The men's room presents

Profile This

As Seba Thrill Hill, could you please

R&1, now Profile This is played

Oh, sure can, Miles. It's a simple game

where we share with you a real-life news story.

Something that happened right here.

I'm playing an Earth!

Earth! Earth! Earth!

Earth!

And as you listen to the story,

based on the stereotypes you believe to be true of people and the decisions that people make, will ask you what it is you think makes the story a story. Hello, Dave, welcome to the men's room. Ola, bidschis. Ola! All right, Dave, you understand how this year game is played? Yes, I do. Fantastic.

You have your choice of one of three stories today.

We offer you interior decorating, where you guess the foreign object that ended up on the inside of someone.

Animalize this, where you got the animal responsible for causing the problem.

And finally today, license to spill, where you got the substance that made the mess.

Well, let's go with, animalize this.

A zoo in Switzerland said winter storms allowed two of their animals to escape their enclosure, one of the animals

wandered all the way into the nearby woodlands. The Walter Zoo in Gossau said heavy snowfall

caused branches to break in the enclosure, giving a path for the animals to climb to freedom.

Now, one of them traveled only a few yards away and was found munching on branches with the

zoo's Vecunius, which apparently is the South American relative of a camel.

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