FUN: How to prove an intersection is dangerous
Welcome to the Right Foot, a segment featured every morning on CJAD 800's Andrew Carter Morning Show to help you start your day with a smile and get you off on, well, the right foot.
It's Halloween today (as I write this) so obviously just about everything related to the non-holiday holiday is trending so let's look for something else to brighten our day.
If there's one thing that is almost a guarantee, if a local news station sends a camera man to an intersection to report on "how dangerous" it is, you will almost ALWAYS get a crash on live TV.
LA News crew does a story about the most dangerous intersection in the area and witnesses an accident live pic.twitter.com/86UFwrJROT
— The Unexplained (@Unexplained) March 13, 2022
Everyone loves fun babies and the fun sounds they make. So here's a fun baby making a fun sound.
@erickadebard ?? his face when I turn it off.
? original sound - ericka
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