Speaker 1: KFI and KOST HD two Los Angeles, Orange County.
Speaker 2: It's time for your morning wake up call. Hey, it's Heatherbrooker.
Speaker 2: Good morning. It is five eighteen on your wake up call.
Speaker 2: We've had a little bit of a shuffle this morning,
Speaker 2: a truffle shuffle because I overslept a little bit. You know,
Speaker 2: we've had some people outstick this week here at KFI.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm here at filling in for miss Amy King,
Speaker 2: who is still under the weather, not feeling well, and
Speaker 2: in my attempt to kind of help myself feel better
Speaker 2: and make sure I didn't get sick, I might have
Speaker 2: had a little too much cough ser up last night,
Speaker 2: a little bit too much of the testing, but so
Speaker 2: I overslept a little bit. So that's why things are
Speaker 2: feeling just a little bit off this morning. But don't worry.
Speaker 2: We are going to get you back on track. We're
Speaker 2: here now, we have got all the news of the day,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to lay off the tussin for a
Speaker 2: little while, but we are going to go ahead right
Speaker 2: now and talk live with Rich jamiro Good.
Speaker 3: Morning, Rich, Hey, good morning to you, Heather. No worries,
Speaker 3: it happens.
Speaker 2: I know that You've worked a long time in morning
Speaker 2: television as well. You and I were together years ago
Speaker 2: in morning TV at KTLA. So but this is the
Speaker 2: first time I've ever actually been late, and like I'm
Speaker 2: I'm sort of mortified. So please forgive me.
Speaker 3: No worries. I only set one alarm because you know what,
Speaker 3: we are humans. I wake up every day very very early,
Speaker 3: and on the off chance I don't wake up or
Speaker 3: something happens, you know what, that's life. So we all
Speaker 3: roll with it.
Speaker 2: We just roll with it. That's right. Well, let's talk
Speaker 2: about what you're rolling with right now. I want to
Speaker 2: hear about the latest from Google Io. What's happening over there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so Google Io is happening right now in Mountain
Speaker 3: View where I am. And this is Google's kind of
Speaker 3: big conference where they show off all the cool things
Speaker 3: they're working on. In years past, it's been a lot
Speaker 3: on Android and of course search, but this year it's
Speaker 3: all about AI. So two new things that you can
Speaker 3: try out right now. Number one, AI mode. This is
Speaker 3: the coolest new way to search Google. Look for it.
Speaker 3: When you go on that search page, it'll say AI
Speaker 3: mode or you might see a button, But basically Google
Speaker 3: is now doing the search for you, So instead of
Speaker 3: returning a bunch of blue links, it will search the web,
Speaker 3: scour through millions of websites, and then return what I
Speaker 3: call a book report with just the information you need.
Speaker 3: And you can get really specific with your request. You
Speaker 3: can say something that's never been asked before, like, hey,
Speaker 3: can you compare bikes for kids ages ten and thirteen?
Speaker 3: And I want one of them to have pink wheels, whatever,
Speaker 3: and it will figure that out for you. The second
Speaker 3: thing Heather is called Gemini Live, and this allows you
Speaker 3: to point your phone, your phone's camera at something and
Speaker 3: talk with AI about it. So it's pretty much like
Speaker 3: having the smartest person you've ever interacted with in your
Speaker 3: entire life in your pocket. And that is now available
Speaker 3: across Android and iOS. Previously this was just for Android folks.
Speaker 3: So now with iOS you can download the Gemini app
Speaker 3: from Google, point your camera at something and literally have
Speaker 3: a conversation. It is quite incredible.
Speaker 2: That is so cool. You know, I heard you mentioning
Speaker 2: the other day when you're something about when you're getting
Speaker 2: returns on Google searches, sometimes it kind of gives you
Speaker 2: just the highlights and like from articles or you know
Speaker 2: things that it might have grabbed from searches, and it's
Speaker 2: not always accurate. Is that what Gemini Live is or
Speaker 2: is that something different?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I mean, well it's all AI, so I mean
Speaker 3: basically everything that's evolving at AI. But you have to
Speaker 3: just be careful because no matter what, if AI is
Speaker 3: giving you a response, it's not guaranteed to be right.
Speaker 3: And so the two things I just mentioned. The AI mode,
Speaker 3: what they do is they put links to almost everything
Speaker 3: that you that it returns to you, so that you
Speaker 3: can go and double check that link if you're like,
Speaker 3: wait a second, they said, you know, five million people
Speaker 3: live in this city and I think it's more like ten.
Speaker 3: Let me check that link and see where they got
Speaker 3: that from. And then with Gemini, same thing. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's an AI creation, So this thing is sort of
Speaker 3: an embodied AI voice, and the information behind it is
Speaker 3: just as good as AI can be. So you just
Speaker 3: have to keep in mind that just because AI is
Speaker 3: telling you something doesn't mean it's one hundred percent accurate.
Speaker 2: And let's talk about something that I think a lot
Speaker 2: of maybe teens and preteens might be excited about about
Speaker 2: Fortnite finally making its way back to the iPhone.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, what a long saga this has been.
Speaker 3: It's been nearly five years, but Fortnite is officially back
Speaker 3: on the iPhone and iPad. I expect productivity in the
Speaker 3: United States to take a nosedive today as everyone redownloads
Speaker 3: this to their phone. But this was all about the
Speaker 3: way you could make purchases on the iPhone. This game
Speaker 3: got fed up with the fact that Apple would take
Speaker 3: a thirty percent cut on pretty much anything you purchased
Speaker 3: for this game. Apple saying, you know what, we created
Speaker 3: the iPhone, we created the app store, we get a
Speaker 3: cut of everything. And this developer said, you know what,
Speaker 3: We're actually going to fight you on that, and it
Speaker 3: took them five years to win. But now every app
Speaker 3: on the iPhone has the ability to give you other
Speaker 3: options for payments, so you don't have to pay through
Speaker 3: the app store. You might be able to pay through PayPal,
Speaker 3: you might be able to pay through a website through
Speaker 3: a third party payment method. And what that means is
Speaker 3: that developers have to pay or can pay less to
Speaker 3: Apple as a commission, which means prices could I say,
Speaker 3: could could be lower for us in the end.
Speaker 2: Okay, and then Amazon has a new assistant that's going
Speaker 2: to give shoppers a little cash back. What is that about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is really cool. I've never seen anything like
Speaker 3: this before with Amazon. So this is a new shopping
Speaker 3: extension called shop Back. This is popular in Australia. It
Speaker 3: just came to the United States. They're hoping to make
Speaker 3: a big splash and so on pretty much every Amazon
Speaker 3: order you can now get a dollar back. They also
Speaker 3: support popular retailers like Walmart, best By, Macy's, Expedia, and
Speaker 3: they just give you cash back if you have this
Speaker 3: installed on your phone or your browser. And the whole
Speaker 3: point here, Heather is this company makes money, you know,
Speaker 3: partnering with these sites and getting you ultimately to shop
Speaker 3: more and spend more money. So they also do these
Speaker 3: things called quests, which are like, you know, little things
Speaker 3: you do to make extra money on your shopping. So
Speaker 3: right now they're offering like ten dollars back if you
Speaker 3: spend two hundred dollars, five dollars back if you use
Speaker 3: this for the first time, you can cash out to PayPal.
Speaker 3: And I got to say, I'm quite impressed. I have
Speaker 3: it installed on my browser and I've got the link
Speaker 3: on my website, Rich on tech dot TV if you
Speaker 3: want to try it out.
Speaker 2: That's so cool. Well, it sounds like you're learning a
Speaker 2: lot and having a lot of it. I know you're
Speaker 2: in heaven with with you know, events like this and
Speaker 2: things like this. I'm sure you're having a really good time.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. I get to hang out with all
Speaker 3: the coolest nerds in the world and talk technology. It
Speaker 3: is I mean literally to get to talk to the
Speaker 3: people at Google that actually create the stuff we use
Speaker 3: on a daily basis to me is like the coolest
Speaker 3: thing ever. So I'm like, hey, I have a suggestion
Speaker 3: for you, and they're like, I think time's up.
Speaker 4: Rich.
Speaker 2: They're like, we got it, we got it. Oh that's
Speaker 2: so fun. Well, thank you so much for your time
Speaker 2: so morning, and thank you for your patience and helping
Speaker 2: me roll with it. Hopefully we'll get everything back on.
Speaker 3: Track now, no worries. Have a great day.
Speaker 2: Thanks Rich. All right, we'll talk soon. All right, our
Speaker 2: talk back this morning on the iHeartRadio app. Give me
Speaker 2: a call, let me know, or give us a little
Speaker 2: drop us a note if you will, and let us
Speaker 2: know a time where you've been late to work. We'd
Speaker 2: love to hear your stories, and we'll try to get
Speaker 2: those in at the bottom of the show today. All right,
Speaker 2: let's get back to some of the stories coming out
Speaker 2: of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The US military
Speaker 2: has completed a successful test launch of an unarmed nuclear
Speaker 2: missile from northern Santa Barbara County.
Speaker 5: The launch from Vandenburg Space Force Space took place just
Speaker 5: after midnight. The weapon that was tested as a minute
Speaker 5: Man three intercontinental ballistic missile, the icbm's re entry vehicle,
Speaker 5: traveled about forty two hundred miles to another test site
Speaker 5: within the Republic of the Marshall Islands. Military officials say
Speaker 5: the launch was routine and was scheduled years in advance.
Speaker 5: Daniel Martindale, CAFI News Huntington Beach.
Speaker 2: Republican Senator Tony Strickland says California's high speed rail project
Speaker 2: is hemorrhaging from self inflicted wounds. He tells kfi's John
Speaker 2: Cobalt his colleagues in the Senate need to discuss whether
Speaker 2: the high speed project should be axed.
Speaker 3: I'm welcoming Dojin and the Solo government coming in an
Speaker 3: audit this whole high speed rail because there's no way
Speaker 3: there spending these billions of dollars, and we haven't laid
Speaker 3: down one track.
Speaker 2: He says. The public's trust in the project is already
Speaker 2: low because the cost has swelled up beyond the original proposal.
Speaker 2: After weeks of tense negotiations, those Republicans appear ready to
Speaker 2: take their massive reconciliation bill, nicknamed the One Big Beautiful Bill,
Speaker 2: to the next step. Right now, we're going to talk
Speaker 2: to ABC Stephen Portnoy. He has the overnight developments from
Speaker 2: Capitol Hill. Good morning, Stephen, Hey, good morning to you. Uh.
Speaker 6: We're waiting waiting for the Rules Committee to receive the
Speaker 6: manager's amendment from the Speaker that would reflect any changes
Speaker 6: that he's prepared to make to get the holdouts on board.
Speaker 6: I know a lot of you know, oh, the Rules
Speaker 6: Committee is meeting. Yes, that's true, but that's a placeholder.
Speaker 6: It's perfunctory. All the overnight back and forth is performative.
Speaker 6: What really matters is what's going on behind closed doors,
Speaker 6: not on camera, not in the committee room, but it
Speaker 6: is sort of in the backstage place where this is
Speaker 6: all dressed up and we don't yet know exactly what
Speaker 6: kind of concession Speaker Johnson's prepared to make to get
Speaker 6: the holdouts on board. There are conservative holdouts who say
Speaker 6: that this bill doesn't cut enough, and there are moderate
Speaker 6: holdouts who demand a greater increase in the deduction for
Speaker 6: stint in lowe taxes, and they hail from places such
Speaker 6: as California, New York, and New Jersey. And yesterday they
Speaker 6: issued a joint statement saying that they expect meaningful changes
Speaker 6: to get themselves on board. And according to Andy Harris,
Speaker 6: who's a conservative from Maryland who chairs the House Freedom Caucus,
Speaker 6: he said in an interview this morning that the bill
Speaker 6: actually got worse overnight, not a good sign for Speaker Johnson,
Speaker 6: who hopes to have this bill on the floor of
Speaker 6: the House today.
Speaker 2: So how much influence does President Trump have over these negotiations,
Speaker 2: especially when it comes to moderates.
Speaker 6: Not a lot, because if he had more leverage and
Speaker 6: more power, he would have achieved yesterday the unanimity that
Speaker 6: he sought to when he went up to Capitol Hill.
Speaker 6: But after he spoke to the congressman, the takeaway was
Speaker 6: that there was still a number of holdouts enough to
Speaker 6: kill it. So let's see what more needle threading the
Speaker 6: Speaker can accomplish.
Speaker 2: So if the House Rules Committee clears the bills in
Speaker 2: what does the next expected timeline? Does it go right
Speaker 2: to the floor.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: If the Rules Committee receives the manager's amendment again, the
Speaker 6: Speaker of the House holds this bill in his hands,
Speaker 6: he's got to make the tweaks. If he delivers that
Speaker 6: those tweaks to the Rules Committee, you'd expect the Rules
Speaker 6: Committee would pass it and then it would wind up
Speaker 6: on the floor for passage. He wants that to happen today.
Speaker 2: All right, well, we will keep an eye out and
Speaker 2: see if it happens. Thank you so much, Steven, have
Speaker 2: a wonderful rest of your day. You bet all right
Speaker 2: it it's time now to get in your business. With
Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Courtney Donahoe up in your business. I know, I know,
Speaker 2: I was like, should I keep it? I'm gonna keep
Speaker 2: doing it. I don't want to Amy to be like,
Speaker 2: what have you done to my beautiful Bloomberg segment.
Speaker 1: It was actually funny, I was.
Speaker 4: I was saying off Mike earlier, how much I am,
Speaker 4: how much I love getting up in my.
Speaker 2: Business, everyday business.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm in New Yorker, I'm looking for a
Speaker 4: fight in the morning.
Speaker 2: I love that. All right. Well, let's talk about what
Speaker 2: Toyota is doing doubling down on those hybrids.
Speaker 4: Huh yes, so demand for hybrid cars, it's definitely skyrocketed
Speaker 4: in recent years, and Toyota has emerged as a market
Speaker 4: leader here in the US. And this report is sponsored
Speaker 4: by Fidelity Wealth Management. Now, the car maker is discontinuing
Speaker 4: the gas only version of the best selling RAP four,
Speaker 4: instead offering standard and plug in hybrids later this year.
Speaker 1: The current RAP for that debuted seven.
Speaker 4: Years ago, but it's begun to show the signs of age,
Speaker 4: as we all do. But it's still the top selling
Speaker 4: vehicle in the US outside of pickups. But Toyota is
Speaker 4: also thinking about tiny trucks. The automakers looking into offering
Speaker 4: a compact pickup in the US, potentially joining Ford and
Speaker 4: Hyundai in competing in this specific market.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I would want a tiny truck.
Speaker 2: I used to have a big F one fifty, and
Speaker 2: I like I like a bigger truck. But you know,
Speaker 2: maybe it's where some people might be into it.
Speaker 4: But apparently Toyota management has been saying that they have
Speaker 4: been getting requests from the dealers that they want a
Speaker 4: truck smaller than the Tundra, which is the mid size
Speaker 4: version and the full sized Coma, but there is still
Speaker 4: no timeline on if a small truck will be launched,
Speaker 4: so you don't have to worry about going violince.
Speaker 2: Okay, good, okay, good good. All right, So let's talk
Speaker 2: about Target. They're seeing shoppers continue to hold on to
Speaker 2: their wallets and not head out there.
Speaker 7: Huh.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Targe has been facing a lot of challenges, So the
Speaker 4: retailer has been struggling with consumers who are spending less
Speaker 4: on clothes, home.
Speaker 1: Goods, other non necessities in the past two years.
Speaker 4: That's a bulk of what they sell and it looks
Speaker 4: like it's not changing anytime soon. Target sees continued weakness
Speaker 4: and spending. Also, you can't forget about the uncertainty over tariffs,
Speaker 4: so a forecast a decline in sales this year. But
Speaker 4: executives say that they're also adjusting prices in response to
Speaker 4: the environment.
Speaker 1: That's a fancy way of price hikes are on the way.
Speaker 4: But one thing that was interesting is they didn't directly
Speaker 4: link the changes to tariffs.
Speaker 1: They are saying environment.
Speaker 4: Walmart said last week that price hikes were on the way,
Speaker 4: and that definitely got Donald Trump quite mad. So you
Speaker 4: see here that they were very careful with the language
Speaker 4: on saying that there are price hikes on the way.
Speaker 2: But people are still spending on their homes.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no doubt about it.
Speaker 4: It's a very different story this week from the home
Speaker 4: improvement retailers.
Speaker 1: People are still doing small fixes.
Speaker 4: Many continue to put off the big projects due to
Speaker 4: high interest rates, but they're pursuing the smaller ones and
Speaker 4: that's helping loads which report a quarterly sales at top expectations,
Speaker 4: saying yesterday Home Depot said sales ticked up in the US,
Speaker 4: boosted by small projects. But the company also said it
Speaker 4: expects to keep their current level of pricing, so not
Speaker 4: many price hikes on the way, because they said the
Speaker 4: defer their supply chain is quite diversified.
Speaker 2: Okay, always a good time talking with you. I have
Speaker 2: no idea what's going to happen tomorrow. I may not
Speaker 2: be here, I may be here. Who knows. We're going
Speaker 2: to roll with it and we're going to be well.
Speaker 1: We're always getting up in our business no matter what.
Speaker 2: Next time I talk to you, what will be getting
Speaker 2: up in your business Courtney. Thank you so much. Have
Speaker 2: a great day you too, See you later. All right,
Speaker 2: you guys, Once again, we are taking your talkbacks here
Speaker 2: at wake Up Call. Just press that talkback button on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app. A few stories are already coming in.
Speaker 2: Share your story with me of the time you were
Speaker 2: late to work. What happened? Did you get fired, did
Speaker 2: you get high fived? Did you just roll the entire shift?
Speaker 2: What happened? Just hit that talkback button and we'll try
Speaker 2: to share some of the stories before the end of
Speaker 2: the show today. If you haven't heard so far this morning,
Speaker 2: we are taking your talkbacks here on wake Up Call.
Speaker 2: Hit that talkback button on the iHeart Radio app. Tell
Speaker 2: me about a time that you overslept and what happened.
Speaker 2: I want to hear your story this morning. But right
Speaker 2: now we are going to talk about sleep and hitting
Speaker 2: that snooze button with ABC's Jim Ryan. Good morning, Jim morning.
Speaker 9: I think my worst experience was sleep. Falling asleep in
Speaker 9: an airport terminal and missing my flight. No waking up,
Speaker 9: look around and everybody's gone like, oh.
Speaker 2: Great, oh no, were you able to catch another flight?
Speaker 2: I'm assuming all right, So let's talk about this study,
Speaker 2: why are we hitting the snooze button.
Speaker 9: Because we're not getting enough sleep at night. That's the
Speaker 9: long and short of it. Researchers that took a look
Speaker 9: at this to see exactly what's going on there and
Speaker 9: found that, in fact, more than half of the world
Speaker 9: is hitting the snooze button. Mass General Brigham did this study.
Speaker 9: They looked at watch data or fitness data from twenty
Speaker 9: one thousand people around the world, which is pretty representative
Speaker 9: to see how much sleep people are getting at night
Speaker 9: and whether they're hitting the snooze button and the quality
Speaker 9: of sleep they get between the initial alarm and the
Speaker 9: snooze button. And I'll tell you, at least according to
Speaker 9: the researcher I talked with yesterday, it's not very good
Speaker 9: quality sleep. It's fragmented, it's not restorative, it's not RESTful.
Speaker 9: You just kind of dry yourself out of bed after
Speaker 9: hitting the snooze alarm a couple of times, and it's
Speaker 9: not really doing you much good.
Speaker 2: Well, I am not a snooze person, but I certainly
Speaker 2: just wants the alarm. We'll just close my eyes maybe
Speaker 2: for a few more minutes. This morning, I didn't hear
Speaker 2: the alarm at all. So that's also another problem. Why
Speaker 2: what is this, Why are we doing this? Why are
Speaker 2: researchers saying that our brains and bodies you know, want
Speaker 2: to hit that's snooze button, and why isn't it helpful
Speaker 2: that we can get an extra ten minutes.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, it's a symptom as much as anything else.
Speaker 9: It means that you're not getting enough sleep at night.
Speaker 9: So the advice from these researchers and others is that
Speaker 9: you need to try to get to bed earlier, try
Speaker 9: to figure out what your optimally is, what a sweet
Speaker 9: spot is for your sleep schedule, and it's different for
Speaker 9: different people. Some folks, Conano gets along with three hours
Speaker 9: sleep at night, some folks need ten hours sleep at night,
Speaker 9: and then most of us are somewhere in between. Right,
Speaker 9: So you find that that sweet spot, then back time
Speaker 9: it so that you're getting to bed at the proper
Speaker 9: time and instead of you know, hitting the sleep you know,
Speaker 9: thinking all right, I'm gonna set my alarm for six
Speaker 9: thirty and if I can't get up, I'll hit the
Speaker 9: snooze get up at six thirty five. Just set the
Speaker 9: initial alarm for six thirty five and get out of bed.
Speaker 9: Come on.
Speaker 2: Oooh, all right, maybe sees Jim Ryan telling us how
Speaker 2: to get it going. I'm going to I need that
Speaker 2: is good advice for me, especially this morning. So Jim,
Speaker 2: thank you so much. It is definitely I think we
Speaker 2: all as a country need more sleep. Right, Yeah, we'll
Speaker 2: work finally. Thank you, Jim. Have a wonderful rest of
Speaker 2: your day.
Speaker 9: By the way, I asked that researcher yesterday, do you
Speaker 9: ever hit the sleep this news alarm?
Speaker 1: She said?
Speaker 9: She pucially she said yes sometimes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean everybody's done it. Everybody's done it. Well,
Speaker 2: hopefully we can all maybe squeeze in a nap at
Speaker 2: some point with me today too. I'm going to for
Speaker 2: sure good for you. All right, Thanks Jim, We'll talk soon.
Speaker 3: See ya.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get back to some of the stories
Speaker 2: coming out of the KFI twenty four hour newsroom. The
Speaker 2: Mayor of Saint Louis has signed in order to clarify
Speaker 2: the sounding of tornado sirens. It comes just days after
Speaker 2: the city was hit by a tornado, but the sirens
Speaker 2: didn't activate properly. Mayor Garas Spencer says the fire Department
Speaker 2: will now be the designated direct National Weather service Alert recipient.
Speaker 2: We are in the process of automating that system.
Speaker 4: Within a year, there will not be a need to
Speaker 4: have a human being press the button.
Speaker 2: She says. The old protocol was in place in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty one and it wasn't clear who was responsible for
Speaker 2: pushing the button to activate the sirens. A retired social
Speaker 2: worker is keeping an ear on his old gig.
Speaker 7: Paul Jenkinson retired in twenty seventeen, but he's still doing
Speaker 7: what he did when he worked, listening to people. The
Speaker 7: former therapist from Nova Scotia began his I will listen
Speaker 7: to her across Canada on May first, with a folding
Speaker 7: table in two chairs. He says, it's like a stranger
Speaker 7: on the plane that you're never going to see again.
Speaker 7: There's no timeline, no topics barred, no charge, no pressure,
Speaker 7: and he'll keep it confidential unless they talk about harming
Speaker 7: themselves or others.
Speaker 2: He says.
Speaker 7: He's homeless, but not destitute, more like a transient with money,
Speaker 7: and the people who sit across from him range from
Speaker 7: recovering addicts to people like him who help others just
Speaker 7: by listening. Michael Krozer, I News.
Speaker 2: All right, we are wrapping up Wake up Call. But
Speaker 2: before we go today, I want to say huge thank
Speaker 2: you to everybody in the wake up call crew for
Speaker 2: being so patient with me and helping me keep things
Speaker 2: rolling along this morning. Seriously, best team in the biz.
Speaker 2: Thank you guys so much. And now I want to
Speaker 2: hear your sleep in stories. Who wants to go first?
Speaker 2: Will tell me your sleep in stories. I've had too
Speaker 2: many to mention. Okay, I've even had one here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like, you know, it happened, It happens. It's mortifying,
Speaker 2: but it happens. Okay, all right, and cono, have you
Speaker 2: had any sleep in stories or overslept stories.
Speaker 1: On the other day.
Speaker 2: I know I didn't want to call. I didn't want
Speaker 2: to mention it, but I was like, you did want
Speaker 2: to mention it? No, yeah, you don't want to be
Speaker 2: by yourself, that's right, Okay, I do want There is
Speaker 2: comfort in solidarity for sure. And Anne ran away maybe
Speaker 2: she doesn't want to admit that she had a sleep
Speaker 2: in a moment, but we have some talkbacks here. I
Speaker 2: want to share what people are saying about the times
Speaker 2: that they overslept. Here is what Here's what people are
Speaker 2: calling in and saying.
Speaker 8: It's truly the next from Brooklyn, and I fell football
Speaker 8: yard football. Okay, here we go. During nine to eleven,
Speaker 8: I overslept, I was late for work. I woke up,
Speaker 8: grabbed the phone and tune. I looked at the TV.
Speaker 8: I saw that the first tower went down. Obviously work
Speaker 8: was closed that day. But there you go.
Speaker 2: Wow, so too bad. Okay, Marvin, Wow, thank you so
Speaker 2: much for that story. That's now I don't feel so bad. Now,
Speaker 2: I'll never forget that day. Yeah, exactly, all right, here's
Speaker 2: not one.
Speaker 10: So I worked nightshift as a nurse in the er
Speaker 10: and one day I had taken my.
Speaker 3: Kids to Fool, came home, went to sleep.
Speaker 10: I had worked the night before, and then like at
Speaker 10: three o'clock pm, I woke up in a panic because
Speaker 10: I forgot that I needs to get up and pick
Speaker 10: my kids up from school.
Speaker 1: So I jump in the car in.
Speaker 10: My pajamas, and my kids are waiting on the curb,
Speaker 10: and they're.
Speaker 2: Like, oh my goodness, listen, moms get a pass because
Speaker 2: there is a lot that moms, we have a lot
Speaker 2: going on, especially when you're dealing with young kids. So
Speaker 2: that wow, Well, I'm glad. I hope everything worked out,
Speaker 2: and Okay, guys, I think that's going to do it.
Speaker 2: We made it. We made it to the end of
Speaker 2: wake Up Call. Thank you all so much for your patience,
Speaker 2: and again, thank you so much to the wake Up
Speaker 2: Call crew. And if you want to continue to share
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