A correction to the you can't beat Jack game, which you heard last episode of the podcast, it affects the score, but the outcome? Find out in segment three.

My name is Cadillac Jack.

I joined Atlanta Radio when I was 19 years old, put in a loyal 26 years.

Welcome to my second act.

My name's Don, and I'm Caddy's wife.

I accidentally dialed 9-1-1 last night and I don't even know how. I mean, well, actually I do know how. Well, explain because I don't know how. Okay. My love, as we've talked about before, for Morgan Wallen, so I'm driving home last night and I'm listening to Morgan Wallen. And I'm hands-free. I real clear on that but I'm trying to the only thing I was trying to do was sometimes when you're

listening on Bluetooth and I don't really understand all this like you have to turn the volume up on

your phone to like I don't know like I didn't have it on Bluetooth audio or something so anyways

I was pushing what I thought was the volume up button.

Okay?

And I was pushing it, pushing it, pushing it, pushing it.

And actually, if you push the other side of your phone, the big button, I guess it's like an emergency call.

And if you push it over and over again, you know, if you're in distress or something. Right. So it said, I look down all of a sudden and I'm like, oh my God. And it says that it's dialing. It's like 10. It has this clock on it. 10, 9, 8. It is saying it's going to dial all my emergency contacts, which you are, something and he's not going to pick up. And then like Olivia and Charlotte. It's early in the episode in the episode we're just not great at picking up it's not it doesn't make you a bad person but and then the girls it was going to call them but and then it started dialing 9-1-1 and I'm like but you were at home when you said I have a voicemail so the person had called me back so I I just like exed out of everything and I'm like, oh my, oh my God. And then I was thinking I'm really going to have to call 911 because I'm going to run off the road trying to get this off my phone. And then I'm really going to need them. And then am I going to be like the little girl who Clyde Wolf and they're not going to come because I push it too many times? And now I'm really off the road. But was there follow-up? No, I didn't call them back. Right, but did they call you, though?

No.

And they didn't call them back.

Right, but did they call you though?

No.

And they didn't show up. What they said was, and it wasn't like from 911, it was from like this normal area code. And it was this woman who seemed to very like unenthusiastic, by the way. She was like, hello, this call is for you like whoever you are. If you accidentally dialed 911 and you need us, call back. Yes. Please call us back and let us know if you are in danger.

I'm like, what? See, I thought it was that they call back from 911. And if you don't answer,

then they show up. Well, they didn't.

And as a member of the law enforcement community, I'll get to the bottom of this one for you. But I was very casual about it when I told you. Yes. And the interesting part was I was in, like, so we have two cities here where we are, where we live in North Fulton, Alpharetta and Milton and I was in Alphra I guess I was in Milton

but it was Alfred, maybe because the call started when I was in Alpharetta. Here's what happened. We share the same operators. Oh. Yeah. Same dispatch people. Well, this woman did not seem very interested in that. I think she was a temporary. I think she knew. I think she was like, this woman. That's probably her sole job. Is to ferret out the people who don't know what buttons.

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