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Oct. 28, 2024

How the SUV got on top of the Dumpster

How the SUV got on top of the Dumpster
How the SUV got on top of the Dumpster
5 Good News Stories
How the SUV got on top of the Dumpster

In this episode, Johnny Mac shares heartwarming updates including the Hoi Ho being named New Zealand's Bird of the Year for the second time, clarification about an alleged alligator sighting in Ohio, and the impressive volleyball skills of Floki the dog. Additionally, marvel at a Turkish man's new Guinness World Record for the farthest blindfolded basketball hook shot and discover the amusing story behind an SUV found on top of a dumpster. Tune in for these feel-good stories and more!

00:00 Introduction and Bird of the Year
01:22 Alligator Sighting in Beaver Creek
02:07 Floki the Foot Volley Dog
02:54 Turkish Man's Guinness World Records
03:30 SUV on Top of a Dumpster

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0:03 Kalaruga Shark Media. Hey Aaron Johnny Mack with five good New Stories. Congratulations to the hoy Hoo, which has been named New Zealand's Bird of the Year. It is the second time the hoyho has been named Bird of the Year in New Zealand. It previously secured the top spot in twenty nineteen. Nicola is the chief executive of Forest and Bird and said in a competition that was any birds to win, they showed up with the goods to capture hearts and minds across Aoceroa. The group that was supporting the hoy Hoo put a lot of effort into this thing, and they included a museum, a rugby team, and a brewery that celebrated the people's penguin with a special drink. The runner up bird was the Carure, which was represented by a university student organization and promoted with bird costumes and memes. Nicola pointed out it's a good time for the hoy Hoo to be named bird of the year. They've seen their population dip eighty percent within fifteen years. Yikes, Nicola says, hoyo or being hammered from all angles. They suffer from horrible diseases like diphtheria, and they get attacked by dogs. Jane Goodall, Yes, Jane's Goodall was also backing the hoy Ho. Now, last year, you may recall John Oliver got involved with this thing. He did an elaborate campaign to get the phu tike tik a.

1:18 Not sure I got that right, but anyway, that bird was the bird of the century. Good news if you're in Beaver Creek, Ohio. Officials say there is not an alligator on the loose at a local park despite the reported sighting. Police received a report of a potential alligator sighting at Dominic Lafino Park. A teenage witness had snapped photos of the supposed alligator. Mom posted the pictures to social media and said, he sent me pictures. It said that looks like an alligator. You need to get it off the bank or wherever you're at and call the police. She did. The police got involved, they conducted an investigation. The police are now saying there is no gator on the use and added additionally, no further sightings have been reported to the police or city staff. Despite an increase in visitors to the park based on these findings, officials believe there is no alligator in the pond. Are you familiar with Floaky the Dog? I love Floaky the Dog.

2:11 Flokey is really good at foot volley, which is a combination of soccer and beach volleyball. Just picture beach volleyball, except you play with your feet, unless you're a border collie, in which case you play with your nose. In foot volley, players are forbidden from using hands and arms. Flokey jumps up from the sand to drive the ball with his mouth. His human friend says he does things that even some professionals don't like positioning on the court. Sometimes the ball comes from one side of the court to the other, and he doesn't keep his back turning way. He turns towards the ball to always hit it straight on. I could use Flokey on my beach volleyball team. I don't think we won a game all of twenty twenty four. We may have won one game in April, I no joke, can't remember. I can tell you for sure. In the two summer sessions we did not win. We may have won a game in the spring. Floaky, I need you.

2:54 A turkish Man has his third Guinness world record. He sank a blindfolded hook shot from six sixty five feet seven inches away. Osman beat the previous record for farthest blindfolded basketball hook shot. That record was sixty feet. Osman also holds the record for furthest behind the backboard basketball shot, that record thirty six feet one point zero seven inches, and the farthest basketball bound shot, which of course is ninety eight feet five inches. But you knew that, Osman said. Since I was young, I've been interested in trick shots, like the longest distant shot, and it was my dream to break a world record like this. All right, good news. We figured out how the suv got on top of the dumpster. Scott said he was on his way to the store and he saw an suv on top of a dumpster in Fort Myers. He told the local TV I had to do a double take. I texted my buddy, I'm like, is that fair? Game? Is that free? It's in the dumpster. It turned out the suv had been put on the dumpster by a forklift operated by a construction worker who was doing some construction. The construction worker said, sometimes when you park when you're not supposed to. This is what happens, don't mess with that guy, and that's your five kod news to worries for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They may like it too. If you would like the program without commercial interruption, there's a link of the show notes. I'll tell you how to do that, and please check out our sister podcast, five Minutes of Gratitude Five Minutes of Gratitude.

4:13 Wherever you get your shows, have an awesome day and be careful with your park