Nude Man jumps into Pro Bass Shop Aquarium

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Helloo, I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Congratulations to a teen who found a way to convince her mom the letter get her dream dog. Kayla convinced mom by writing a resume for Christmas. She wanted a Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy, but Mom, Melissa said's never gonna happen. Eighteen year old Kayla drafted a hilarious CV and cover letter to set out exactly why she was qualified for the role of taking care of a puppy. Her resume included claims of excellent time management skills, hella money to cover the cost of the dog, and the all important qualities of love and kindness.

0:43 Kaylas Sin I decided my best chance for her to say yes was if I asked her in a really creative way. So I wrote an eight hundred word essay about statistics on how a puppy would benefit my mental health and also boost my companionship, responsibility and money handling skills. I made a resume and cover letter as well, just a show where I'd be well suited for the role a responsible dog owner. I went to the shops and bought her some lollipops as well, just to put her in an even better mood. Mom walked in, saw the resume and said hell no, and started laughing. She finally gave in. Kayala says, everybody's completely fallen in love with a puppy, and I'm so happy I had this silly idea to make a resume and cover letter. A woman in Mississippi surprised her father with a cool secret Sanda gift this year. Way back when her dad had to sell his prized Rookie Dan Marino football card for extra cash. The daughter says, money was tight and you were selling your most prized possessions. I felt your sacrifice and it taught me I would do whatever necessary to ensure my future family never needed for anything. It was a lesson that stuck with me since that moment and taught me the value of the greater good. There's a TikTok video of this dad gets visibly choked up when he gets a brand new Dan Marino Rookie card.

1:46 A social justice focused to pararel company is hiring individuals impacted by incarceration. They're called the Four Everyone Collective. The company aims to provide healing, community and resources to those affected by incarceration and the US nearly two million people are in incarcerated, and upon release, they often struggle to access essential needs such as employment, healthcare, and Atricia's food and housing. Best selling items include a hoodie featuring an Angela Davis quote and a T shirt with a message emphasizing safety, healing, accountability, housing, healthcare, education, food, water, and abolition for everyone. And did you see this one? Over the weekend? This went quite viral. A man crashed his car outside a bass Pro shop in Alabama. He got naked, and he jumped into the giant aquarium inside the store. Have you seen this video? Wow? The forty two year old man did a cannonball leap into the aquarium and then stood under a waterfall. He left the water to yell at two police officers, then dove back into the aquarium. He eventually climbed over the side of the aquarium and the police apprehended him. There's a purp walk video circulating on social media.

2:46 If you've seen it, you've seen it. People are referencing a Seinfeld episode. I'll leave that alone. If you get the joke, you get the joke. If not, I'm gonna keep this show clean. Good news if you like the enforcement of obscure laws. Experts are worried that AI might start enforcing these things. For example, in Washington, it's illegal to kill Bigfoot. The law was passed in nineteen sixty nine, deeming the slaying of Bigfoot to be a felony and punishable by five years in prison. The law was later amended, designating bigfoot as an endangered species. Meanwhile, in Oklahoma, no eavesdropping, so the AI could bust you on eavesdropping. According to state law, every person guilty of secretly loitering around any building with intent to overhear discourse therein, and to repeat and publish the same to vex, annoy, or injure others is guilty of a misdemeanor. And what if the AI catches you. In Reno, Nevada, lying down on the sidewalk, well, that's legal. You can't sit down or lie on a public sidewalk. The law states that no person shall sit or lie down upon a public sidewalk, or upon a blanket, chair, stool, or any object placed on a public sidewalk in the downtown Reno Regional Center. And that there's your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They might like. Get to see you back on Wednesday.