Speaker 1: Toby and Chili Mornings on Demand on ninety seven point one.
Speaker 2: Why sham feeling good this morning, Chili because you're back.
Speaker 2: You know, it makes dancing the dance that we dance
Speaker 2: easier when you are here because you and I have
Speaker 2: this predictability thing.
Speaker 3: I guess that's just years of working.
Speaker 4: Together, you know. Yeah, we definitely.
Speaker 2: We do Joey Chilly in the morning. By the way,
Speaker 2: it's ninety seven point one. Washeff and back to gloating
Speaker 2: on Chili? No, So you were on vacation last week,
Speaker 2: Kat and Taylor. You know they did a great job.
Speaker 2: But you know, now you're here and we have lots
Speaker 2: of stuff to talk about, which I'm sure is going
Speaker 2: to be interesting. But I'm feeling good before five because
Speaker 2: you're back.
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 3: And why are you feeling good?
Speaker 4: I'm feeling good to be back, recharged, rejuvenated. I'm grateful
Speaker 4: that the weather in Ocean City, Maryland was better than
Speaker 4: what happened here. A lot of down trees, a lot
Speaker 4: of power outages, and you know, thankful that we didn't
Speaker 4: have to deal with it.
Speaker 3: Did you guys lose power at your house while you
Speaker 3: were gone?
Speaker 4: Funny you should ask that I was texting with the neighbors,
Speaker 4: and every street around us did, but our cul de
Speaker 4: sac was fine.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, we got very lucky. They've got like self
Speaker 2: power over on that cold as sac.
Speaker 4: We usually lose it first, which is odd that we didn't.
Speaker 4: Did you end up losing any glitched a.
Speaker 2: Couple of times? But like it was just it was
Speaker 2: just the whole glitch thing. But yeah, I mean it
Speaker 2: wasn't like, you know, any kind of elongated sort of
Speaker 2: a thing.
Speaker 3: And it's here's how I know. I was fine.
Speaker 2: The backup batteries on the home studio kicked on, so
Speaker 2: nothing had to be reset, and I was like, okay, good,
Speaker 2: it's like being back in the pandemic time.
Speaker 4: So even though we don't have to worry about power
Speaker 4: outages today, hopefully we are under an extreme heat watch
Speaker 4: yes from eleven am to nine pm today through Wednesday,
Speaker 4: which means the heat index could get up to one
Speaker 4: hundred and ten.
Speaker 2: Which means you should be jumping in the poll at
Speaker 2: about eleven o'clock this morning, just saying people.
Speaker 4: That pool's even going to be too warming.
Speaker 3: It is going to be very very warm. Stay hydrated today.
Speaker 2: Light colored clothing and or wear like a shl like
Speaker 2: I'm wearing a shirt underneath this hoodie. Wear the hoodie
Speaker 2: because it's cold in here. But then I'm a shirt
Speaker 2: that's like really breathable workout shirt underneath it, so I
Speaker 2: can ditch the hoodie if I have to. Coming up
Speaker 2: Top Stories at the top of the hour, what are
Speaker 2: you working on this morning?
Speaker 4: Well, the President is due to meet with his national
Speaker 4: security team today as the world reacts to this weekend's
Speaker 4: airstrack air strikes rather on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Speaker 2: Stay there for even more. Coming up, It's ninety seven
Speaker 2: point one wash up.
Speaker 1: Top Stories Top of the Hour.
Speaker 4: Top story is presented by Celsius Energy Drinks. Well, the
Speaker 4: President is due to meet with his natural security team
Speaker 4: today is the world reacts to this weekend's airstrikes on
Speaker 4: Iranian nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, Iran's foreign ministers expected to hold
Speaker 4: urgent talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The State Department
Speaker 4: has issued a worldwide security alert urging US citizens to
Speaker 4: exercise increased caution amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran,
Speaker 4: and Iran has threatened retaliation after the US air strikes
Speaker 4: on its nuclear facilities. Well, DC has issued an extreme
Speaker 4: heat alert with cooling centers opening today through Wednesday as
Speaker 4: heat indexes climb between one hundred five and one hundred
Speaker 4: and ten degrees, so spray parks and outdoor pools are
Speaker 4: also available as DC officials urge hydration and staying indoors.
Speaker 4: A driver was arrested after speeding through pedestrian paths on
Speaker 4: the National Mall Saturday, narrowly missing joggers and tourists. Social
Speaker 4: media footage shows the suv weaving past landmarks and ignoring
Speaker 4: stop signs, but authorities have not said what those charges
Speaker 4: the driver faces. Starting today, Metro is increasing redline frequency
Speaker 4: during peak hours to every four minutes, and it's splitting
Speaker 4: the Silver Line into two branches. Make sure you check
Speaker 4: the schedule. Weekend hours are also expanding, with service starting
Speaker 4: at six am and running until two am on Fridays
Speaker 4: and Saturdays. And finally, according to Triple A, a record
Speaker 4: seventy two point two million Americans are going to be
Speaker 4: going out of town for July fourth weekend, and the
Speaker 4: most popular destination in the US is Orlando. Forecast as
Speaker 4: we said, extreme heat watch in effect from eleven am
Speaker 4: to nine pm. Sonny hies around one hundred heat innex
Speaker 4: near one ten. Right now it is seventy eight degrees
Speaker 4: in Centerville.
Speaker 3: All right, coming up in just a few minutes.
Speaker 2: Now that you've got the news with Toby and Chilly's
Speaker 2: top stories, we want to talk about you and your
Speaker 2: mindset this morning. It's been kind of an interesting news weekend.
Speaker 2: Perhaps you're feeling some sort of way today. Well, maybe
Speaker 2: we can help with a quote that'll help you take
Speaker 2: on a brand new day in a brand new week.
Speaker 3: Your morning mindset is on the way. Next Toby at
Speaker 3: Chilly in the morning.
Speaker 2: Back together on this Monday at ninety seven point one,
Speaker 2: watch Chef m and it's a new day, a new week.
Speaker 2: But at this time every weekday we try to help
Speaker 2: you start your day with something that we think might
Speaker 2: help that we found on the internet, the words of
Speaker 2: somebody else.
Speaker 4: Let's write a quote to get you into a good
Speaker 4: morning mindset.
Speaker 2: So hopefully this will help you as you prepare to
Speaker 2: take on this Monday. John Acuff says this morning, to
Speaker 2: be brave enough to be bad at something new.
Speaker 3: You know what that means to me?
Speaker 2: That means that beginnings are oftentimes messy, but they're worth it.
Speaker 2: So embrace that messiness today. Messiness is necessary, John Acuff,
Speaker 2: be brave enough to be bad. It's something new. It's
Speaker 2: something new, you know, and that's everything. And that's your
Speaker 2: morning mindset for this Monday. We're Toby and Chilly in
Speaker 2: the Morning. It's ninety seven point one was CHEFM. If
Speaker 2: you want to send that to somebody who needs it,
Speaker 2: find it on the Toby and chilipage at washchefm dot com.
Speaker 2: And speaking of feeling good on a Monday, we've got
Speaker 2: some talk back messages to talk about today.
Speaker 4: I mean, every time we start the show, we ask
Speaker 4: you why you're feeling good, and it looks like we've
Speaker 4: got several folks who've left messages and we can't wait
Speaker 4: to listen to them together in just a few minutes.
Speaker 2: Every day we start the show Toby and Chilly in
Speaker 2: the Morning at ninety seven point one WASCHFM by asking
Speaker 2: each other while we're feeling good before five o'clock in
Speaker 2: the morning, because there's always something to feel good about
Speaker 2: in the morning.
Speaker 4: And we love listening to the talkback messages you guys
Speaker 4: leave through your iHeartRadio app YEP.
Speaker 2: If you're signed in, all you have to do is
Speaker 2: tap the microphone with the circle around it, leave us
Speaker 2: a quick voice note and tell us why you are
Speaker 2: feeling good this morning, like Terrell and Oxen Hill.
Speaker 5: Hey, then just live alive today, waking up, smelling the air,
Speaker 5: getting out, getting all a good job, hitting the job rope,
Speaker 5: being able to say that I have the ability to
Speaker 5: and breathe, just having another beautiful day to make it
Speaker 5: all okay. So I'm just happy to be here another day.
Speaker 4: That's awesome, Terrell, and we're very thankful that you choose
Speaker 4: to spend a part of your day with us.
Speaker 2: And we got another talk back message from Jen who
Speaker 2: lives in Shantilly by Hoa.
Speaker 4: Just got three hundred and fifty trees and we're planting
Speaker 4: them all over the hoa to make this place greener.
Speaker 4: I'm excited about that. I'd be excited too, as long
Speaker 4: as I'm not the one planting them.
Speaker 2: And we've got one more from Friendship Heights. Bethany left
Speaker 2: us to talk back message.
Speaker 6: I'm a teacher in his summer. Baby, I'm so happy.
Speaker 6: I'm so happy right now, just sitting on my house
Speaker 6: doing a whole bunch of nothing.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the message, Bethany.
Speaker 4: I hope you go back to bed because you know
Speaker 4: you can sleep in now, stay.
Speaker 2: Late and watching your TV on that couch, and then
Speaker 2: get up early and watch TV on the couch, or
Speaker 2: just sleep until your favorite shows come on, you know
Speaker 2: after like nine o'b and chilly in the morning, it's
Speaker 2: ninety seven point one. Watch FM. Why are you feeling Goodmber?
Speaker 2: You can always tell us all about it via talkback.
Speaker 2: Tap that microphone if you're signed into your iHeart app,
Speaker 2: and he's so easy to use.
Speaker 3: Send us a quick voice note. We love hearing.
Speaker 2: From you, and we know you need the news, so
Speaker 2: we're going to get you Top stories at the top
Speaker 2: of the hour.
Speaker 1: Next Top Stories, Top of the Hour.
Speaker 4: President Trump plans to meet with his national security team
Speaker 4: today after calling the weekends airstrikes on Iranian nuclear science monumental.
Speaker 4: He also hints at possible regime change in Iran, questioning
Speaker 4: whether the current government can quote make Iran great again.
Speaker 4: DC officials are monitoring for potential threats after those US
Speaker 4: airstrikes in Iran. Mayor Bowser said that public safety teams
Speaker 4: are reviewing intelligence and that police have increased security around
Speaker 4: religious institutions just as a precaution. Well US crude oil
Speaker 4: went up more than two percent yesterday to seventy five
Speaker 4: dollars and sixty cents a barrel. This all comes as
Speaker 4: there is uncertainty regarding the oil supply outlook in the
Speaker 4: Middle East. A Tennessee judge has Orland ordered Maryland resident
Speaker 4: Kilmar Obrego Garcia released from jail ahead of his federal
Speaker 4: smuggling trial. However, Ice plans to detain him under a
Speaker 4: deportation hold. Meanwhile, Garcia pleaded not guilty last week two
Speaker 4: human smuggling charges. Us Park Police arrested a driver Saturday
Speaker 4: after an SUV was seen speeding through grass and paths
Speaker 4: on the National Mall near the Monument. The driver briefly
Speaker 4: evaded officers, but then was later caught. Metro rolled out
Speaker 4: a new map yesterday showing two different service patterns for
Speaker 4: the Silver Line, so half of the Roots trains will
Speaker 4: operate between Ashbourne and downtown Largo and then the other
Speaker 4: half will operate between Ashbourne and New Carrollton and Federal
Speaker 4: health officials say that a children's cough syrup marketed a
Speaker 4: under the brand name Little Remedies, is now being recalled
Speaker 4: over microbial contamination. Little Remedies honey cough syrup was distributed
Speaker 4: nationally between December fourteenth and twenty twenty two to June
Speaker 4: fourth of this year. Forecast four today, in case you
Speaker 4: don't know, we are hunder an extreme heat watch from
Speaker 4: eleven am to nine pm. It is going to be sunny,
Speaker 4: highs around one hundred, but the heat index between one
Speaker 4: oh five and one ten right now seventy five degrees
Speaker 4: in silver spring.
Speaker 3: You've got to explain this to me.
Speaker 2: By the way you get the news Toby and Chilli's
Speaker 2: top stories at the top of the hour.
Speaker 3: When you wake up with us.
Speaker 2: Here at ninety seven point one watch FM, Am, I
Speaker 2: reading this right.
Speaker 3: Your son was rescued in Ocean City.
Speaker 4: Yes, by a lifeguard our first day.
Speaker 2: And there's a PSA that is involved as a result
Speaker 2: of this.
Speaker 4: I mean, well, I'll learn something new together.
Speaker 2: Oh lord, all I know is that was like full stop.
Speaker 2: When I saw that your son was rescued by a
Speaker 2: lifeguard in OC, I was like, oh no, don't move,
Speaker 2: We're gonna get into this. Next start at chilly in
Speaker 2: the morning at ninety seven point one watch FM with
Speaker 2: the number is eight sixty six nineteen seven forty three
Speaker 2: sixty one talk back wide open too, if you want
Speaker 2: to jump into this conversation.
Speaker 3: Chili was on vacation.
Speaker 2: You told us that you were going to the beach
Speaker 2: to the OCMD and apparently something went down while you
Speaker 2: were out there with your kid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, first day, the lifeguard had to quote unquote save
Speaker 4: my kid from the ocean.
Speaker 3: What what what happened?
Speaker 4: Well, the first day we were there, the ocean was
Speaker 4: a little rough, and as a precaution, I had my
Speaker 4: son wear a life jacket because well, when the waves
Speaker 4: smack you down, you get rolled around a bit, and
Speaker 4: I wanted him to be more buoyant, like come back
Speaker 4: up there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well yeah, I mean so yeah, And that's what
Speaker 3: a life jacket does exactly.
Speaker 4: But another thing a life jacket does is makes you
Speaker 4: drift out like a.
Speaker 3: Raft, like go oh yes.
Speaker 4: So when he got past the crash point and he
Speaker 4: was enjoying himself jumping the waves, I noticed he was
Speaker 4: getting a little bit further out. So I went up
Speaker 4: and I said, hey, come on, swim back in. He's like,
Speaker 4: I'm trying, but I'm okay. Well, the lifeguard wasn't having it.
Speaker 4: He jumped in and brought Dinado to shore.
Speaker 2: And intervened, much like David Hasselhoff in Baywatch.
Speaker 4: Yes, and my son was kicking and screaming the whole time,
Speaker 4: like no, I'm okay, I just got the barrier.
Speaker 1: I wanted to be jumping the waves.
Speaker 4: The lifeguard said, although life jackets are great right on
Speaker 4: the one hand, on the other hand, they don't allow
Speaker 4: you to touch your feet on the ground on the
Speaker 4: sand so that you can push yourself back to shore.
Speaker 4: So plus and minus PSA, just be aware of that.
Speaker 4: If you're gonna have your kids wear a life jacket.
Speaker 2: Keep your feet on the ground. This almost reminds me
Speaker 2: of Leelo and Stitch.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the scene where she had to rescue little Stitch.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's right, only your son's not so little like Stitch.
Speaker 4: No, no, not at all.
Speaker 3: Probably had a few things to say when he got
Speaker 3: out of the water.
Speaker 4: Thankfully, he didn't need the best the rest of the week,
Speaker 4: and he had fun in the ocean.
Speaker 1: Helby and Chili's nearly impossible question, What is.
Speaker 3: The question today?
Speaker 4: Chili Amar The average person will say this phrase nine
Speaker 4: thousand times in their life. What is it?
Speaker 7: Wow?
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Speaker 4: The average person will say this phrase nine thousand times
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Speaker 3: Is it a colorful metaphor?
Speaker 4: No, it's not, no curse word?
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Speaker 4: The average person will say this phrase nine thousand times
Speaker 4: in their life.
Speaker 3: What is it with Cyndy Lapper?
Speaker 2: Tickets up for grabs thanks to our friends at Live Nation,
Speaker 2: Leron and Bristow.
Speaker 3: How you doing?
Speaker 1: I'm doing well, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for listening to us this morning. You
Speaker 2: have now got the question what.
Speaker 3: Do you think? The answer is?
Speaker 5: I'm fine?
Speaker 3: Are you?
Speaker 4: Are you really?
Speaker 5: That's good?
Speaker 4: Doing well and I'm fine and all the other good stuff. Yeah, Leron,
Speaker 4: I know that that's your guests. But when you hear
Speaker 4: somebody say I'm fine, do you believe.
Speaker 3: Them most of the time, not one hundred percent, but
Speaker 3: they probably just don't want to answer or.
Speaker 5: Go anywhere with that, so they're just saying I'm fine.
Speaker 5: If that's it.
Speaker 3: So you're fine.
Speaker 2: How often do you answer that you're fine a day
Speaker 2: when you're not really fine with whomever asked you?
Speaker 3: Are you fine?
Speaker 6: Pretty?
Speaker 5: You know, most of the.
Speaker 4: Time, we're not messing with you when we tell you
Speaker 4: that I'm fine is the correct answer. The average person
Speaker 4: says that phrase nine thousand times in their lifetime. Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, amaz, that's awesome. Good good guest.
Speaker 2: Well, it means you're going to go see Cindy Lapper now,
Speaker 2: so I would say, if you love live music, Cindy
Speaker 2: Laupper is an icon of music, and you'll be fine
Speaker 2: when you see her.
Speaker 5: I'll be much more than a Fine'll be really really happy.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Well, that's fine. Well, thanks so much for playing this morning. Congratulations.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Have a great day.
Speaker 4: Thank you too.
Speaker 2: More tickets to Cindy Lapper up for Grabs tomorrow with
Speaker 2: another round of Your Nearly Impossible Question.
Speaker 4: Hang out for the news It's next, Top Stories, Top
Speaker 4: of the Hour. The State Department said the conflict between
Speaker 4: Israel and Iran has resulted in disruptions to travel, in
Speaker 4: periodic closure of airspace across the Middle East, and in
Speaker 4: its alert, the State Department advised US citizens worldwide to
Speaker 4: exercise increased caution. DC has issued an extreme heat alert,
Speaker 4: with cooling centers opening today through Wednesday as heat indexes
Speaker 4: climb between one hundred and five and one hundred and
Speaker 4: ten degrees. Spray parks and outdoor pools are also available
Speaker 4: as city officials urge hydration and of course, staying indoors.
Speaker 4: A driver was arrested after speeding through pedestrian paths on
Speaker 4: the National Mall Saturday, narrowly missing joggers and tourists. Social
Speaker 4: media video shows the suv weaving past the landmarks and
Speaker 4: ignoring stop signs, but authorities have not yet said what
Speaker 4: charges the driver faces. Starting today, Metro is increasing redline
Speaker 4: frequency during peak hours to every four minutes, and it's
Speaker 4: also splitting the Silver Line into two branches. Weekend hours
Speaker 4: are also expanding, with service starting at six am and
Speaker 4: running until two am on Fridays and Saturdays. And according
Speaker 4: to a recent survey, a lot of Americans are feeling
Speaker 4: oversubscribed and are considering cutting their subscriptions. Actually, the average
Speaker 4: American spends ninety dollars a month on them. But even worse,
Speaker 4: we're all wasting two hundred dollars a year on unused
Speaker 4: or unnecessary subscriptions. Forecast today again extreme heat watch. It's
Speaker 4: in effect until eight from eleven am until nine pm.
Speaker 4: Sonny hies around one hundred. That heat index, of course,
Speaker 4: getting up to one ten right now though it is
Speaker 4: seventy eight in Oakton.
Speaker 2: One of the interesting buzzwords in the workplace today is multitasking.
Speaker 2: Now that you've got the news, Toby and Jilly's top
Speaker 2: stories at the top of the hour coming up next
Speaker 2: to ninety seven point one WASHFM, we're gonna talk about
Speaker 2: multitasking and fails that you might have experienced while multitasking.
Speaker 2: What was your multitasking fail. We're not gonna judge, just
Speaker 2: want to hear about it. At eight six, six, nine, two,
Speaker 2: seven forty three sixty one. Give us a call right now.
Speaker 2: We'll share ours with you. If you share yours with
Speaker 2: us can all So he's the talk back microphone. It's
Speaker 2: wide open for you if you're signed in listening to
Speaker 2: us on your iHeart app that is minutes away.
Speaker 3: Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: Multitasking Toby and Chilly in the Morning on ninety seven
Speaker 2: point one was CHEFM at eight sixty six ninety seven
Speaker 2: forty three sixty one. There are people who are great
Speaker 2: at multitasking. They can do many things at once, and
Speaker 2: then there are those who can't multitask at all.
Speaker 4: Hold on, hold on now. I'm normally very very good
Speaker 4: at this, I really am. But I did have a fail.
Speaker 3: Really what happened?
Speaker 4: I usually watched TV while I fold laundry, and I
Speaker 4: got distracted the other day and I put my sons
Speaker 4: underwear away in my husband's drawer.
Speaker 3: Well, that happens.
Speaker 2: I suppose your husband must have been feeling some sort
Speaker 2: of way when he went to get the skivvies out
Speaker 2: that morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they didn't fit him quite. I'm skinny. He could
Speaker 4: tell right away they weren't the right ones.
Speaker 3: Were these speedos? Honey?
Speaker 4: He enjoyed my screw up? Yeah, wow, I know what.
Speaker 2: I admit that sometimes I can multitask but to me,
Speaker 2: that involves cutting corners. So eventually my multitasking falls aparts
Speaker 2: like a house of cards. And then I realized I
Speaker 2: should have just focused on one thing.
Speaker 4: Or had your girlfriend do it, because she don't screw up.
Speaker 2: No, she does not, Cassandra and Arlington, I understand you're
Speaker 2: not so great at the multitasking.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 7: Okay, So I have a dog and I have multiple
Speaker 7: meetings all the time every day. So I tried walking
Speaker 7: my dog while joining a zoom and I had to
Speaker 7: order groceries all at the same time, So my dog
Speaker 7: ended up in my neighbor's backyard.
Speaker 5: I said to sit.
Speaker 7: To my boss and not to my dog, and I
Speaker 7: accidentally ordered twelve pounds of bananas.
Speaker 4: I kid you not, Cassandra. It sounds like those neighbors
Speaker 4: of yours are about to get a lot of banana bread.
Speaker 2: Yeah, especially if fidoh your pooch left a little present
Speaker 2: in their yard while you were paying attention to a
Speaker 2: zoom and ordering bananas. Crazy, but thank you for calling.
Speaker 2: And have you ever failed at multitasking? Maybe you're great
Speaker 2: at it either way, give us a call. You know
Speaker 2: the number, talk back. You know it's wide open for you.
Speaker 2: Hit us up, share your story. We'll get into those next,
Speaker 2: but first a story that we think might just make
Speaker 2: your Monday.
Speaker 4: There's a gas station up in Thermont, Maryland where you
Speaker 4: can pump your gas and get a lot of positive affirmations.
Speaker 2: It's a story that we think might make your Monday,
Speaker 2: and you'll get to hear it in minutes with Toby
Speaker 2: and Chilly in the morning.
Speaker 3: For today's story that we.
Speaker 2: Think might just make your Monday, here at ninety seven
Speaker 2: point one watch FM with Toby and Chilly in the morning,
Speaker 2: we head up to seventy to fifteen and we follow
Speaker 2: fifteen to Thermont, Maryland where the.
Speaker 3: Direct to You gas station. Well, it's like going back
Speaker 3: in time.
Speaker 4: It's got those old school gas pumps, flip signs instead
Speaker 4: of digital displays, and full service attendance and really not
Speaker 4: much has changed since it opened back in nineteen fifties.
Speaker 4: And right at the heart of it is a man
Speaker 4: named Bernie Sweeney who is a general manager.
Speaker 2: And he's as timeless as the station is itself. Bernie,
Speaker 2: he's been there since nineteen seventy two. He's happy, cheerful,
Speaker 2: unwavering when with his kindness it makes him a local
Speaker 2: legend in Thermoton. So many people in the community say
Speaker 2: he's more than just a gas station manager. He's a friend,
Speaker 2: a helper, even a lifeline. He's always quick with a
Speaker 2: smile and a friendly word, and he goes beyond when
Speaker 2: it comes to customer service.
Speaker 4: He goes out and helps a lot of people they
Speaker 4: need a little help, like gas on Tom helping Bernie's there.
Speaker 4: Bernie says he even helps pay for gas when people
Speaker 4: can't afford it.
Speaker 8: Know how some people with is pretty tight, pretty rough
Speaker 8: with some people right now, and I'll try to help
Speaker 8: him out if I can. I don't know how many
Speaker 8: people I've helped you over the year, but I know
Speaker 8: they know it.
Speaker 2: Bernie's generosity isn't one sided. Over the years, the community's
Speaker 2: rallied around Bernie too, through personal heartbreaks, including the losses
Speaker 2: of his son and he's a grandson. In those moments,
Speaker 2: the same customers he once helped were there for him.
Speaker 4: A lot of locals still choose Bernie's place not for
Speaker 4: just the convenience, but for the connection that he provides,
Speaker 4: because it's more than just a fill up. It's a
Speaker 4: moment of warmth and a familiar place with a familiar face.
Speaker 2: And that's why we all should take a road trip
Speaker 2: up to Thermouth so we can find Bernie's gas station.
Speaker 2: If you want to read more about him, you can
Speaker 2: Toba CHILIPAGEATCHFM dot com. And if you've got a story
Speaker 2: that makes your Monday, tell us all about it. We
Speaker 2: would love to share it for you. And stay there
Speaker 2: because coming up the news Top stories at the top
Speaker 2: of the hour, in minutes.
Speaker 1: Top stories top of the hour.
Speaker 4: President Trump plans to meet with his national security team
Speaker 4: today after calling the weekends airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites
Speaker 4: quote monumental, and he also hints at possible regime change
Speaker 4: in Iran, questioning whether the current government can quote make
Speaker 4: Iran great again. Will I meanwhile, is promising retaliation for
Speaker 4: those US strikes. Tehran also continued to launch drones and
Speaker 4: missiles at Israel, as Israel too has continued attacks, bombing
Speaker 4: a number of airports across Iran. DC officials are monitoring
Speaker 4: for potential threats after the airstrikes. Mayor Bowser rather said
Speaker 4: that public safety teams are reviewing intelligence and that police
Speaker 4: have increased security around religious institutions as a precaution. A
Speaker 4: Tennessee judge has ordered Maryland resident kilmar Abrego Garcia released
Speaker 4: from jail before his federal smuggling trial. However, Ice plans
Speaker 4: to retain him under a deportation hold. Meanwhile, Garcia pleaded
Speaker 4: not guilty last week two human smuggling charges. Metro rolled
Speaker 4: out a new map yesterday that shows two different service
Speaker 4: patterns for the Silver Line, so just a heads up
Speaker 4: for riders. Half of the Roots trains will operate between
Speaker 4: Ashbourne and downtown Largo and then the other half will
Speaker 4: operate between Ashburn and New Carrollton. And new All State
Speaker 4: data reveals the safest and riskiest US cities for driving
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty five, so Boston tops the list for
Speaker 4: collisions now that's followed closely by DC and Baltimore. On
Speaker 4: the other hand, Brownsville, Texas remains the safest city for drivers.
Speaker 4: Forecast for today, there is an extreme heat watch in
Speaker 4: effect from eleven am to nine pm. It's gonna be sunny,
Speaker 4: highs around one hundred, but that heat index is going
Speaker 4: to feel between one oh five and one ten. Right now,
Speaker 4: it is eighty degrees in Gaithersburg.
Speaker 2: And you've got the news top stories at the top
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Speaker 3: We're next. We're going to talk to you about your
Speaker 3: multitask fails. Everybody's got some. If we're honest, we do.
Speaker 3: We know you do too. That's why we won't judge.
Speaker 3: We just want to hear what they're what your fails were.
Speaker 3: We know it'll be a good story. Eight sixty six
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Speaker 2: Don't go anywhere Toby and Chilli in the morning ninety
Speaker 2: seven point one WASHFM. Want to circle back to some
Speaker 2: of these stories you've been telling us about multitasking.
Speaker 3: Well, it looks like they're all fails, Chili.
Speaker 4: Which makes you not feel so alone when you hear them.
Speaker 2: That's right, Chili, because I fail, it's multitasking. Good morning,
Speaker 2: Marcus and land them understand you had a multitasking fail.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 5: I thought I was an electrician, came out white toga
Speaker 5: fixed the lights. We had some lights going off, and
Speaker 5: I also was working on a computer and I was
Speaker 5: fixing a kid's bike.
Speaker 4: So what happened?
Speaker 5: Listen what I tell you. I didn't get anything that
Speaker 5: I made the electricity problem worse, and my son still
Speaker 5: doesn't have a bike to the day. I tried to
Speaker 5: do it all at once, trying to be super dead,
Speaker 5: and I failed miserably.
Speaker 3: Well, Marcus, you're going to have to let that go.
Speaker 4: And next time just hire a professional.
Speaker 3: Yes, Selena and Potomac, how'd you blow it? Multitasking?
Speaker 6: I'm a football girl. I was watching a game on
Speaker 6: a Sunday and I was also writing a report for
Speaker 6: my boss that he needed the next day. And yeah,
Speaker 6: I started writing what the color commentator was saying into
Speaker 6: the report without realizing I was doing that. So it
Speaker 6: was like, and it looks like are projected going down
Speaker 6: the middle and.
Speaker 1: The balls time.
Speaker 3: This town is going crazy.
Speaker 6: It was really embarrassing.
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