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Rain Saturday. Rain in the forecast I believe for some.

And Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Yeah, Monday's gonna be wet. It's a riot. Yes. BJ Thomas and raindrops keep falling on my head taking on earth, wind and fire.

Fire.

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Our question today, what's the story people always tell about you or what's the story you tell about someone that's just happened to a Michigan woman this week who found herself in a sticky situation around the story up yesterday.

After she got stuck in a nasty outhouse toilet after voluntarily dropping inside it to retrieve her lost Apple Watch at 11 a.m. on Tuesday.

First responders were called to an outhouse toilet at the Dixon Lake boat launch. Stay police said in a press release.

When authorities arrived to the unlikely scene, they heard a woman crying for help inside of the red outhouse.

Police say the woman had dropped her Apple Watch in the toilet and then lowered herself into the toilet to retrieve it. But then she got stuck.

Officers and EMS personnel helped remove the toilet from the outhouse and hoisted a strap that was used to pull the woman out.

Police did not share whether the woman retrieved her beloved smartwatch but did warn others to not follow in her footsteps and not attempt to retrieve lost items from outhouses.

If you lose an item in an outhouse toilet, do not attempt to venture inside serious injury maker.

Our question, what is the story that people always tell about you or what is the story that you tell about someone else?

206 803 rock. Here's a story from the text that says I always tell the story about my buddy. We read his bachelor party.

Group then went to the strip club. I stayed back at the casino, got home about 6 a.m.

And one guy told me that the bachelor spent eight grand at a strip club. Now I thought he was with me but I come to find out it was $8,000.

And the bachelor put it on his joint credit card with his fiance. What an effing idiot.

Oh, yeah, man. I mean, look, I've been a couple of bachelor parties and all the thing I've ever told my wife is we drank, we did drugs.

It ends there. You know, there's things you see, there's things that happen. But I'm like, you just keep it to yourself.

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