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Speaker 2: Well, good morning, and thanks for choosing Toby and Chili
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Speaker 2: Chef m as always, why are you feeling good before five, eight, six, six, nine, two, seven,
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Speaker 3: We'll get it here in the station. Chili, Why are
Speaker 3: you feeling good today?
Speaker 4: Well, I'd mentioned that we got our house painted, and
Speaker 4: you know why I'm feeling good is because when you
Speaker 4: have to remove certain things or clear out certain things
Speaker 4: for the painters, it forces us all to ask, do
Speaker 4: I really need this?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Do you know what I mean? You know, of course
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. You've been through it yunk everywhere.
Speaker 4: But I thought I really needed those jars, or I
Speaker 4: thought I really needed those the set of cups that
Speaker 4: I haven't touched or used in a decade.
Speaker 3: So that's what I did yesterday.
Speaker 4: I didn't put back like half the stuff, and I
Speaker 4: have so much more counter space than I did four
Speaker 4: days ago.
Speaker 2: That is craziness, but it's so true because I have
Speaker 2: like two plastic bends full of tech related stuff. It's
Speaker 2: too good to trash. Don't want to give it away,
Speaker 2: like you know, donate it, but it's going to take
Speaker 2: time for you to sell it. It was taking and
Speaker 2: it was taking up space in the house, and it's
Speaker 2: good stuff.
Speaker 3: But that's awesome.
Speaker 2: That's that's a good feeling because then if you do
Speaker 2: get rid of the stuff, you're reclaiming your space. And
Speaker 2: there's something therapeutic about having your space, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. I like staying in hotels sometimes that's true.
Speaker 3: Why are you feeling well?
Speaker 6: I have?
Speaker 2: There's a couple of reasons. Number one is pet related.
Speaker 2: Number two is just life related. Which would you rather hear?
Speaker 3: We have time, let's go with both, all right?
Speaker 2: Well, life related. I watched iron Heart, I beinge Iron Disney. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so if you don't know the Avengers in that whole universe,
Speaker 2: the Marvel universe, iron Heart's this mit student who's a genius.
Speaker 3: She's a dropout.
Speaker 2: But there's some stuff that happens, and it's just people
Speaker 2: wanted to Poo Poo the series.
Speaker 3: I watched it.
Speaker 2: It was really really good and there's a cool cliffhanger dogs.
Speaker 2: So I successfully navigated dogs sitting three dogs yesterday, Wow,
Speaker 2: Nova and ConA and mister Darcy and Mom went to
Speaker 2: the doctor for like, she had a therapy. What's it called.
Speaker 2: What's yeah, dog, mom broke by a significant other.
Speaker 3: What's it? What's it called? Where you go to physical therapy?
Speaker 2: She had? Yeah, it's called physical therapy. Well, it was
Speaker 2: not supposed to be like, you know, a five hour appointment,
Speaker 2: but it was a long appointment. So the dogs came
Speaker 2: over like right after the show, and we're at the
Speaker 2: house all day, and you know what, it was just
Speaker 2: cool to have them there.
Speaker 3: It's just cool to be hanging out with them.
Speaker 2: Even though ConA is a big Golden Retriever and he's
Speaker 2: kind of got puppy kind of attributes to him too,
Speaker 2: And he gave me this big hug and I was like, dude,
Speaker 2: I got to get up.
Speaker 3: Ha ha.
Speaker 2: Why you got me pinned in the chair. But anyway,
Speaker 2: those are a couple of the reasons. Sorry it took
Speaker 2: so long, but anyway, if you're feeling good this morning,
Speaker 2: tell us all about why we love hearing from you.
Speaker 2: And that's the phone. You can use it if you
Speaker 2: want to. In the meantime, stay there. We've got the
Speaker 2: news coming up. Top stories at the top of the hour.
Speaker 2: What are you working on?
Speaker 4: The Trump administration apparently scrap plans to move the FBI
Speaker 4: headquarters to green Belt.
Speaker 3: We've got the latest and just.
Speaker 5: A few.
Speaker 1: Top stories.
Speaker 4: Top of the Hour, Top Stories presented by Celsius Energy Drinks.
Speaker 4: Republican House leaders aiming to get the Big Beautiful Bill
Speaker 4: to the President by Friday. The Senate narrowly passed the
Speaker 4: sweeping spending package yesterday morning. That House Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker 4: expressed uncertainty about full attendance for today's rules vote because
Speaker 4: some lawmakers are delayed by storm related travel issues. Well,
Speaker 4: the Trump administration is scrap plans to move the FBI
Speaker 4: headquarters to green Belt, instead opting to relocate it to
Speaker 4: the Ronald Reagan Building in the district. Officials say the
Speaker 4: money will the move rather would save money and speed
Speaker 4: up the timeline, but Maryland lawmakers calling the decision politically
Speaker 4: motivated and economically damaging to the region. The DC Council
Speaker 4: has approved emergency legislation to tighten the city's summer youth
Speaker 4: curfew so it now starts at eleven pm and will
Speaker 4: include seventeen year olds who were previously exempt, and the
Speaker 4: bill also allows for emergency zones where the curfew can
Speaker 4: begin as early as eight pm for up to four days.
Speaker 4: The Washington Nationals, in case you missed this, they signed
Speaker 4: their first ever jersey patch sponsor. They inked a multi
Speaker 4: year deal with AARP, but the logo made its debut
Speaker 4: on the team's jerseys last night. The jury in the
Speaker 4: Sean Dinny Coombe sex crimes trial told the judge yesterday
Speaker 4: that they did reach a verdict on four of the
Speaker 4: five charges, but the judge instructed them to keep trying
Speaker 4: on that remaining charge and depressing new data reveals that
Speaker 4: ten percent of people would rather mess around on their
Speaker 4: phones than be intimate with their partner. According to the poll,
Speaker 4: adults spend ninety six minutes a day doom scrolling. Forecast today,
Speaker 4: this rain will eventually end, the sun will come out,
Speaker 4: the highs will be in the mid eighties right now,
Speaker 4: though it's seventy one degrees in Bethesda.
Speaker 3: And that is the news.
Speaker 2: Top stories at the top of the hour Here at
Speaker 2: ninety seven point one wash FM, Toby and Chilly in
Speaker 2: the morning. Your morning mindset is on the way. Need
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Speaker 2: How are you today? How's your mind space? How's your head?
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Speaker 4: throughout the day to maybe inspire or motivate you.
Speaker 2: John Cleese says this morning, the most creative people have
Speaker 2: this childlike facility to play.
Speaker 3: John Cleese says.
Speaker 2: The most creative people have this childlike facility to play.
Speaker 2: Why is that because playfulness is the birthplace of fresh ideas.
Speaker 2: So play, be creative, be childlike about it, and watch the.
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Speaker 2: the Morning. Here at ninety seven point one wasch FM yesterday.
Speaker 4: Toby was sharing how his brother wants to go to
Speaker 4: Mexico to have his tonsils taken out because it would
Speaker 4: be so much cheaper.
Speaker 3: And we ask for to share whether they.
Speaker 4: Would ever consider maybe going to an unlicensed doctor. And
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Speaker 2: We were talking about how my brother Todd wants to
Speaker 2: go to Mexico to get his tonsils removed. He's gone
Speaker 2: to Mexico before when he didn't have dental insurance. To
Speaker 2: have a tooth pulled. I'm all about medical tourism. That's
Speaker 2: no big deal to me. No people who have done that.
Speaker 2: Medical tourism, I think is one thing. Getting your tonsils
Speaker 2: taken out is another. Yeah, And we were talking about
Speaker 2: it yesterday.
Speaker 4: And we had a lot of people call us and
Speaker 4: share their thoughts on whether they would ever do such
Speaker 4: a thing. And it looks like a Britney left us
Speaker 4: a talkback message and wanted to share her thoughts with you.
Speaker 6: I was listening and to your answer our question about
Speaker 6: your family member getting their tonses removed to Mexico. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it may be cheaper. You've risked some of the doctors
Speaker 6: not doing it well. But when you come back, if
Speaker 6: anything were to happen, if you get us an infection, anything,
Speaker 6: it is considered a pre existing condition and is not
Speaker 6: covered by insurance.
Speaker 2: Brittany, thank you for leaving us that talkback message here
Speaker 2: at ninety seven point one watch FM.
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 4: It's very insightful. I do wonder though, if that varies
Speaker 4: policy to policy, because to your point, this whole medical
Speaker 4: tourism thing is very.
Speaker 2: Popular, right, But you know, when you talk about like
Speaker 2: pre existing conditions and insurance stuff, that starts to become
Speaker 2: like this weird language to me and I can't understand it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not alone. Nope. So I'm just gonna just
Speaker 3: sit here and nod. Huh. Same Top stories at the
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Speaker 4: GOP lawmakers want to have the big, beautiful bill on
Speaker 4: the President's desk by Friday. The Senate narrowly passed the
Speaker 4: massive spending package yesterday morning. House Speaker Mike Johnson said
Speaker 4: they've got more work to do, but that will get done.
Speaker 4: The FBI is staying in DC, but they're relocating to
Speaker 4: a new home at the Ronald Reagan Building. The agency
Speaker 4: has dropped plans to move to new headquarters in green
Speaker 4: Belt and Maryland. Lawmakers are expected to fight that decision.
Speaker 4: WSSC Water has extended its Get Current Assistance program through
Speaker 4: October thirty first to help customers with overdue bills. Those
Speaker 4: who pay half of their balance will have the other
Speaker 4: half forgiven and all fees waived, while customers who pay
Speaker 4: twenty five percent will have that same amount forgiven and
Speaker 4: be placed on a twelve month plan to pay.
Speaker 3: Off the rest.
Speaker 4: DC's Department of Transportation is pilate hitting a program to
Speaker 4: help delivery drivers switch from gas powered vehicles to e bikes.
Speaker 4: Two groups of food delivery workers are going to test
Speaker 4: the bike for six months, and the initiative supports the
Speaker 4: city's goal of becoming carbon neutral by twenty forty five.
Speaker 4: This year's Smithsonian Folk Life Festival is focusing on youth
Speaker 4: and the future of culture. The six day festival will
Speaker 4: get underweight today on the National Mall, and according to
Speaker 4: a recent survey, more than half of millennial mom say
Speaker 4: their car is their place to take a break. Sixty
Speaker 4: five percent say they rarely have a visit minute to
Speaker 4: themselves and that's why the car has become their place
Speaker 4: to have a snack, scroll on their phones, listen to music,
Speaker 4: or just relish the quiet forecast today, the rain will
Speaker 4: eventually end, sun will come out with highs in the
Speaker 4: mid eighties and right now at seventy one in Rest.
Speaker 2: In six'h eight on this Wednesday, July second, Toby and
Speaker 2: chilly in the morning with top stories at the top
Speaker 2: of the hour. That's what we call the news here
Speaker 2: at ninety seven point one Washm. Now, if you've been
Speaker 2: listening to the show, you know we've mentioned that Chili's
Speaker 2: got the people from Sir de Pro over at our
Speaker 2: house doing some painting. Well, I understand you had to
Speaker 2: stop yourself from doing something while the curt Pro painters
Speaker 2: were at the house.
Speaker 3: What was it like? Was it wearing?
Speaker 4: And it was like a home etiquette thing And I
Speaker 4: don't know if I would have been rudified on it.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, yeah, I remember you telling me about that
Speaker 2: and we had a pretty lively conversation about it.
Speaker 3: Don't move. You got to hear this next.
Speaker 2: Was it yesterday that I was saying that you were
Speaker 2: feeling good before five because there's people painting your house,
Speaker 2: Toby and Chilly in the morning. It's ninety seven point
Speaker 2: one Washm. What say you, Chili A mark?
Speaker 4: Yes, and they finished the work yesterday, which is awesome.
Speaker 4: It looks amazing. But I'm happy because now I can
Speaker 4: take naps again.
Speaker 2: Well, why couldn't you take naps while they were there painting.
Speaker 2: That would have been a great way to spend the
Speaker 2: time while they're painting.
Speaker 3: You could get a power nap in I thought the
Speaker 3: same thing, Toby. I really did.
Speaker 4: But something about having people in my home and me
Speaker 4: being in my room sleeping felt odd and quite honestly
Speaker 4: a bit rude because they're there from like nine to five.
Speaker 4: They're not making enough noise. I could have slept easily.
Speaker 4: It's not the noise factor. I just felt like, I
Speaker 4: don't know, I couldn't relax enough to sleep, could you.
Speaker 2: Well, you see, Chili, this is the thing. It really depends.
Speaker 2: It's the case. My case basis maintenance. Uh, just let
Speaker 2: yourself in. I'm sleeping, they're gonna come in, They're gonna
Speaker 2: do their thing. Conversely, if it's the cleaning people on
Speaker 2: the few times that I get my place cleaned by
Speaker 2: somebody else anymore these days, I don't want to be
Speaker 2: around because I'm just in the way. They've got their
Speaker 2: run of the house. I don't feel like making small talk.
Speaker 2: That's me in a nutshell. But if we get to
Speaker 2: your situation and we get to the bottom of it,
Speaker 2: I think it's because you're not used to other people
Speaker 2: being in your house. Your house is your your inner sanctum,
Speaker 2: at your safe place.
Speaker 4: I'm acting like a host. I don't think I should.
Speaker 4: It's okay for a host to be holed up somewhere
Speaker 4: without making sure their guests are okay.
Speaker 2: But these are people you've paid to come and do
Speaker 2: a job. Yes, I know you offering them coffee and tea.
Speaker 4: Yes, actually I am, And sometimes I'm offering them baked goods.
Speaker 2: I know you're making them lunch. I mean, they're getting
Speaker 2: paid to paint your house. I mean, it's one thing
Speaker 2: if you stay at home and you stay in your room.
Speaker 2: It's another thing to sit down there and cater to them.
Speaker 2: Then they're gonna be kind of like, that's kind of weird.
Speaker 4: Really, because they haven't complained yet.
Speaker 3: Oh that's probably because the sandwiches.
Speaker 1: We're good, Kelby and Chili's nearly impossible.
Speaker 3: Question.
Speaker 2: Before you make one of those sandwiches, though, can you
Speaker 2: hit us with the question for today?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 4: The oldest Fourth of July parade in the US is
Speaker 4: in this state?
Speaker 3: Which is it?
Speaker 2: Eight six six ninety seven sixty one Maroon five want
Speaker 2: to go to the show? Thanks to Live Nation, We've
Speaker 2: got tickets cfg Bank Arena in Baltimore if you want
Speaker 2: to go when they come to town.
Speaker 3: Here's the question again.
Speaker 4: The oldest Fourth of July parade in the US is
Speaker 4: in this state?
Speaker 3: Which is it?
Speaker 4: Call?
Speaker 2: Now get it right? Win eight six six Wash FM.
Speaker 2: The number one eight six six nine two seven forty
Speaker 2: three sixty one. Your nearly impossible question for these Maroon
Speaker 2: five tickets is on Kelby.
Speaker 1: And Chilli's nearly impossible Questions.
Speaker 3: So Chili, what is the question?
Speaker 2: One more time for people who might have missed it
Speaker 2: a little bit ago?
Speaker 4: The oldest Fourth of July parade in the US is
Speaker 4: in this state? Which state is it?
Speaker 3: Okay? She did know.
Speaker 2: Thanks to our friends in Live Nation. You are playing
Speaker 2: for tickets to see Maroon five CFG Bank Arena in Baltamore.
Speaker 2: We go to Paula in Stafford this morning. Good morning,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. You've got the question what is
Speaker 2: your guest this morning?
Speaker 6: Rhode Island?
Speaker 3: Rhode Island? Okay?
Speaker 4: Now did you try to google this answer or did
Speaker 4: you somehow know this in your mental rolodex?
Speaker 8: Paula, Actually, we were talking about it and my family
Speaker 8: was talking about it the other week, so it was
Speaker 8: it was weird how you all asked it, but now yeah,
Speaker 8: it was just my daughter was the one that was
Speaker 8: talking about.
Speaker 6: The other way.
Speaker 3: Is she going to school in Rhody, I mean Rhode Island.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 4: Wow, Well, that useless piece of knowledge is actually very
Speaker 4: useful today because Rhode Island is the answer. The oldest
Speaker 4: Fourth of July parade in the US is in Rhode Island.
Speaker 4: It happened in seventeen eighty five. Congratulations, Oh wow, thank you.
Speaker 3: I will have to take her with.
Speaker 2: Me yes to see Maroon five. Thanks to our friends
Speaker 2: in Live Nation. The tickets are yours to the show
Speaker 2: at CFFG Bank Arena. Congratulations, thank you. And as somebody
Speaker 2: who's been in Rhode Island multiple times, I can tell
Speaker 2: you it's a great place to visit and they love
Speaker 2: their parades.
Speaker 3: Awesome.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: You're welcome. Have a great Fourth of July.
Speaker 2: If we don't talk to you day right there because
Speaker 2: we need some information from you, and we'll be back
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning with another pair of tickets for you to
Speaker 2: see Maroon five CFG Bank Arena when they come to town.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, stay there for the news. Toby and
Speaker 2: Chilli's Top stories at the top of the hour. It's
Speaker 2: minutes away.
Speaker 1: Top Stories. Top of the Hour.
Speaker 4: The Senate narrowly passed President Trump's tax breaks and spending
Speaker 4: cuts bill. The legislation will now head back to the
Speaker 4: House for a vote. The bill includes reductions in green
Speaker 4: energy credits, as well as medicaid and food stamp cuts. Now,
Speaker 4: the President announced Israel is agreeing to US sixty days
Speaker 4: ceasefire in Gaza. He posted on truth social that the
Speaker 4: deal is ready and urges Hamas to accept it, warning quote,
Speaker 4: it will not get better, It will only get worse.
Speaker 4: The Trump administration has scraped plans to move the FBI
Speaker 4: headquarters to Greenbelt, Maryland, instead opting to relocate it to
Speaker 4: the Ronald Reagan Building in the district. Offici'll say the
Speaker 4: move will save money and speed up the timeline. The
Speaker 4: DC Council approved emergency legislation to titan the city's summer
Speaker 4: youth curfew so it now starts at eleven pm and
Speaker 4: will include seventeen year olds. The bill also allows for
Speaker 4: emergency zones where the curfew can begin as early as
Speaker 4: eight pm for up to four days. The Maryland Transit
Speaker 4: Administration plans to extend Mark train service into Virginia and Delaware,
Speaker 4: running trains seven days a week between DC and Baltimore.
Speaker 4: That expansion will add new stops in Alexandria and Wilmington
Speaker 4: and having friends can be essential to our health, well being,
Speaker 4: and longevity. According to research, having three to five close
Speaker 4: friends is ideal, and there are five types of friendships that.
Speaker 3: We all need.
Speaker 4: They include lifelong friends, close friends, friends of convenience, work friends,
Speaker 4: and same of life friends. Forecasts for today, as the
Speaker 4: rain ends this morning, it'll turn into a sunny day
Speaker 4: with highes in the mid eighties. Right now, it's seventy
Speaker 4: one in Rockville.
Speaker 2: At seven oh seven. That's the news with us, Toby
Speaker 2: and Chilly in the morning. We call the top Stories.
Speaker 2: It's the top of the hour, and in just a
Speaker 2: few minutes we're going to talk with you about your fireworks. Mithshaps. Yes,
Speaker 2: you might have seen it in the news, people talking
Speaker 2: about accidents that come from fireworks. I'm sure that Pete Parentser,
Speaker 2: the PIO from Montgomery County somewhere has a whole book
Speaker 2: on them somehow that we need to read at some point.
Speaker 2: But I'm sure your stories might be a bit better.
Speaker 2: So what happened eight sixty six ninet two seven forty
Speaker 2: three sixty one is the number to reach us where
Speaker 2: Toby and Chilly in the Morning can also tap the
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Speaker 3: On the way.
Speaker 2: You ever have a fireworks smith, Toby and Chilly in
Speaker 2: the morning, ninety seven point one wasch F M and
Speaker 2: eight sixty six ninety two seven forty three sixty one,
Speaker 2: Or tap that talk bag microphone if you're signed into
Speaker 2: your iHeart app. We would love to hear what it
Speaker 2: is that happened that firework mishap of yours.
Speaker 4: Let this be a precautionary tale, right because it is
Speaker 4: the week of fourth of July, a lot of folks
Speaker 4: like to buy their own fireworks and experiment. We want
Speaker 4: to let you know that nearly fifteen thousand people have
Speaker 4: been treated in emergency rooms for related injuries.
Speaker 2: What's scary is that that's up from ninety three hundred
Speaker 2: people like a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4: It's not good people, No, it's not now, Thankfully, Toby.
Speaker 4: Even though I grew up in Virginia where you could
Speaker 4: buy fireworks from the stand and set them off in
Speaker 4: your yard, there weren't any mishaps while I was growing up,
Speaker 4: the adults handled things the way they should have handled them.
Speaker 2: You know, my dad and I a couple of Fourth
Speaker 2: of July is ago, went out and lit off fireworks
Speaker 2: and my dad literally was there with like a bottle
Speaker 2: of water.
Speaker 3: We weren't sure if something was out. He would go
Speaker 3: and dumping the water on. He knew how dangerous it
Speaker 3: could be.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it can be, And there's a reason why they
Speaker 2: don't let you light off fireworks in certain places, like
Speaker 2: I don't know where lots of people live or where
Speaker 2: there are buildings or things that can catch fire. Eight
Speaker 2: six six ninety seven forty three sixty one, Timothy and Fairfax.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 2: I had the cops come over to tell us that
Speaker 2: we shouldn't be doing fireworks, And while he's talking to me,
Speaker 2: my seven year old nephew is actually out there light
Speaker 2: one right behind him.
Speaker 9: So we got in trouble twice in about two minutes.
Speaker 4: I bet one of your neighbors called the cops on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Happy Birthday, America, Sarah, thanks for jumping into the show
Speaker 2: from Kensington this morning.
Speaker 9: Well, I give my kids a sparklers to run around
Speaker 9: in the backyard every summer. I think it's going to
Speaker 9: be a good idea and every summer day for their
Speaker 9: fingers and hate the idea. If you think.
Speaker 4: Sparklers out, Sarah, they're very popular. But you know the
Speaker 4: sparklers cause about seventeen hundred injuries every year hundred.
Speaker 3: I'm actually surprised.
Speaker 2: There's not more fireworks mishaps. What happened to you so
Speaker 2: that we can avoid having it happen to us this year.
Speaker 2: Your stories at eight sixty six ninet two seven forty
Speaker 2: three sixty one, or feel free to tap the talk
Speaker 2: back microphone and tell us there send us that voice note.
Speaker 3: More of your stories are.
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Speaker 2: Chili hit us with another fun fact about the Fourth
Speaker 2: of July and fireworks mishaps.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, hands and fingers the number one body part that
Speaker 4: gets injured. And get this, looks like adults are the
Speaker 4: biggest defenders.
Speaker 2: Peggan ALLDD does this sound familiar year to you.
Speaker 8: We were all partying for Fourth of July out in
Speaker 8: the front of the street. The fireworks went off and
Speaker 8: you know what happened. It landed on my convert one
Speaker 8: of the hot sparks. It was horrible and then I
Speaker 8: had to get a new top.
Speaker 3: Dang peg.
Speaker 4: At least it didn't explode and cause a grand finale.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what they all say, chilling, what's that?
Speaker 2: It's all fun.
Speaker 3: And games, Yeah, until your car blows up.
Speaker 2: Happy Birthday America, either Sean, what's up in bethes to
Speaker 2: what happened?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 10: I was playing or not playing, but I was shooting
Speaker 10: roaming candles back and forth with a friend and I
Speaker 10: feel like when you're younger, that's a that's a thing
Speaker 10: you do. And I hit him right in the face,
Speaker 10: right in the like it shot out and I hit
Speaker 10: him right in the face.
Speaker 3: We've never done that again. Whatever happened to that guy?
Speaker 3: He's okay, we're still friends, but he does have a
Speaker 3: scar f. Wow, nice little memento.
Speaker 2: And Victor in Beltsville, you got any mementos from fireworks mishaps?
Speaker 3: You can tell us about what happened to you.
Speaker 5: So Okay, my friend and I were lighting fireworks on
Speaker 5: fourth of July and we had a bunch of battle rockets,
Speaker 5: and for some reason, you lit one ball rocket off
Speaker 5: and the thing just went sideways and it.
Speaker 3: Was coming straight at me. And I had. All I
Speaker 3: had was like a cushion, like a patio cushion. I
Speaker 3: basically I put that.
Speaker 5: Up in front of me and leaped out of the
Speaker 5: way and it barely missed me.
Speaker 4: Basically, your quick reflexes saved your life.
Speaker 3: You whooped out that, Captain America.
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Speaker 2: All right, and that's the news with Toby and Chilli
Speaker 2: in the morning. You wake up and you get top
Speaker 2: stories at the top of the hour. It is eight
Speaker 2: ten on this Wednesday, July second DC. In just minutes,
Speaker 2: we're going to talk with you about your fireworks mishaps.
Speaker 3: We've heard some stories so far this morning.
Speaker 2: Have you had a fireworks mishap where you're in a
Speaker 2: group where there was a fireworks mishap that happened.
Speaker 3: Why don't you hit us up and tell us about it.
Speaker 2: Eight six six nine two seven forty three sixty one.
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Speaker 2: Cautionary tales about what not to do on the fourth
Speaker 2: of July with these fireworks coming up. Fireworks mishaps, boy,
Speaker 2: you've had plenty of them, people, Toby and Chilly in
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Speaker 3: We love hearing them, and we've got more of them now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, apparently it's not that shocking then that nearly fifteen
Speaker 4: thousand people end up in the er from fireworks related injuries, because, boy,
Speaker 4: you guys are lucky to be alive.
Speaker 2: Truly, you are just full of all of the very
Speaker 2: useful fireworks and fourth of July mishap facts. This is
Speaker 2: a PSA one that Michelle and rest and probably wishes
Speaker 2: she would have listen to.
Speaker 3: What happened One day.
Speaker 7: I decided I was going to have some with my
Speaker 7: cousins in the backyard, ended honey pack out my hair
Speaker 7: short afterwards because it lit my ponytail on fire, And
Speaker 7: to this day when I hear or see fireworks, I
Speaker 7: literally hold my hair back.
Speaker 4: I'm impressed you get anywhere near fireworks after that.
Speaker 2: What's that smell? Oh that's burnt hair. Oh it's Michelle.
Speaker 2: You're too close.
Speaker 3: Brandon and Poolsville, Montgomery County.
Speaker 5: What happened When I was a kid, A bunch of
Speaker 5: us got an eighties and we went to my friend's
Speaker 5: house and we decided that we wanted to blow up something.
Speaker 3: We got a coffee can and we blew up and
Speaker 3: one of us, one of.
Speaker 5: My friends, got some shrapnel in his eye and he
Speaker 5: was okay, thankfully, but they had to go to the
Speaker 5: hospital and it was a really big ordeal.
Speaker 1: I'll see, you got them snakes and sparklers.
Speaker 3: But there's good stuff. Now, this is a good stuff.
Speaker 1: Are you nuts, dude? Any stuff that's flow go boom?
Speaker 2: What more?
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