**SPEAKER_2** (0:06)
It depends upon what the meaning of the word is.
**Nigel** (0:10)
Yes.
**SPEAKER_4** (0:11)
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**Nigel** (0:15)
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**Hammer** (0:37)
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Is This Anything A Man in California trying to retrieve his sunglasses from a campsite vault toilet had to be rescued after he fell in. Oh, the campsite vault toilet. Here is the sergeant in charge.
**SPEAKER_2** (1:01)
They advised that the subject had fallen into the chemical storage tank. Law enforcement, camp Edison staff, fire personnel responded. We were able to safely get him out, decontaminate them.
**Nigel** (1:14)
What do you want to bet there was some alcohol involved in that incident?
Hey, honey, I just dropped my my twenty dollar sunglasses. I got it. Bucky's down the toilet. I'm going to see if I can reach in there and get it.
**Hammer** (1:29)
Let me ask you this, Nigel.
**Nigel** (1:30)
Yeah, that's something for sure.
**Hammer** (1:32)
If it were your phone, would you reach down?
**Nigel** (1:35)
No, no, no, no, no. I'm not reaching down in a in a chemical toilet.
No, sorry. Cut your losses. This guy, I guarantee those sunglasses weren't worth thirty dollars. And, you know, again, probably got him on the road somewhere away to the campsite. I like how the cop said, how did he put it? We had to hose him down or something like that.
Yeah.
**SPEAKER_2** (2:00)
Decontaminate.
**Nigel** (2:02)
Decontaminate. I wonder what that means. Like Andy Dufresne walking into Shawshank and have him throw that white, lousy crap all over him. That's what they had to do to this guy.
**Hammer** (2:15)
And, Allison, I'll ask you the same question.
If you drop your phone or your wallet that's got a substantial amount of money, your credit cards, your bank cards in it, in a situation like this, do you reach down and get it or do you cut your losses? If it doesn't have a heartbeat, I am not going to retrieve it.
**Nigel** (2:34)
OK, let's let's lessen the stakes here a little bit. What if you dropped your wallet with a lot of money in it or your iPhone and just like the regular toilet there in the bathroom down the hallway?
**Hammer** (2:46)
That's fine. Campside bathrooms are different.
**Nigel** (2:50)
What if you had peed in it and not flushed it yet and accidentally?
**Hammer** (2:55)
Is it my pee?
If it's my pee on my phone, I'm OK. I think I'm with you on that.
**Nigel** (3:01)
Oh, my gosh.
**Hammer** (3:03)
But if there were pee already in the toilet.
**Nigel** (3:06)
Somebody else's pee. That's the caveat.
**Hammer** (3:09)
Allison, let's say you see Terry Stacey walking out of the bathroom and you go in there and you drop your credit card or your phone into the toilet and you're pretty confident that's Terry's pee. Are you getting it?
Yeah. Yeah, I think I would.
**Nigel** (3:25)
Wow. OK. I trust Terry. I appreciate the honesty.
**Hammer** (3:30)
I mean, phones aren't cheap. You're right. We don't all make radio money like you two.
**Nigel** (3:34)
So I mean, I think I would leave the phone.
**Hammer** (3:38)
Because we don't.
**Nigel** (3:39)
Yeah, right. I think it was my wallet, my license, that I had cash in there. Yeah, I'd reach in there. My phone.
**Hammer** (3:47)
What about trough at the Speedway? Now, it's not as deep. OK, the trough doesn't have like standing water.
**Nigel** (3:56)
No, I'd reach in the trough.
**Hammer** (3:58)
A lot of different pee has been in that.
**Nigel** (4:00)
A lot of different pee is going through it as you're putting your fingers in it.
**Hammer** (4:04)
Right. It's almost like you got to play Operation. You got to get your fingers out. And just like the old game Operation, where you're trying to remove the funny bone or you hear that buzz.
You got to pick up your phone from the sides and hope you don't drop it again and then take it somewhere to de-louse. Did I use the word right?
**Nigel** (4:22)
De-louse? I think it's a, what was it?
**Hammer** (4:25)
What did I say is de-something? Decontaminate. Decontaminate. OK, so question on the YouTube chat, WIBC's YouTube page in addition to the cameras, where you can see how lovely Allison is.
Go to the chat. If you dropped your phone in a public toilet, would you pick it up? Your phone or your wallet with credit cards? Would you pick it up? Yes or no? That's the survey question.
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