What's The Number For 911 Again?

Faster than you can dial 9-1-1, author Leland Gregory delivers his follow-up to What's the Number for 911 with more real-life calls to the country's emergency operators. What's the Number for 911 Again' answers the urgent call for more of these wacky conversations. "Can you unplug my coffeepot I left on at my house" "Where can I get rid of my Christmas tree" Amazing and hilarious!

Leland Gregory, the bestselling author of America's Dumbest Criminals, produced a sleeper hit in 2000 with What's the Number for 911, a collection of hilarious, incredibly stupid, real calls to 911 operators across the country. Here is a second volume of wacky 911 calls, many sent in by 911 operators themselves, for whom Gregory has become a hero and spokesman due to his tireless documentation of the trials and tribulations they suffer on the line with some of America's silliest callers. Here are a few short samples from this new collection:

Man: I parked my car in a spot that says "Truck Loading and Unloading Only. Tow Away Zone." What's going to happen to my car?

Woman: I left my car in a ditch and I'm home now. Can I get an officer to stop by my car and grab the presents I left in it and bring them to me?

Man: Where can I get rid of my Christmas tree?

Woman: I am watching my neighbor's dog. It's in the garage. Should I let it in?

Leland Gregory has authored more than a dozen humor titles including What's The Number for 911?, Stupid History, and the New York Times best-sellers America's Dumbest Criminals and Stupid American History. A tireless promoter, he has made hundreds of radio and television appearances, including multiple appearances on NBC's Today show. Leland lives in Nashville, Tennessee.