Miles gets the call from Pat Sajak

The Mens Room Daily Podcast

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🗓️ 17 June 2025

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Hear Miles' answer on our Mens Room Question: What's the craziest phone call you've made or taken?

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0:00.0	Today we're going to talk about phone calls and whether you either received a phone call or made a phone call.
0:06.1	And let's face it, anytime that if you've had this experience and you've had to call 911, it's a situation.
0:14.7	Yeah, of course.
0:15.3	Now, whether you witness something, whether you were a part of something that was going down.
0:20.0	But when that determination is made that you need to call 911,
0:24.6	something probably out of the ordinary and unexpected has happened that day.
0:29.6	Typically.
0:30.6	Hopefully it did not involve your family members.
0:32.6	Most of the time it seems like it does.
0:34.6	Someone getting injured.
0:35.6	You're witness to a wreck. It's not good. You're a witness to a wreck. You're witness to...
0:38.0	It's not good. You never call 911 for a good reason. Like somebody just sent me an unsolicited
0:43.1	chocolate cake, and it's my favorite. That's not what you call. No, like, you guys have lived in
0:47.9	Belltown. I've lived in Fremont for a number of years. I've heard gunshots. Sure. Many nights.
0:54.7	Yeah. Now did I get up and call 911? No. I've heard gunshots. Sure. Many nights. Yeah.
0:55.0	Now did I get up and call 911?
0:56.9	No.
0:57.8	You know what I did?
0:59.0	Got outside and went out on my balcony.
1:01.5	Looked around and see what's going on.
1:03.1	Yeah.
1:03.7	Unarmed in a pair of shorts.
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