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Todd, of course, right after the noon news here on civic media. Right now, though, 1152. That means it is time for
We wrap up the show every day with this shouldn't be a thing today. It's the big bear edition. Greg Bock.
For Mark Lanza and Mark Chow running into wildlife is no. It's a common occurrence because they live in Monroe, California. Okay, they're in California. Yeah, they're in California and they decided one night that
there are horror movie fans and they started watching a film called Winnie the poo blood and honey. Winnie the poo blood and honey, which also should not be a thing. Yes, we've talked about that before.
So that is so Winnie the poo came into public domain us a version of it. So now you can use it at will and they made a horror movie. They made a disgusting horror movie like it.
People either love it or hate it. And apparently they love hated it so much they're making a second one. Oh man. But Mark and Mark were sitting down for an evening watching that movie. Apparently they hadn't eaten because you don't watch that movie after you eat. All right.
And they said while we are watching the movie, we thought it was part of the soundtrack. We heard something and we were wound it and it wasn't we were hearing pounding. Oh gosh. And they thought it was coming from the film and it's not exactly the
basically they stopped the movie. They went looked around and they realized something was under the house. It wasn't Winnie the poo bear. It was a 350 pound brown bear.
That was coming out of their window in the basement. Yeah. And let me tell you something folks. I know we're supposed to be scared of bears. I get it. They're scary. They're big.
There's a cute bear. There's a very cute bear. I just wanted to pet it. Did it happily walk away or was it what it was chased away. Everyone's fine. No one was hurt. No one's injured. I think they got a broken window. But that's the least year worries when a 350 pound bear enters your domicile while you're watching a movie about a murderous bear and a murderous piglet.
That's the thing is like I could like I would probably be scared of a bear got into my house. But I think I would never. The notion of like the connection between the movie and the happenings. That's just going to that's a new level of terror. Absolutely. You'll be dreaming about for the rest of your life.
Absolutely. I would have run screaming. Yeah. I think I would have been scared too. I would have run away too. But also like I said you watch on the video and that bear you just want to boop its nose.
Well, because they're kind of lumbery and stuff and all of that. Yeah. Until they're chasing you up by tree. All right. Just saying my gosh. I guess Jane thinks bears shouldn't be a thing. No, I'm I'm cool with bears. Just not under my house or near my house or near me.
So 350 pound bears invading your home while you're watching, winning the poo blood money is definitely something is this should not be a thing.
Absolutely. That is an excellent. Excellent example of what should not be. If you ever have a thing that shouldn't be we would love to hear about it. Send it to Jane says.
J-A-N-E-S-A-Y-S. Jane says at civic media dot us. That is today's episode of this shouldn't be a thing.
And thank you to Todd Michaels for putting that together too. We had so much fun with it. Did you know that you can listen to separate episodes of this shouldn't be a thing now. There's only a couple on there.
But you can actually download this segment on our website civic media dot us. We have new pictures of. Oh, we look like a radio team. Oh my goodness.
Look, look, look, wistful and and mischievous. Oh man. And fun. Yeah. So you can actually you can download the show as the podcast or you can and you can download.
This shouldn't be a thing as a mini part. I would call a mini show because it's only about eight minutes long. There's a lot of fun. It's the last section of the show, but you know show to your friends. Get on board. Have some fun with it. Absolutely.
Coming up tomorrow. Britney Merlot civic media meteorologist will be joining us. Dr. Laura Hanks will be here for public service announcement. She wasn't able to join us the last couple of weeks.
So we have some catching up to do with Dr. Hanks public service announcement as well. If you have a medical issue or a question, you can email that to the same email address.
Jane says at civic media dot us and Greg. I believe there is a new super pack out there that has a new political ad that is going to be debuting on our program tomorrow.
Oh, mother glory. Yeah. I'm not sure. I've never heard of this particular super pack before. Sounds a little bit different than the last one. I would be very worried about like your home location and Google maps. You get a lot of calls and packages of super packs.
I drop off. Yeah. But it'll all be good. Of course. What could go wrong? What could go wrong. News is coming up next followed by Todd. All the from noon to 2 p.m. Maggie Dawn from 2 to 4.
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