T+C Mornings Whole Show 4/17: Grocery Store Dogs & Chilli Surgery Update

Chilli’s surgery is today. She updates us on how she’s feeling, and the one major plus side to it. The most stressful time of the day is apparently 8:15am. You can no longer post reviews anonymously on Open Table. Toby has been taking his dog into the grocery store...but Chilli not a fan of non-service animals near food. Plus we get the answer to our Nearly Impossible Question!

Episode Transcript

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Toby and Chili Mornings on Demand onninety seven point one. The group text
says, this morning, to makesure we're all up, well, to
make sure I'm up. If we'rebeing honest, ninety seven point one was
CHEFM, We're Zobe and Chilly inthe morning. I think you said it's
my Friday. Well it is.I mean, you do have the next
couple of days off, but it'snot for a Friday sort of a reason.

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No, I'm having a surgery today. And just to be clear,
I'm off more than just a coupleof days. I hope you know that.
Yeah, Okay, I was like, oh no, did they tell
you I was only going to beout. No, I'm just I'm just
prepared for anything, you know,you know how it is. Yeah,
I just operate in the center ofa storm of chaos. Well, and
you know what's interesting is I didwant to clarify that because sometimes in any

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office or work setting, you communicate, you don't remember exactly who you communicated
what too. Does that make sense? Yeah, I'm like, I'm pretty
sure I told the whole team thatI was going to be out a certain
but I know I told my managersand so there's there's always that question mark,
what you guys do know, I'mgonna yeah, I think we're all
guilty of it, if we're ifwe're being honest, I think there are
times when you know, like,I'm guilty as sin of this. I

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just hit reply to the person who'sasking the question, and I'm not super
concerned about everybody that was see seedon it, you know, right right,
And that can create issues and createproblems, and then it's like,
wait a minute, did I justmiss something or how come this is happening
and you were on that email?And I'm like, oh, oh,
exactly. We live in a worldof too much information these days, and

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there's like too many levels of authorizationsometimes or communication sometimes. But of all
the people, I just really neededto have, you know, Yeah,
I mean I'm gonna walk in andI'm gonna look across the counter and I'm
not gonna see you, and it'sgonna make me feel some sort of way,
and then I'm gonna be like,well, all right, then,

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I guess we're just gonna figure thisone out as we go. It's funny,
it's funny, No, it's it'sbut it is. It is a
thing. You know, there isjust so much information flying around and sometimes
you're guilty of just not and it'snot anybody's fault. It just happens,
you know. Yeah, give yourselfa little grace and good luck with everything

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today. I know we'll probably talka little bit more about it coming out,
but it's a thing, and yourbody and your health and your wellness
are important, and don't apologize fortaking care of all of the above.
Period in sentence, it's ninety sevenpoint one WASHFM. W'ere Toby and Chilly
in the morning. Welcome to thisWednesday of seventeenth of April. Coming up

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in just a few minutes. Theyfigured out what everyone's most stressful time of
day is. But would you agreewith the assessment? Well find out in
minutes as Toby and Chilly in theMorning continue. Eighty six six, ninety
two, seven forty three sixty oneis the number where Toby and Chilly in
the Morning it's ninety seven point oneWASHFM and the talkback microphone open if you're
listening this early morning five am clubon your iHeart app and you want to

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get involved. Science has now foundout, after doing research, the most
stressful time of day is eight fifteenin the morning, and it's because that's
usually when people are trying to scrambleto get out the door with themselves,
the kids and everything before work inschool. That's what they say. I
don't know that I would agree witheight fifteen in the morning, because we're
almost done with work at that timefor us. Yeah, like you know,

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I would say, like for me, it's like twelve fifteen, twelve
thirty in the morning, and that'safter the first alarm starts going off yet,
But that's then that's your eight fifteenin the morning. That's well,
it's kind of like I'm trying saying, like, it's still it's still the
beginning of your day, right,which I find to be interesting because it
is the opposite. For me,my stress quote unquote stress tends to come

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towards the end of the day becauseI have them in my mind all of
the things that I still need toget done before I go to bed,
and or all the things I haveon my plate for the following day.
Does that make sense? Sure?Yeah, No, it's always like this,
but it's the end of the day, ste Yeah, No, for
me, it's getting up and forme it's like making sure that I'm awake

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and alive enough at the end ofthe day to hit some deadlines toward the
end of the day for kind oflike my side hustle that I do for
the same company, right, butthose two times are very very stressful for
me. But mostly it's getting outof bed in the morning, because that's
where ninety percent of the battle isfin I that's exactly. If you can
just put their feet on the ground, If I can get up, get

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moving, get the dog outside anddowne the business, everything is good to
go for the most part. Hey, And if you're having a stressful moment
right now, we're going to tryto take care of that and we'll turn
your mindset around, because everything startswith your headspace. So how is it.
We'll talk about that, and we'llshare some words to get you into
a good place this morning, comingup in minutes in the morning continue it

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all starts with your hashtag mindset,your morning mindset ninety seven point one WASHFM.
We're Toby and Chilly in the morningand this morning here are some words
that we hope might turn your morningaround. So what is the quote that
you found from the English author andpoet George Elliott. He says, it
is never too late to be whatyou might have been. It's never too

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late to be what you might havebeen. Maybe you feel like your life's
been going in the wrong direction,Maybe you feel like you're stuck doing something
that you really didn't want to bedoing, but you've just been settling for
whatever reason. I mean, thereare a million reasons why people choose to
just be complacent. But George Elliottreminds us that you can get out of
that because it's never too late tobe what you might have been. Keep

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that in mind. Is you takeon the world this Wednesday, and we've
got your back here with Toby andChilly in the morning at ninety seven point
one WASHFM. Now, if you'reto washfm dot com on the Toby and
Chilli page, you can share withus a quote that's given you some inspiration
this morning. And coming up injust minutes, we'll take a look at
your entertainment news. We call itshow biz Buzz Chili. What's going on?
Oh? Look at that. TravisKeltsey's already landed his first Hollywood gig.

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That's right, he has tell youwhat it is and just and is
on Fire. Little Entertainment News.First Thing this Morning, It's ninety seven
point one. Watch FM Shelby andChilly in the Morning. Show Biz Buzz.
What's going on? Well, TravisKelcey landed his first Hollywood gig,
the Kansas City Chiefs tight End andTaylor Swift's boyfriend is going to be hosting
Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity forAmazon's Prime Video and he's already filmed twenty

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episodes of the game show. Disneywill soon re release a Beatles documentary that
hasn't been available for four decades.Let It Be is going to debut on
Disney Plus May eighth, after itwas out of circulation since the eighties.
The film follows the band as theywrite and record where it turned out to
be their last released album, andperformance for the final time on Apple Core

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Rooftop. Back in nineteen sixty nine, Katy Perry revealing which singer she thinks
would be a great replacement for heron American Idol. She actually says Jelly
Roll would be amazing, and whomevertakes place, she's asking people to give
them grace and not be so mean. Coachella, by the way, is
the most popular festival in the US. It comes out on top over three

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million searches in the past year onlineNow the Electric Daisy Carnival in Vegas came
in second, and Marty Gras inNollins run it out the top three.
And finally, Monday's WNBA draft wasthe most watched broadcast of any kind for
the league since two thousand. Wow. Almost two and a half million viewers
tune in to see Caitlin Clark beselected with the first overall pick by the

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Indiana Fever. And that is yourshow, Buz Buzz, And we've got
even more news on the way foryou coming up in minutes. Top stories
at the top of the hour.Ride around six here on ninety seven point
one watch FM with Toby and Chillyin the morning. Top Stories top of
the hour. Seven jurors have beenchosen so far for former President trump so

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called hush money trial. The juryselection process is going to continue tomorrow until
panel of twelve jurors and six alternateshave been chosen. House Republicans have delivered
its articles of impeachment against Homeland SecuritySecretary Alejandro Majorcis to the US Senate over
his handling of the US Mexico border. Now, Senate Democrats are expected to
either table or dismiss the matter.Today. Leaders in Montgomery County are hopeful

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that ferry service across the Potomac Riverto Loudon County may reopen. That's because
the current owners of White's Ferry haveoffered to donate the land they own to
Montgomery County. That ferry has beenclosed since twenty twenty. A trial period
is now over, and Metro isplanning to employ the automatic door function on
all of its trains, so whenthe train stops at a platform, the

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rail doors will automatically open instead ofthe operator doing it manally, saving up
to fifteen seconds per stop. WashingtonCapitals going to be part of this year's
NHL Playoffs after they beat the PhiladelphiaEagles two to one last night. The
Caps are going to take on theNew York Rangers in the first round to
the playoffs. And finally, anew study reveals the one hundred most boring

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tourist attractions in the world based onGoogle reviews. Topping that list the Branson
Scenic Railway in Missouri, with theIlluminarium in Atlanta coming in second. Forecast
for today, it's going to becloudy. We too have a slight chance
of some showers later on seventy thehigh right now though it is fifty six
degrees in Alexandria. Thanks for listeningto Toby and Chilly in the Morning in

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ninety seven point one WASHFM and Arlingtonalso in Silver Spring this morning for listening
on the app. Why don't youtap that talk back microphone to get involved
in this conversation we're going to havecoming up in just a few minutes.
You can no longer post reviews anonymouslyon open table. Good thing, bad
thing, game changing thing? Whatdo you think about this? Tap that

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one we'll talk coming up. Thanksthree boys in ninety seven point one Wash
FM, Toby and Chilly in theMorning on this Wednesday, April seventeenth th
eight sixty six ninety seven forty threesixteen is the number talkback microphone, Wide
opening too, A wide open too. If you're listening on your iHeart app.
You can no longer leave anonymous reviewson open table anymore. That's right.

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Once upon a time you could bevery brave behind inonymity, but now
not so much. Seems to bea move that's happening. Yeah, glass
Stor is doing it. I thinkother websites are doing it. Overall,
their goal is to get more authenticreviews on there, with people having to
put their name and or a picturethere with you. I can't say I

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hate that. How do you feelabout it? So initially you're like,
yeah, you know, own upto your feedback. But there is a
part of me that would worry aboutany type of retaliation. So, you
know, I put my review aboutmy experience at a restaurant, about maybe
their service, their food, andthen the owner decides to come at me,
right, you know what I'm saying, because now my name is out

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there or my you know whatever.And I'm not just me chilly, I'm
talking about any one of us.You know. I think that's a risk
you take. I mean, itreally is. It's unfortunately that's the world
we live in. But here's whatI will say. I like the fact
that this makes you think about whatyou're gonna post before you do it,
because your name's on it. Numbertwo, you know, it removes that
whole barrier of anonymity. You knowwhat I mean, if I'm angry,

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I can post anything, and Ican post whatever I want. You don't
have to know who I am.But now you know you have to own
up to your words. And there'snothing wrong with owning up to your words
if you're being honest from your pointof view. I think when you have
or whether have you ever, firstof all, posted feedback about any service,
and if so, have you signedyour name to it. I've had

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to because like normally I'll leave likeGoogle reviews, and you have to be
signed in, you know what Imean, you to even get to the
point where you can leave a review. So it's it's like, yeah,
I mean, I guess I haveto have I wanted to post things anonymously
and have I on other websites.Sure, but if you ask me,
yeah, I'd say the same thing. I'd put my yeah, I'd be

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like, yeah, I did it. I've never gotten to the point of
having to do that, because whenI'm really unhappy about something, I will
email a manager or somebody above thatmanager and share my experience with them.
And if I feel like they still, you know, either ignored it,
dismissed it, whatever, maybe thenI would say something publicly, but no,

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that's my moo. Is just dealingwith me well, And that brings
up another good point. It's alsoon the business owner or the business owner's
designed to respond to these things,like it should almost be a full time
job having somebody that someone is thereto respond to this stuff, because if
somebody does have a good experience andyou have a bad experience and you say
nothing, then you know there mightbe some smoke to that fire, you

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know what I mean, or orvice versa, and you know, so
I don't know. I just thinkit's not a bad idea. I understand
the concerns. What do you think? You know? The number to the
place? You've got to talk backmicrophone too, leave us a voice,
don't You don't even have to callus if you don't want to look forward
to hearing it from you, Andwe look forward to hearing it from you
right now. If you like winningstuff, Kelby and Chilly's nearly impossible question.

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Here is the question this morning.Thirty two percent of Americans dislike the
taste of this beverage? What isit? Thanks to Live Nation JT.
Justin Timberlake Capital One Arena in Octoberon the thirteenth. If you want to
go, here's the question again.Thirty two percent of Americans dislike the taste
of this drink? What is it? Pick up the phone call right now,

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answer it right You're going to gosee justin Timberlake, spend an evening
with him, so to speak.Call nowt eight sixty six nine two seven
forty three sixty one. We'll findout the answer in minutes. Is Toby
and Chilly in the morning continues withyour nearly impossible question. Next Toby and
Chilli's nearly impossible question, and fromAlexandria, Good morning, Welcome to Wednesday.
How are you doing? I'm great? Thank you? Right here?

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Are you ready to play and win? Here comes the question? Thirty two
percent of Americans dislike the taste ofthis drink. What are we talking about?
Hap water? Are you a fanof the tap water? The taste
of the tap water are not somuch? It depends on the area.
True. Don't you find it ironicthat we are the only people on the

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planet who pay for something we getfor free. It's crazy, isn't it?
It makes no sense exactly. Imean, it is what it is.
But I will say this, there'sjust something about some of these bottles
of water. I don't know whatit is. Very refreshing, hydrating.
I don't know if the tap watertaste too chlorinated, that's not great,
right, I don't know if there'ssome weird tinge in it, you know,
I never know what that tinge isin the back. It's like it's

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in the back of your mouth orthe back of the water. It's like,
wait a minute, what is that. I'm like, eh, I'll
pass. Well, if you aresomebody who's not a fan of the tap
water, you're going to be happyto hear the answer is correct. Thirty
two percent of Americans do not likethe taste of it. Woo, which
means you're going to go see justinTimberlake and everybody likes the taste of Justin
Timberlake. Congratulations, tickets to yours, thanks to Live Nation. Thank you.

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I appreciate it. I take ityou like Justin Timberlake over the taste
of tap water. Absolutely well,who doesn't. I mean, he's Justin
Timberlake, very beautiful man. Anyway, you're gonna go see him up close
and personal in October when he comesto town. The tickets to yours from
what station ninety seven point one.That's right refreshing, just like a nice
tall glass of ice water on ahot day. Thank you so much,

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I appreciate it. You're welcome moretickets tomorrow morning with another round of your
nearly impossible question. Top stories atthe top of the hour, of the
News on the Way in minutes,Top Stories top of the Hour. The
jury selection process in former president andtrumps so called hush money trial is going
to continue tomorrow now. As ofnow, they've got seven jurors a panel
of twelve and six alternates must beultimately selected. The owner of two Montgomery

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County spas under arrest for operating illicitmassage parlors. Detectives received information back in
October that prostitution and human trafficking mayhave been taking place inside the Elegant Spa
in Kensington. A Montgomery County manis praising his dog for helping his whole
family escape a Monday house fire.This happened in Rockville. The homeowner says

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his eight year old dog started bangingon the doors with his paws and alerting
the family that something was wrong andthat's why nobody got hurt. Wizards Star
Kyle Kuzma getting into the restaurant business. The twenty eight year olds opened a
Mahana Fresh location yesterday in Prince WilliamCounty. It's an atypical fast food joint
offering fresh, healthy alternatives to traditionalfast food and kuzmas as He plans to

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eventually open a couple dozen locations.And finally, a new study reveals the
most common negative words that parents usewith their kids and these are the top
five naughty, spoiled, lazy,selfish, and bad. And according to
research, around twenty five percent ofparents admit to making their child feel selfish
or bad, and one in fivesay they've caused their kid to think of

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themselves as a liar. Forecast fortoday some cloudy skies. There is a
chance of storms or storms rather showerslater. Highs around seventy right now fifty
seven in Lantam. Speaking of dogs, eight sixty six nine two seven forty
three sixty one is the number oreven pets potential pets that are service pets,
maybe not service pets. How doyou feel about dogs or pets going

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grocery shopping with you? Okay,then I take it we're gonna need to
have a discussion. So if you'veever done this and you want to jump
in, feel free to call now. We'll get into it. Coming up
as Toby and Chilly in the Morningcontinued eight sixty six, nine two seven
forty three sixty one Toby and Chillyin the Morning. It's ninety seven point
one WASHFM. So long story short, I've been taking our puppy, who's

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just in three year old Nova Luna, grocery shopping with me. It's just
easier. Sometimes. I saw asign that said don't leave your pets in
the car, We'll find you.So I said, guess what, We're
going to the grocery store, andshe's like, okay. So we went
and did the business, then wewent shopping. Nobody said anything, but
I take it by the look you'regiving me across the console here that this
is not okay with you. Yeah. I don't know why you think it's

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okay and not just you. Idon't want to just pick on you,
but I'm seeing this more and morepeople who are bringing their non service animals
or dogs into like grocery store orplaces where food is Yeah. Not to
be confused here with service animals,which legitimately have a purpose in ninety seven
point one Washif And we love ourservice animals, we love all animals,
but this does rub some people thewrong way. And I'm sure that some

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people probably have had some thoughts thatthey haven't shared with me. Honestly,
when it comes to food products likethat and an animal, I feel like
it's not hygienic, and I don'tknow how it's not a health code violation.
I don't know. I just knowthat for me, it was easier
to bring her with me on theway back from the puppy park, and

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that was very selfish. And Iadmit that I'm sorry, but I don't
want your pets dander on my apples. Oh well, then thoughts eight sixty
six nine two seven forty three sixtyone. It seems this has struck a
chord with Gail this morning. Iam a hardcore dog lover, but I
was in a grocery store recently.There was an obvious not service dog coming
into the front entrance. It hadto go really bad, so it went

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all over the floor. It wasreally gross. Owner stepped over the doggie
doo and kept walking, and thedog kind of walked in its own poop.
Leaving the grocery store employees looking ateach other having to quickly scramble to
pick up the accident. I mean, accidents happened, but you got to
like being on top of that stuff. You know what I do before I

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go in a grocery store, makesure Nova Luna has taken care of Nova
UNA's business as it were. Ingeneral, though, Gail, even if
you hadn't seen that, how doyou feel where do you draw the line?
Are only well behaved pets allowed in? I mean, I think that
stores limited the service dog for areason. And I agree with you,
because even a friendly dog might besmelling something. And I think your cute

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little puppy can either stay at homeor be with your friend outside where you're
grocery shopping. Gail, thanks forjumping into the conversation. Really good thoughts
eight six six nineteen seven forty threesixty one talkback microphone wide open too.
Get back to this coming up alittle bit later on, as Toby and
Chilly in the Morning continues. Butcoming up next, Tilly, you have
a procedure today. Yes, I'mhaving big surgery. And although I'm a
little bit anxious, there's something Iam really looking forward to how does one

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look forward to surgery? Stay there, we'll find out if Toby and Chilly
in the Morning continues. Now,Toby and Chilly in the Morning on ninety
seven point one, watch ye mightsix nineteen seven forty three sixty one,
Toby to have chiliamar Tell me howdoes one look forward to surgery? Because
those two words just looking forward insurgery just don't go together. Well,
I am actually excited, almost giddyabout it. Now, there is some

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anxiety because, you know, havingmy breast implants replaced. In case you
didn't hear the backstory, I hada preventive mestectomy and one of the implants
has ruptured and I have to getthem replaced. I'm gonna be fine.
But the great part of this isI'm not allowed to do a whole lot
for several days. And usually whenyou disconnect from your family and you want

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to be left alone, you feelbad about it. Guilt, yes,
but I'm not gonna feel bad abouttwo taking a pain medication and sleeping.
Well, I'm not gonna feel badabout being alone in the room watching TV
and reading a book. I'm notfeeling bad about my aunt staying with us
and making some of my favorite mealsbecause I can't make the meals with the

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drain coming out of my body.Sure, I'm not gonna feel I could
go on and on. You getthe picture. I get the picture that
after the show today, when yougo to have this surgery, you're going
to begin like a week long adventureof peace, calm, quiet, cool,
calm and collected and by the fomois real. I wish I could
sleep like you're gonna say. Andhow sad is it? Like, think
about it, How sad is itthat it would take having to get like

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major surgery at least for me tonot have that guilt of putting that quote
unquote burden on other people. Seewho knew some forever chemicals leaking into your
body, okay because of a rupturedimplant due to a preventive double aseectomy would
cause you to have this peace andquiet and calm that you're looking forward to
for the next five to seven days. It's called the silver lining, baby,

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silver lining. That's more like juststraight up Tiffany's silver bullion. Can
I take that to the bank andcash it in? Wow? Well,
I do hope that everything goes welltoday. And where we'll be following your
rn R on social media. I'msure. And by the way, if
you want to find us on socialmedia, you can Toby at Chilli page
washfm dot com. You've got Tobyand Chilly in the morning here at ninety

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seven point one was CHEFM eight sixtysix nine seven forty three sixty one.
Dogs in the grocery store. Thoughtsmaybe a pet in the grocery store.
Thoughts you got some Chilly's feeling somesort of way about it? I admit
I've done it. What do youthink We'll get back to this conversation coming
up top stories top of the hour. Seven jurors have been chosen so far

(22:40):
for former President trump so called hushmoney trial. The jury selection process we'll
resume tomorrow until they've got a panelof twelve jurors and six alternates. House
Republicans have delivered its articles of impeachmentagainst Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro majorki Is to
the US Senate over his handling ofthe US Mexico border. Senate Democrats are

(23:00):
expected to either table or dismiss thematter today. Leaders in Montgomery County they're
hopeful that ferry service across the PotomacRiver into Loudon County may reopen. The
current owners of White's Ferry offered todonate the land they owned to Montgomery County.
That ferry has been closed since twentytwenty. The Prince George's County Council

(23:21):
talking about a measure that could expandthe county's curfew for miners. The proposal
introduced yesterday would allow for the creationof curfew zones in commercial areas well.
The Washington Capitals are going to bepart of this year's NHL Playoffs after they
beat the Philadelphia Flyers two to onelast night. The Caps are going to

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then take on the New York Rangersin Round one of the playoffs. And
finally, according to a recent survey, forty three percent of Americans don't know
what a four to oh one kis and only thirty nine percent consider themselves
more financially literate than other people.Forecasts four today, cloudy skies. We

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do have a chance of showers later, a little bit cooler than yesterday.
Seventy the high right now fifty eightin Herndon eight sixty six nine two seven
forty three sixty one. You takeyour dog grocery shopping with you. Should
you get some sort of a citationor a fine for that? Or is
that okay? What do you thinkabout dogs in the grocery store, dogs
or pets in any store? Reallycall us now we'll get back into this

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conversation coming up in minutes. Godwait, we can't wait to hear your
thoughts on this. With Toby andChilly in the morning stage dogs in the
grocery store and we're not talking aboutservice animals. There's a difference. Ninety
seven point one WASHFM, where Tobyand Chiley in the morning, I admit
that I've taken Novaaluna grocery shopping withme. Some people feel some sort of
way about it this morning. Yeah, I just don't like the idea of

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having animals near food. It doesn'tseem very hygienic. The numbers eight six,
six, nineteen seven, forty threesixty one. If you have thoughts,
talkbacks wide open, two sent it'sa voice note. If you're listening
on your iHeart app. Now,Wendy and Fairfax, you have some thoughts
about this, We're listen. Takeit away. It's been disgusting when I
have seen people have their dogs thatare not service. Dogs that have peed

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or food in the grocery store ormy favorite Tyson's Corner food court area,
and they don't do anything about it. It's disgusting. It's happening more and
more, and it's a little initiallyit's a little jarring, like, oh
my god, there's a dog rightin the produce section, exactly if somebody
had a gigantic husky in the producedepartment. And all I'm thinking is dogs

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care is going to get on theproduce that I'm going to take home.
Look, I love dogs, Ihave two myself. I have snuffed them
in myself, took places. Butthere's a time and a place for everything,
and when you at the grocery store, that's not the place to bring
your dog. Wendy, thank youso much for jumping into the conversation this
morning. Now to Benita over inWaldorf, what's up? I truly believe
that it could be a health departmentby Lincoln and Benita, why do you

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think we're seeing this more and more. People just don't want to confront the
issue with people. They don't wantto offend anyone. And it's the sense
of this topic. But I thinkmany people have gone too far with it.
Well, you know, sometimes whenit comes to sensitive topics, we
have to have some not so sensitiveconversations. And I'm glad we're having this
because now it's making me rethink whatI do with Nova Luna, which means

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I'm going to get the grocery shoppingdone on the way home, and not
necessarily after I've gone home, takenthe dog to the public park, and
then decided to go back to thegrocery store on my way home. Because
I'm not trying to make you feelsome sort of way, or Chili feels
some sort of way, or Wendyfeel some sort of way, or Gale
feel some sort of way. Weare dog lovers. We have a large
Derman shepherd. Our Ruby definitely stayshome all the time. Well, Toby,

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don't feel so alone because I'm seeinga lot of comments on our Toby
and Chili social media pages people whoare saying that they would rather have a
well behaved dog than any human anyday. That's true for sometimes these humans,
we could learn a lot from somedogs. Let me just tell you
about how to treat one another.Just saying what more, Toby and Chilly
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