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Now that the snow is all gone, just in time
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for some more snow later on tonight. There's got to
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be a reason you're feeling good this morning. There's always
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a reason in life, no matter how crazy things might be,
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getting to find a bit of joy in the morning.
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And here at ninety seven point one WASHEFM with Toby
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and Chilly in the morning. Today would be no exception.
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I think I'm finding some joy in the fact that
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we've got a bit of a respite from some of
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the heavier snow and shoveling and whatever this week, because
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this has been just a crazy week.
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For that.
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Yeah, it's not going to be maybe an inch a
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dusting when you get up tomorrow morning. I'm I'm feeling
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good because we're not going to get a lot of
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snow that I get to celebrate a family member's baby.
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Shower this weekend.
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Oh yeah, I haven't seen these a group of gals
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in a very long time, so we were worried that
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we were going to have to scrap our plans, but
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in a group text, we said, we're sticking to the plant.
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There you go, you have to and by the way,
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if you're into skiing, it's going to be a good
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weekend for that too, because even with a little more
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fresh powder that could fall in some of the higher elevations,
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with everything you've had this week, it's probably going to
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be great on the slope. So not that I ski
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I'm built more like a tank or mac truck as
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it were.
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Yeah, but you could still go skiing and have a
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hot toddy and look at the mountains and enjoy the scenery.
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No, I gave up drinking too October's ago, Okay, so
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you could have a hot toddy for me. You could
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have a mocktiz. Yes, that's right. Sobriety is the thing.
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It's stilly and chilly in the morning. Wire, are you
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feeling some joy this morning? Feel free to call us.
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We love hearing from you. At eight sixty six nine
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two seven forty three sixty one And yesterday we were
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talking about my daughter and plans post college, because she's
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supposed to graduate this spring with her creative writing degree
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from Emerson in Boston.
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And you were kind of stressed about having that conversation
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with her because she keeps blowing you off or saying,
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oh yeah, don't worry about it, I got a plan. Well,
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someone heard us talking about it yesterday, and she says
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she's got some advice for.
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You, and you'll get to hear what that advice is.
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What is next with Toby and Chilly in the Morning
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on a Friday, the tenth of January, DC, Buenos dis
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eight sixty six nine two seven forty three sixty one
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Toby and Chilly in the Morning here at ninety seven
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point one watch FM. Love it when you grabbed the
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phone or you hit to talk back microphone and you
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ask us anything that's on your mind or you have
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something maybe you want to say. We're open to that
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around here.
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So Julie in a fair Fax, you heard us talking
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about something yesterday.
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Well, Toby, I'm calling to talk to you about your
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your angst over your daughter's education. I will tell you
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that Emerson, first of all, is a very good school.
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I'm from New England and I'm also a teacher at
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a master's degree in education. I understand your concerns, but
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a degree in creative writing means she can communicate and
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she can write, and those are marketable skills, and I
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would just focus on supporting her desire to get a degree.
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I wouldn't worry too much because I think she's going
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to find something if she's got a good personality like
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her father. You've got a college degree where she learned
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how to write perfect you know, well and creatively. Since
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the meaning, I think she's going to be just fine.
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How much time do you give your child to come
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up with some sort of plan and start executing the plan.
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My daughter, who's just graduated from college last year, just
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six months.
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So you're saying six months, and then did you have
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that talk with your daughter and say I'm going to
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boot you out of the nest?
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I did not, because my daughter got a degree in
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a Bachelor's of Science of Nursing, which is a registered nurse,
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and so she's got a marketable degree. But her brother,
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on the other hand, is studying at a state U
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Werner State University here in Virginia and getting a degree
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in history and in his king whose father and I
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are just a static that he's killing it in college
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and getting a degree because he was a COVID kid
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and we thought he was just going to drop out
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of high school and get a ged. But I also
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will tell you, as being an educator for thirty years,
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I think a lot of parents are taking the hands
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off approach. I teach middle school and for some kids
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that's not the way to go. Depends on what your
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daughter's personality is.
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Like your lips to God's ears.
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Well, I love you guys, Toby, good luck, and she'll
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probably turn out just fine. Don't worry too much.
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Easier said than done. But thank you for your thoughts
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this morning. If you are listening to us, we're Toby
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and Chilly in the Morning in ninety seven point one
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was CHEFM, and you feel like you're embracing some worry,
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some uncertainty today. Maybe we can help with your morning
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mindset a quote that could turn things around for you,
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just in time for this day to begin. Next traffic,
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You are the most important thing. You are always first
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with Toby and Chilly in the Morning here at ninety
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seven point one was CHEFM, And that's why it's important
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for us to pause and talk about you and your headspace,
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with your morning mindset every weekday morning right around this
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time at ninety seven point one was CHEFM.
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So when we find a quote and we share it
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with you so that you can think about it as
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you go on your day.
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And when this popped up in front of me, I
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thought about you. It's from Albert Hubbard, who is a writer, philosopher,
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and entrepreneur back in the day, and he writes, the
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greatest mistake you can make in life is to be
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continually fearing you will make one. The greatest mistake you
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can make in life is to continually be fearing that
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you will make one. And here's why this resonates, because
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maybe you're stuck in a paralysis where you're not willing
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to try new things, or you're afraid of making mistakes.
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I know I have been, as recently as the last month,
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as recently as the past week. I let it really
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stunt the way I operate to a point where I
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didn't recognize who I was anymore. Then I realized, you
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know what mistakes are where you find success. The greatest
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mistake you can make in life is to be continually
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fearing you will make one. So if you're fearing making
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a mistake today, embrace it. It's going to happen. And
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by the way, anyone who wants to judge you, I
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don't think they walk on water. Keep that in mind,
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and thanks Albert Hubbard. If you want to read it again,
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you can. You'll find it on the Toby and Chilly
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page at washefm dot com. That is your morning mindset
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for this Friday, the tenth of January, with ninety seven
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point one WASHFM coming up entertained news. We call it
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showbiz buzz. Chile, what's going on?
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Alec Baldwin is now suing New Mexico officials involved in
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his manslaughter case. We've got all the details in minutes when.
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It comes enterting the news here at ninety seven point
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one WATCHFM with Toby and Chilly in the morning. We
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call it show biz buzz and it happens every weekday
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morning right around this time, Chili, what's up well?
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Alec Baldwin is now suing New Mexico officials that were
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involved in his rust man's laughter case, alleging wrongful prosecution.
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Alex is claiming that they conspire to secure a conviction
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by eliciting false testimony and also withholding crucial evidence. A
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group that includes billionaire entrepreneur and Shark Tank famous investor
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Kevin O'Leary is reportedly looking into buying TikTok. His group
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made a formal offer yesterday. This just the day before
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the Supreme Court is set to hear arguments today.
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Over upholding a law that would.
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Ban TikTok here in the US just over a week
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if it isn't sold. CBS has postponed the scheduled premiere
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of Hollywood Squar's reboot because of the LA fires. It
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was supposed to air last night. It has now been
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rescheduled for next Thursday. The networks thought that, you know,
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because it's such a lighthearted show, that that tone would
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be inappropriate at this time. And the mother of the
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late choreographer DJ Stephen Twitch Boss is now refuting claims.
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Made by his widow.
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Connie Alexander, posted on Instagram yesterday that Twitch's wife, Alison
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Holker has been spreading untruths and dreadful claims about her
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son while she's out there promoting her upcoming book this far.
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Allison told People magazine recently that she found numerous drugs
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in Bosses shoe boxes after his suicide in late twenty
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twenty two. And that is your showbiz buzz good.
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Stuff And for even Warner Timmt News on demand stand
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real time with your iHeart app and by freshingwa WASHFM
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dot com through the day, need some more news, we
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got you covered in this news driven town top stories
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at the top of the hour that's on the way
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in minutes. Don't go anywhere this Friday morning. It's always
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fun to learn something new and to win something in
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the process. So be here around six twenty city you
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don't miss another round of your nearly impossible question Here
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in ninety seven point one wastch that fan with us
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Toby and Chilly in the morning.
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And what you could win tickets to go see Mary J.
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In March on night out if you know you need one.
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Toby and Chilly in the morning at six twenty o'cive
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on this Friday, January tenth. Then to another news in Virginia.
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Over in Arlington, the community joined the rest of the
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communities around the country and giving their snowplows fun names
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because in case you missed it, there with some snow
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this week in chilling. Some of the names that came
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up in Arlington are hilarious. Tell us the backstory how
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people can get involved real quick.
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Okay, So the Department of Environmental Services in Arlington asked
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the public before we even had any snow, hey, help
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us name some of these plows because they've got this
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really cool online dashboard sure where if you live in Arlington,
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you can see where the snowplows are and what neighborhoods
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they're visiting. And here are some of the ones that
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the board shows. Alrighty, Alex, snow Vechkin, Okay, snow brah Winfrey,
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can you.
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Went back to snow Vechkin, Little SNOWVI is on the moon.
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That's right, Avenue.
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I mean, I'd love it if Taylor Drift would make
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a stop at our street like nobody, you know, like
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these are just some gimmicky silver nuts funnies. And then
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they continue to add more because they realize, okay, we
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need to keep accepting suggestions.
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Ice Force one, Ice Force one en route to the
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Clarendon Ballroom. Virginia is for shovelers. Oh, Virginia is so shovelers. Yes, okay.
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So this begs the question if you and I or
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anybody listening were to add to the punny list of names,
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what would you suggest?
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I thought its some that were related to movies, like
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the Big you know, the Big la Plowski you know,
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or the Big Snowplowski Snowplowski. Yes, yes, But then I
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came to this one, and I stole this straight up
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from Minnesota. They've got a plow named scoop Dog that
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won scoop Dog. Like snoop dogg scoop Doggy dog Dog
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is in the house that won the name of a
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snowplow naming contest, so scoop Dog would be mine. What
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about you, I'm gonna go with clearopathra Oh yes.
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But I'm bump exactly. But this just is too much fun,
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like I would wish. I hope every jurisdiction adopts this
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fun way of doing it.
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If you're a fan of the Transformers Optimist Plow, or
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if you have a kid that likes to learn things
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flurious George the flurious little snowplow, will you please come
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over to Chili's culd a sac where they have not
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plowed him they I know, I.
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Hope the snow just just removes itself at this point.
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of fun with it and helps to lighten the mood
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because it can be quite stressful. Toby and Chili's nearly
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impossible question. And you know, life can be quite stressful.
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That's why it's fun to learn something new. And today
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we will do just that. The question is.
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According to a survey, we're doing this thirty percent less.
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Than we were two years ago. What is it? Mary J.
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Blige Capitol Wan Arena. We got tickets for her show
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in marsh Thank you, Live Nation. Here's the question again.
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According to a survey, we're doing this thirty percent less
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than we were two years ago.
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What is it? If you know the answer, why don't
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you holler back? Eight sixty six nine two seven forty
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could be off to see Mary J. Blige thinks to
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Live Nation. It's your nearly impossible question on for this
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Friday with ninety seven point one WATCHFM. Don't Go Anywhere.
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The answer is coming. Toby and Chili's Nearly Impossible Question show.
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Where's Home for you? Martinsburg, West Virginia, Take me Home
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Country Roads. Welcome and thank you for being a part
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of Toby and Chilly in the Morning on this Friday,
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the tenth of January, where you're playing for some Mary J.
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Blige tickets if you can answer this question.
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According to a survey, we're doing this thirty percent less
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now than we were two years ago.
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What do you think it is?
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Dating and going out to Jenna?
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Why do you think that is? Are we skittish because
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of dating apps? We don't trust what could be catfish?
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all that. Yeah, yeah, I can't trust these people with
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this technology these days, you could be falling in love
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My married friends and I always say we are so
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glad we don't have to worry about dating anymore.
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I think you're right. I'm glad too. Well, you're right right,
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and that is the answer. And now you're going to
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go see Mary J. Blige. Congratulations, Yes, thank you, don't mind.
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You are so welcome, and thank you for playing, and
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in April.
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Scrubs in the morning, Toby and Chilly in the morning
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at ninety seven point one watch FM seven forty in
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the Nation's capital on this Friday, January tenth. The headlines
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speak for themselves. You've You've probably watched something on TV
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this morning. Maybe you still read the Washington Post, you
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get it delivered at home. People are faced with life
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now in Los Angeles, having lost everything. And when I
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say everything, I'm not just talking about homes and cars.
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I'm talking about priceless family mementos, keepsakes, proof that you
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had this relationship with that memories like Billy Crystal, the
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house that he and his wife have called home for
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for years since nineteen seventy nine up in flames and
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everything inside of it gone.
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they're prepared out in California for the possibility of wildfires
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and you know, knowing what you're gonna grab on the
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way out, it's still very surreal having to do it,
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Let me ask you this chili. So say we have
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like some God forbid, some sort of fire situation that
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and we have hours, just hours before we have to
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get out, and everything we have could be gone and
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up and smoke and flames. What are you grabbing?
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Taking the obvious pets and people out of it? Okay,
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my purse, my wallet, whatever. I would grab important document
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like passports for us. I would also try to grab
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important mementos like my mother's jewelry or something, because that
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can that can't be replaced. I mean that's a sentimental thing.
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I did have to look back and just kind of
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see that I may not see this place ever again,
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and in peace with it.
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What about you, Well, it's it's kind of the same thing.
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some time, and I would grab this we have. I
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have like one of those lock box safes that fits
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under the bed, that's got backups of my IDs, Kyla's
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id's are birth certificates, so that way, at least if
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we had to start over, we could. There's maybe a
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little bit of currency in there just in case we
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I need to go home and probably make a full
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blown bag out of that thing with clothing in it
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and whatnot, because I don't know where I would go.
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some of these people are trying to find hotels. There's
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Airbnb that's running all these specials. But if we were
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finality that just is looming.
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of your mind you're like, oh, ah, I'm sure I'll
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be back, so you may not.
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listening to us right now and you had to think
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about this eight sixty six nine two seven forty three
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sixty one. It's the most valuable of the valuable and
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you only have hours to decide. Why don't you give
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us a call tell us your thoughts. We always love
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hearing from you, especially when it's ripped from the headlines
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like today. Call now, we'll talk in just a few
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and we've got the news on the way top stories
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at the top of the hour coming up. Stay right there.
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Over the last three days, the news has been all
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about people losing their homes items that have been so
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important to different people in life. When it comes to
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the fires in Los Angeles, Toby and Chilly in the
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Morning ninety seven point one wash Up, Mark Hamill, who
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plays Luke Skywalker, Mandy Moore and so many more have
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had to deal with the fact that priceless keepsakes are
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gone forever. So if your house were to be threatened
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by fire and you had to evacuate, like the people
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in LA what would you grab on the way out?
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Could you even think about what to be grabbing on
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the way out? I think that what it boils down
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to is because in that state of shock, you don't
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know what to get first.
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Well, there are different people with different thoughts. This morning
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at eight sixty six nine two seven forty three sixty
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one they've also had to talk back microphone listening on
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the iHeart app or Toby and Chilly in the morning,
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Mike will start with you. Good morning in Germantown. What
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would you grab on your way out?
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I would probably grab my laptop.
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I have all of my work stuff on there, and
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I wouldn't really be able to replace if I needed
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to evacuate.
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Thanks for jumping in. That assumes that you have the
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time to grab those things, you know.
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stuff is on there versus stacks and stacks of paper
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in a cabinet, you.
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Know what I mean.
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So the digital age has helped in that sense.
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Let me go back and get the lock box. Wait,
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I've got to get the other files and the filing cabinet. Yeah,
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that could be a problem, Leslie. How are things over
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in Fort Mead this morning? Go ahead? What would you
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grab on the way out in the event that you
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had to evacuate.
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I would grab my phone.
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It's got all my important info and photos and connections
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in one place.
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You can't go wrong with that. That's a good point.
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But the phone is easy because you naturally take that
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with you anyway. It's harder to think about the things
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you normally don't leave the house with.
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That's right. And the phone. I mean, we're all addicted
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to them anyway. Yeah, so you know, hey, that's that's
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why we don't go anywhere without it. But respect your points,
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thank you, and let's help. We never have to find
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ourselves in a situation like our friends and colleagues and
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different people we know in Los Angeles are going through.
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And when you think about it today, send some good thoughts, prayers,
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karma in the direction of Los Angeles because God knows
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they need it.
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for some more snow later on tonight. There's got to
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be a reason you're feeling good this morning. There's always
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a reason in life, no matter how crazy things might be,
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getting to find a bit of joy in the morning.
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And here at ninety seven point one WASHEFM with Toby
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and Chilly in the morning. Today would be no exception.
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I think I'm finding some joy in the fact that
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we've got a bit of a respite from some of
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the heavier snow and shoveling and whatever this week, because
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this has been just a crazy week.
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dusting when you get up tomorrow morning. I'm I'm feeling
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good because we're not going to get a lot of
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snow that I get to celebrate a family member's baby.
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Shower this weekend.
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Oh yeah, I haven't seen these a group of gals
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in a very long time, so we were worried that
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we were going to have to scrap our plans, but
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in a group text, we said, we're sticking to the plant.
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There you go, you have to and by the way,
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if you're into skiing, it's going to be a good
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weekend for that too, because even with a little more
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fresh powder that could fall in some of the higher elevations,
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with everything you've had this week, it's probably going to
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be great on the slope. So not that I ski
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I'm built more like a tank or mac truck as
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hot toddy and look at the mountains and enjoy the scenery.
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No, I gave up drinking too October's ago, Okay, so
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you could have a hot toddy for me. You could
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have a mocktiz. Yes, that's right. Sobriety is the thing.
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It's stilly and chilly in the morning. Wire, are you
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feeling some joy this morning? Feel free to call us.
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We love hearing from you. At eight sixty six nine
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two seven forty three sixty one And yesterday we were
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talking about my daughter and plans post college, because she's
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supposed to graduate this spring with her creative writing degree
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from Emerson in Boston.
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with her because she keeps blowing you off or saying,
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oh yeah, don't worry about it, I got a plan. Well,
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someone heard us talking about it yesterday, and she says
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she's got some advice for.
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You, and you'll get to hear what that advice is.
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What is next with Toby and Chilly in the Morning
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on a Friday, the tenth of January, DC, Buenos dis
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eight sixty six nine two seven forty three sixty one
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Toby and Chilly in the Morning here at ninety seven
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point one watch FM. Love it when you grabbed the
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phone or you hit to talk back microphone and you
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ask us anything that's on your mind or you have
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something maybe you want to say. We're open to that
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So Julie in a fair Fax, you heard us talking
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about something yesterday.
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Well, Toby, I'm calling to talk to you about your
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your angst over your daughter's education. I will tell you
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that Emerson, first of all, is a very good school.
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I'm from New England and I'm also a teacher at
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a master's degree in education. I understand your concerns, but
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a degree in creative writing means she can communicate and
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she can write, and those are marketable skills, and I
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would just focus on supporting her desire to get a degree.
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I wouldn't worry too much because I think she's going
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to find something if she's got a good personality like
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her father. You've got a college degree where she learned
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how to write perfect you know, well and creatively. Since
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the meaning, I think she's going to be just fine.
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How much time do you give your child to come
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that talk with your daughter and say I'm going to
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I did not, because my daughter got a degree in
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a Bachelor's of Science of Nursing, which is a registered nurse,
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and so she's got a marketable degree. But her brother,
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Like your lips to God's ears.
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probably turn out just fine. Don't worry too much.
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and entrepreneur back in the day, and he writes, the
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didn't recognize who I was anymore. Then I realized, you
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mistake you can make in life is to be continually
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fearing you will make one. So if you're fearing making
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a mistake today, embrace it. It's going to happen. And
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don't think they walk on water. Keep that in mind,
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Alec Baldwin is now suing New Mexico officials that were
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Kevin O'Leary is reportedly looking into buying TikTok. His group
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of Hollywood Squar's reboot because of the LA fires. It
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on this Friday, January tenth. Then to another news in Virginia.
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the board shows. Alrighty, Alex, snow Vechkin, Okay, snow brah Winfrey,
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Ice Force one, Ice Force one en route to the
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Clarendon Ballroom. Virginia is for shovelers. Oh, Virginia is so shovelers. Yes, okay.
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from Minnesota. They've got a plow named scoop Dog that
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flurious George the flurious little snowplow, will you please come
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over to Chili's culd a sac where they have not
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plowed him they I know, I.
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you holler back? Eight sixty six nine two seven forty
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Where's Home for you? Martinsburg, West Virginia, Take me Home
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Dating and going out to Jenna?
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at ninety seven point one watch FM seven forty in
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the Nation's capital on this Friday, January tenth. The headlines
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speak for themselves. You've You've probably watched something on TV
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this morning. Maybe you still read the Washington Post, you
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get it delivered at home. People are faced with life
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now in Los Angeles, having lost everything. And when I
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say everything, I'm not just talking about homes and cars.
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I'm talking about priceless family mementos, keepsakes, proof that you
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had this relationship with that memories like Billy Crystal, the
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get out, and everything we have could be gone and
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up and smoke and flames. What are you grabbing?
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Taking the obvious pets and people out of it? Okay,
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my purse, my wallet, whatever. I would grab important document
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under the bed, that's got backups of my IDs, Kyla's
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we had to start over, we could. There's maybe a
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little bit of currency in there just in case we
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needed something to get by with. And aside from that,
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I now need now need now in thinking about it,
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I need to go home and probably make a full
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blown bag out of that thing with clothing in it
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and whatnot, because I don't know where I would go.
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I don't know where I'm going to stay. You know,
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some of these people are trying to find hotels. There's
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Airbnb that's running all these specials. But if we were
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faced with that, what would it be that you would grab?
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And that's something that's really it's tough to think about
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because you you know, it's very there's a sense of
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finality that just is looming.
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Oh yeah, it's it's it's crazy because there's a back
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of your mind you're like, oh, ah, I'm sure I'll
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be back, so you may not.
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Yeah, So what would you take with you if you're
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listening to us right now and you had to think
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about this eight sixty six nine two seven forty three
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sixty one. It's the most valuable of the valuable and
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you only have hours to decide. Why don't you give
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us a call tell us your thoughts. We always love
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hearing from you, especially when it's ripped from the headlines
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like today. Call now, we'll talk in just a few
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and we've got the news on the way top stories
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at the top of the hour coming up. Stay right there.
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Over the last three days, the news has been all
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about people losing their homes items that have been so
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important to different people in life. When it comes to
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the fires in Los Angeles, Toby and Chilly in the
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Morning ninety seven point one wash Up, Mark Hamill, who
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plays Luke Skywalker, Mandy Moore and so many more have
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had to deal with the fact that priceless keepsakes are
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gone forever. So if your house were to be threatened
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by fire and you had to evacuate, like the people
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in LA what would you grab on the way out?
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Could you even think about what to be grabbing on
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the way out? I think that what it boils down
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to is because in that state of shock, you don't
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know what to get first.
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Well, there are different people with different thoughts. This morning
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at eight sixty six nine two seven forty three sixty
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one they've also had to talk back microphone listening on
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the iHeart app or Toby and Chilly in the morning,
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Mike will start with you. Good morning in Germantown. What
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would you grab on your way out?
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I would probably grab my laptop.
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I have all of my work stuff on there, and
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plus a lot of my personal documents. That's the thing
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I wouldn't really be able to replace if I needed
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to evacuate.
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Thanks for jumping in. That assumes that you have the
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time to grab those things, you know.
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But it's easier to grab a laptop if all your
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stuff is on there versus stacks and stacks of paper
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in a cabinet, you.
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Know what I mean.
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So the digital age has helped in that sense.
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Let me go back and get the lock box. Wait,
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I've got to get the other files and the filing cabinet. Yeah,
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that could be a problem, Leslie. How are things over
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in Fort Mead this morning? Go ahead? What would you
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grab on the way out in the event that you
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had to evacuate.
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I would grab my phone.
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It's got all my important info and photos and connections
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in one place.
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You can't go wrong with that. That's a good point.
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But the phone is easy because you naturally take that
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with you anyway. It's harder to think about the things
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you normally don't leave the house with.
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That's right. And the phone. I mean, we're all addicted
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to them anyway. Yeah, so you know, hey, that's that's
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why we don't go anywhere without it. But respect your points,
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thank you, and let's help. We never have to find
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ourselves in a situation like our friends and colleagues and
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different people we know in Los Angeles are going through.
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And when you think about it today, send some good thoughts, prayers,
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karma in the direction of Los Angeles because God knows
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they need it.
