BONUS: Nothing Like An Elephant On The Loose...

0:00In terms of John, and you're a morning show host. Hey, happy Wednesday, rabbit, rabbit, rabbit, happy April Fool's Day, as well, beyond the lookout. It's intern Johnny Mory Show. John is my name, Sosalo. Hi. Rose, hi. Eric's here. Hoodies here. Severus here. 99338 to text. DMs are up and at Wyman's radio. Just an average note though, because again, today somebody's going to lose their job. Oh, yeah. Somebody is some company somewhere will lose their job. Absolutely. So let's be heavy head in the swivel. Yeah. It seems to go to be true or it's to done to be true. Just don't partake. Probably is. Yeah. It is well documented. Your boy is a zoo guy. Look on the zoo. It is what it is. New City, go to the zoo. You are a zoo guy. This guy crazy. He's on Albuquerque. They had a delay their zoo opening when Asian elephant was found to have escaped her enclosure. It was on the walkway. That's terrifying. So this was supposed to be opening day. So Alice, a 50-year-old Asian elephant was on the walkway outside of her habitat. Around 7.30 a.m., which you would think there'd be like cameras like some kind of alarm.

1:05Yeah. A weight sensor. Literally anything. There it is. She's able to breach a section of stationary steel. She's able to push against it and break the welds. So she broke. It wasn't a game. She broke. I don't want to be caged. I want to be free. Sorry. I mean, Alice, listen. I've been around for a minute. I'm one of your sonny. All that sauce. I went to the zoo in Nashville once in the parents. I was going to tell the story. Yeah. We were next to the zebra enclosure and the gate was just open. The gate because there were double gates and both of them were open and there was nobody around at all. Yeah. It was it was I was it was terrifying. So they say the delayed the escape delay the zoo's opening by 30 minutes. That's not long enough. That's not very long. Check the lions and the tigers and the bears on my because they probably knew like how did they say that enclosure main close to the public until our pairs are complete. So if I get I'd like check the gorillas check everything else. They don't do the job properly. Nothing ever taught the lobo zoo. We're down there for the comedy show a couple of years ago as my self hoodie, uh, Eric

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