And Stephen Thrill Hook is police, everyone on profile.

This is played.

It's a simple game where we share with you a real-life news story.

Something to happen right here on planet 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, we'll ask you what it is you think to the story. Based on the stereotypes you believe to be true of people and the decisions that people make,

we'll ask you what it is you think makes the story a story.

Now, our caller has dropped off, so you three gentlemen will be competing against one another.

Nevertheless, you still have your choice of one or three categories.

Today, we have the wonderful world of drugs.

We have animalized this.

Regus the animal responsible for causing the problem.

And finally today, license to spill.

Regus the substance responsible for creating the mess.

Let's go animalize this.

We go to Wisconsin. Or an animal that escaped from a petting zoo was found safely and brought home three days later.

Debbie Marlin, owner of Sunshine Farm Petting Zoo, said that Chesney, the critter that escaped from the enclosure, managed to get out through a fence.

Now, volunteers launched a surge for the absconded animal,

and a team with Midwest aerial drone services was able to repeatedly glimpse Chesney using thermal imaging, but he remained elusive for 72 hours.

Oddly enough, the animal found the petting zoo owner on his own. As she says, quote, out of nowhere

Chesney walked up to my truck to the car door. He came out of nowhere.

Wasn't scared. He sniffing around like, he knew it was time to go home.

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