June 10, 2024 • 23 mins
Weekend recap, how was yours? When getting a massage...do you get "gentle" or "painful" version? A Missouri restaurant won't allow anyone under age 30. We get your thoughts. Weirdest place you found something you lost? 200 kids in D.C. receive bikes after a year long safety program. Plus, we get the answer to our Nearly Impossible Question!
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Toby and Chili Mornings on Demand onninety seven point one. Why shut out,
Chillie. I know this happens foryou probably a lot more often than
not. But this is a littlething that's bringing me some joy, that's
making me feel good. Before fiveam this morning. Last night, before
I went to bed, my daughterKyla, who's home for the summer,
who is twenty, and I hada moment and I said to her,
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I love you. I just wantyou to know I'm going to bed.
I love you too, Dad.And it was like, you know,
it actually kind of resonated because it'sthe first time in a minute that I've
told my kid, like sincerely beforeI went to bed. Hey, no
matter what today's been like to tomorrow'sgoing to bring what it brings, I
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love you. She's like, Ilove you too. It's just I don't
know what it is. I thinkthe older we get, the more it
means something. You know. Yeah. I think the older the kids get,
the less they say it. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, you
know that's Chili functioning better than Iam on a Monday morning with no words.
But do you know what I mean? Like when my daughter was your
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son's age, it was something often, Oh, yes, I love you
and I love you's back. Yes, unsolicited I love you come out of
my ten year old's mouth all thetime, and I know that those days
are numbered, But then they comeback. That's always what people say.
It's like they go through that phaseof like not wanting to talk to you
or whatever, and then they eventuallycome back and appreciate you or they tell
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you I love you when they wantsomething, preferably money deposited to their account
so they can go do whatever.But anyways, it's little things. How
was your weekend? Good? It'sgood. We had a nice pool party
at one of Don's friend's home.My husband, who is not the most
social guy unless he's around his ownfriends, which is a really cool thing
to see because he's mister talkative aroundhis people. Right, Well, you
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look like you got a little bitof sun this weekend. Oh, that's
just my Jurgen's glow on my face. Oh is that what that is?
Can I have some of that tolevel out this misglow tan on my face?
God? Well, that's good tohear that you had a good weekend.
Hopefully that pull party was on Saturday, because that was a brilliant day.
It was really nice, so beautiful. Well, let's get into a
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brand new week show. We wereToby and Chili in the morning. It's
ninety seven point one wash CHEFM onthis Monday, the tenth day of June.
Coming up in minutes. Massage pressure, you like your relaxing or you
want pain? Well we'll discuss comingup. It was Chili's birthday weekend here
at ninety seven point one wash CHEFMwhere Toby and Chili in the morning and
Friday before we left Chili, youwere in route to go get a massage
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and we had had like a littlesidebar about what constitutes a good massage.
So how is the massage? Wasit good? And is there anything we
need to recap as you get intothis story. Okay, it was just
okay, And this is partly myfault. So I only get a massage
like once a year, which isclearly not enough. But when you go
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you're usually asked about pressure and howmuch pressure you want and if you want
the masseuse to really work out somenotts they got it. It's gonna hurt,
Like a massage is not gonna feelrelaxing. Yeah, yeah, no,
that's fair. I've had really goodmassages, and the ones that do
the job are the ones that don'tnecessarily feel good in the moment. But
because it was my birthday and Iwanted to chill, I went the relax
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route. And that was a mistakereally, because when I got up off
that table, I felt okay,and then I ran errands. I went
grocery shopping. Yeah, the lastthing you should be doing after a really
good massage is running to all dYes, I'm just you know, I'm
just being here, Sert your favoritegrocery store here. But the truth is
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you should be just like Putty exactly, and sore. You should, in
theory be sore because they really workedout some kinks in your neck, in
your back. No, I'm stillhere today with the same nuts in my
neck. Well, that means you'vegot time before you go on your cruise
to either schedule one or get onein or I'd say get one in on
the cruise. But then the lastthing, if it's a good massage,
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you're gonna want on the cruises tobe around your husband in son. Yeah.
No, but my husband did giftme, as he does every year
for my birthday. Another gift cardto a different place, so I'll try
I'll try a different place for thenext massage. But no, I mean
yeah, if you want the relaxingroute, don't expect your nods to be
worked out. Yeah. In themeantime, if anybody is a massuse and
wants to come to the studio withyour chair for massage, will gladly accept
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it and let you in. Eightsixty six nine three sixty one is the
number. You can also tap thetalkback microphone if you want to jump in
this morning Toby a Chili in themorning here at ninety seven point one wash
CHEFM. We're in minutes. We'lltry to inspire you with today's morning mindset
to help you take on a brandnew week. That's next. Doay it,
Toby A Chili in the morning ona Monday. Welcome to June tenth,
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here at ninety seven point one washFM. And like we do every
weekday morning at this time, letus pause for a moment. What is
the quote for the morning mindset today? Comes from the website actually the Instagram
feed elevates start. It's says norisk, no glory, no failure,
no story. Take that in aswe start a brand new week you know,
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and risk isn't something that everybody hasto embrace. But if you want
the glory, you're gonna take arisk and that means risking failure. But
should you pull it off, there'llbe one incredible story that has your name
on it. So keep that inmind today. No risk, no glory,
no failure, no story. Andthat comes from the Instagram feed Elevate
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start if that helped find it andshare it with someone who may need to
hear at the Toby and Chilly pagewashfm dot com. Now coming up in
just a few minutes. Since we'vegot your mind right, we're gonna get
you into some entertainment news. Wecall it showbiz Buzz. What's been going
on this weekend, the big winnersfrom the Daytime Emmy Awards, we'll share
that. Just it time for someentertainment news this morning. We call it
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Showbiz Buzz. At ninety seven pointone WASHFM with Toby and Chilly in the
morning, what's going on General Hospitalleft first Annuel Daytime Emmy Awards, winning
four trophies, including Outstanding Daytime Drama. The Kelly Clarkson Show won Best Daytime
Talk Show and Dick Van Dyke becamethe oldest actor to receive a Daytime Emmy,
walking Away with the Honor for GuestPerformer in a daytime Drama series.
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J Lo and Ben Affleck have puttheir home up for sale, which of
course fuels the rumors of an imminentdivorce. And right after they got married,
they bought this house for sixteen milliondollars in Beverly Hills. Howard University
has rescinded the honorary degree that theyhad presented to Sean Diddy Combs back in
twenty fourteen, and they also aregoing to return the one million dollar donation
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that Combs contributed to the university.This is all a result of the recent
sexual assault allegations made against Diddy andthat video of him physically assaulting his ex
girlfriend. George Lopez left his soldout show at a California casino early because
of unruly hecklers. Now his teamaccused the venue of overserving the audience.
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The casino claim that Lopez a secureteam could have done a better job managing
the situation, and finally that JakePaul Mike Tyson match, which was supposed
to go on last week when Tysonhad an ulcer flare up has now been
rescheduled for November fifteenth at AT andT Stadium in Arlington, Texas. And
that is your show biz buzz allright. For even more entertainment news on
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demand, refreshshefm dot com often throughthe day, need some top stories The
news gotch covered top stories at thetop of the hour. On the way
right around six stay with ninety sevenpoint one WASHFM Good Morning Top Stories top
of the hour. Israel's opposition leaderof Benny Gans announced his departure from Israel's
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war cabinet. It comes one dayafter Israeli forces rescued four hostages being held
by Hamas The US park Police investigatinga deadly hit and run crash that happened
in southeast DC. A woman wasfound with critical injuries on Anacostia Drive right
near the skating rink on Saturday night. The permanent Fort McHenry Shipping Chance is
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expected to reopen today at the sideof the key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
Salvage crews will continue to remove anyadditional wreckage outside that channel. For the
first time in the history of DCPride, the annual parade skipped DuPont Circle
and instead headed down Fourteenth Street inPennsylvania Avenue Northwest as a test run for
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next year's Big World Pride, whichis expected to draw three million people.
The White House is hosting a concertfor June teenth today on the South Lawn.
The event's gonna boast award winning blackartists from across musical genres like Patty
Lobelle, Gladys Knight, and Moore. And a new survey reveals the presence
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the dads do not want for Father'sDay now, while twenty six percent of
Father's Day they'd be fine with anygift they get. Fishing gear tops the
list as the most unwanted present.Golf related products was a close second,
followed by Hawaiian shirts. In thirdforecast forward, today, it's gonna be
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partly cloudy. High's around eighty,although there is a slight chance of late
day shower. Right now, itis fifty eight degrees in Chantilly eight six
six ninety two seven forty three sixtyone. Want it gets your take on
this story. There's a restaurant inMissouri that won't allow anyone under a certain
age. Guys under a certain age, ladies under a certain age, the
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details and your thoughts coming up Tobyat Tilly in the morning. I want
to hear what you think about thisat eight six six ninety two, seven
forty three sixty one or tap totalk back microphone, leave us a message.
There's a restaurant that's implementing an ageminimum rule some people find a controversial.
Basically long story short restaurant Missouri isbanning diners under thirty and thirty five
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years to create a more resort likeenvironment. Yeah, more sophisticated crowd.
So you can't as a woman,you can't be under thirty and as a
man, you can't be under thirtyfive. What's interesting is they've somehow come
up with this arbitrary age of sophistication. Like, I know plenty of thirty
something and forty something year olds thatare not mature enough to tipy considered sophisticated.
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How does that equate to somebody whomight be a fifty year old guy
dating a twenty nine year old woman. Leonardo DiCaprio would never be allowed in
this restaurant. No, that's right, he's gonna have to go somewhere else,
too bad. So sad, yourlady friend is too young and apparently
not sophisticated, and I just don'tunderstand that. It doesn't make any sense
to me. There are probably somemore mature audiences that don't like the twenty
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something year olds coming in and beingraucous, so to speak. So I
get it, but I just don'tknow that every twenty something year old acts
that way. But hey, it'sthis guy's restaurant. He can do whatever
the heck you want here. Yeah, my gold my rules. I personally
don't want to see a guy tryingto say we don't need any of these
twenty something quote gold diggers end ofquote who come in there with much older
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guys because we don't know their situation. You know, I go eat there,
would do you think I passed asophistication test. I just want to
see what the menu has on it, and then we'll determine how sophisticated I
want to act about eating at thatestablishment. Right Helby M. Chilli's nearly
impossible question, what's the question forthis Monday morning? It's estimated that sixty
five percent of all Internet traffic isin the form of what eight sixty six
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nine two seven forty three sixty onethat's eight sixty six Wash FM the number
one call now, I'll answer thatquestion right. You're gonna go see Imagine
dragons. Jeffy LOEU of August twentysecond, Thank you Live Nation. The
question again, about sixty five percentof all Internet traffic is in the form
of what think about it? Now? Call eight sixty six wash FM the
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number one answer right, win thosetickets to Imagine Dragons right now with your
nearly impossible question on this Monday,Shelby m Chilli's nearly impossible question. Good
morning, Kim and Germantown. Howis your Monday so far? It's wonderful
to be an awesome day. Howare you guys? We too agree that
it will be an awesome day todayon purpose where we're just manifesting this now
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most debtimately, are you ready toplay the game? I am? I
am. Here comes the question againone more time for the benefit of those
who might have missed it. It'sestimated that sixty five percent of all Internet
traffic is in this form What isit? I think? In videos?
Are you streaming a lot of videos? Ma'am? Of course, no,
no, no, no, onlythank you. I'm part of that crowd.
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Sophisticated. Yes, very sophisticated.Yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am.
So it's only YouTube for you andDisney plus maybe Hulu exactly exactly.
I got it. I got ateenager, so I gotta keep it late.
That's great, Kim. Your Monday, although it was going to be
a great day, just got betterbecause that's the correct answer. That awesome.
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I'm so excited. I love ImagineDragons. Well, the tickets are
hours now, thanks to our friendsat Live Nation. Clear your calendar,
don't stream anything, don't plan onon any Netflix and chills sorts of weekends.
You're going to the show live.That's amazing. Thank you guys so
much, Thank you, and thankyou for listening to us. Tell us
the name of the station that justhooked you up. Please. On this
Monday morning, ninety seven point one, watcht them with more tickets to see
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Imagine Dragons Tomorrow morning with another roundof your nearly impossible question and top stories
at the top of the hour.That's what we call the news minutes Away,
Top Stories, Top of the Hour. Former President Trump is scheduled to
sit down with a probation officer today. He'll reportedly take part in a virtual
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interview with the officer from his mara lago with State in Florida, and
he's said to be sentenced July eleventh. The permanent Fort mc henry shipping channel
is expected to reopen today at theside of the key bridge collapse in Baltimore.
There will be a side scan surveyof the area this morning just to
make sure it is safe to reopen. The founder of a DC nonprofit who
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is arrested for money laundering and fraudappears ready to enter a guilty plea.
Federal prosecutors have accused Ruby Corrado oftaking one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
pandemic relief funds from Casa Ruby,which is a nonprofit created to help LGBTQ
youth. Arlington County may want toconsider having another gun buyback event after its
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first attempt was more popular than theyexpected. The Saturday event in False Church
was scheduled to last for four hours, but it ended after just ninety minutes
when organizers ran out of gift cards. A total of one hundred thirty four
firearms were collected during that buyback,and according to a recent study, people
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are holding onto their cars for anaverage of fourteen years. Researchers say it's
because of a combination of high pricesfor new cars and drivers being hesitant to
buy electric vehicles. Forecasts for today, it's going to be nice, art
leak, cloudy. Do you havea chance of a late day shower?
Highs around eighty right now at sixtydegrees in Lantam. Where is the weirdest
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place you've found something you lost?There's a story going around the Internet of
Things. Luggage founded an airport worker'shouse. Somebody put one of those tracking
tags in it. What about you? What did you lose? Where did
you find it? Eight sixty sixWASHFM, the number one talkback microphone,
wide open, two tap speak,send us a voice note. We'll get
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into this coming up in a minute. Story going around the Internet of Things
really highlights weird places you've found somethingyou thought you lost. It's ninety seven
point one WASHFM, Toby and Chillyin the morning. The numbers eight sixty
six, nine two, seven fortythree sixty one. If you want to
jump into this conversation, or youcan tap the talkback microphone send us a
voice note. Bring this up.Because I guess somebody thought they lost some
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bags. They put one of thosetracking tags in the luggage. The luggage
turned up at an airport worker's house. Yeah, busted, yeah and fired.
This was out of Florida. Butthat's definitely not where you think your
lugage just gonna end up. No, no, one of the reasons why
you need to invest in those trackingtexts. Have you ever found something in
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a weird place that you lost Chile. I don't want to jinx myself,
but I don't lose things. Imisplaced them temporarily. I mean, I
know it's semantics, but you knowwhat I like, misplace is different than
like, lose lose something? Whatabout you? I lose stuff? I
like, I in trying to beorganized and put it away. I end
up squirreling it away someplace and thenout of nowhere, I'm like, well
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maybe I should clean this out.Well, then, did you find something
in a weird place? I foundmultiple things, Like I found an original
first generation iPad. I found acoffee mug. You gave me a heated
coffee mug once it was still inthe box. I'm like, how did
this end up in a table inmy living room? One of those like
tables with the opening top. Yes, I don't know. I can't explor
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of it. Yeah no, AndI don't know how long it was mia
either, but I know that,but I found it. It was like
a treasure trove of wow. Yes, eight six three sixty one. Have
you ever lost something that you foundin the most bizarre place? Maybe it
was luggage like that. One storycould have been something around the house.
Tell us your story. We justwant to hear it coming up as Toby
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and Chilly in the Morning continues.In the meantime, stay there because we
got a story that might just makeyour Monday coming up. In a few
oh two hundred kids in DC Godbrand new bikes thanks to this amazing program,
lots of pedal power going around towhat we did there, you'll hear
more, and we think it mightjust make your Monday. Coming up.
As Toby and Chilly in the Morningcontinue. Now, it's time for a
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story that might just restore your faithin humanity. We call this make your
Monday at ninety seven point one washFM, and this one comes to us
from DC. This story where twohundred lucky DC second graders have got new
bikes, new helmets, and newlocks after they spent the year studying bike
safety. Well, that whole bikesafety or bike riding program has been around
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for nearly ten years, but thisis the very first time that graduating kids
got their own cycling gear to takehome. Can you imagine the look of
surprise on their faces. That's incrediblewhen you think about it. There's just
something empowering about getting your own bikeand learning how to bike, but then
getting all of that gear too,and knowing that they're able to ace pop
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quizes given by DC Public schools onbike safety. There's got to be something
fulfilling about that as well. Imean, this was a whole team effort.
The bikes were donated by DC BikeRide, the organization behind the twenty
mile citywide cycling event, and thenthe helmets were donated by Bell Brand,
and then they had a bunch ofother partners as well. Yep, and
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the Mayor was on hand for thegraduation on wheels event and she said,
the Honorable Mayor Bowser said that bikingis a great way for kids to get
fresh air and sunshine, not tomention an exercise just in time for the
summer. Yes, and any parentwill tell you. Getting those kids off
of a tablet is a huge feat. So those two hundred kids can maybe
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get off those tablets and get outsideon their bikes. The kids come from
seven schools across Wards seven and eight, Patterson Elementary, Hendley Elementary, CW
Hellis Elementary, Shout out represent whata great program. Thanks to everyone who
helped contribute, and thanks to everybodywho helped to empower these kids. It
really is a story that does makeour Monday. And if you want to
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read it and share it, you'llfind it the Toby and Chillipage washchefm dot
com. If you've got a storythat you think needs to be shared so
it can make our Monday as well, feel free to do so washchefm dot
com. Find the Toby and Chillipage stay there. Top stories at the
top of the Hour, On theWay in Minutes, Top stories Top of
the Hour. Israel's opposition leader BennyGans announced his departure from Israel's war cabinet.
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This resignation comes a day after throughIsraeli forces rescued four hostages that were
being held by Hamas. The USpark Police investigating a deadly hit and run
crash that happened in Southeast DC awoman was found with critical injuries on Anacostia
Drive near the skating rinks Saturday night. The permanent Fort McHenry shipping channels expected
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to reopen today at the side ofthe key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, salvage
crews are going to continue to removeany additional wreckage outside of the channel.
For the first time in the historyof DC Pride, the annual parade skipped
DuPont Circle and instead headed downtown ordown fourteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue. This is
all a test run for next year'sWorld Pride, which is expected to draw
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three million people. Apple is goingto be showing off whats in store for
their product line today at the WorldwideDevelopers Conference. The tech giant expects to
focus on integrating artificial intelligence into itssoftware, and according to a recent report,
nearly twenty percent of flights in twentytwenty four have been now Triple A
recommends flying on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,and Saturdays, which are less busy,
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so that you're less likely to getdelayed and you may also get a better
deal on the flight fore cast.For today, it's going to be really
beautiful, lots of sun, highs, around eighty right now sixty one degrees
in Herndon, so coming up injust a few minutes. We want to
hear your stories about a really weirdplace something you lost turned up. You
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might have seen the story about someonewho tracked their bags all the way to
an airline employee's house, you know, luggage that they thought they had lost
while it turned up. Did thishappen to you? Eight six six nine
two seven forty three sixty one.If you've got a story you want to
tell, or tap the talk backmicrophone wide open for you. We'll get
into it next. It's the weirdestplace you've ever found something you thought you
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lost, till you're sure you've neverlost something like this before. No,
I mean I don't lose things.I mean I temporarily misplaced them. But
I wouldn't say lose. Temporarily misplacingis losing? Oh whatever? Ninety seven
point one watch FM Tobya Chilly inthe morning at eight sixty six nine two
seven forty three sixty one. However, you have lost something, we just
want to hear what it was youlost, where it is it turned up.
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Just tell us a good story.We won't judge. Because we've all
been there. We'll start with you, Mike, listening in Dumfries this morning.
I walked my cellphone for about anhour and freaked out. Of course,
I turned my house upside down lookingfor it. I actually took it
into the shower with me, andI left it on the window sill.
I can't believe it didn't get soaked. Here we go what it was.
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It was only for an hour.See, that doesn't really count as being
lost in my book. It wasfor that hour that he lost it.
Thank you, by the way forjumping into the conversation from Dumfries this morning.
Let's go over here to Sarah,who's listening to us in Gaithersburg.
Sarah, good morning. What's up? Would you lose? One time?
I found my lost Christmas talk inthe free art to day, I still
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have no idea why it wasn't thereis a Christmas sock like a stocking.
I mean, I guess I maybecould see that if you were trying to
preserve the chocolates and candies that Santabrought you, But yeah, I don't
know about that. Yeah, clothingin the freezer probably never explainable. Do
you think it's one of those Christmassocks, like those goofy socks people where
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maybe she was trying to keep herfeet cool. You know that could be
a possibility. Anybody have anything toadd to the conversation this morning eight sixty
six nine two seven forty three sixtyone The number talkback microphone wide open too.
If you're listening on your iHeart appto ninety seven point one WASHFM,
just make sure you're signed in.Tell us the weirdest place you've ever found,
something you thought you lost, andlosing your mind doesn't count, Okay,
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what more? Toby and Jilly headover to washfm dot com or the
iHeartRadio app.
Toby and Chili Mornings on Demand onninety seven point one. Why shut out,
Chillie. I know this happens foryou probably a lot more often than
not. But this is a littlething that's bringing me some joy, that's
making me feel good. Before fiveam this morning. Last night, before
I went to bed, my daughterKyla, who's home for the summer,
who is twenty, and I hada moment and I said to her,
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I love you. I just wantyou to know I'm going to bed.
I love you too, Dad.And it was like, you know,
it actually kind of resonated because it'sthe first time in a minute that I've
told my kid, like sincerely beforeI went to bed. Hey, no
matter what today's been like to tomorrow'sgoing to bring what it brings, I
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love you. She's like, Ilove you too. It's just I don't
know what it is. I thinkthe older we get, the more it
means something. You know. Yeah. I think the older the kids get,
the less they say it. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, you
know that's Chili functioning better than Iam on a Monday morning with no words.
But do you know what I mean? Like when my daughter was your
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son's age, it was something often, Oh, yes, I love you
and I love you's back. Yes, unsolicited I love you come out of
my ten year old's mouth all thetime, and I know that those days
are numbered, But then they comeback. That's always what people say.
It's like they go through that phaseof like not wanting to talk to you
or whatever, and then they eventuallycome back and appreciate you or they tell
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you I love you when they wantsomething, preferably money deposited to their account
so they can go do whatever.But anyways, it's little things. How
was your weekend? Good? It'sgood. We had a nice pool party
at one of Don's friend's home.My husband, who is not the most
social guy unless he's around his ownfriends, which is a really cool thing
to see because he's mister talkative aroundhis people. Right, Well, you
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look like you got a little bitof sun this weekend. Oh, that's
just my Jurgen's glow on my face. Oh is that what that is?
Can I have some of that tolevel out this misglow tan on my face?
God? Well, that's good tohear that you had a good weekend.
Hopefully that pull party was on Saturday, because that was a brilliant day.
It was really nice, so beautiful. Well, let's get into a
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brand new week show. We wereToby and Chili in the morning. It's
ninety seven point one wash CHEFM onthis Monday, the tenth day of June.
Coming up in minutes. Massage pressure, you like your relaxing or you
want pain? Well we'll discuss comingup. It was Chili's birthday weekend here
at ninety seven point one wash CHEFMwhere Toby and Chili in the morning and
Friday before we left Chili, youwere in route to go get a massage
(02:30):
and we had had like a littlesidebar about what constitutes a good massage.
So how is the massage? Wasit good? And is there anything we
need to recap as you get intothis story. Okay, it was just
okay, And this is partly myfault. So I only get a massage
like once a year, which isclearly not enough. But when you go
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you're usually asked about pressure and howmuch pressure you want and if you want
the masseuse to really work out somenotts they got it. It's gonna hurt,
Like a massage is not gonna feelrelaxing. Yeah, yeah, no,
that's fair. I've had really goodmassages, and the ones that do
the job are the ones that don'tnecessarily feel good in the moment. But
because it was my birthday and Iwanted to chill, I went the relax
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route. And that was a mistakereally, because when I got up off
that table, I felt okay,and then I ran errands. I went
grocery shopping. Yeah, the lastthing you should be doing after a really
good massage is running to all dYes, I'm just you know, I'm
just being here, Sert your favoritegrocery store here. But the truth is
(03:36):
you should be just like Putty exactly, and sore. You should, in
theory be sore because they really workedout some kinks in your neck, in
your back. No, I'm stillhere today with the same nuts in my
neck. Well, that means you'vegot time before you go on your cruise
to either schedule one or get onein or I'd say get one in on
the cruise. But then the lastthing, if it's a good massage,
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you're gonna want on the cruises tobe around your husband in son. Yeah.
No, but my husband did giftme, as he does every year
for my birthday. Another gift cardto a different place, so I'll try
I'll try a different place for thenext massage. But no, I mean
yeah, if you want the relaxingroute, don't expect your nods to be
worked out. Yeah. In themeantime, if anybody is a massuse and
wants to come to the studio withyour chair for massage, will gladly accept
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it and let you in. Eightsixty six nine three sixty one is the
number. You can also tap thetalkback microphone if you want to jump in
this morning Toby a Chili in themorning here at ninety seven point one wash
CHEFM. We're in minutes. We'lltry to inspire you with today's morning mindset
to help you take on a brandnew week. That's next. Doay it,
Toby A Chili in the morning ona Monday. Welcome to June tenth,
(04:45):
here at ninety seven point one washFM. And like we do every
weekday morning at this time, letus pause for a moment. What is
the quote for the morning mindset today? Comes from the website actually the Instagram
feed elevates start. It's says norisk, no glory, no failure,
no story. Take that in aswe start a brand new week you know,
(05:08):
and risk isn't something that everybody hasto embrace. But if you want
the glory, you're gonna take arisk and that means risking failure. But
should you pull it off, there'llbe one incredible story that has your name
on it. So keep that inmind today. No risk, no glory,
no failure, no story. Andthat comes from the Instagram feed Elevate
(05:30):
start if that helped find it andshare it with someone who may need to
hear at the Toby and Chilly pagewashfm dot com. Now coming up in
just a few minutes. Since we'vegot your mind right, we're gonna get
you into some entertainment news. Wecall it showbiz Buzz. What's been going
on this weekend, the big winnersfrom the Daytime Emmy Awards, we'll share
that. Just it time for someentertainment news this morning. We call it
(05:53):
Showbiz Buzz. At ninety seven pointone WASHFM with Toby and Chilly in the
morning, what's going on General Hospitalleft first Annuel Daytime Emmy Awards, winning
four trophies, including Outstanding Daytime Drama. The Kelly Clarkson Show won Best Daytime
Talk Show and Dick Van Dyke becamethe oldest actor to receive a Daytime Emmy,
walking Away with the Honor for GuestPerformer in a daytime Drama series.
(06:16):
J Lo and Ben Affleck have puttheir home up for sale, which of
course fuels the rumors of an imminentdivorce. And right after they got married,
they bought this house for sixteen milliondollars in Beverly Hills. Howard University
has rescinded the honorary degree that theyhad presented to Sean Diddy Combs back in
twenty fourteen, and they also aregoing to return the one million dollar donation
(06:36):
that Combs contributed to the university.This is all a result of the recent
sexual assault allegations made against Diddy andthat video of him physically assaulting his ex
girlfriend. George Lopez left his soldout show at a California casino early because
of unruly hecklers. Now his teamaccused the venue of overserving the audience.
(06:57):
The casino claim that Lopez a secureteam could have done a better job managing
the situation, and finally that JakePaul Mike Tyson match, which was supposed
to go on last week when Tysonhad an ulcer flare up has now been
rescheduled for November fifteenth at AT andT Stadium in Arlington, Texas. And
that is your show biz buzz allright. For even more entertainment news on
(07:18):
demand, refreshshefm dot com often throughthe day, need some top stories The
news gotch covered top stories at thetop of the hour. On the way
right around six stay with ninety sevenpoint one WASHFM Good Morning Top Stories top
of the hour. Israel's opposition leaderof Benny Gans announced his departure from Israel's
(07:39):
war cabinet. It comes one dayafter Israeli forces rescued four hostages being held
by Hamas The US park Police investigatinga deadly hit and run crash that happened
in southeast DC. A woman wasfound with critical injuries on Anacostia Drive right
near the skating rink on Saturday night. The permanent Fort McHenry Shipping Chance is
(08:00):
expected to reopen today at the sideof the key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
Salvage crews will continue to remove anyadditional wreckage outside that channel. For the
first time in the history of DCPride, the annual parade skipped DuPont Circle
and instead headed down Fourteenth Street inPennsylvania Avenue Northwest as a test run for
(08:20):
next year's Big World Pride, whichis expected to draw three million people.
The White House is hosting a concertfor June teenth today on the South Lawn.
The event's gonna boast award winning blackartists from across musical genres like Patty
Lobelle, Gladys Knight, and Moore. And a new survey reveals the presence
(08:41):
the dads do not want for Father'sDay now, while twenty six percent of
Father's Day they'd be fine with anygift they get. Fishing gear tops the
list as the most unwanted present.Golf related products was a close second,
followed by Hawaiian shirts. In thirdforecast forward, today, it's gonna be
(09:01):
partly cloudy. High's around eighty,although there is a slight chance of late
day shower. Right now, itis fifty eight degrees in Chantilly eight six
six ninety two seven forty three sixtyone. Want it gets your take on
this story. There's a restaurant inMissouri that won't allow anyone under a certain
age. Guys under a certain age, ladies under a certain age, the
(09:24):
details and your thoughts coming up Tobyat Tilly in the morning. I want
to hear what you think about thisat eight six six ninety two, seven
forty three sixty one or tap totalk back microphone, leave us a message.
There's a restaurant that's implementing an ageminimum rule some people find a controversial.
Basically long story short restaurant Missouri isbanning diners under thirty and thirty five
(09:48):
years to create a more resort likeenvironment. Yeah, more sophisticated crowd.
So you can't as a woman,you can't be under thirty and as a
man, you can't be under thirtyfive. What's interesting is they've somehow come
up with this arbitrary age of sophistication. Like, I know plenty of thirty
something and forty something year olds thatare not mature enough to tipy considered sophisticated.
(10:13):
How does that equate to somebody whomight be a fifty year old guy
dating a twenty nine year old woman. Leonardo DiCaprio would never be allowed in
this restaurant. No, that's right, he's gonna have to go somewhere else,
too bad. So sad, yourlady friend is too young and apparently
not sophisticated, and I just don'tunderstand that. It doesn't make any sense
to me. There are probably somemore mature audiences that don't like the twenty
(10:39):
something year olds coming in and beingraucous, so to speak. So I
get it, but I just don'tknow that every twenty something year old acts
that way. But hey, it'sthis guy's restaurant. He can do whatever
the heck you want here. Yeah, my gold my rules. I personally
don't want to see a guy tryingto say we don't need any of these
twenty something quote gold diggers end ofquote who come in there with much older
(11:00):
guys because we don't know their situation. You know, I go eat there,
would do you think I passed asophistication test. I just want to
see what the menu has on it, and then we'll determine how sophisticated I
want to act about eating at thatestablishment. Right Helby M. Chilli's nearly
impossible question, what's the question forthis Monday morning? It's estimated that sixty
five percent of all Internet traffic isin the form of what eight sixty six
(11:24):
nine two seven forty three sixty onethat's eight sixty six Wash FM the number
one call now, I'll answer thatquestion right. You're gonna go see Imagine
dragons. Jeffy LOEU of August twentysecond, Thank you Live Nation. The
question again, about sixty five percentof all Internet traffic is in the form
of what think about it? Now? Call eight sixty six wash FM the
(11:46):
number one answer right, win thosetickets to Imagine Dragons right now with your
nearly impossible question on this Monday,Shelby m Chilli's nearly impossible question. Good
morning, Kim and Germantown. Howis your Monday so far? It's wonderful
to be an awesome day. Howare you guys? We too agree that
it will be an awesome day todayon purpose where we're just manifesting this now
(12:09):
most debtimately, are you ready toplay the game? I am? I
am. Here comes the question againone more time for the benefit of those
who might have missed it. It'sestimated that sixty five percent of all Internet
traffic is in this form What isit? I think? In videos?
Are you streaming a lot of videos? Ma'am? Of course, no,
no, no, no, onlythank you. I'm part of that crowd.
(12:35):
Sophisticated. Yes, very sophisticated.Yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am.
So it's only YouTube for you andDisney plus maybe Hulu exactly exactly.
I got it. I got ateenager, so I gotta keep it late.
That's great, Kim. Your Monday, although it was going to be
a great day, just got betterbecause that's the correct answer. That awesome.
(12:56):
I'm so excited. I love ImagineDragons. Well, the tickets are
hours now, thanks to our friendsat Live Nation. Clear your calendar,
don't stream anything, don't plan onon any Netflix and chills sorts of weekends.
You're going to the show live.That's amazing. Thank you guys so
much, Thank you, and thankyou for listening to us. Tell us
the name of the station that justhooked you up. Please. On this
Monday morning, ninety seven point one, watcht them with more tickets to see
(13:18):
Imagine Dragons Tomorrow morning with another roundof your nearly impossible question and top stories
at the top of the hour.That's what we call the news minutes Away,
Top Stories, Top of the Hour. Former President Trump is scheduled to
sit down with a probation officer today. He'll reportedly take part in a virtual
(13:39):
interview with the officer from his mara lago with State in Florida, and
he's said to be sentenced July eleventh. The permanent Fort mc henry shipping channel
is expected to reopen today at theside of the key bridge collapse in Baltimore.
There will be a side scan surveyof the area this morning just to
make sure it is safe to reopen. The founder of a DC nonprofit who
(14:01):
is arrested for money laundering and fraudappears ready to enter a guilty plea.
Federal prosecutors have accused Ruby Corrado oftaking one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
pandemic relief funds from Casa Ruby,which is a nonprofit created to help LGBTQ
youth. Arlington County may want toconsider having another gun buyback event after its
(14:24):
first attempt was more popular than theyexpected. The Saturday event in False Church
was scheduled to last for four hours, but it ended after just ninety minutes
when organizers ran out of gift cards. A total of one hundred thirty four
firearms were collected during that buyback,and according to a recent study, people
(14:45):
are holding onto their cars for anaverage of fourteen years. Researchers say it's
because of a combination of high pricesfor new cars and drivers being hesitant to
buy electric vehicles. Forecasts for today, it's going to be nice, art
leak, cloudy. Do you havea chance of a late day shower?
Highs around eighty right now at sixtydegrees in Lantam. Where is the weirdest
(15:07):
place you've found something you lost?There's a story going around the Internet of
Things. Luggage founded an airport worker'shouse. Somebody put one of those tracking
tags in it. What about you? What did you lose? Where did
you find it? Eight sixty sixWASHFM, the number one talkback microphone,
wide open, two tap speak,send us a voice note. We'll get
(15:28):
into this coming up in a minute. Story going around the Internet of Things
really highlights weird places you've found somethingyou thought you lost. It's ninety seven
point one WASHFM, Toby and Chillyin the morning. The numbers eight sixty
six, nine two, seven fortythree sixty one. If you want to
jump into this conversation, or youcan tap the talkback microphone send us a
voice note. Bring this up.Because I guess somebody thought they lost some
(15:48):
bags. They put one of thosetracking tags in the luggage. The luggage
turned up at an airport worker's house. Yeah, busted, yeah and fired.
This was out of Florida. Butthat's definitely not where you think your
lugage just gonna end up. No, no, one of the reasons why
you need to invest in those trackingtexts. Have you ever found something in
(16:11):
a weird place that you lost Chile. I don't want to jinx myself,
but I don't lose things. Imisplaced them temporarily. I mean, I
know it's semantics, but you knowwhat I like, misplace is different than
like, lose lose something? Whatabout you? I lose stuff? I
like, I in trying to beorganized and put it away. I end
up squirreling it away someplace and thenout of nowhere, I'm like, well
(16:32):
maybe I should clean this out.Well, then, did you find something
in a weird place? I foundmultiple things, Like I found an original
first generation iPad. I found acoffee mug. You gave me a heated
coffee mug once it was still inthe box. I'm like, how did
this end up in a table inmy living room? One of those like
tables with the opening top. Yes, I don't know. I can't explor
(16:55):
of it. Yeah no, AndI don't know how long it was mia
either, but I know that,but I found it. It was like
a treasure trove of wow. Yes, eight six three sixty one. Have
you ever lost something that you foundin the most bizarre place? Maybe it
was luggage like that. One storycould have been something around the house.
Tell us your story. We justwant to hear it coming up as Toby
(17:18):
and Chilly in the Morning continues.In the meantime, stay there because we
got a story that might just makeyour Monday coming up. In a few
oh two hundred kids in DC Godbrand new bikes thanks to this amazing program,
lots of pedal power going around towhat we did there, you'll hear
more, and we think it mightjust make your Monday. Coming up.
As Toby and Chilly in the Morningcontinue. Now, it's time for a
(17:40):
story that might just restore your faithin humanity. We call this make your
Monday at ninety seven point one washFM, and this one comes to us
from DC. This story where twohundred lucky DC second graders have got new
bikes, new helmets, and newlocks after they spent the year studying bike
safety. Well, that whole bikesafety or bike riding program has been around
(18:03):
for nearly ten years, but thisis the very first time that graduating kids
got their own cycling gear to takehome. Can you imagine the look of
surprise on their faces. That's incrediblewhen you think about it. There's just
something empowering about getting your own bikeand learning how to bike, but then
getting all of that gear too,and knowing that they're able to ace pop
(18:26):
quizes given by DC Public schools onbike safety. There's got to be something
fulfilling about that as well. Imean, this was a whole team effort.
The bikes were donated by DC BikeRide, the organization behind the twenty
mile citywide cycling event, and thenthe helmets were donated by Bell Brand,
and then they had a bunch ofother partners as well. Yep, and
(18:47):
the Mayor was on hand for thegraduation on wheels event and she said,
the Honorable Mayor Bowser said that bikingis a great way for kids to get
fresh air and sunshine, not tomention an exercise just in time for the
summer. Yes, and any parentwill tell you. Getting those kids off
of a tablet is a huge feat. So those two hundred kids can maybe
(19:11):
get off those tablets and get outsideon their bikes. The kids come from
seven schools across Wards seven and eight, Patterson Elementary, Hendley Elementary, CW
Hellis Elementary, Shout out represent whata great program. Thanks to everyone who
helped contribute, and thanks to everybodywho helped to empower these kids. It
really is a story that does makeour Monday. And if you want to
(19:32):
read it and share it, you'llfind it the Toby and Chillipage washchefm dot
com. If you've got a storythat you think needs to be shared so
it can make our Monday as well, feel free to do so washchefm dot
com. Find the Toby and Chillipage stay there. Top stories at the
top of the Hour, On theWay in Minutes, Top stories Top of
the Hour. Israel's opposition leader BennyGans announced his departure from Israel's war cabinet.
(19:56):
This resignation comes a day after throughIsraeli forces rescued four hostages that were
being held by Hamas. The USpark Police investigating a deadly hit and run
crash that happened in Southeast DC awoman was found with critical injuries on Anacostia
Drive near the skating rinks Saturday night. The permanent Fort McHenry shipping channels expected
(20:17):
to reopen today at the side ofthe key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, salvage
crews are going to continue to removeany additional wreckage outside of the channel.
For the first time in the historyof DC Pride, the annual parade skipped
DuPont Circle and instead headed downtown ordown fourteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue. This is
all a test run for next year'sWorld Pride, which is expected to draw
(20:41):
three million people. Apple is goingto be showing off whats in store for
their product line today at the WorldwideDevelopers Conference. The tech giant expects to
focus on integrating artificial intelligence into itssoftware, and according to a recent report,
nearly twenty percent of flights in twentytwenty four have been now Triple A
recommends flying on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,and Saturdays, which are less busy,
(21:04):
so that you're less likely to getdelayed and you may also get a better
deal on the flight fore cast.For today, it's going to be really
beautiful, lots of sun, highs, around eighty right now sixty one degrees
in Herndon, so coming up injust a few minutes. We want to
hear your stories about a really weirdplace something you lost turned up. You
(21:25):
might have seen the story about someonewho tracked their bags all the way to
an airline employee's house, you know, luggage that they thought they had lost
while it turned up. Did thishappen to you? Eight six six nine
two seven forty three sixty one.If you've got a story you want to
tell, or tap the talk backmicrophone wide open for you. We'll get
into it next. It's the weirdestplace you've ever found something you thought you
(21:47):
lost, till you're sure you've neverlost something like this before. No,
I mean I don't lose things.I mean I temporarily misplaced them. But
I wouldn't say lose. Temporarily misplacingis losing? Oh whatever? Ninety seven
point one watch FM Tobya Chilly inthe morning at eight sixty six nine two
seven forty three sixty one. However, you have lost something, we just
want to hear what it was youlost, where it is it turned up.
(22:11):
Just tell us a good story.We won't judge. Because we've all
been there. We'll start with you, Mike, listening in Dumfries this morning.
I walked my cellphone for about anhour and freaked out. Of course,
I turned my house upside down lookingfor it. I actually took it
into the shower with me, andI left it on the window sill.
I can't believe it didn't get soaked. Here we go what it was.
(22:33):
It was only for an hour.See, that doesn't really count as being
lost in my book. It wasfor that hour that he lost it.
Thank you, by the way forjumping into the conversation from Dumfries this morning.
Let's go over here to Sarah,who's listening to us in Gaithersburg.
Sarah, good morning. What's up? Would you lose? One time?
I found my lost Christmas talk inthe free art to day, I still
(22:56):
have no idea why it wasn't thereis a Christmas sock like a stocking.
I mean, I guess I maybecould see that if you were trying to
preserve the chocolates and candies that Santabrought you, But yeah, I don't
know about that. Yeah, clothingin the freezer probably never explainable. Do
you think it's one of those Christmassocks, like those goofy socks people where
(23:18):
maybe she was trying to keep herfeet cool. You know that could be
a possibility. Anybody have anything toadd to the conversation this morning eight sixty
six nine two seven forty three sixtyone The number talkback microphone wide open too.
If you're listening on your iHeart appto ninety seven point one WASHFM,
just make sure you're signed in.Tell us the weirdest place you've ever found,
something you thought you lost, andlosing your mind doesn't count, Okay,
(23:41):
what more? Toby and Jilly headover to washfm dot com or the
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