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Hi there, and welcome to the eight o'clock hour of
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the Moment Sally Morning Show. I would be Mo, my
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wife and co host, caretaker of Cats. That's Sally.
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Hello.
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And that's a sloppy swimmer over there. That's a producer, Curtis.
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We'll get to that. We'll get to that.
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Nice.
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Let's see you had a life hack earlier, Curtis something
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about a.
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Yeah, it's like, you know, if you see an ant
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trail going into your house, like you know, if there
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was out there outside and you can see where they're
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getting in the door and all that stuff, and you
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want to disrupt it. You can put some cinnamon out there,
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and that's supposed to like interrupt while peromoone thing. They
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don't like it. Yeah, so they'll stay away, they'll go away.
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And I said, if that didn't work, maybe put down
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some sugar or some syrup. That's a terrible iea too. Yeah,
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that's I think that's exactly what you said about an hour.
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Uh No, Tricia has a story she wants to share
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with us. Hey, Tricia, I got even.
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I got a great story about a mouse that was
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caught in my car.
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Uh huh and.
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The mouth that mouse traps didn't work, that they must
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have been bought born with DNA. How to not, you know,
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use the mouse traps, I'm telling you that's so smart.
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Didn't even do that. And I didn't want to kill it,
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you know, I didn't want it to start. I didn't
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want it to start this, so actually I kept feeding
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it with food and water till I found a way
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to get it out of my car. Right, And this
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this went on for two weeks until I had an
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epiphany and I remembered that, you know, they make mint
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smelling garbage handliners.
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You know that. You know?
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Do you know why they do that?
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It keeps the mice away and raccoon?
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Ok?
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Yeah, okay, So so I thought of that, I'd go, you.
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Know what, I have a mint alcohol spray. So I said,
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I'm going to spray my car with this meant alcohol
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keep all the doors open so he'll be able to
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escape at night. And guess what, it worked. He didn't
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have to die, he didn't starve to death, and he
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got out of a car by spraying meant alcohol in
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my car.
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That's really smart. Thank you, Tricia, you're very welcome. Have
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a great day.
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Thanks for Colin, You're very welcome.
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You got rid of a mouse. You could have gained
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the person or a raccoon or something that come up
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in there.
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Ah, I don't even know where. First of all, you
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have a mouse in your car? Horrifying.
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How did we find out about the mouse? Did it
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crawl on you while you were driving? There were so
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many questions.
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She rode around for two weeks with she makes perfect
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sense to me, Oh yeah, this would have been sadly,
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would have been the same way. I mean, would you
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not be horrified that the mouse would crawl up your pants,
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leg or something while you're driving? Now, okay, I don't
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get that.
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That's why I first thought like, oh, this thing is
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gonna crawl across my lap. And I would also think, oh,
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I can't let it starve to death. I've got to
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feed it and give it water. See, I would think
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maybe I don't want it to starve your death just
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because dead mouse smells awful.
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In your car.
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Yeah yeah, but that would be that would be as
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far as that thought goes. Otherwise, Oh, I wouldn't want
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it to suffer as in there he didn't know any better.
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I'm right there with you.
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That's the first for me. I mean, I've never heard
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of a mouse being in someone's car.
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I mean, like, where even was it. It's not that
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many places for it to go.
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Well, and he's not going because he's like, Hey, I'm
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getting three squares a day up in here. I'm not
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getting out of this car. This is nice. I'm riding
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around town in a car being fed. Hell no, but
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the mint got it out. The mint got it out
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safely and humanely. So uh yeah. Any I wonder if
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there's anyone listening who has anything living in their car