The men's room presents

Profile This. Let's see if a throw hooks and police everyone on Profile This is played. Oh, I sure can, Miles. It's a simple game where we share with you a real-life news story. Something to happen right here. I'm playing Earth. 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. 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, Devin, welcome to the Minderum.

Ola!

Hi, Devin, I already know that you know how this here game is played, correct?

That's right, man.

Fantastic. You have your choice today, as always, correct? That's right, man. Fantastic.

You have your choice today, as always, of one of three categories.

Today, we offer you the wonderful world of drugs.

We have animalized this, where you guess the animal responsible for causing the problem.

And finally, today, we have seriously, where you guess the petty conflict that led to violence.

Let's do some drugs again.

All right, authorities in Indian River County, Florida.

They say a Vero Beach man who was high on drugs,

he was high on drugs when he attempted to break into the county jail.

Investigators say the 24-year-old Patrick Rimpi, it rammed his 2002 Toyota into the front doors of Building C at the jail complex, barely missing a deputy.

They pointed out that the glass shattered but maintained integrity.

Rimpi then drove at a high rate of speed, ramming into the fence outside of building E, causing damage to the fence.

But he was not done.

Rimpi then climbed up on the fence and then became entangled to razor wire at the inner perimeter of the jail.

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