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0:03 Calaroga Shark Media. Hi there, I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Good news. If you're getting married, you're in Australia and you like chicken. Down there, Kentucky Fried Chicken will hook you up. The fast food chain is bringing back one of their concests. It's the famous KFC wedding. All you have to do is snap a pick of you getting engaged whereas they put it putting a ring on it. KFC is offering eighty thousand dollars presumably Australian dollars. You just have to propose with an onion ring. See there would be a catch. KFC promises the winner a full wedding package, complete with delicious KFC catering. They'll hire the venue, get the photographer, they'll hire the entertainment. Go up to eighty thousand, again presumably Australian dollars for the KFC wedding of your dreams. All right, how's this work, Johnny Mack. Go to Australia, walk into your local KFC, order any onion ring item, a picture of you putting an onion ring on it, and the colonel will pick the best image to win the competition. Is open to all Australians who are ready to SiGe the knot regardless of gender, sexual preference, religion or age, as long as you're eighteen. Get moving on This entries closed November twenty seventh. An ohioman fighting cancer has received a heartwarming present from the children of Bus thirty eight. Tony McHale drives the bus for Little Miami Schools and as he drives by his friend Tony Way's house, they honked the horn every morning around seven to ten in the morning. But wait, there's a twist. Tony McHale learned he wouldn't be allowed to drive the

1:36 bus because he had a paysmaker and planted, So there was a new bus driver, Randy. Randy has agreed to continue the tradition of honking the horn. The fourth and fifth grade students on the bus noticed the bus driver would honk the horn every day and they were like, Hey, what's this about. Mchale' said. I told them it's the right thing to do and had to explain the importance of helping others in a time of need. The students wanted to help us well. The next day, when the bus drove buy all the kids shouted and waved out the window at Tony Way, making him very happy. They had an assembly. Tony McHale said. Tony Way cried when the kids, who didn't even know him came up to him and hugged him. We teach our kids to always do the right thing, kindness in helping each other out. A fourteen year old who invented soap to treat skin cancer has been named America's top Young Scientist. Nice job by him men.

2:17 He's a ninth grader from Virginia. He invented a fifty cent bar of soap to treat skin cancer. He said, I've always been interested in biology and technology, and this challenge gave me the perfect platform to showcase my ideas. He competed against nine other finalists to be named America's top Young Scientist. Not sure how the soap works, but excellent job there. Good job by Alfredo. He's ninety two. He just finished a twenty four mile rim to rim hike of the Grand Canyon. He hiked for twenty one hours over two days. He told USA Today it's never too late to do something big, even in your nineties. After all, he said, it's only one step after the other and our final story today, every child deserves a family. Shannon learned that from her parents. Her parents ran a group home for chill special needs, so in two thousand and nine, there was an opportunity to foster Joey, eighten year old with Down syndrome. Shannon told people, my son Cody begged us to adopt him. I've always had a heart for these kids.

3:10 Fifteen years later, Shannon and her husband have adopted not only Joey, but five other young men with Down syndrome. Shannon says there's never a dull moment, whether they're riding horses on there forty acres of land at their house in Wyoming, collecting eggs from the chickens they raise, or just heading the Sam's Club on a grocery run. Husband Troy said, they're happy about being here because they don't live a boring life. They're either camping or going to Disneyland or riding horses. If they were in a facility, they live day by day and wouldn't get to do what's so called normal people get to do. But they're definitely on the go these kids. Shannon added, I want the boys to have life experiences. They didn't have in foster care. If you get to know them, you just fall in love with them. They don't judge anybody or anything. They are so kind. That's your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy this podcast, tell a friend about it. Maybe they'll like it too. They could follow it for free on pocket casts or overcasts, or Spotify or Apple podcasts wherever they get their shows.

4:00 And I hope you and your friend have a great day.