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A car drove THROUGH a Coral Springs chiropractor's office. What happened?

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Nah, you won't believe what happened in Coral Springs

Bro, listen—I'm looking at the wires this morning, drinking my cafecito, thinking about the traffic already piling up on the Palmetto, right? And then I see this. Someone drove a car STRAIGHT into a chiropractor's office up in Coral Springs. Not like, a little fender bender in the parking lot, acere. They went THROUGH THE WALL. What in the world, man? Like, was it a really bad adjustment? Was someone trying to avoid paying a co-pay? You gotta wonder what kind of energy was in that car to just plow through a building like that.

### Only in Florida, Chico

Look, nobody got hurt, which is the main thing, dale. But this ain't just some random accident. This is peak Florida, bro. It's got that specific Miami-adjacent energy where life just hits different. Like, you're driving down the street, minding your business, maybe you just left Versailles with your croquetas, and BOOM! A car just decides it's a structural engineer now. It's the kind of thing that makes you shake your head and laugh, because what else are you gonna do?

* No injuries reported, thank God.

* Car went straight through the building's wall.

* It happened up in Coral Springs, but the *vibe* is pure 305.

This is the kind of story that just kinda… explains Miami, you know? The unexpected, the wild, the truly unbelievable stuff that just happens. That's Miami, bro.

Dale, that's how we do it in the 305.

Oye, my people on the morning show are always talking about these wild stories—check them out live at mornings.live.

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