May 3, 2024 • 27 mins
Toby discovered an awesome new find at Trader Joe’s. Listener named Tony called us from London while listening on iHeart app! Toby nervous about doing his first solo trip to pick his daughter up from college. What screamed “rich” when you were a kid but now you realize everyone has? Plus we get the answer to our Nearly Impossible Question!
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Toby and Chili Mornings on Demand onninety seven point one wash Out. You
know what's making me feel good beforefive o'clock this morning? There Chili are
Tobia Chilly in the morning, ninetyseven point one WASHFM. Remember once upon
a time when you gave me Tomali'sfrom Trader Joe's. Yes, yeah,
I guess, well, because you'rea Tamali's aficionado, and I was curious
what you would think of them.Well, Tomali's are kind of like the
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state food of Texas, and beingthat I'm half Mexican, you know it's
a thing. Well, they weregood. Then flash forward to now,
flash forward to this week, flashforward to last night. Made a Trader
Joe's run earlier this week, pickedup some Tamali's and I didn't know exactly
what I would find, And thenI found beef Trader Joe's. What did
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you break into them? And didyou try them? All? Oh?
They were so perfect? They hitwow spots, Wait wait wait, wait,
tired by you, I found thejoy and the Trader Joe's Tomaly's hold
on a second. All kidding aside, if you say that they're pretty offen,
you know what I'm trying to say, like, if you give it
the approval, then that says somethingwell, because you know what I'm trying
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to like, you are a lotof different places that sell them to Molly's.
But if a Texas man is saying, well, when you think of
Trader Joe's and the fact that andI looked at the back to see where
they made them, they made themin California. California is like Texas in
a lot of ways. The statefood of California, I don't know if
it's official or not, but itwould be Tomali's. Because if I can't
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find good to Molly's in Texas,I'll find them in California. The ones
they're not knocking anything about Tomali's thatare made up here or from other,
you know, Latin America countries,but they just do too much with the
corn husk. Trader Joe's nailed it. Oh my god, that's so funny,
nailed it so inspired by you.That's that's why I have some joy
today. All right, little littlefeel good before five? What about you?
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Well, I don't know. I'mjust glad it's Friday. I really
I think when you take some timeoff for whatever reason, whether it's for
medical reasons or vacation. It takesa good five or six days to get
back into the groove of things.And so today's the first day I woke
up truly feeling refreshed after getting backto the to the schedule. So it's
good. Yeah, yeah, yougotta feel good on Friday. You gotta
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feel good after rest. But you'reright, it does take a minute.
So it's making you feel good.Today's have have to talk back microphone.
If you're listening to ninety seven pointone WASHCHEFM, We're Toby and Chilly in
the morning. It's wide open foryou. Leave us a voice note so
we can share in your happiness thismorning, or call eight sixty six ninety
two seven forty three sixty one.We'll get to some of your thoughts this
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morning, things you're feeling this morning, wherever you might be in the world.
Next Toby and Chilly in the morningat eight six six nine two seven
forty three sixty one, early ona Friday, ninety seven point one washch
FM. Right to the phones,we go, what's your name and where
are you from? Tony. Welive in Virginia, but on a vacation
on a tour and we're just listeningto your app. It's ninety degree is
there? Yeah, so this isamazing. See, this is exactly what
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we're talking about. You can takeus anywhere in the world for free because
the the iHeartRadio app is sat right. My wife has the app on her
phone. I have it too,which he just I Haard Radio app.
What brings you to us this morning? Well, you listen to you guys
every morning, every day, everyyear, so we have watching them on
till we leave the hole. Andin this case, what's on the docket
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as you're in London vacation Thefonger Squareperhaps Piccadilly. Yeah, we passed by
that yesterday. We are in theWaterloo Road hten Hotel. I used to
work for a British bank, StandardChartered Bank, so I'm visiting the headquarters
in London today. They arrange forme to meet with them after all these
years. Wow, you made ourday. We love that you took us
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along on vacation. I love thatyou're taking a break from work, but
not taking a break from us.That's good. Will you take those black
top cabs around or have you already, because you know they're the best yeah,
already took them. Yesterday we wentfor this show called Wicked and took
the black app I mean back,listen to this. We're on vacation with
you. This is amazing, awesome, nice to hear you, guys.
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London. Hello, go ahead callher. This is awesome, well awesome.
Tony from London, lived in ashlive in Ashbourne, Virginia. We're
on a group tour and it's amazingthat we're able to hear you guys so
so far away. Thank you somuch for calling and really being a great
example for anybody else as we gointo our summer vacation season that you too
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can be like Tony, there yougo. Can you bring us some bangers
in mash Sure? Why not?Proper shepherd's pie? Why not? How
about fish and chip? That too? Oh that might get soggy. Yeah
that's yeah, I know travel Yeah, up the plane and they might sting
up the plane and they might ejectus that. Yeah, what's that?
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Fried fish? Smell sounds like friedfish and curry? What is this?
Y? That's not me. I'lljust's throw it over to the captain.
Don't couse an incident in the airto from Ashburn, calling us from England
this morning. There he goes,Tony, thank you for jumping in England,
Chile. It's ninety seven point oneWASHFM. We're coming up in just
a few minutes. We'll set yourmind right wherever you are England here in
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the States up there and Frederick outin Warrenton your morning mindset just minutes away,
Steward, Let's get your mind right. Ninety seven point one wash CHFM.
Where Toby and Chilly in the morning. It is Friday in the nation's
capital. And if that isn't enoughto get you into a good headspace,
well maybe this quote will help forthe morning mindset. One of the things
that I've learned about Mel Robbins asI've gotten to know her is that she
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likes to give credit to where creditis due, and so on her instance,
she gave credit to one of herfriends slash fans named Stephen. That's
Stephen who says, reminder, anythingthat cost you your mental health is too
expensive. Anything that costs you,and I mean anything anything, whether you're
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in control of it, out ofcontrol of it, maybe you can do
anything about it. Maybe you cando something about it. If it's costing
you your mental health. Is itreally worth it? Anything that costs you
your mental health is too expensive.If you need to read that again,
or maybe it helped you, maybeyou know somebody that needs to read it.
This morning, you'll find it toToby and Chillipage at WASHFM dot com.
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That is your morning mindset for thisFriday as we get into the weekend.
Coming up in just minutes, we'vegot your entertainment news. We call
it showbiz buzz. What are youworking on this morning? Well, speaking
of somebody whose mental health has costher a lot, Britney Spears in the
headlines again, reportedly reportedly allegedly becauseof a heated argument involving her boyfriend.
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Mm hmmm, the latest coming upfor some entertainment news ninety seven point one
WASHFM, Toby and Chilly in themorning. It's called showbiz buzz round these
parts. What you got Well,Britney Spears appears to have been involved in
a heated argument with her boyfriend atan La hotel. This apparently happened Wednesday
night, so at first police werecalled in but they didn't see any signs
of any trouble. Well, theylater had to go back after new reports
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of a disturbance, which suggested theremay have been a physical altercation that left
Brittany with a leg injury. Well, last night, Brittany went on social
media denying all of that, claimingshe had just twisted her ankle and that
the paramedics showed up illegally. Thenthen she ends her post by saying she's
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going to be moving to Boston.I guess we'll just have to wait and
see what happens. Big music namesmay soon be returning to TikTok. The
Social Side appears to have reached adeal with Universal Music Group to bring back
the sounds of artists like Drake,Olivia Rodrigo, and so many more.
In this part of the agreement,TikTok will offer protections against generative AI and
will also remove unauthorized AI generated musicfrom the platform. The American Music Awards
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are going to be airing on CBSfor the first time later this year,
and also will be available on ShowtimeParamount Plus subscribers. The AMAS are going
to be taking place in October.Rosie O'Donnell remember her, She's returning to
television. She's going to be joiningthe cast of Max's and just like that
for season three, and just weeksafter the death of OJ Simpson, Lifetime
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announced the plan to air this twonight documentary event, The Life and Murder
of Nicole Brown Simpson. It's goingto be taking place June first and second.
And that's your show biz buzz alritingmore news on the way and minutes
top stories at the top of thehour as you get into this Friday morning,
this Star Wars Day Eve in ournation's capital. May the fourth be
with you in advance for those whocelebrate and observe, It's ninety seven point
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one washup then GOODBRN Top stories topof the hour. It will cost nearly
two billion dollars to reconstruct the KeyBridge in Baltimore. The Maryland Transportation Secretary,
Paul Weedefeld also says that the newbridge should be completed by fall of
twin. National Park Service says thedemolition of RFK Stadium can move forward.
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A report found that there would beno significant environmental impact from the demolition as
long as measures are taken to protectthe surrounding area. Brince George's County Police
telling consumers to be on guard wheneverthey're checking out at local retailers because ten
skimmers have now been found at countygrocery, convenience and discount stores over the
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past three weeks, and those skimmersusually capture your data when you swipe your
card, and then criminals use thatinformation to create fake cards to steal your
account. Southwest Airlines will be requiredto offer seventy five dollars travel vouchers for
certain cancelations and delays. This allcomes after the company suffered what some call
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a quote holiday meltdown back in twentytwenty two that left millions of passengers stranded.
And according to a recent survey,the average American does their food at
two different grocery stores a week.They spend an average of one hundred and
seventy four dollars a trip on groceries, but of course that number goes up
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to around two hundred and sixty twodollars for a family of five. Forecast
for today, a little bit coolerthan it's been, Still nice, though,
party cloudy in seventy two right nowsixty six and Laurel, speaking of
the family, eight sixty six ninetytwo, seven forty three, sixty one
is the number you and your familyhave been having a bit of a conversation
and wanted to bring it up againbecause there might be a few people that
could have something to add to it. Yesterday we were talking about how old
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was your child before you let themspend their gift money anyway? They wanted
to thoughts. You know, thenumber to the place talkback microphone is wide
open to If your son in listeningto your iheartapp, you can send us
a quick voice note. Just findus and join the conversation. We'll get
back into it with some of yourthoughts in just mental Previously on Toby and
Jilly in the morning, if youmissed it yesterday at ninety seven point one
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Watche fam we were talking about familyconversation you've been have with your husband and
your son chilling. Yeah, he'sten years old and he really has come
to a point now where he wantsto spend his gift money anyway he wants
to without mom and dad controlling thesituation. I wouldn't call it mom and
dad controlling the situation, Jillia.I would just say he's asserting his financial
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independence. He's had his financial awakening. Is his money well. And it
was great because so many people calledand kind of shared their own stories of
when they let their kids make thatkind of decision. And we'll go up
to seventy to Frederick. Stephanie,go ahead, caller. This seems familiar.
Oh my god, the same issuetimes like three. I did find
that if there's a few platforms men, they get like a card in the
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mail that you can set limits onhow much percentage over their earnings they get
for personal spending, how much goestowards savings, and then you can also
add if they want them to learnhow to donate. So is this like
an app that you downloaded. It'san app, but it also is a
physical card, Stephanie, this isthe current app. There's Chime. There's
other apps that are like that.But here's here's the thing though, And
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while you're right, then the kidsgrow up and they realize they can raid
their savings pods. Yeah I know. Then they turn eighteen, and then
that's when they get back on theirown and be like, hey, I'm
an adult now, No, don'ttell me that. Let me just relieve,
let me live in lalla land forlike the next like few months.
Poor Stephanie, she's not expecting youto give her a reality check this morning
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Shelby and Chilli's nearly impossible question.Well, you know, sometimes ignorance is
bliss, but you know it's notbliss going to Baltimore to see Heart.
It's CFG Bankerina. Here's the questiontoday. It can be embarrassing to be
caught doing this, but seventy sixpercent of people do it every day.
What is it? Eight sixty sixninet two seven forty three sixty one.
That's eight sixty six washef them thenumber one? Get that question right?
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The tickets to see Heart, CFGBankerina yours. Here's the question again.
It can be embarrassing to be caughtdoing this, but seventy six percent of
people do it every day. Whatis it? Call? Now operators are
standing by eight sixty six ninet twoseven forty three sixty one. Answer the
question right? Those tickets yours?It's ninety seven point one wash CHEFM.
You're nearly your possible question for Fridayis on and the answer is on the
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web. Toby and Chilli's nearly impossiblequestion. What is the question again?
Is Friday morning? There? ChiliamarIt can be embarrassing to be caught doing
this, but seventy six percent ofpeople do it every day. What is
it? Alrighty, I'm Toby Napple, Lisa from Woodbridge, Good morning.
You're playing for these tickets to seeHeart Baltimore CFG Arena. What is your
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guest? I'm gonna say, singingin the car? Do you sing in
the car? Have you been bustedat the red light doing so? Belting
out your favorite songs that you hearon ninety seven point one was CHEFM at
the top of your lung? Yeah, caught singing and damn thing, that's
right right there. You go proveit. Sing one of the lines from
one of your favorite songs right now, so we know that you sing in
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your car, even though I don'tknow that you're in your car or not.
No has to speak dudu. Ohwell, that's right. She goes
with Frinz Babies. Just in timefor another best of the Eighties weekend.
That's Sabrina Confiole punt into Motion atfive o'clock today, And if you love
eighties music, I bet you're goingto be belting out Heart songs at CFG
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Bank Arena May thirteenth, because yes, that's the right answer. Quick sing
part of one of your favorite Heartsongs. For us. We're listening.
We'll wait. Go ahead, he'sthe magic man. Yay, Lisa Woodbridge
is no getting a legitimate fan ofthe eighties. They have never died for
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you, Lisa and Woodbridge. Congratulations, thanks for serenading us and enjoying the
show. Okay, thank you somuch to me. Jill, you're well
come, Oh my god. Okaywhen you're well? O, don't you
want somebody to say thank you?Lisa? What station just seted you up?
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Please? Ninety seven point one?Watch that we're next week with another
round of you're nearly a possible question. You'll make a joyful noise like Lisa
and Woodbridge, especially if you love. Taste of Nova coming to National Museum
of the US Army later this month. Oh, it's going to be so
tasty. You'll be screaming with joyfor the food. We've got your tickets
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all next week after the weekend isToby and Chilly in the Morning continues plus
top stories at the Top of theHour, On the way in a few
minutes Top Stories Top of the Hour. New details are coming to light now
about how much it's going to costand how long it will take to rebuild
the key Bridge in Baltimore, MarylandTransportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld says a price tag
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is nearly two billion dollars and officialsare aiming to have the project finished by
late twenty twenty eight. RFK Stadiumhas been cleared for demolition after the National
Park Service found that the demo wouldhave no negative impact on the environment.
The stadium has not been used foran event in five years, and it's
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been falling apart longer than that.The owner of the Crystal City Underground Mall
says the concept well it's no longerfinancially sustainable, and that a new plan
for retail space will be developed.In the meantime, About two dozen tenants
who are still open at the mallhave been told to leave by the end
of October. That mall first openback in nineteen seventy six. The speed
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limit is being lowered along portions offive roads in Arlington. It's all part
of a plan to make them safer. They include parts of Military Road,
North Carlin Springs Road, North GeorgeMason Drive, Fairfax Drive, and also
Tenth Street. And according to arecent study, people under the age of
twenty seven think old age starts whenin your late fifties, but baby boomers
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leave that sixty is a new forty, and one in five of them feel
twenty years younger than their age forecastfor today party Claudie Hei's around seventy two
right now sixty six and Annandale eightsix six nine two seven forty three.
Sixty one is the number the talkbackmicrophone open too. If you're a truck
long haul driver, if you dothe van life thing, or maybe you
just like going on very long roadtrips, I'm feeling some sort of way.
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And Chilli, maybe you can helpme with this. I'm feeling some
sort of way because of a roadtrip for the weekend that I leave on
right after the show. I mean, how is this different than other times
you've been on this trip? Well, there are some caveats. This one
is different. Well explain in minutesas Toby and Chilly in the Morning continues,
stay right there, It's Friday inDC. Toby and Chilly in the
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Morning ninety seven point one. Watchif I want to hear from you,
if you're like a long haul trucker, if you do the road trip thing,
maybe you do the van life thing. Maybe you have some tips to
share eight sixty six ninety two,seven forty three sixty one, or the
talkback microphone is wide open if you'relistening to us on your iHeart apps streaming
us right now at ninety seven pointone WASHFM. Because Chili, I'm a
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little nervous. I'm feeling some sortof way because I leave after the show
for a road trip. And Iknow you're giving me that eyebright You're like
review a road trip, feeling somesort of way. What you love road
trip? Yeah, you do loveroad trips. So you've been going to
pick up your daughter from college foralmost three years. Now, why is
today different? Well, because todayis the day that I have to drive
up and pull off the van rentalthing and pick her up. The difference
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is this time, Chili, It'sdifferent because I'm doing it alone. Oh,
because you had somebody with you before. You've never driven alone this distance,
not that far. I've driven alone, like maybe for a couple of
hours, two or three. Butyou know that trip to Boston. You
dated somebody in Boston. What's fun? But you always flew but I would
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fly, but I but I knowyou well enough to know you probably looked
into What would it be like ifI drove it and you were like,
oh, heck no, eight toten hours. No, I can't even
do more than four without getting youknow, very very bored or uncomfortable.
But what is your biggest concern abouthaving to do it by yourself? I
think fatigue and being alone. Thefatigue thing is this the fatigue? You
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know, you can work on fatigueif you've got somebody to talk to to
keep your mind occupied. You canfight off fatigue if they're willing to tag
in and drive for you, becauseoh honey, I just can't keep MUDs.
You get us the rest of theway. Don't have that this time.
It's just me myself and I don'teven have the puppy, you know,
yeah, like hitting the open road. So then I mean could you
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or like stop and take a napor I mean, like, how what
are you going to do to fightthat off? If that happened? Well,
I started going down rabbit holes roadtrip rabbit holes, and you know
they say Triple A says you shouldstop every two to three hours and get
out and stretch. And you knowthey say to be very careful what you
eat, but to stay hydrated.However, you can need to stay fed
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while you're on the road. Sobasically, I found a route that will
take me away from construction, whichcan add time to the trip on ninety
five going north, and I'm gonnacut back through like Pennsylvania up around through
New York state eighty one to eightyfour basically, and then there's a lot
of truck stops along the way thatI can stop at, and I'm thinking,
if I need to take a powerand app I can for a little
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bit, or if I need togo inside. Sometimes these truck stops they
have showers. You know what isif you're exhausted, but you take a
shower, you can refresh yourself.Wow. So I've looked into that,
but again I still can't get pastthe fact that I have this, let's
be honest, a fear of doingit alone. This is gonna be quite
the thing that you conquer if youconquer it. Yeah, because I've never
done it, and I love I'mjust imagining you rolling up to a truck
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stop be like, yeah, I'mjust here to take a quick cold.
Yeah, and the dad van Heyeverybody, Hey, good buddy, I
reckon, you don't mind if youcould tell me where all the showers are
because I won't need to take aquick one over here, and then i'm'na
get back behind my daddy man andgo pick up my daughter from Colderge to
Boston. I even now talking aboutit has me stressed. So if you've
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got some thoughts or some tips toshare, talk back microphone. It's wide
open. Phone numbers eight sixty six, ninety two, seven forty three sixty
one. Things in advance and keepme in your thoughts, and if you
follow us on social I'll try tokeep you up to date. Is I
make this sojourn up to get mykid alone for the first time and forever?
Period ninety seven point one wash FMor Toby and Tilly in the one
we were coming up in just afew seconds. When you were a kid,
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what's something that to you? Screamedrich? That somebody wealthy? You
know, And when I just talkingabout driving up down River Road or in
McLain, Virginia, you know we'retalking about you saw it and you were
like, let's get into that.Coming up as Tobey and Tilly in the
Morning continues on a Friday, whenyou were a kid, you saw it
and it was like, that's rich. They are rich. Ninety seven point
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one Wash FM, Toby and Chillyin the Morning get eight sixty six nine
two seven forty three sixty one.This was floating around on Reddit. Did
you ever when you were growing up, Chilly see something that made you think
a family was really wealth to do? Yes, whenever somebody lived in a
house where the bedrooms were located upstairs. Oh, he was like, oh
my god, they must have somuch money, right, they have all
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their bedrooms on the upper level.Yes, they're loaded. That's Dan Snyder's
cousin. Well, no, itwouldn't you have to be that big of
a house just having bedrooms upstairs?What about for you? Uh, whenever
I would go over to somebody's houseand they had like really cool like what
was that They used to we callthem blu rays now, but they were
like video discs that used to bethe size of records back and why they
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always had the really good TV.So if they had those video discs in
the TV, I was like,yeah, they loaded, you know what
I mean? Because like it wasalways the people with the money that had
the really cool stuff to watch moviesand whatnot on absolutely technology it's a thing.
When you were a kid, whatscreamed rich for you? Eight six
six ninet two seven forty three sixtyone in Fairfax this morning, let's go
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to Jennifer. Jennifer, what screensrich to you? Or screened ritch to
you? When you were a kid, you saw if if somebody had an
Atari game, then they definitely hadmoney. So I just aged myself.
Yep, totally hear you on that. Or if they had like better games
than you did, oh yes,but if you just had the Atari,
to me, that was a thing. Yeah, I feel you on that.
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Eight sixty six nine two seven threesixty one Windy and Gaithersburg. You
saw it, It screamed that's richto you when you were a kid.
What was it? I always thoughtthat people were rich if they had a
writing lawnmower, riding lawnmower. Thankyou for the call this morning. Till
your thoughts. That's because you havea lot of land and a lot of
land around here. Well it doesequal money, yeah, lots of money,
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especially around these parts. There's somethingyou used to scream rich to you
when you were a kid growing up, when you saw it eight sixty six
nine two seven three sixty one thenumber. Talkback microphone wide open two.
Leave us a voice note. We'llcircle back on this coming up as Toby
and Tilly in the Morning continues andTop Stories at the top of the hour.
On the way, we call thatthe news. We'll get you up
to speed and ready to go fora Friday stay with us Top Stories top
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of the Hour. It will costnearly two billion dollars to reconstruct the Key
Bridge in Baltimore. The Maryland TransportationSecretary Paul Weedefeld also says the new bridge
should be complete by fall of twentytwenty eight. National Park Services the demolition
of RFK Stadium can move forward.A report found there would be no significant
environmental impact from the demolition as longas the measures are taken to protect the
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surrounding area. Police in Hyattsville investigatingafter a teen was stabbed near a local
high school yesterday afternoon. The woundedseventeen year old was found just after classes
were dismissed at Northwestern High School,and he was not a student at the
school. Prince George's County police tellingconsumers to be on guard when they're checking
out at local retailers because ten skimmershave been found at county grocery, convenience
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and discount stores over the past threeweeks. These skimmers capture the data when
swiping cards, and criminals can usethat information to create fake cards to steal
from the victim's accounts and a whenYou sent. Pohl found that seventy percent
of gen z ers ask their parentsto help them find a job, and
of those who get a full timejob, eighty three percent credit their parents
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with helping them get it. Fortypercent said that a parent went with them
to an in person interview, andthirty percent said the parent went into the
interview with them. Forecast for todayBartley Cloudy's guys highs around seventy two right
now sixty six in Springfield eight sixsix, ninety two, seven forty three
sixty one. That's the number.It's ninety seven point one. WATCHFM Toby
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and Chilly in the morning. Wewant to circle back on this conversation we
were having a few minutes ago.You were a kid, you saw it,
it screamed that's rich to you,or maybe it's something that you see
now and you're like, wow,that is just rich. What is it?
There's no right answer, no wronganswer. We just want to hear
your answers, and we will.As Toby and Chilly in the Morning continues
calling out to get well. Youwere a kid, you saw it and
you were like, that's rich,they're rich. What was that, Toby
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and Chilly in the Morning. It'sninety seven point one watch FM eight six
six nine two seven forty three sixtyone is the number. Is there anything
else you saw when you were akid growing up, Chili that said,
okay rich besides the upstairs bedrooms,if anybody had a pool, oh yes,
because around these parts and you grewup around here, you have to
have land to have a pool,which means you have to have money to
have the land, which means youprobably rich. I feel you on that.
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For me, it was also likereally nice brand new cars. Oh
yeah, Rex, is in Newburgh? What screamed rich to you when you
were growing up? When I wasa little boy wrecked in canvas, I
thought people were rich from me atthe inside the tourilet. Wow, okay,
yes, plumbing is a thing,that's right, Rex. We've come
a long way es since the outhouse. Look, come old, Thank you
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for jumping into the conversation. Nowlet's go over here to Fairfax, Beverly.
What screamed rich to you when youwere a kid growing up? I
had a girlfriend that her dad wasa doctor, and they didn't have one
TV. They had two TVs andthey were color TVs. And I told
my dad about it and made himmad. He goes, is there,
what's wrong with what we have?And right after that, my dad went
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out and bought a color TV.Oh dang, what did you do when
cable came around? Oh? Youknow what? That was one of those
things that screamed rich chili if youwent to somebody's house and they had all
the cable channels and not just thebasic channels. Yep, rich Deborah in
Leonardtown, what do you have toadd to this? I always thought when
they had these fur coats and allthis fancy jewelry on them, Oh wow,
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it has been a minute since I'veseen anybody wear fur coat. Thanks
so much for sharing that, Debra. Now let's go to Annandale. Nicky's
hanging on, Nikki, what's up. My dad was a builder and he
used to put phones in the bathroom. The people could have communication in the
comfort station. That's fantastic because nowpeople just take their cell phones to the
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bathroom. Oh technology, Hey Nikki, thank you for jumping in this morning.
Have a good day. Bye.What more, Toby and Jilly head
over to washupm dot com or theiHeartRadio app.
Toby and Chili Mornings on Demand onninety seven point one wash Out. You
know what's making me feel good beforefive o'clock this morning? There Chili are
Tobia Chilly in the morning, ninetyseven point one WASHFM. Remember once upon
a time when you gave me Tomali'sfrom Trader Joe's. Yes, yeah,
I guess, well, because you'rea Tamali's aficionado, and I was curious
what you would think of them.Well, Tomali's are kind of like the
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state food of Texas, and beingthat I'm half Mexican, you know it's
a thing. Well, they weregood. Then flash forward to now,
flash forward to this week, flashforward to last night. Made a Trader
Joe's run earlier this week, pickedup some Tamali's and I didn't know exactly
what I would find, And thenI found beef Trader Joe's. What did
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you break into them? And didyou try them? All? Oh?
They were so perfect? They hitwow spots, Wait wait wait, wait,
tired by you, I found thejoy and the Trader Joe's Tomaly's hold
on a second. All kidding aside, if you say that they're pretty offen,
you know what I'm trying to say, like, if you give it
the approval, then that says somethingwell, because you know what I'm trying
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to like, you are a lotof different places that sell them to Molly's.
But if a Texas man is saying, well, when you think of
Trader Joe's and the fact that andI looked at the back to see where
they made them, they made themin California. California is like Texas in
a lot of ways. The statefood of California, I don't know if
it's official or not, but itwould be Tomali's. Because if I can't
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find good to Molly's in Texas,I'll find them in California. The ones
they're not knocking anything about Tomali's thatare made up here or from other,
you know, Latin America countries,but they just do too much with the
corn husk. Trader Joe's nailed it. Oh my god, that's so funny,
nailed it so inspired by you.That's that's why I have some joy
today. All right, little littlefeel good before five? What about you?
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Well, I don't know. I'mjust glad it's Friday. I really
I think when you take some timeoff for whatever reason, whether it's for
medical reasons or vacation. It takesa good five or six days to get
back into the groove of things.And so today's the first day I woke
up truly feeling refreshed after getting backto the to the schedule. So it's
good. Yeah, yeah, yougotta feel good on Friday. You gotta
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feel good after rest. But you'reright, it does take a minute.
So it's making you feel good.Today's have have to talk back microphone.
If you're listening to ninety seven pointone WASHCHEFM, We're Toby and Chilly in
the morning. It's wide open foryou. Leave us a voice note so
we can share in your happiness thismorning, or call eight sixty six ninety
two seven forty three sixty one.We'll get to some of your thoughts this
(02:34):
morning, things you're feeling this morning, wherever you might be in the world.
Next Toby and Chilly in the morningat eight six six nine two seven
forty three sixty one, early ona Friday, ninety seven point one washch
FM. Right to the phones,we go, what's your name and where
are you from? Tony. Welive in Virginia, but on a vacation
on a tour and we're just listeningto your app. It's ninety degree is
there? Yeah, so this isamazing. See, this is exactly what
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we're talking about. You can takeus anywhere in the world for free because
the the iHeartRadio app is sat right. My wife has the app on her
phone. I have it too,which he just I Haard Radio app.
What brings you to us this morning? Well, you listen to you guys
every morning, every day, everyyear, so we have watching them on
till we leave the hole. Andin this case, what's on the docket
(03:22):
as you're in London vacation Thefonger Squareperhaps Piccadilly. Yeah, we passed by
that yesterday. We are in theWaterloo Road hten Hotel. I used to
work for a British bank, StandardChartered Bank, so I'm visiting the headquarters
in London today. They arrange forme to meet with them after all these
years. Wow, you made ourday. We love that you took us
(03:43):
along on vacation. I love thatyou're taking a break from work, but
not taking a break from us.That's good. Will you take those black
top cabs around or have you already, because you know they're the best yeah,
already took them. Yesterday we wentfor this show called Wicked and took
the black app I mean back,listen to this. We're on vacation with
you. This is amazing, awesome, nice to hear you, guys.
(04:04):
London. Hello, go ahead callher. This is awesome, well awesome.
Tony from London, lived in ashlive in Ashbourne, Virginia. We're
on a group tour and it's amazingthat we're able to hear you guys so
so far away. Thank you somuch for calling and really being a great
example for anybody else as we gointo our summer vacation season that you too
(04:26):
can be like Tony, there yougo. Can you bring us some bangers
in mash Sure? Why not?Proper shepherd's pie? Why not? How
about fish and chip? That too? Oh that might get soggy. Yeah
that's yeah, I know travel Yeah, up the plane and they might sting
up the plane and they might ejectus that. Yeah, what's that?
(04:48):
Fried fish? Smell sounds like friedfish and curry? What is this?
Y? That's not me. I'lljust's throw it over to the captain.
Don't couse an incident in the airto from Ashburn, calling us from England
this morning. There he goes,Tony, thank you for jumping in England,
Chile. It's ninety seven point oneWASHFM. We're coming up in just
a few minutes. We'll set yourmind right wherever you are England here in
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the States up there and Frederick outin Warrenton your morning mindset just minutes away,
Steward, Let's get your mind right. Ninety seven point one wash CHFM.
Where Toby and Chilly in the morning. It is Friday in the nation's
capital. And if that isn't enoughto get you into a good headspace,
well maybe this quote will help forthe morning mindset. One of the things
that I've learned about Mel Robbins asI've gotten to know her is that she
(05:34):
likes to give credit to where creditis due, and so on her instance,
she gave credit to one of herfriends slash fans named Stephen. That's
Stephen who says, reminder, anythingthat cost you your mental health is too
expensive. Anything that costs you,and I mean anything anything, whether you're
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in control of it, out ofcontrol of it, maybe you can do
anything about it. Maybe you cando something about it. If it's costing
you your mental health. Is itreally worth it? Anything that costs you
your mental health is too expensive.If you need to read that again,
or maybe it helped you, maybeyou know somebody that needs to read it.
This morning, you'll find it toToby and Chillipage at WASHFM dot com.
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That is your morning mindset for thisFriday as we get into the weekend.
Coming up in just minutes, we'vegot your entertainment news. We call
it showbiz buzz. What are youworking on this morning? Well, speaking
of somebody whose mental health has costher a lot, Britney Spears in the
headlines again, reportedly reportedly allegedly becauseof a heated argument involving her boyfriend.
(06:41):
Mm hmmm, the latest coming upfor some entertainment news ninety seven point one
WASHFM, Toby and Chilly in themorning. It's called showbiz buzz round these
parts. What you got Well,Britney Spears appears to have been involved in
a heated argument with her boyfriend atan La hotel. This apparently happened Wednesday
night, so at first police werecalled in but they didn't see any signs
of any trouble. Well, theylater had to go back after new reports
(07:05):
of a disturbance, which suggested theremay have been a physical altercation that left
Brittany with a leg injury. Well, last night, Brittany went on social
media denying all of that, claimingshe had just twisted her ankle and that
the paramedics showed up illegally. Thenthen she ends her post by saying she's
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going to be moving to Boston.I guess we'll just have to wait and
see what happens. Big music namesmay soon be returning to TikTok. The
Social Side appears to have reached adeal with Universal Music Group to bring back
the sounds of artists like Drake,Olivia Rodrigo, and so many more.
In this part of the agreement,TikTok will offer protections against generative AI and
will also remove unauthorized AI generated musicfrom the platform. The American Music Awards
(07:54):
are going to be airing on CBSfor the first time later this year,
and also will be available on ShowtimeParamount Plus subscribers. The AMAS are going
to be taking place in October.Rosie O'Donnell remember her, She's returning to
television. She's going to be joiningthe cast of Max's and just like that
for season three, and just weeksafter the death of OJ Simpson, Lifetime
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announced the plan to air this twonight documentary event, The Life and Murder
of Nicole Brown Simpson. It's goingto be taking place June first and second.
And that's your show biz buzz alritingmore news on the way and minutes
top stories at the top of thehour as you get into this Friday morning,
this Star Wars Day Eve in ournation's capital. May the fourth be
with you in advance for those whocelebrate and observe, It's ninety seven point
(08:39):
one washup then GOODBRN Top stories topof the hour. It will cost nearly
two billion dollars to reconstruct the KeyBridge in Baltimore. The Maryland Transportation Secretary,
Paul Weedefeld also says that the newbridge should be completed by fall of
twin. National Park Service says thedemolition of RFK Stadium can move forward.
(09:05):
A report found that there would beno significant environmental impact from the demolition as
long as measures are taken to protectthe surrounding area. Brince George's County Police
telling consumers to be on guard wheneverthey're checking out at local retailers because ten
skimmers have now been found at countygrocery, convenience and discount stores over the
(09:28):
past three weeks, and those skimmersusually capture your data when you swipe your
card, and then criminals use thatinformation to create fake cards to steal your
account. Southwest Airlines will be requiredto offer seventy five dollars travel vouchers for
certain cancelations and delays. This allcomes after the company suffered what some call
(09:48):
a quote holiday meltdown back in twentytwenty two that left millions of passengers stranded.
And according to a recent survey,the average American does their food at
two different grocery stores a week.They spend an average of one hundred and
seventy four dollars a trip on groceries, but of course that number goes up
(10:09):
to around two hundred and sixty twodollars for a family of five. Forecast
for today, a little bit coolerthan it's been, Still nice, though,
party cloudy in seventy two right nowsixty six and Laurel, speaking of
the family, eight sixty six ninetytwo, seven forty three, sixty one
is the number you and your familyhave been having a bit of a conversation
and wanted to bring it up againbecause there might be a few people that
could have something to add to it. Yesterday we were talking about how old
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was your child before you let themspend their gift money anyway? They wanted
to thoughts. You know, thenumber to the place talkback microphone is wide
open to If your son in listeningto your iheartapp, you can send us
a quick voice note. Just findus and join the conversation. We'll get
back into it with some of yourthoughts in just mental Previously on Toby and
Jilly in the morning, if youmissed it yesterday at ninety seven point one
(10:54):
Watche fam we were talking about familyconversation you've been have with your husband and
your son chilling. Yeah, he'sten years old and he really has come
to a point now where he wantsto spend his gift money anyway he wants
to without mom and dad controlling thesituation. I wouldn't call it mom and
dad controlling the situation, Jillia.I would just say he's asserting his financial
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independence. He's had his financial awakening. Is his money well. And it
was great because so many people calledand kind of shared their own stories of
when they let their kids make thatkind of decision. And we'll go up
to seventy to Frederick. Stephanie,go ahead, caller. This seems familiar.
Oh my god, the same issuetimes like three. I did find
that if there's a few platforms men, they get like a card in the
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mail that you can set limits onhow much percentage over their earnings they get
for personal spending, how much goestowards savings, and then you can also
add if they want them to learnhow to donate. So is this like
an app that you downloaded. It'san app, but it also is a
physical card, Stephanie, this isthe current app. There's Chime. There's
other apps that are like that.But here's here's the thing though, And
(12:05):
while you're right, then the kidsgrow up and they realize they can raid
their savings pods. Yeah I know. Then they turn eighteen, and then
that's when they get back on theirown and be like, hey, I'm
an adult now, No, don'ttell me that. Let me just relieve,
let me live in lalla land forlike the next like few months.
Poor Stephanie, she's not expecting youto give her a reality check this morning
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Shelby and Chilli's nearly impossible question.Well, you know, sometimes ignorance is
bliss, but you know it's notbliss going to Baltimore to see Heart.
It's CFG Bankerina. Here's the questiontoday. It can be embarrassing to be
caught doing this, but seventy sixpercent of people do it every day.
What is it? Eight sixty sixninet two seven forty three sixty one.
That's eight sixty six washef them thenumber one? Get that question right?
(12:52):
The tickets to see Heart, CFGBankerina yours. Here's the question again.
It can be embarrassing to be caughtdoing this, but seventy six percent of
people do it every day. Whatis it? Call? Now operators are
standing by eight sixty six ninet twoseven forty three sixty one. Answer the
question right? Those tickets yours?It's ninety seven point one wash CHEFM.
You're nearly your possible question for Fridayis on and the answer is on the
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web. Toby and Chilli's nearly impossiblequestion. What is the question again?
Is Friday morning? There? ChiliamarIt can be embarrassing to be caught doing
this, but seventy six percent ofpeople do it every day. What is
it? Alrighty, I'm Toby Napple, Lisa from Woodbridge, Good morning.
You're playing for these tickets to seeHeart Baltimore CFG Arena. What is your
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guest? I'm gonna say, singingin the car? Do you sing in
the car? Have you been bustedat the red light doing so? Belting
out your favorite songs that you hearon ninety seven point one was CHEFM at
the top of your lung? Yeah, caught singing and damn thing, that's
right right there. You go proveit. Sing one of the lines from
one of your favorite songs right now, so we know that you sing in
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your car, even though I don'tknow that you're in your car or not.
No has to speak dudu. Ohwell, that's right. She goes
with Frinz Babies. Just in timefor another best of the Eighties weekend.
That's Sabrina Confiole punt into Motion atfive o'clock today, And if you love
eighties music, I bet you're goingto be belting out Heart songs at CFG
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Bank Arena May thirteenth, because yes, that's the right answer. Quick sing
part of one of your favorite Heartsongs. For us. We're listening.
We'll wait. Go ahead, he'sthe magic man. Yay, Lisa Woodbridge
is no getting a legitimate fan ofthe eighties. They have never died for
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you, Lisa and Woodbridge. Congratulations, thanks for serenading us and enjoying the
show. Okay, thank you somuch to me. Jill, you're well
come, Oh my god. Okaywhen you're well? O, don't you
want somebody to say thank you?Lisa? What station just seted you up?
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Please? Ninety seven point one?Watch that we're next week with another
round of you're nearly a possible question. You'll make a joyful noise like Lisa
and Woodbridge, especially if you love. Taste of Nova coming to National Museum
of the US Army later this month. Oh, it's going to be so
tasty. You'll be screaming with joyfor the food. We've got your tickets
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all next week after the weekend isToby and Chilly in the Morning continues plus
top stories at the Top of theHour, On the way in a few
minutes Top Stories Top of the Hour. New details are coming to light now
about how much it's going to costand how long it will take to rebuild
the key Bridge in Baltimore, MarylandTransportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld says a price tag
(15:50):
is nearly two billion dollars and officialsare aiming to have the project finished by
late twenty twenty eight. RFK Stadiumhas been cleared for demolition after the National
Park Service found that the demo wouldhave no negative impact on the environment.
The stadium has not been used foran event in five years, and it's
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been falling apart longer than that.The owner of the Crystal City Underground Mall
says the concept well it's no longerfinancially sustainable, and that a new plan
for retail space will be developed.In the meantime, About two dozen tenants
who are still open at the mallhave been told to leave by the end
of October. That mall first openback in nineteen seventy six. The speed
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limit is being lowered along portions offive roads in Arlington. It's all part
of a plan to make them safer. They include parts of Military Road,
North Carlin Springs Road, North GeorgeMason Drive, Fairfax Drive, and also
Tenth Street. And according to arecent study, people under the age of
twenty seven think old age starts whenin your late fifties, but baby boomers
(17:00):
leave that sixty is a new forty, and one in five of them feel
twenty years younger than their age forecastfor today party Claudie Hei's around seventy two
right now sixty six and Annandale eightsix six nine two seven forty three.
Sixty one is the number the talkbackmicrophone open too. If you're a truck
long haul driver, if you dothe van life thing, or maybe you
just like going on very long roadtrips, I'm feeling some sort of way.
(17:22):
And Chilli, maybe you can helpme with this. I'm feeling some
sort of way because of a roadtrip for the weekend that I leave on
right after the show. I mean, how is this different than other times
you've been on this trip? Well, there are some caveats. This one
is different. Well explain in minutesas Toby and Chilly in the Morning continues,
stay right there, It's Friday inDC. Toby and Chilly in the
(17:42):
Morning ninety seven point one. Watchif I want to hear from you,
if you're like a long haul trucker, if you do the road trip thing,
maybe you do the van life thing. Maybe you have some tips to
share eight sixty six ninety two,seven forty three sixty one, or the
talkback microphone is wide open if you'relistening to us on your iHeart apps streaming
us right now at ninety seven pointone WASHFM. Because Chili, I'm a
(18:03):
little nervous. I'm feeling some sortof way because I leave after the show
for a road trip. And Iknow you're giving me that eyebright You're like
review a road trip, feeling somesort of way. What you love road
trip? Yeah, you do loveroad trips. So you've been going to
pick up your daughter from college foralmost three years. Now, why is
today different? Well, because todayis the day that I have to drive
up and pull off the van rentalthing and pick her up. The difference
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is this time, Chili, It'sdifferent because I'm doing it alone. Oh,
because you had somebody with you before. You've never driven alone this distance,
not that far. I've driven alone, like maybe for a couple of
hours, two or three. Butyou know that trip to Boston. You
dated somebody in Boston. What's fun? But you always flew but I would
(18:47):
fly, but I but I knowyou well enough to know you probably looked
into What would it be like ifI drove it and you were like,
oh, heck no, eight toten hours. No, I can't even
do more than four without getting youknow, very very bored or uncomfortable.
But what is your biggest concern abouthaving to do it by yourself? I
think fatigue and being alone. Thefatigue thing is this the fatigue? You
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know, you can work on fatigueif you've got somebody to talk to to
keep your mind occupied. You canfight off fatigue if they're willing to tag
in and drive for you, becauseoh honey, I just can't keep MUDs.
You get us the rest of theway. Don't have that this time.
It's just me myself and I don'teven have the puppy, you know,
yeah, like hitting the open road. So then I mean could you
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or like stop and take a napor I mean, like, how what
are you going to do to fightthat off? If that happened? Well,
I started going down rabbit holes roadtrip rabbit holes, and you know
they say Triple A says you shouldstop every two to three hours and get
out and stretch. And you knowthey say to be very careful what you
eat, but to stay hydrated.However, you can need to stay fed
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while you're on the road. Sobasically, I found a route that will
take me away from construction, whichcan add time to the trip on ninety
five going north, and I'm gonnacut back through like Pennsylvania up around through
New York state eighty one to eightyfour basically, and then there's a lot
of truck stops along the way thatI can stop at, and I'm thinking,
if I need to take a powerand app I can for a little
(20:11):
bit, or if I need togo inside. Sometimes these truck stops they
have showers. You know what isif you're exhausted, but you take a
shower, you can refresh yourself.Wow. So I've looked into that,
but again I still can't get pastthe fact that I have this, let's
be honest, a fear of doingit alone. This is gonna be quite
the thing that you conquer if youconquer it. Yeah, because I've never
done it, and I love I'mjust imagining you rolling up to a truck
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stop be like, yeah, I'mjust here to take a quick cold.
Yeah, and the dad van Heyeverybody, Hey, good buddy, I
reckon, you don't mind if youcould tell me where all the showers are
because I won't need to take aquick one over here, and then i'm'na
get back behind my daddy man andgo pick up my daughter from Colderge to
Boston. I even now talking aboutit has me stressed. So if you've
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got some thoughts or some tips toshare, talk back microphone. It's wide
open. Phone numbers eight sixty six, ninety two, seven forty three sixty
one. Things in advance and keepme in your thoughts, and if you
follow us on social I'll try tokeep you up to date. Is I
make this sojourn up to get mykid alone for the first time and forever?
Period ninety seven point one wash FMor Toby and Tilly in the one
we were coming up in just afew seconds. When you were a kid,
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what's something that to you? Screamedrich? That somebody wealthy? You
know, And when I just talkingabout driving up down River Road or in
McLain, Virginia, you know we'retalking about you saw it and you were
like, let's get into that.Coming up as Tobey and Tilly in the
Morning continues on a Friday, whenyou were a kid, you saw it
and it was like, that's rich. They are rich. Ninety seven point
(21:41):
one Wash FM, Toby and Chillyin the Morning get eight sixty six nine
two seven forty three sixty one.This was floating around on Reddit. Did
you ever when you were growing up, Chilly see something that made you think
a family was really wealth to do? Yes, whenever somebody lived in a
house where the bedrooms were located upstairs. Oh, he was like, oh
my god, they must have somuch money, right, they have all
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their bedrooms on the upper level.Yes, they're loaded. That's Dan Snyder's
cousin. Well, no, itwouldn't you have to be that big of
a house just having bedrooms upstairs?What about for you? Uh, whenever
I would go over to somebody's houseand they had like really cool like what
was that They used to we callthem blu rays now, but they were
like video discs that used to bethe size of records back and why they
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always had the really good TV.So if they had those video discs in
the TV, I was like,yeah, they loaded, you know what
I mean? Because like it wasalways the people with the money that had
the really cool stuff to watch moviesand whatnot on absolutely technology it's a thing.
When you were a kid, whatscreamed rich for you? Eight six
six ninet two seven forty three sixtyone in Fairfax this morning, let's go
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to Jennifer. Jennifer, what screensrich to you? Or screened ritch to
you? When you were a kid, you saw if if somebody had an
Atari game, then they definitely hadmoney. So I just aged myself.
Yep, totally hear you on that. Or if they had like better games
than you did, oh yes,but if you just had the Atari,
to me, that was a thing. Yeah, I feel you on that.
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Eight sixty six nine two seven threesixty one Windy and Gaithersburg. You
saw it, It screamed that's richto you when you were a kid.
What was it? I always thoughtthat people were rich if they had a
writing lawnmower, riding lawnmower. Thankyou for the call this morning. Till
your thoughts. That's because you havea lot of land and a lot of
land around here. Well it doesequal money, yeah, lots of money,
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especially around these parts. There's somethingyou used to scream rich to you
when you were a kid growing up, when you saw it eight sixty six
nine two seven three sixty one thenumber. Talkback microphone wide open two.
Leave us a voice note. We'llcircle back on this coming up as Toby
and Tilly in the Morning continues andTop Stories at the top of the hour.
On the way, we call thatthe news. We'll get you up
to speed and ready to go fora Friday stay with us Top Stories top
(23:59):
of the Hour. It will costnearly two billion dollars to reconstruct the Key
Bridge in Baltimore. The Maryland TransportationSecretary Paul Weedefeld also says the new bridge
should be complete by fall of twentytwenty eight. National Park Services the demolition
of RFK Stadium can move forward.A report found there would be no significant
environmental impact from the demolition as longas the measures are taken to protect the
(24:21):
surrounding area. Police in Hyattsville investigatingafter a teen was stabbed near a local
high school yesterday afternoon. The woundedseventeen year old was found just after classes
were dismissed at Northwestern High School,and he was not a student at the
school. Prince George's County police tellingconsumers to be on guard when they're checking
out at local retailers because ten skimmershave been found at county grocery, convenience
(24:48):
and discount stores over the past threeweeks. These skimmers capture the data when
swiping cards, and criminals can usethat information to create fake cards to steal
from the victim's accounts and a whenYou sent. Pohl found that seventy percent
of gen z ers ask their parentsto help them find a job, and
of those who get a full timejob, eighty three percent credit their parents
(25:11):
with helping them get it. Fortypercent said that a parent went with them
to an in person interview, andthirty percent said the parent went into the
interview with them. Forecast for todayBartley Cloudy's guys highs around seventy two right
now sixty six in Springfield eight sixsix, ninety two, seven forty three
sixty one. That's the number.It's ninety seven point one. WATCHFM Toby
(25:33):
and Chilly in the morning. Wewant to circle back on this conversation we
were having a few minutes ago.You were a kid, you saw it,
it screamed that's rich to you,or maybe it's something that you see
now and you're like, wow,that is just rich. What is it?
There's no right answer, no wronganswer. We just want to hear
your answers, and we will.As Toby and Chilly in the Morning continues
calling out to get well. Youwere a kid, you saw it and
you were like, that's rich,they're rich. What was that, Toby
(25:57):
and Chilly in the Morning. It'sninety seven point one watch FM eight six
six nine two seven forty three sixtyone is the number. Is there anything
else you saw when you were akid growing up, Chili that said,
okay rich besides the upstairs bedrooms,if anybody had a pool, oh yes,
because around these parts and you grewup around here, you have to
have land to have a pool,which means you have to have money to
have the land, which means youprobably rich. I feel you on that.
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For me, it was also likereally nice brand new cars. Oh
yeah, Rex, is in Newburgh? What screamed rich to you when you
were growing up? When I wasa little boy wrecked in canvas, I
thought people were rich from me atthe inside the tourilet. Wow, okay,
yes, plumbing is a thing,that's right, Rex. We've come
a long way es since the outhouse. Look, come old, Thank you
(26:41):
for jumping into the conversation. Nowlet's go over here to Fairfax, Beverly.
What screamed rich to you when youwere a kid growing up? I
had a girlfriend that her dad wasa doctor, and they didn't have one
TV. They had two TVs andthey were color TVs. And I told
my dad about it and made himmad. He goes, is there,
what's wrong with what we have?And right after that, my dad went
(27:03):
out and bought a color TV.Oh dang, what did you do when
cable came around? Oh? Youknow what? That was one of those
things that screamed rich chili if youwent to somebody's house and they had all
the cable channels and not just thebasic channels. Yep, rich Deborah in
Leonardtown, what do you have toadd to this? I always thought when
they had these fur coats and allthis fancy jewelry on them, Oh wow,
(27:27):
it has been a minute since I'veseen anybody wear fur coat. Thanks
so much for sharing that, Debra. Now let's go to Annandale. Nicky's
hanging on, Nikki, what's up. My dad was a builder and he
used to put phones in the bathroom. The people could have communication in the
comfort station. That's fantastic because nowpeople just take their cell phones to the
(27:47):
bathroom. Oh technology, Hey Nikki, thank you for jumping in this morning.
Have a good day. Bye.What more, Toby and Jilly head
over to washupm dot com or theiHeartRadio app.
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