Nov. 11, 2024

Skyline Chili's World Record Attempt

Skyline Chili's World Record Attempt

In this episode, Johnny Mac shares five uplifting stories. Highlights include a good Samaritan returning $12,000 to a senior, the Royal Navy returning lost sea turtles to their home, an 11-year-old girl's drawings inspiring a new playground, Skyline Chili setting a world record, and a Southwest Airlines pilot adopting a kitten during an animal rescue mission. Tune in for these feel-good news updates and more.

00:10 Good Samaritan Returns $12,000
01:07 Sea Turtles Rescued by Royal Navy
01:50 11-Year-Old Designs New Playground
02:29 Skyline Chili's World Record Attempt
03:04 Southwest Airlines' Animal Rescue Mission


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Kalaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm joining Mack with five

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good news stories. A good samaritan found twelve thousand dollars

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and returned it to the senior citizen who lost it.

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The senior lost an envelope containing twelve grand at a supermarket.

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I have a lot of questions, but okay. The man

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got home, no envelope. They checked everywhere, no envelope. They

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went back to the supermarket. They got in touch with

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the manager, Dan, who said he'd checked the security camera

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footage to see if they could figure it out.

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Nothing. Suddenly another man shows up and explains, here's the envelope,

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what every last dollar accounted for? The senior said he

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showed honor. Many people would not pass that test. The

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man in question is Skip, whose girlfriend works at the

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market basket. They have tipped Skip with a three hundred

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dollars reward. They tried to give it to the girlfriend,

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but she wasn't there. Hopefully the three hundred dollars made

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it to Skip. This story is I feel like there's

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a lot more to this. Why was the twelve thousand

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dollars with the senior? The rationales that way, It couldn't

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be taken h move along, John, I think I will.

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After being blown thousands of miles off course, six exhausted

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sea turtles got a ride back to their home in

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the Assories aboard a Royal Naval ship, The HMS Midway,

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was en route to the Caribbean on counter and Arcotics patrol.

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Rod Jones is the Royal Navy's Senior Maritime Environmental Protection

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Advisor and said as professional mariners, many of us are

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keen to do what we can do to reduce the

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loss of biodiversity at sea. Encountering marine wildlife is one

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of the greatest joys of seafaring, and if we can assist,

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even in a small way, to make that more likely

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in the future, we're pleased to be able to do that.

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Assisting turtles to return to warmer waters may not be

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the Royal Navy's primary role, but as a government body,

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we're pleased to be able to support the UK's ambition

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for more healthy and diverse seas. Nice job by eleven

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year old Rosalie. Some crayon drawings she made of a

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better playground became an actual playground. Her mom brought her

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to city Hall along with they're drawing and since the

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city Hall folks had already budgeted for a new playground.

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They were like, okay, buy Centennial park budgeted for, but

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they had no specifics. The city's head of Parks and Recreation,

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Eric said, after seeing all the efforts she put none

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of those drawings and knowing what already ordered the playground

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for the park right by your house, the next best

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thing was to say we got a playground coming next year.

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They reviewed multiple versions, They checked all her boxes and

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got the colors right. John, you got a world record

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for us, I sure do. Skyline Chili celebrated at seventy

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fifth anniversary in the Cincinnati by taking on the record

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breaking challenge most photos of hot dogs uploaded to Instagram

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in one hour. The goal set by Guinness was five

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hundred photos the window eleven thirty am to twelve thirty

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pm on a Wednesday. The first two hundred and fifty

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Instagram users were rewarded with fifteen dollars Skyline Chili gift cards.

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All the participants were entered into a drawing for the

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chance to win five hundred free cheese cony dogs aka

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chili dogs. I haven't seen a total number, but it

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was more than one thousand. Nice job by Captain Matthew.

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After hurricanes Helene and Milton, Southwest Airlines had partnered with

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animal rescue groups to emergency airlift about one hundred and

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fifty shelter pets. Captain matt adopted a three month old

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kitten he had volunteered to fly an emergency plane full

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of one hundred and forty seven animals displaced during Helene

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and Milton to shelters in Milwaukee. Captain says, not once

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did I actually think about coming home with an animal.

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I was just thinking about making sure we were safe

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and the animals were comfortable and we were able to

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operate on schedule. When he landed in Milwaukee, bad weather

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held him up for about forty five minutes with everyone aboard.

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That gave the captain time to mingle with some of

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the passengers, and he met Avery, the three month old

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kitten who was rescued from a shelter in East Tennessee,

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and he thought to himself, should I bring her home?

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The captain says, she caught my heart. And those are

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