The Bird Show.

She thinks are called to 911.

May have been stupid.

But, but it may have saved a life.

So I told you guys a couple of weeks ago how I called 911 over super, what I thought was a super lame reason because usually if you were going to call 911 you're like someone's injured there's a fire a huge car

rack like all those things that you would call 911 over and so when I saw this a couple of

weeks ago I'm like I I'm driving when I have to call so I can't look up like the

local precinct to call them but feeling like I was supposed to call 911 which is an emergency

line felt like a waste of resources and that it might be taking away from

someone with an actual emergency but I called it anyway and the reason I did so is because there was a giant

trash can straddling two lanes of the highway and I was like if somebody doesn't

move over in time this is going to cause a wreck and where I was driving it's like a five-lane highway I'm like and it's going

to cause a big pile-up on a major artery of this city and someone could get

really hurt. So I called and 911 was awesome I guess they triangulated my cell phone or whatever to find out my location,

which I was like sitting in a chick-fil-a parking lot by that time because I had to pull over so I could really talk to them.

I was like, well, I'm in a check the light parking lot, but it was at this exit. And later when I talked about it on the air, we had someone call in, I think who used to be a 911 operator who's like, you did the right thing in calling that in and I know

there are non-emergency service numbers I think it varies by area and I didn't

know hours so I shared this and so then I got this email from Morgan Harris one of our listeners and she said

hi Cassie I'm a 23 year old P1 from Salt Lake City here I heard about your

quote-unquote stupid reason to call 911 on the

podcast a couple of weeks ago. If you didn't know the bird show has a podcast we

update it daily find it on Apple and Spotify and I didn't think a whole lot of

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