The men's room presents Profile This.

And Stephen Throwhugs, please serve everyone on Profile This is played.

Sir Ken Miles, it's a simple game where we share with you a real-life nude story.

Something that happened right here on planet 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 makes the story a story.

Hello, Gary, welcome to the menjaroon.

Hello, my brother.

All right, Gary, you understand, on this year, game is played.

I do, sir.

Fantastic, you have a choice today of played. I do, sir. Fantastic.

You have a choice today of one of three categories, and today we offer you, bite me.

In other words, what did someone find in their food?

Interior decorating, where you guess the foreign object that ended up on the inside of someone,

and finally today, animalized this, where you guess say animal responsible for causing the problem. Animal, okay.

All right.

Gary, here's your story.

One Michael Barron.

He's the owner of Wildlife Command Center in Imperial Missouri.

He said the call about an animal sighting at a St. Louis area garage was far from the first

weird report he's received.

But as he points out, those calls are usually pranks or a case of misidentification.

Now, with this most recent call, he said his skepticism was replaced with shock when the

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