BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: You know, people around the country go to the Waffle House for a quick breakfast in the morning, or any time for that matter. But one of the fast food restaurants near the city of Atlanta delivered something much more satisfying this morning. More now from Jeff Door (ph), of our affiliate here in Atlanta WSB.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Waffles. Order scramble cheese raisin; one bacon; one sausage.</s>JEFF DOOR, WSB REPORTER (voice-over): Waffle House waitresses are used to delivering customers' eggs, grits, and steak. But when Ramundo (ph) and his wife Nelly (ph) came down Windy Hill Road, headed for the hospital with twin biscuits in the open, and one popping fresh, the morning shift was about to get exciting for Wilma Chapman. She saw him parked by the front window.</s>WILMA CHAPMAN, WAITRESS: He came to the door and told me, dial 911. so I did.</s>DOOR: Ramundo went back to the car for the arrival of five pound, 10 ounce Eduardo (ph), who popped out quicker than a three- minute egg right in the car. (on camera): So you caught, Ed? All right, good catch. (voice-over): Wilma called 911 back with the news: Say mom, two eggs.</s>CHAPMAN: There is another one on the way. So he told me to go get towels, or something to wrap the baby up. Keep it warm, make sure it kept crying. So I took towels out there and wrapped the baby up.</s>DOOR: Firemen clipped the cord.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Just part of the job.</s>DOOR: And an ambulance got them to Northside Hospital Women's Center for the birth of Omar (ph).</s>HEMMER: Wow.</s>DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: How about that?</s>HEMMER: Jeff Door, WSB, two biscuits in the oven; is that what he said?
Twins Served Up at Atlanta Waffle House