Drive the Weinermobile! a 35 person Dine and Dash! A cat travels 670 miles in 5 days?

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. So many of you listeners lately. Thank you all for listening. Hello, I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Do you like hot dogs? Do you want to drive the Oscar Meyer hot dog Mobile? Have you ever seen this one? I've seen this in person. I don't remember where, but I've definitely seen it. It's a twenty seven foot long Wiener mobile. Oscar Meyer is hiring. It's a year long opportunity to drive across the country in the Wiener Mobile. You'll make thirty five six hundred dollars. The average Hot Dogger travels twenty thousand miles and visits at least forty cities to host pop up events, bere on local media, and create content for TikTok and Instagram. The copy here is wonderful. It says it's an opportunity that, to be frank, most people would relish well done. In past years, Hot Dogger has had the opportunity to introduce the first ever hot dog flavored ice pops in New York City. They got to carry some couples in Las Vegas. On top of the thirty five six, you'll get one hundred and fifty dollars a week for meals. All right, we'll divide that by seven twenty bucks a day and personal travel. The position includes health benefits, eighteen days of paid time off, and all expense paid hotel stays.

1:18 This pretty competitive. They say they get around fifteen hundred applications for the twelve open spots. The press release said the title of a hotdogger is a rare and coveted position, unique to those seeking adventure and a once in a lifetime experience. Statistically speaking, more people have visited space than driven the Wiener Mobile. We take pride in welcoming the next class who will continue to uphold the tradition of sparking smiles and bringing buns of fun to fans across the US. That's a good time. Good news. We found your cat. Tyler the cat often spends weeks on the road with his owner, Chad the truck driver. In November, Tyler the cat somehow got out of the truck somewhere in Nevada. Chad looked everywhere, couldn't find the cat. Had to get back on the road. Five days later, at a truck stop six hundred and seventy miles away in Rock Springs, Wyoming tyler was found. A vet scanned the microchip found out the cat was from Illinois. Everybody's back together. A cat six hundred and seventy miles in five days. That's a lot, isn't that like? Isn't that like a lot? A lot? I wonder if the cat jumped in somebody else's car, or hitchhike on a train or something.

2:23 That seems like a lot to me. A bird landed on a bride's head and that helped win the seventh International Wedding Photographer of the Year award. Photographer Tara won first place among seventeen hundred photos that were submitted across eleven categories. This category was single capture, the rules of which required that no entry can be manipulated or photoshopped to beyond standard adjustments to color and exposure. A Canada jay, also known as a whiskey jack, landed squarely on the bride's head. The bride has her mouth wide opening, shock and delight at the guest. They cut it on film. As the winner of the twenty twenty three International Wedding Photographer of the Year, The photographer want a share of a three thousand dollars Prize. Wildlife officers in Australia responded to a call yep in the chicken coop a crocodile. I feel like in Australia there's a crocodile every five feet And if you think I'm just being stereotypical, I'll send you pictures.

3:17 I was down there, I took crocodile warning signs. I've got the proof. But good news and a news release. The responding officers said. Fortunately, all chickens and pets living on the property have been accounted for. Senior Wildlife officer Jane Burns said it isn't unusual to see crocodiles around these parts. It is unusual to find one in someone's backyard. It's a good reminder to everyone in croc country. The crocodiles can turn up in unexpected places, so it's always important to be croc wise and report all sightings as soon as you can. And our final story today Today's fun, Isn't it? A party of thirty five reportedly ate and drank their way through a diner in somewhere in Sweden. A lefl paying thirty five dash and run not cool. Police investigated the alleged dash and run happened on Christmas. Police closed the investigation this week on Monday, but it was reopened by prosecutors on Wednesday. On Christmas, the group ordered around ah, I'm rounding off the currency here twenty twenty one hundred dollars worth of food and it' say forty five hundred dollars worth of drinks. The party then reportedly left in a number of taxis without paying.

4:27 Police were first alerted to the suspected fraud at eleven pm on Christmas Day. Officers located and stop several vehicles in parts of the city. One taxi carrying four people a man forty five, a thirty five er, a woman and two children were stopped. Police say the restaurant has sent an invoice to the person who made the reservation, which includes late payment interest of ten percent. The invoice has not yet been paid, but officers said it's up to the restaurant to take the matter further. On Wednesday, the prosecutor said he respects the police's decision, but he's made a different assessment. He said the case was reopened because of major public interest. The restaurant is described by the Michelin Guide as a formal yet relaxed eatery and boasts an extensive wine list while serving traditional dishes from Sweden's southernmost region. Those your five good news stories for today.

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