Ira Glass
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True story.
He made news when Citizens Bank Park in Philly would not let his owner come in with him.
What ultimately happened to Wally, the emotional support alligator?
A, he signed an endorsement deal and is now the MetLife insure-agator.
LAUGHTER B, after a peaceful death of natural causes, he is now a set of emotional support luggage.
No, yeah, it's true.
Or C, somebody reported a loose alligator to the authorities.
He was duly picked up and released in a swamp in Georgia and hasn't been seen again.
My goodness, this is a hard one.
It is.
Emotional support luggage sounds so believable.
It does.
But I'm going to go with C. You're right, Robert.
Yes.
Somebody kidnapped him from his enclosure, left him someplace else.
Somebody saw him there, called the Department of Natural Resources.
They picked him up and they brought him back home to a swamp.
And as far as we know, he is still there living his best life.
All right, here's your next question.
Sometimes real service animals can cause problems.