Speaker 1: Toby and Chilly in the Morning on ninety seven point
Speaker 1: one wash FM, where it's always good to wake up
Speaker 1: and start a brand new day, and we believe in
Speaker 1: feeling good before five.
Speaker 2: There's always a reason.
Speaker 1: No matter how crazier a sideways your life may be
Speaker 1: going with stuff, there's something you can find to feel
Speaker 1: all right about. So, Chilly, what do you feel good
Speaker 1: about this morning?
Speaker 3: I feel good that despite the fact that two seventy
Speaker 3: was shut down. Ooh, and thankfully the driver of the
Speaker 3: accident that shut it down is okay, I was re
Speaker 3: routed and able to still get here. You know, sometimes
Speaker 3: you can't be rerouted because you're in the thick of
Speaker 3: it and you're stuck stuck. But they had shut it
Speaker 3: down to a point where I had the ability to
Speaker 3: get off a different exit, go take take the Beltway
Speaker 3: in as opposed to two seventy.
Speaker 1: I heard about that on the way in this morning. Fortunately,
Speaker 1: all I have to do is drive like back roads,
Speaker 1: neighborhood streets. But yeah, that could have been a nightmare
Speaker 1: and in from Tyson's yeah.
Speaker 3: No it so for that, I'm grateful. Why are you
Speaker 3: feeling good well?
Speaker 2: Because you look very tanned today.
Speaker 3: That's making you feel good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, because it's a reminder that summer is in
Speaker 1: full swing and that apparently apparently it doesn't always thunderstorm
Speaker 1: for two days or whatever, and you can lay out
Speaker 1: and get some sun and you can whatever.
Speaker 2: I missed the sun.
Speaker 1: I haven't been able to spend time by the pool
Speaker 1: because of some ongoing stuff. But you know what, it
Speaker 1: gives me hope to see you tan, knowing that at
Speaker 1: some point in time I will too be out by
Speaker 1: the pool.
Speaker 3: Look, I can recommend some really good tan and a can,
Speaker 3: so you can also, you know, use that to look darker.
Speaker 3: You don't have to go out into the sun to get.
Speaker 2: Dark tan in a can.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's what I call like tanning products.
Speaker 2: That's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just used to use the spray that had
Speaker 1: the what's it called in it, the bronzer.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, yeah, that's it's the same idea.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: They have creams, they have mooses that you can put
Speaker 3: on your body, and you look more natural now than
Speaker 3: back in the day when you look orange.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because if you go to like a tanning bed,
Speaker 1: and I haven't been to a tanning bed in years years,
Speaker 1: but I will tell you that that makes you look
Speaker 1: very orange and very very weird, and you taste very
Speaker 1: very odd for like a hot minute because of the
Speaker 1: stuff they give you tann accelerator or whatever. I'm like,
Speaker 1: what is this chemical I'm putting on my body? And why?
Speaker 1: Why are you feeling good this morning? Give us a
Speaker 1: call and let us know eight sixty six ninety seven
Speaker 1: forty three sixty one so we can share in your
Speaker 1: joy this early morning. In the meantime, got the news
Speaker 1: on the way. Top Stories at the top of the hour.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 3: Ooh, the Washington commanders are bringing back some throwback uniforms.
Speaker 5: We'll tell you more in just a few Top Stories.
Speaker 5: Top of the Hour.
Speaker 3: Top Stories presented by Celsius Energy Drinks. Well, it's been
Speaker 3: almost a week since Central Texas was hit by devastating
Speaker 3: flash flooding that left over one hundred people dead. More
Speaker 3: than one hundred and seventy you're still missing, with the
Speaker 3: governor now vowing that no one will rest until everyone
Speaker 3: has been accounted for. The Trump administration is enacting a
Speaker 3: fifty percent tariff on Brazilian goods. The President said the
Speaker 3: new tariff rate on imports from Brazil is in response
Speaker 3: to what he calls the very unfair trade relationship between
Speaker 3: both countries. Seventeen black firefighters suing DC fire and Ems,
Speaker 3: claiming that it's clean shave policy is discriminatory. They argue
Speaker 3: it unfairly impacts those with the skin conditions that make
Speaker 3: it painful to shave, and also fails to accommodate religious
Speaker 3: beliefs despite passing mask fit tests. The Washington Commanders are
Speaker 3: going to be paying tribute to their Super Bowl era
Speaker 3: this season with throwback uniforms resembling those from their championship
Speaker 3: wins from the eighties and nineties. These throwback uniforms are
Speaker 3: going to be worn three times okay November second, November thirtieth,
Speaker 3: and December twenty fifth. The lotus and water lily blooms
Speaker 3: are already emerging at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens in Northeast DC,
Speaker 3: with peak flowering expected around mid July, just in time
Speaker 3: for the Lotus and Water Lily Festival from July eighteenth
Speaker 3: through the twentieth, and visitors are encouraged to explore the
Speaker 3: different pond areas. And finally, Mattel launching a barbie with
Speaker 3: type one diabetes and glucose monitor. The Barbie Fashionista's doll
Speaker 3: with Type one diabetes, available now through Walmart and Amazon
Speaker 3: for ten ninety nine forecasts four Today, Cloudy Skies later
Speaker 3: hides around eighty two Right now seventy one in Landover.
Speaker 2: That's the news with Toby and Chilly in the morning.
Speaker 1: We call it top Stories at the top of the hour,
Speaker 1: coming up in just a few minutes, news about you
Speaker 1: and your mindset.
Speaker 2: Well, actually it's not really news.
Speaker 1: It's just the hope that maybe we found something that
Speaker 1: will motivate you, inspire you, and maybe that you could
Speaker 1: send to somebody else that might help them to take
Speaker 1: on a brand nude day. That is next at ninety
Speaker 1: seven point one WASHFM. Stay with us Toby and Chili
Speaker 1: in the morning on this Thursday. It's ninety seven point
Speaker 1: one WASHFM, and it's time for us to talk about
Speaker 1: you and your mindset this.
Speaker 3: Morning, and we want to get you into a better
Speaker 3: headspace by sharing a quote that we have found on
Speaker 3: the internet.
Speaker 1: Heath Ledger, the great actor who was taken from us
Speaker 1: too soon, said in Ten Things I Hate about You,
Speaker 1: don't let anyone ever make you feel like you don't
Speaker 1: deserve what you want. Heath Ledger in ten Things I
Speaker 1: Hate About You, says don't let anyone ever make you
Speaker 1: feel like you don't deserve what you want. You want big,
Speaker 1: you want loud, good, claim it without apology. Today Heath
Speaker 1: Ledger with your morning Mindset. It's ninety seven point one
Speaker 1: WASHFM Toby and Chili in the Morning. And if that
Speaker 1: helped you, maybe it'll help somebody else. You can find
Speaker 1: it on the Toby and Chili page at WASHFMT, in
Speaker 1: the show podcast, or you can also reach out to
Speaker 1: Chili or myself. We'll be happy to send it to you.
Speaker 1: Coming up, as Toby and Chilly in the Morning continues,
Speaker 1: So there's.
Speaker 3: A woman on the internet who said she was shocked
Speaker 3: when the cops show it up at her door after
Speaker 3: a neighbor complain that she was growing something illegal. Now
Speaker 3: the true story, though, is going to make you laugh,
Speaker 3: and it's got us wondering, like, what have your neighbors
Speaker 3: complained to you about.
Speaker 2: They had you shook it.
Speaker 1: We'll talk coming up in minutes eight sixty six, nine two,
Speaker 1: seven forty three sixty one To join the conversation or
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Speaker 1: The number is eight sixty six nine two seven forty
Speaker 1: three sixty one and talkback microphone. It's wide open. If
Speaker 1: you're listening to ninety seven point one watch FM Toby
Speaker 1: and Chilly in the morning and you're signed into your
Speaker 1: iHeart app. Question this morning, what have your neighbors complained
Speaker 1: to you about?
Speaker 3: Yes? About you to you? Because this all comes from
Speaker 3: a woman in the UK. The cop showed up at
Speaker 3: her door because a neighbor suspected she was growing cannabis.
Speaker 3: Well it wasn't cannabis, okay, her bedroom window. It was
Speaker 3: a one of these drier tent things to speed up
Speaker 3: laundry drying indoors. And the neighbor was all nosy and
Speaker 3: thought she was doing something illegal. But sometimes, yeah, neighbors
Speaker 3: do complain to you about stuff. You and I have
Speaker 3: been in this position before.
Speaker 2: Yes, you with your straight up lights for your house.
Speaker 3: Yes, and you with your alarm clock that the next
Speaker 3: door neighbor says is way too loud.
Speaker 1: You have to do better, she said in the note
Speaker 1: she left us right she did. I was like, well, okay, Thomas,
Speaker 1: good morning, and thanks for listening to Tacomba Park. So
Speaker 1: have your neighbors complained about you? To you what they
Speaker 1: complain about.
Speaker 6: My neighbor that lives right behind me ring my bell
Speaker 6: to complain about my dog barking at them when they're
Speaker 6: in their backyard. To be fair, my dog does bark
Speaker 6: at him, but it's like once a month, and he's
Speaker 6: a tiny little dog that barks for like two minutes
Speaker 6: and it's done.
Speaker 4: Get over it.
Speaker 3: Look, I'm somebody who has a dog too, and sometimes
Speaker 3: the little dogs are the ones that bark the loudest.
Speaker 2: Truth.
Speaker 1: Mikayla, good morning, and thanks for listening to us. In
Speaker 1: fair facts, have your neighbors complained about you?
Speaker 3: To you?
Speaker 2: What they complain about?
Speaker 3: The windchimes?
Speaker 7: Apparently they were too whimsical and emotionally disruptive.
Speaker 6: I didn't know windchimes could trigger an existential crisis, but
Speaker 6: here we.
Speaker 3: Are, Mikayla, thanks so much for calling.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: We've got wind chimes on our deck, but thankfully the
Speaker 3: neighbors on both sides of us find it to.
Speaker 2: Be peaceful and calm.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, like, especially with the thunderstorms we had this week.
Speaker 1: I have some chimes on my patio. There was this
Speaker 1: piece in the midst of the thunderstorm. It was very
Speaker 1: sun yes, Toby, and chilly in the morning. What have
Speaker 1: your neighbors complained about you to you? Tell us everything.
Speaker 1: Tap that talk back microphone to give us a call.
Speaker 1: We always love hearing your stories. And we've got top
Speaker 1: stories at the top of the hour coming up in minutes.
Speaker 3: Do not move.
Speaker 8: Top Stories top of the hour.
Speaker 3: President Trump's nominee to lead, Noah Neil Jacobs, call the
Speaker 3: deadly flooding in central Texas a wake up call, with
Speaker 3: over one hundred and twenty dead and one hundred and
Speaker 3: seventies still missing. Jacobs told the Senators that he would
Speaker 3: prioritize staffing at local weather service offices and improve forecasting
Speaker 3: if confirmed. DC Mayor Muriel Bowser slammed a council committee
Speaker 3: for altering her housing reform plan, accusing council member Robert
Speaker 3: White of supporting residents abusing the system. She urged the
Speaker 3: full council to reject the amended Rental Act in next
Speaker 3: week's vote. The Washington Commanders are celebrating their Super Bowl
Speaker 3: era with retro inspired alternate uniforms this season, featuring white
Speaker 3: jerseys with burgundy numbers trimmed in gold white, gold stripes
Speaker 3: on the sleeves and gold face masks. The Throwbacks are
Speaker 3: going to be debuting November two against the Seahawks, with
Speaker 3: additional appearances on November thirtieth and on Christmas Day. The
Speaker 3: Virginia DMV is launching a statewide Blue Envelope program to
Speaker 3: support drivers who are on the autism spectrum. The envelopes,
Speaker 3: to which can hold registration and insurance documents, will also
Speaker 3: offer law enforcement guidance on how to communicate effectively during
Speaker 3: those traffic stops. It is available for free at all
Speaker 3: Virginia DMV customer service centers and Nintendo has announced Animal
Speaker 3: Crossing's first ever collab with Crocs, and it's coming out
Speaker 3: later this year. The special collection will include footwear and
Speaker 3: accessories inspired by the video game Animal Crossing. Platform. Clogs
Speaker 3: for adults will set you back about seventy dollars and
Speaker 3: classic clogs for kids will cost fifty five bucks. Orgass
Speaker 3: for today, Cloudy Skies Later. I was around eighty two
Speaker 3: right now seventy one in Leesburg.
Speaker 1: Yesterday we were talking about his story here at ninety
Speaker 1: seven point one Wash FM with Toby and Chilly in
Speaker 1: the Morning. There's a guy who decided he was going
Speaker 1: to charge his daughters and their significant others rent because
Speaker 1: they were living basically rent free in his place, and
Speaker 1: it caused a discussion on what I'm going to ask
Speaker 1: my daughter to do at some point in time. Well,
Speaker 1: there's some people who had some opinions both on talkback
Speaker 1: who left us a message, and then Brian from Hagerstown
Speaker 1: gave us a call to drop some advice.
Speaker 2: You've got to hear this.
Speaker 1: It is next with Toby and Chilly in the Morning.
Speaker 2: Toby and Chilly in the Morning.
Speaker 1: It's ninety seven point one washm And yesterday we were
Speaker 1: talking about.
Speaker 3: How you are thinking about having a conversation with your
Speaker 3: adult daughter who's graduated from college, and whether she should
Speaker 3: start to pitch in to help you with the rent
Speaker 3: and stuff.
Speaker 1: David White sent us a talkbag message about this.
Speaker 9: Let's listen, Hey, Toby, my parents took a different approach
Speaker 9: when I was nineteen and my brother was eighteen. They
Speaker 9: said we're moving and we don't have any room for you.
Speaker 9: So we learned real quick how to stand on our own.
Speaker 9: But up until that point we had to get jobs
Speaker 9: and pay for her own insurance and gas. We learned
Speaker 9: life lessons early, and that's what you got to do
Speaker 9: with your daughter.
Speaker 4: Sorry, buddy, get it done.
Speaker 3: Ooh, buckle up, Toby.
Speaker 2: Get her done.
Speaker 3: Here comes Brian.
Speaker 1: Who was listening to us yesterday. He wanted to throw
Speaker 1: in on the conversation.
Speaker 4: I might sound harsh. I'm the parent, I'm the adult.
Speaker 4: It's not hard. Do you bring it up, say we
Speaker 4: have to have a conversation. If you bring it up
Speaker 4: in a sense of this is for you as well.
Speaker 4: It's not just giving me money, it's to help you
Speaker 4: learn how to manage your life. You're teaching your kid
Speaker 4: life skills. A lot of parents now don't want to
Speaker 4: hurt their kids' feelings. They don't want to make them
Speaker 4: feel uncomfortable. You know, your relationship with your daughter, That
Speaker 4: right there alone takes all the battle out of it.
Speaker 4: My kids, I got four boys, and they're all I
Speaker 4: won't say knuckleheads, but they're all hard. So that conversation
Speaker 4: isn't exactly a conversation I can share on the radio.
Speaker 4: They understood where I was coming from, and when they didn't. Now,
Speaker 4: like I said, every boy that lived with me that
Speaker 4: had to pay something once they got out in the world.
Speaker 4: A couple of them called back and said, thank you.
Speaker 4: I would have lost my mind managing food bills, rent
Speaker 4: car payments, if nothing else. That's a conversation you need
Speaker 4: to have just to help them. You guys, have a
Speaker 4: good day, and good luck with your conversation if you have.
Speaker 4: If you need to look me up, I'll come hold
Speaker 4: your hand while you talk to her.
Speaker 5: Toby and Chili's nearly impossible question, Chillie, what is our
Speaker 5: question on this Thursday morning?
Speaker 3: According to a study, people do this thirty percent less
Speaker 3: now than they did back in twenty nineteen. What is it?
Speaker 2: If you know the answer?
Speaker 1: Eight sixty six nine two seven forty three sixty one,
Speaker 1: call us now, take tickets to see Cindy Lapper when
Speaker 1: she comes to town just a couple of weeks thanks
Speaker 1: to Live Nation.
Speaker 2: Here's the question again.
Speaker 3: Well, according to a study, people do this thirty percent
Speaker 3: less now than they did in twenty nineteen. Here's a hint.
Speaker 3: It's visiting a location, so it's okay, so tell us
Speaker 3: what location they're visiting.
Speaker 1: Less now eight sixty six nine two seven forty three
Speaker 1: sixty one is the number?
Speaker 2: Call now?
Speaker 1: Answer right, you're gonna go see Cindy Lapper. Your Nearly
Speaker 1: Impossible Question is on for this Thursday.
Speaker 8: Toby and Chili's Nearly Impossible Question and.
Speaker 2: The question one more time for this Thursday morning is.
Speaker 3: According to a new study, people visit this place thirty
Speaker 3: percent less now than they did back in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: Where is it?
Speaker 2: Cleveland? Is here from Fairfax, Cleveland? Good morning? What is
Speaker 2: your guess?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say library.
Speaker 2: Library. When's the last time you were at a library.
Speaker 4: Twenty nineteen?
Speaker 2: Well, it's been a minute.
Speaker 3: Whoa, Oh, you know, because the Internet, we could just
Speaker 3: look things up ourselves at home. Right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also we consider you know, chat GPT, you know, you
Speaker 4: ask it to figure it out for you.
Speaker 3: So that's true.
Speaker 1: Yep, give me a synopsis of the following book. Yeah right,
Speaker 1: it's just not the same as the library. But hey,
Speaker 1: no it's not. But that's a great guess. It's the
Speaker 1: correct answer.
Speaker 3: People do visit libraries thirty percent less now than they
Speaker 3: did in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: Congrats, all right, Tickets to Cindy Lauper are yours right now? Congratulations,
Speaker 1: Thanks to Live Nation, You're going to the show on
Speaker 1: July twenty fourth.
Speaker 4: Wow, that is awesome.
Speaker 1: See you wake up, you guest library and you'll win.
Speaker 1: Congratulations Cleveland from Fairfax.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you so much. I'll listen you guys
Speaker 4: every morning, so I'm glad to actually be able to
Speaker 4: get through the side.
Speaker 2: Well, we're glad you did too. We love you for listening.
Speaker 1: And if you want to win some tickets to see
Speaker 1: Cindy Lauper, we've got more of them tomorrow morning. With
Speaker 1: your nearly impossible question, Stay there for the news. Top
Speaker 1: stories at the top of the hour, on the way
Speaker 1: in minute.
Speaker 8: Top Stories top of the hour.
Speaker 3: It's been almost a week since Central Texas was hit
Speaker 3: by that devastating flash flooding that left over one hundred
Speaker 3: people dead. More than one hundred and seventy people are
Speaker 3: still missing, with the governor now vowing that no one
Speaker 3: will rest until everyone has been accounted for. The Trump
Speaker 3: administration is enacting a fifty percent tariff on Brazilian goods.
Speaker 3: The President says the new tariff rate on import from
Speaker 3: Brazil is in response to what he calls the very
Speaker 3: unfair trade relationship between both countries. Former President Biden's White
Speaker 3: House physician, doctor Kevin O'Connor, declined to answer questions before
Speaker 3: the House Oversight Committee, invoking the Fifth Amendment during a
Speaker 3: closed door session. He was subpoenaed as part of a
Speaker 3: GOP led investigation into Biden's mental fitness. Over a dozen
Speaker 3: black firefighters are suing DC Fire and Ems over its
Speaker 3: facial hair policy. They argue it discriminates against those with
Speaker 3: skin conditions that make shaving painful and also fails to
Speaker 3: accommodate religious beliefs supporting facial hair. The department has declined
Speaker 3: to comment. The Washington Commanders will pay tribute to their
Speaker 3: Super Bowl era this season with some throwback uniforms that
Speaker 3: resemble those from their championship wins in the eighties and nineties,
Speaker 3: and they're going to be worn on games on November second,
Speaker 3: November thirtieth, and on Christmas Day. NBC has announced the
Speaker 3: upcoming premiere of a Wicked concert special. It's set to
Speaker 3: air November sixth. The two hour event will feature Ariana
Speaker 3: Grande and Cynthia Arrivo leading a cast of co stars
Speaker 3: and surprise guests. Forecast for today, we'll have cloudy skies
Speaker 3: with highs around eighty two right now seventy one in Gaithersburg.
Speaker 2: And that is the news.
Speaker 1: Toby and Chilly give you top stories at the top
Speaker 1: of the hour, Tell all your friends and stay with
Speaker 1: us because seventy seven percent of Americans now prioritize feeling
Speaker 1: good overlooking good. Oh is that from Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 1: It's not how you feel, it's how you look. But
Speaker 1: it's not. And we'll explain why coming up in just minutes.
Speaker 1: That something you wear looks good but it might be uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Stay there for more and if you want to get
Speaker 1: involved now eight sixty six, nine two seven forty three
Speaker 1: sixty one. One of the things we do here with
Speaker 1: Toby and Chilly in the morning is make sure that
Speaker 1: you learn something new at ninety seven point one wash FM.
Speaker 1: That's why this is interesting. Seventy seven percent of Americans
Speaker 1: now prioritize feeling good overlooking good. However, there are things
Speaker 1: that we wear that look good but are wicked uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: I'm just glad that as we get older, we're realizing
Speaker 3: comfort matters more than style. Yes, I don't mean it
Speaker 3: doesn't matter. Well, it does because there are things that
Speaker 3: we all wear for I want to say, vanity reasons
Speaker 3: that are like vices, right, like spanks, for me. Well,
Speaker 3: I mean when those things were invented, thank you, Sarah Blakeley,
Speaker 3: we loved wearing them. I still wear them under formal dresses,
Speaker 3: but I'm not going to be wearing them day to
Speaker 3: day because I enjoy breathing. Can you think of something
Speaker 3: in your wardrobe that you know you're stylin and profiling
Speaker 3: when you wear them? But oh my god, they hurt.
Speaker 1: Boots that aren't broken in, or dress shoes that aren't
Speaker 1: broken in.
Speaker 3: You do look good in cowboy boots?
Speaker 2: Well, thank you.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you've actually said that, because I haven't
Speaker 1: worn cowboy boots in a minute. But there's there's lots
Speaker 1: of different reasons for that. However, when they're not broken in. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to name specific brands, Luke Hazy,
Speaker 1: they are very very tight on everything down there, the calf,
Speaker 1: the foot, there's no movement. It's not okay, and it
Speaker 1: causes a problem, especially when you're out, So spanks boots.
Speaker 1: What's something that you wear that looks good but is
Speaker 1: crazy uncomfortable. This is where you call us and you
Speaker 1: tell us what it is that you believe is very
Speaker 1: uncomfortable but looks good.
Speaker 2: Oh, the things we do for fashion.
Speaker 1: Eight sixty six nine two seven forty three sixty one
Speaker 1: is the number. Talk back wide open two if it's
Speaker 1: easier for you to be signed in and leave us
Speaker 1: a quick voice note. We love talking to you about
Speaker 1: these things and we can't wait to hear what you
Speaker 1: have to say. Then we'll get back to this conversation
Speaker 1: after eight. However, Next, it's another one of your crazy
Speaker 1: first date stories.
Speaker 3: Angeline and Fairfax went out with a guy who gave
Speaker 3: her a different number and then showed up really late.
Speaker 1: What did this mean for the date? How did they
Speaker 1: end up? You've got to hear this.
Speaker 5: Next, it's Toby and Tilly's crazy first date Angeline.
Speaker 1: Good morning from Fairfax. So tell us about this guy.
Speaker 7: Funny enough, we met at work. We were at a
Speaker 7: training together and he showed up fifteen minutes late and
Speaker 7: tried to sneak in the back and the instructor called
Speaker 7: him out and told.
Speaker 3: Him to sit right next to me.
Speaker 7: We hit it off, and he asked me out on
Speaker 7: a date, and I got a really weird email the
Speaker 7: day of the date saying, Hey, I'm going to call you,
Speaker 7: but it might be from a number you don't recognize.
Speaker 3: Wait, what's that all about?
Speaker 7: So he calls me and he shares with me that
Speaker 7: he had been out the night before he lost his phone,
Speaker 7: but he still wanted to go on this state at
Speaker 7: Dave Inbusters, and I showed up to Dave investors in this.
Speaker 3: Guy, I mean, he must just always be late, because
Speaker 3: I waited.
Speaker 7: There for about fifteen minutes thinking that I was getting ghosted.
Speaker 3: So did he ever show up?
Speaker 7: He did show up, and we did have a really
Speaker 7: good time, and we ended up getting married later that year.
Speaker 1: So it seems that this guy's chronic lateness is just
Speaker 1: something that's indicative of your relationship.
Speaker 7: It's a part of our relationship for the last twelve years.
Speaker 7: I think what's happened is I've become more late in
Speaker 7: life living with him.
Speaker 1: If you want to see Maroon five, call us now
Speaker 1: at eight six six ninety two, seven forty three sixty one.
Speaker 3: And tell us about a crazy first State story that
Speaker 3: you've been on and become an instant finalist.
Speaker 1: Good or bad, It probably makes for a great story.
Speaker 1: Call right now. The News is on the way. Next
Speaker 1: with Toby and Chilly in the morning hang Out.
Speaker 5: Top Stories Top of the Hour search teams in Central
Speaker 5: Texas are racing to find more than one hundred and
Speaker 5: seventy people who are still missing after last week's devastating floods,
Speaker 5: and the death toll has now climbed to at least
Speaker 5: one hundred and twenty.
Speaker 3: DC Mayor Muriel Bowser slammed a council committee for altering
Speaker 3: her housing reform plan, accusing Councilmember Robert White of supporting
Speaker 3: residents who abused the system. She urged the full Council
Speaker 3: to reject the amended Rental Act in next week's vote.
Speaker 3: The Washington Commanders are celebrating their Super Bowl era with
Speaker 3: retro inspired alternate uniforms this season, featuring white jerseys with
Speaker 3: burgundy numbers trimmed in gold, gold stripes on the sleeves,
Speaker 3: and gold face masks. The throwbacks will debut on November
Speaker 3: second against the Seahawks, with additional appearances on November thirtieth
Speaker 3: and December twenty fifth. The Virginia DMV launching a statewide
Speaker 3: Blue Envelope program to support drivers who are on the
Speaker 3: autism spectrum. The envelopes, which can hold registration and insurance documents,
Speaker 3: also offer law enforcement guidance on communicating effectively during traffic stops.
Speaker 3: The program is available for free at all Virginia DMV
Speaker 3: customer service centers, and TikTok may soon look different for
Speaker 3: US users, as Byteedance plans to launch a US only
Speaker 3: version of the app called M two on September fourth.
Speaker 3: The move aims to comply with the new US laws
Speaker 3: that could ban TikTok unless its American operations are sold now.
Speaker 3: The current app called M is expected to be pulled
Speaker 3: from US app stores once M two launches, and also
Speaker 3: could stop working altogether by March. Ass for today, Cloudy
Speaker 3: Skies High's around eighty two right now, seventy two in Arlington.
Speaker 2: That's the news.
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Speaker 3: Search teams in Central Texas are racing to find more
Speaker 3: than one hundred and seventy people who are still missing
Speaker 3: after last week's devastating floods, and the death toll has
Speaker 3: now climbed to at least one hundred and twenty. DC
Speaker 3: Mayor Muriel Bowser slammed a council committee for altering her
Speaker 3: housing reform plan, accusing council Member Robert White of apporting
Speaker 3: residents who abuse the system. She urged the full Council
Speaker 3: to reject the amended Rental Act in next week's vote.
Speaker 3: The Washington Commanders are celebrating their Super Bowl era with
Speaker 3: retro inspired alternate uniforms this season, featuring white jerseys with
Speaker 3: burgundy numbers trimmed in gold, gold stripes on the sleeves,
Speaker 3: and gold face masks. The throwbacks will debut on November
Speaker 3: two against the Seahawks, with additional appearances on November thirtieth
Speaker 3: and December twenty fifth. The Virginia DMB launching a statewide
Speaker 3: Blue Envelope program to support drivers who are on the
Speaker 3: autism spectrum. The envelopes, which can hold registration and insurance documents,
Speaker 3: also offer law enforcement guidance on communicating effectively during traffic stops.
Speaker 3: The program is available for free at all Virginia DMB
Speaker 3: customer service centers, and TikTok may soon look different for
Speaker 3: USU users, as byte Edance plans to launch a US
Speaker 3: only version of the app called M two on September fourth.
Speaker 3: The move aims to comply with the new US laws
Speaker 3: that could ban TikTok unless it's American operations are sold now.
Speaker 3: The current app called M is expected to be pulled
Speaker 3: from US app stores once M two launches, and also
Speaker 3: could stop working altogether by March orcast for today, Cloudy Skies.
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Speaker 1: Toby and Chili sob stories on ninety seven point one
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Speaker 1: talk with you about what makes you look good? But
Speaker 1: oh lord, it's uncomfortable to wear. What would that be?
Speaker 1: Eight sixty six nine two seven forty three sixty one.
Speaker 1: If you want to jump in, tap the talk bag
Speaker 1: microphone if you're signed into your app. Sometimes that's easier.
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Speaker 1: Seventy seven percent of Americans now prioritize feeling good over
Speaker 1: looking good.
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Speaker 2: This is according to a recent survey.
Speaker 3: And we're very thankful for that. So we were wondering, like,
Speaker 3: what are some things that you know you look good
Speaker 3: in but are so uncomfortable. Earlier, Toby you had said.
Speaker 1: Cowboy boots are dress shoes that are not broken in,
Speaker 1: and you said spanks.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, sure, I look a lot better when
Speaker 3: I wear spanks, but no, thank you. I like breathing.
Speaker 1: And Stefan is listening to us in Waldorf fright now. Stefan, well,
Speaker 1: it looks good on you, but makes you very uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: I think I look good in.
Speaker 4: Tight shirts, but they just suck to wear.
Speaker 3: They're so constricting.
Speaker 4: I mean, I do have muscle and wear entice shirts
Speaker 4: just sort of goes with that, but doesn't mean I
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you sharing that, but still, spanks are far
Speaker 3: worse than any of your shirts.
Speaker 1: Trust me, it's true. I've tried on spanks. You can't
Speaker 1: breathe case Sandra's here from Bethezda. Thank you for waking
Speaker 1: up with us. So what looks good but is very
Speaker 1: uncomfortable to you?
Speaker 3: I strapless bra.
Speaker 6: It looks smooth underclothes, but it makes it feel like
Speaker 6: you're being slowly crushed by advice and betrayed my.
Speaker 3: Gravity, Cassandra, that is so true. The best part of
Speaker 3: every woman's day is coming home, taking off that bra
Speaker 3: and letting the girls breathe.
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