suspicious looking individual
when you're on the phone in front of
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some random house. I will and
now I know better, I suppose,
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But I'm very thankful that he came
to check it out himself, and two
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cop cards didn't come rolling up on
me to check on me. That would
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have been really over this in my
neighborhood. That's what would have happened.
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Just saying excuse me, ma'am,
can you step out of the car please?
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Why do I smell alcohol? That
is not true. Top Stories at
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the top of the Hour on the
way, You've got Toby and Chili in
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the morning on a Friday, DC. This is suspicious over there. Thanks
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for waking up with its Top stories. Top of the Hour. Former Vice
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President Mike Penns has given historic testimony
about the president the former president he served
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under. He testified yesterday in a
federal probe about former President Trump's alleged role
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in the January sixth Capital riot.
Three soldiers are dead and a fourth one
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injured after two Army helicopters collided in
mid air while they were returning home from
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a training flight in Alaska. The
Apache helicopters went down yesterday about one hundred
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miles south of Fairbanks. Two men
and a woman were found dead in the
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basement of a Springfield home yesterday and
what Fairfax County Police had appeared to be
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a domestic related shooting. Investigators say
that a two year old was upstairs at
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the time with a nanny and a
housekeeper, but thankfully they were not harmed.
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Metro's board has approved a plan to
equipped buses in DC with cameras that
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are meant to catch drivers who illegally
use those bus lanes or block bus stops.
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The plan will start sending out citations
as soon as this fall. Drivers
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in Virginia, you are about to
get some relief on ninety five and extra
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lane is being added between one twenty
three and Prince William Parkway, which is
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known as one of the worst bottlenecks. The laying will open next month and
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crews are also going to be adding
a new shoulder and guardrails. The Washington
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Commanders selected Mississippi State cornerback Emmanuel Forbes
with the sixteenth pick in the NFL draft
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last night. He had six interceptions
in his final college season and also fourteen
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total during his time in Starkfield.
And finally, some good news. After
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climbing to a record five dollars and
forty six cents in December, the average
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price of a dozen eggs is dropping. Experts say the wholesale price of a
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dozen eggs is going to go down
to one dollar in the next few weeks.
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Forecast for today rainy pretty much all
day, with temperatures remaining steady in
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the fifties right now fifty three in
Woodbridge, Hall and Louja. For those
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of you who like eggs, that
things are getting cheaper. Chilian aren't thank
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you for the news this morning.
We are chilly and chilly in the morning.
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Where you get top stories at the
top of the hour, Hold on
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to your leash, folks, get
ready to sit, stay and listen.
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There was a very augie dramatic conversation
had between myself and my significant other.
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Why well, it involves the fate
in the future of Clover Maxwell, my
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Maltese puppy more in minutes. It's
true that even our wills do need a
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little puppy love thrown in there.
Ninety seven point one, wash up them.
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We're Toby and Chile in the morning. I bring this up because you
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know, I've had some recent health
stuff go down, as you know if
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you've been listening over the last few
months. But I've also had some interesting
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health related things happen in my life
which caused me to think about what if
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should I no longer be here?
And so I sat down and put pen
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to paper and worked with my attorney
and came up with the will. And
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in that will is a pet directive
that governs what to do with Clover Maxwell,
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our Maltese who is going on ten
now. I guess he is ten
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now. Yeah, he's a very
senior dog. Yeah, And this will
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govern what happens to him in the
event that something happens to me. Oh,
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Chili. This week, my significant
other and I are having a very
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spirited conversation based on something I said. Surprise, surprise, I said,
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if something happens to me, right, make sure that Clover gets to his
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dog walker Susan because she's in the
pet directive and he will then pass to
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her. Well least the hounds speak. I became the tramp as that lady
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went angry and got angry, and
I'm telling you, Chili, it's it's
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crazy to me because she's like,
I'm not giving that that dog is coming
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with his mama. I'm like,
whoa mama. Well, to be fair,
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even if your girlfriend was in the
picture at the time you put the
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dog walker as the person to get
clover, your relationship probably wasn't a different
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type of place then, right,
And that's and that's why she was not
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originally put in there. And by
the way, my daughter not in there
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either, because well, I mean
my daughter, I'm saying anymore exactly.
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Okay, But but how do you
feel about amending your will to put your
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girlfriend as the person to take the
dog if something were to happen to you
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versus the dog walk I think the
time to do that will be when there's
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like an engagement ring situation here,
not before, no, because you know,
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because if there's a chance that something
may go sideways, because you just
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never know in your relationship, Yeah, yeah, you know, I mean
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I don't know that there needs to
be any entanglements. I don't doubt that
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she wouldn't take great care of him. She does already, But you know,
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is that worth changing something like a
will? Yeah, it would be
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weird if you put her in there
now, and if you guys end up
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breaking up and you totally forget to
amend it years from now she gets a
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knock on the door, like,
here's a dog. Before you ever remember
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this guy? Yeah, right,
there will be no happily ever after.
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Hey, do you have a pet
situation going on for you're a new puppy.
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Oh, you just made me think
I should. It's like, my
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sister's potentially going to have a dog
in the future. And if you have
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a pooch in your life, what
will you do? The things you learned
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with Toby and Chili in the Morning
Thoughts eight six, six, nine,
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two, seven, forty three sixty
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Toby and Chile Mornings on Demand on
ninety seven point one was totally I believe
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in being very open minded. So
last night I attempted to be open minded
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and watched the NFL Draft, and
I won't be doing that again because it's
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boring. It's, you know what, in no offense. And I love
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football. I love the NFL.
It is baseball season, so I'm kind
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of in baseball mode right now.
But I gotta tell you, man,
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I you know, I bought into
the ESPN hype. They roll out a
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lot of new cool animations and graphics
and stuff for it, and you know,
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it's always cool to see what like
the Commanders are doing and some of
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your local teams and who got what
with the first pick. But it's just
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a bunch of hurry up and wait
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was not good from my ADHD mind. Oh no, I was like,
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well, did you know that the
Commanders got a cornerback from Mississippi State Emmanuel
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Forbes? And yeah, okay,
so I do that because I got updates
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on my phone, so you were
really following it on your phone and then
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you decided, oh, let me
just see how this is like watching No,
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I was chilling out after a long
day of work and I finished up
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you know the stuff that I do
after nine oh one here at the house
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and sat down and I noticed,
you know, like, um, you
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know, fantasy pros started sending me
text alerts on the phone and and then
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I tune into the draft and then
I'm like, okay, round one,
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congratulations. Wait wait, wait,
so you're saying, even though you're a
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big football fan, this part of
the whole thing is not really for you.
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I'm saying the draft, the NFL
Draft, while it might be great
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for some people, yeah, is
a gigantic time suck, you know.
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And you know that there are people
that have a screen up at work,
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like kind of following along because they're
really into this sort of thing. I
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think my husband watched some of it
last I mean, just let me refresh
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the ESPN website, you know what
I mean. It's easy to get the
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infoe now. Well yeah, I
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of all of last night's stuff.
I mean, it's probably still drafting.
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They're gonna be drafting through the weekend. It's like ridiculous. But anyway,
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Hi, Toby DApp not a fan
of the draft, but I love NFL
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football. We're Toby and Chili in
the morning. It is ninety seven point
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one wash FM coming up in just
a few minutes. So what are we
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going to get into like in the
next ten Well, you're saying something about
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how you made yourself sick of going
to a restaurant. Oh good, Lord
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of Chili, what have you done? Too much of a good thing becomes
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a bad thing? Oh more in
minutes. Thanks for waking up on this
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Friday as we get ready to wrap
up April in DC, ninety seven point
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one wash at them untilby DAP along
with Chiliamar produce kid off today. Good
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for her burning some time. Mental
health days are important or travel. She's
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probably had something planned because she's a
planner that way. We're Toby and Chili
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in the morning. It's ninety seven
point one wash FM. Breaking up is
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hard to do, especially when it's
one of your favorite places, a new
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place that you've discovered for the first
time. Chili, I had to break
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up with Julie Eats this restaurant that
well, I'd never been to it.
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Yeah, my significant other and I
and the dogs were It's a bark social
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over at Pike and Rose Julie Eats
at Pike and Rose. When we were
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leaving, I looked at it and
I thought, hmm, I need to
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try that place this week. Okay, and try it? I did.
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Okay, Well, what's wrong that
you have to break up with it?
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I don't understand, because too much
of a good thing is a bad thing.
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I ordered meal delivery service food from
there on Wednesday night Thursday night,
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and last night it hit me,
I'm done. I'm done back. Yes,
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we've so many delicious memories over the
last seventy two hours, so much
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so that now I just I have
to unplug and go away. Were you
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ordering the same dish over and over
again? Or were you trying to?
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I was trying new things last night. I ordered something I ordered on Wednesday
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night and it was good, but
when I was eating it, this uh
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and I forgot at last see and
tart is what they called it. It's
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basically like a flatbread, really really
good Mediterranean meets French infused. So it's
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good food, but we're just tremendous. So I love a chef over there.
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I love Julie Eats. It is
the best, but I ruined it
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for myself. Well, you're not
completely over the relationship, aren't you.
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You're just taking a break that Well, I've got to take a break.
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I've got to take probably break.
Okay, well you are going back eventually
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at some point in time. And
you know what. That's the other thing
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I need to actually do is I
need to go to the restaurant Chili.
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I need to not keep doing this
Uber eats. Yeah that's door dash delivery
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thing, because you know, I'm
just playing into the to the to the
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culture. But I think most people
have like a rotation of go to places
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that either order from or go to. It's just your issue as you went
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to the same place, yeah,
ninth and a where you got the same
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food three ninths in a row.
That's chili. I'm not like most people
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that have a rotation. I put
something into power rotation and then I go
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repeatedly until I burn myself out of
it. And now I'm burnt out of
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it. Okay, it's not that
I have a developed dislike for it.
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If we're using research language, no, but I just oh but nonetheless,
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it's such, it's it's a really
great restaurant. You should go. Just
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don't go Wednesday night, Thursday night, and Friday night needs some inspirations.
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Stay there. Producer Kayla did leave
for us a quote her morning mindset is
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on the way in a few minutes
and chili and the morning continues. Hangout.
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Now it is time for producer Kayla's
morning mindset only. Producer Kayla is
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not here today now she's on her
way to West Virginia later for her chili
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in the morning. It's ninety seven
point one wash FM. So chili.
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Read the quote that she left force
today and let's have a little round robin
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about it. Winston Churchill says,
attitude is a little thing that makes a
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big difference. So if you woke
up this morning with a bad attitude,
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you better turn that frown upside down, folks, because it will change the
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outlook of the rest of the day. And if there's anybody who knows about
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having a good attitude, it's a
guy who led a country through a sustained
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bombardment back during a massive World war. I mean that guy was a motivational
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force, then continues to be a
motivational force. Now here's the quote again,
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if you need it. Winston Churchill
said, attitude is a little thing
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that can make a big difference.
You can find that quote and share your
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own using hashtag morning Mindset on the
Toby and Chili page at washfm dot com.
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And by the way, if you've
got one something that motivates you,
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feel free to share it with said
class. You can do so online as
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well. Coming up in a few
minutes, a lot of entertainment news happened
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yesterday. We said goodbye to somebody
that was a talk show icon and it
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so much more to get to.
Yeah, what you got coming up with
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the entertainment report called Showby's buzz around
these parts, right, So what you
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just mentioned, plus Rihanna is going
to be starring in an animated film.
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just a few I wonder if it's the
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same one that Nicki Minaj is a
part of. Did you see that news?
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That's gonna be awesome? Big fan
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more. Good morning, It's ninety
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Chili robbed some entertainment news on us. Please ninety seven point one wash FM
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Kayla normally keeps everything together, but she's
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off Today Good her What's up with
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James Cordon hosted his final Late Late
Show, so CBS actually offered him fifty
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million dollars reportedly to stay on for
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that offer so he could spend more
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to move back to England to raise
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Harry Styles and Will Ferrell also made
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is going to be replaced by a
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Rihanna is going to be voicing Smurfette
in a new animated Smurse movie, according
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to The Hollywood Reporter. She's also
going to write and perform original music for
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the movie while serving as a producer
on the film, which will open Valentine's
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Day of twenty twenty five. The
Capitol Pride Alliance has announced that Debbie Gibson
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and Shanice will be performing for the
annual Capitol Pride concert. She's going to
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be taking place during the Capitol Pride
festival Sunday, June eleventh. Some of
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the other headliner is going to be
announced in the coming weeks. A legendary
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talk show host, Jerry Springer has
died. He was seventy nine. Apparently
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he had a brief battle with pancreatic
cancer. He had served also as mayor
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of Cincinnati back in nineteen seventy seven. The Jerry Springer Show aired in syndication
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for twenty seven seasons from nineteen ninety
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Lance Bass says that he is making
way more money now than he did when
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he was part of In Sync.
During a recent interview, Lance revealed that
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the band's former manager, Lou Pearlman, took all their money and made horrible
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deals. After nearly twenty years,
we're finally going to get that Dodgeball sequel
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that we've been waiting for. The
sequel to the two thousand and four film
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is currently in development. And even
better news is that Vince Vaughan is going
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to be coming back for part two. Still no word on whether some of
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the other cast members like Ben Stiller, is going to sign on, But
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that is your showbiz buzz. Awesome, Chilly, Thank you, very much.
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Coming up in a few minutes.
Top Stories at the top of the
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hour on this Friday, a very
rainy friday in the Nation's Capitol, as
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we put a pin in April,
so to speak. On this the twenty
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eighth day of the month in DC. Thank you for being here. Top
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Stories, Top of the hour.
Former Vice President Mike Penn's testified in a
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federal probe yesterday about former President Trump's
alleged role in the January sixth riot at
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the Capitol. It's the first time
in modern history a VP was compelled to
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testify about the president he served with. Two men and a woman were found
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dead in the basement of a Springfield
home yesterday and what Fairfax County Police said
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appeared to be a domestic shooting.
A gun was found by one of the
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bodies. Investigators say that a two
year old was upstairs with a nanny and
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a housekeeper, but none were harmed. The search is on for a suspect
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who dragged a Montgomery County Police officer
yesterday at a Wegman's parking lot in Germantown.
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citations as soon as this fall.
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He had six interceptions in his final college
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season and fourteen total during his time
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study, aliens might be reaching us
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twenty nine. Earlier this month,
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distant planet, which gave researchers hope
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there that could support alien life forecasts. For to make sure you've got that
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umbrella handy. It's going to be
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staying in the fifties right now fifty
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alone. Thank you for the news, Chili. I'm Tilby nap. You've
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got ninety seven point one watch FM. What Tolby and Chili in the morning
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coming up, Chilia, I took
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night. Let me tell you it
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Yes, so can we talk about
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and you're mind sure? All right, then we will stay with Toby and
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Chili in the morning. And if
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should. That's on the way.
It is the trial of the century of
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comedy. Talking about Jury Duty streaming
now on Amazon Prime, brought to you
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by the creators of The Office.
Chili. You were talking about it yesterday.
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in case some people might not have
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brought it up. It's the premise
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Everybody is an actor on this jury, including lawyers, that everything, except
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for this one guy named Ronald,
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behind the scenes of being on a
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right, Like you know, when
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people who brought us the office couldn't
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way too with the office, DNA
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has no clue this is all fake, and everybody else staying true to their
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court You know, I'm really I
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the first episode and then the second
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there's no script, that there's it's
one take, that there's no like rhyme
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or reason to it, there's no
let's run the lines, let's do this
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again. Let those guys stay on
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they're improving left and right, and
it's just the way that they're your interplay
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is insane. Yeah, you know, and I'm watching it too last night
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thinking to myself, who's going to
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Yeah, I can't put my finger
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Can I say? I think the
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and like chill soul that he does
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going on around him. And another
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at the very end of this experiment
that it was fake, he was so
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paranoid, Toby that he kept calling
the people that were behind the scenes saying,
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are their cameras in my apartment?
Is this still going on into his
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head? Messed with it? Yeah, he messed. I mean, I
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hope that guy like got a good
deal out of this, because this is
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going to be one of those shows
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and again, and then it's going
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you know. But to your point
on that, when it comes to
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Jerry Duty, how are you going
to do a season two? Because now
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you've let Pandora out of the box, Jake is up. Everybody knows.
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So I guess we'll have to see
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with next. But while you can, and while you have it enjured,
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enjoy Jury Duty. It really is
where the cavil meets the funny bone.
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It's awesome. Toby and Chile's nearly
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passport? So what's the state of
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have record delays it renewals down at
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for now. But a lot of
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what it was, but I speak
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chronic procrastinator. Well that's a great
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are one of the two fifths of
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You are so welcome, and have
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you for being a ray of sunshine
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Stay right there so we can get
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We're back Monday with another round of the
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nearly impossible question Cooling the gang.
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Monday morning around six twenty five to
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Stay there. Top stories at the
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right around top stories top of the
hour, three Army pilots are dead following
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a military helicopter crash in Alaska.
Two Apache helicopters were returning from a training
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flight yesterday when they crashed near Healy. A mystery is unfolding in Springfield,
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where three bodies were found inside a
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heard gunshots yesterday and discovered two men
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or how the victims are connected.
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say two suspects forced them out at
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Military Road. The victim then found
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away, with several items miss There's
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city and not just problem areas.
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inspections during the month of May.
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awareness about building safety. Free inspections, though are only given to the first
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three hundred homeowners who sign up,
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Montgomery County, MD dot gov for
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from Johns Hopkins University, traumatic brain
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adults who walk their dogs on a
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of rain today. Yay Friday.
Jeliamar's got the news. Thank you.
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It's me Toby Napier and See and
Bleacher creature of this morning radio feature.
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Thank you for being here. Sometimes
you gotta keep your head held high,
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and you gotta keep your manners intact, and sometimes people are just rude to
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you. Well, there are three
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one you're in control. Number two
could probably disarm it. And three,
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well, you'll stay classy by using
these words. What are they? You'll
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be surprised at the Harvard research we've
got for you coming up. And a
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few stay with them. Somebody's rude. You have to keep your head held
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high and your manner's intact. There's
a comeback now, the ultimate comeback with
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a smile. According to a Harvard
etiquette expert named Sarah Jane Hoe, We're
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Toby and Chill in the morning.
It's ninety seven point one WATCHFM. That's
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right, Harvard. Three little words, Chile, just three? So what
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are the words? Are you okay? Are you okay? Yeah? That
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is something that my daughter uses whenever
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feels like I'm being really so she's
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this earlier this week, I thought
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headline on it, and I'm like
Kyla, my daughter who's in college Boston,
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nineteen going on twenty five. I'm
telling you right now, she will
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shoot me down in text or in
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sort of way. Okay, okay, so she uses the correct tone then,
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So that's the key here. It's
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concerned almost like hey, are you
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coming across as a too strong here. Yeah, it's by using that friendly
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tone you convey. According to this
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to comment. But I do care
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Nonetheless, what before you learned about
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your good? I take the Fifth
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okay sees down the street and the
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inappropriate things, I tend to just
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give them the power. But unfortunately
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just like your daughter, I'm gonna
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Are you okay? You know I'm
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you no? That's my response to
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Are you seriously? It's like,
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pot and you're gonna throw something back
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your own words back at you.
Yeah, I'm fine. I'm a bone
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who's screamed. Are gad you're the
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No? Are you read more?
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looked very suspect and then was seen
by someone who decided to say something.
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Who and what went down? You'll
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as Toby and Chili in the Morning
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Chili, what did you do?
You looked suspect? You cause somebody to
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see something and say something and it
was your fault? Ninety seven point one
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was Toby and Chili in the Morning. Tell us what happened? The class
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is listening. I was suspiciously parked
in front of someone's house. So the
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backstory there is I'm the type of
person when I'm on the phone in the
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car, my bluetooth or whatever,
I don't like to disconnect and go inside
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the house until the conversation is over. Okay, yeah, a lot of
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I think a lot of people do
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easier, thank you. Right,
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going to the garage. The problem
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Bella will see me and start barking
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She wants me to come into the
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working from home. So last week, instead of going to the driveway and
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sitting there for twenty to thirty minutes
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over in front of a house about
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street, like it's not like a
busy road and just finish the conversation.
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Well, that's on you because now
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killed? Who is this person casing
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mean, I understand why you didn't
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with say like my client or somebody
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I'm not going to stop in front
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sax somewhere and be like, hey, oh right, I'm just sitting here
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on the phone having a conversation.
And because I was so into the conversation
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and I'm an animated talker with my
hands and I wasn't paying attention to see
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if anybody was looking out the window. I didn't even pay attention to see
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if there was a car in that
driveway, as imparked on the curb.
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Maybe if I had noticed those things, I would have moved along. But
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I was there too long for this
person's liking, okay, And so this
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individual rolled up on you and called
you out. He came up, what
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are you doing here? And why? Yeah? Startled me. He kind
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of came up around to the passenger
window, which I wasn't looking at,
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and I jumped and I said,
oh, and a person I'm on the
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phone and said what's up? I
go, oh, I think somebody wants
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to say something? And yeah,
he tapped on the window and he's like,
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hey, just make you sure you're
fine? Yeah, because you look
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suspicious, do I though? I
don't know? Chilling if you think the
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kind of person did you belong in
front of that person's house on that block.
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It's a free country. Why can't
I just be like, Hey,
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that's so sad you caused this guy
to go all concerned citizen on you.
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He did it was he told only
was neighborhood watching me? Wow? So
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how does it? How does it
feel to know, Chili that you,
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yeah, are a suspicious looking individual
when you're on the phone in front of
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some random house. I will and
now I know better, I suppose,
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But I'm very thankful that he came
to check it out himself, and two
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cop cards didn't come rolling up on
me to check on me. That would
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have been really over this in my
neighborhood. That's what would have happened.
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Just saying excuse me, ma'am,
can you step out of the car please?
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Why do I smell alcohol? That
is not true. Top Stories at
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the top of the Hour on the
way, You've got Toby and Chili in
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the morning on a Friday, DC. This is suspicious over there. Thanks
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for waking up with its Top stories. Top of the Hour. Former Vice
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President Mike Penns has given historic testimony
about the president the former president he served
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under. He testified yesterday in a
federal probe about former President Trump's alleged role
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in the January sixth Capital riot.
Three soldiers are dead and a fourth one
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injured after two Army helicopters collided in
mid air while they were returning home from
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a training flight in Alaska. The
Apache helicopters went down yesterday about one hundred
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miles south of Fairbanks. Two men
and a woman were found dead in the
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basement of a Springfield home yesterday and
what Fairfax County Police had appeared to be
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a domestic related shooting. Investigators say
that a two year old was upstairs at
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the time with a nanny and a
housekeeper, but thankfully they were not harmed.
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Metro's board has approved a plan to
equipped buses in DC with cameras that
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are meant to catch drivers who illegally
use those bus lanes or block bus stops.
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The plan will start sending out citations
as soon as this fall. Drivers
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in Virginia, you are about to
get some relief on ninety five and extra
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lane is being added between one twenty
three and Prince William Parkway, which is
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known as one of the worst bottlenecks. The laying will open next month and
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crews are also going to be adding
a new shoulder and guardrails. The Washington
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Commanders selected Mississippi State cornerback Emmanuel Forbes
with the sixteenth pick in the NFL draft
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last night. He had six interceptions
in his final college season and also fourteen
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total during his time in Starkfield.
And finally, some good news. After
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climbing to a record five dollars and
forty six cents in December, the average
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price of a dozen eggs is dropping. Experts say the wholesale price of a
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dozen eggs is going to go down
to one dollar in the next few weeks.
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Forecast for today rainy pretty much all
day, with temperatures remaining steady in
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the fifties right now fifty three in
Woodbridge, Hall and Louja. For those
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of you who like eggs, that
things are getting cheaper. Chilian aren't thank
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you for the news this morning.
We are chilly and chilly in the morning.
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Where you get top stories at the
top of the hour, Hold on
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to your leash, folks, get
ready to sit, stay and listen.
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There was a very augie dramatic conversation
had between myself and my significant other.
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Why well, it involves the fate
in the future of Clover Maxwell, my
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Maltese puppy more in minutes. It's
true that even our wills do need a
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little puppy love thrown in there.
Ninety seven point one, wash up them.
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We're Toby and Chile in the morning. I bring this up because you
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know, I've had some recent health
stuff go down, as you know if
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you've been listening over the last few
months. But I've also had some interesting
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health related things happen in my life
which caused me to think about what if
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should I no longer be here?
And so I sat down and put pen
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to paper and worked with my attorney
and came up with the will. And
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in that will is a pet directive
that governs what to do with Clover Maxwell,
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our Maltese who is going on ten
now. I guess he is ten
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now. Yeah, he's a very
senior dog. Yeah, And this will
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govern what happens to him in the
event that something happens to me. Oh,
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Chili. This week, my significant
other and I are having a very
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spirited conversation based on something I said. Surprise, surprise, I said,
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if something happens to me, right, make sure that Clover gets to his
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dog walker Susan because she's in the
pet directive and he will then pass to
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her. Well least the hounds speak. I became the tramp as that lady
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went angry and got angry, and
I'm telling you, Chili, it's it's
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crazy to me because she's like,
I'm not giving that that dog is coming
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with his mama. I'm like,
whoa mama. Well, to be fair,
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even if your girlfriend was in the
picture at the time you put the
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dog walker as the person to get
clover, your relationship probably wasn't a different
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type of place then, right,
And that's and that's why she was not
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originally put in there. And by
the way, my daughter not in there
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either, because well, I mean
my daughter, I'm saying anymore exactly.
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Okay, But but how do you
feel about amending your will to put your
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girlfriend as the person to take the
dog if something were to happen to you
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versus the dog walk I think the
time to do that will be when there's
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like an engagement ring situation here,
not before, no, because you know,
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because if there's a chance that something
may go sideways, because you just
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never know in your relationship, Yeah, yeah, you know, I mean
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I don't know that there needs to
be any entanglements. I don't doubt that
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she wouldn't take great care of him. She does already, But you know,
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is that worth changing something like a
will? Yeah, it would be
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weird if you put her in there
now, and if you guys end up
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breaking up and you totally forget to
amend it years from now she gets a
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knock on the door, like,
here's a dog. Before you ever remember
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this guy? Yeah, right,
there will be no happily ever after.
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Hey, do you have a pet
situation going on for you're a new puppy.
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Oh, you just made me think
I should. It's like, my
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sister's potentially going to have a dog
in the future. And if you have
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a pooch in your life, what
will you do? The things you learned
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with Toby and Chili in the Morning
Thoughts eight six, six, nine,
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two, seven, forty three sixty
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