The men's room presents Profile This.

And Stephen Thrill Hill, could you please, everyone, on Profile This is Played.

Shorgh Ann Miles, it's a simple game where we share with you a real-life news story.

Something that happened right here on planet 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 you gentlemen are competing against one another today.

And as always, you have your choice of one of three stories.

Today we have interior decorating, where you got the foreign object that ended up on the inside of someone.

Animalize this, where you got the animal responsible for ended up on the inside of someone. Animalized this, where you got to say animal responsible for causing the problem.

And finally, license to spill.

Where you got the substance responsible for creating the mess.

Spill?

A truck hauling a dump trailer spelled its product in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

The truck was taking a load from an industrial plant to a mulch facility.

Now, according to Lancaster City Bureau of Fire, the truck spill cargo in two different locations.

The first spill happened along Route 30, the exit ramp in East Lancaster.

The second largest spill happened at an intersection a few miles away.

Now, roads had to be closed for hours as the cleanup took place.

And according to crews at the scene, recent storms led to rain collecting in the open-dum trailer, causing the cargo to float, which is why it spilled out. The cargo then slashed

off the trailer and onto the road as the truck was making a turn at a traffic light. Now,

Cruz said the storms expected later on that same day could be a concern, and they were actively monitoring weather conditions.

The question is, what spilled out of the truck as a result of all the rain washing it out?

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