The Viktor Wilt Show

About time you show up. Gosh. I was just sitting outside the door thinking, do I really wanna go in there? Well, it's better than out there. Right?

I don't know. I don't Oh, man. It must be must be, pretty bad out there. I I I finally had to talk to you. I glanced over and noticed you're using your little kid's chair again today.

Yeah. Peachy broke my chair again. So I had to put it way low. Arms are at going upward to get to the desk. Help me.

I can't reach the pedals. Yeah. I I didn't care to try to tighten up the foot rest again so I could late you know, lift the chair up. So I'll just sit low. Sit light nice and low.

I'm shorter than you right now. Oh my gosh. It's crazy. That's how low I'm sitting in this chair. How you're seeing the board.

Just barely. Just barely. As a guy who's already short to begin with, that's tough. So it's time, people, for traffic school powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys. Two zero eight five three five one zero one five is the number to call, and we would love to have you on the show.

Just, make sure you're going hands free, being extra cautious, or, you know, pull over pull over to give us a call. And if you have a mobile chair repair business, please let us know. Yeah. Yeah. If you have, like, a really strong wrench or, like, a drill that goes through metal so I can just bolt the chairs, little foot rest up higher.

That would be fantastic. We need all the help we can get around here. So, speaking of peaches, earlier he came in with a Valentine's Day prank, and I wanted to know if this would be illegal or if you could get in trouble for this Lieutenant Crane while we wait for callers. His idea was to go to, you know, like the dollar store, buy a bunch of, you know, romantic cards and then just go put them in random people's mailboxes with a message Last night was awesome. I can't wait to see you again, and just put them in people's mailboxes that he knows are in relationships.

How many divorces do you think that would cost? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's a heck of a Valentine's Day prank. It's very mean.

When you go to Fresno Fred Federally, if I can say that word, Federally, you're not to use the, post office box for personal usage like that. So it would be a a crime. If you just put something in somebody's mailbox? Yeah. When people say, hey.

I'm gonna drop something off. I'll just leave it in your mailbox. They're really not supposed to do that. That's the federal government for it. Jeez.

You have to buy the mailbox. You have to find a big heavy bucket and some cement, or you have to, you know, stick it in that sidewalk that you also don't own. And you can't even have people drop stuff off in your mailbox. It took my thunder away. I was gonna say it's just like, living in most cities.

You gotta maintain the sidewalk, but you don't own it. You know, earlier I was talking about, some of these small towns that they have the old wood sidewalks, you know, kinda like a boardwalk. Those are called western towns. Western towns. Yeah.

I stopped in a real weird one in Montana one time. And, yeah, maybe wood sidewalks. That's easier to fix than concrete. And you can do it more often. Yeah.

I suppose. But all you gotta do, rip the board out and hammer another one in. Right? And for you, that would be so simple. Yeah.

Exactly. I'm a pro. I'm a pro at that. Hammer and nails. That's right.

I I got all my fingers. I'm I'm not too bad because you haven't done it much. True. True. I did build my fence at my house, though.

Are you pretty impressed or what? I haven't seen it. It's it's pretty good. I did a pretty good job. K Bear, you are live on Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Who's this? This is Mike. Mike, what's up, man? Let's just say I had a bucket list I wanted to spend the night in jail. What is a, good crime to commit that it would only put one night in jail?

Thanks for remembering the question I had earlier, Mike, that I, you know, can't remember five minutes later. So it Absolutely. It depends on how much money you have as long as it's not a felony. You can commit any misdemeanor and just spend one night and then post bond the next day. In most felonies, the judge will give you a bond after no more than forty eight hours, and you can bond out.

So that that's the opportunities. The question becomes, what are you willing to give up in the long run? Yeah. Exactly. There was this old woman.

She was, like, a hundred and four, and it was, you know, one of her life dreams to spend a night in jail. So they just let her. And I was like, well, you don't even have to ask. You could figure this out on your own if you wanna spend a night in jail, but you don't wanna spend more than one night or, you know, long term, criminal record. You used to be able to do certain things.

Right? But people got more serious over the years and, liability lawsuits and stuff started happening. But as kids, we used to get a tour through our jail in our hometown. Right? And then that stopped because some parents thought, oh, that's not good to take kids through the jail and and things like that.

So you just don't have the freedom to do what we used to be able to do. You missed the scared straight program. I can tell. I can tell. You wanna end up in here like me, boy, you wanna have a loser life like me.

So, all right, Mike. Yeah. Unfortunately, Lieutenant crane won't give us a specific crime for just one night in jail, minimal fines, and, you know, hopefully not long term problems on your record. Well, it was worth a shot. Hey, you know, and I, again, appreciate it because I meant to ask that absolutely.

Hey, you have a good one, Mike. You'd be a nervous wreck in the booking room and looking out and seeing those folks you're gonna be staying with for the night. Oh, Don. These criminals love me. And Well, I don't wanna say anything about that.

I I play in the good tunes, you know. They're like, yeah. Victor's cool. I I'm I'm good at winning people over. I would rather say, they'd love to hang out with me, not actually love me.

That's good. That's that's a good point. They would like to talk to me about me and my career. They all look up to me. Alright.

Let's see here. K Bear, you are live on traffic school powered by the advocates injury attorneys. Who's this? Sunday, Sunday, Sunday. Yeah.

Of course. Crazy Carl. Crazy Carl. What's up, man? Hey.

So, one of Enzo Ferrari's famous quotes, he says, he didn't have any mirrors on his car. No side mirrors, no rear view. And he says, what's behind you doesn't matter unless it's lieutenant crane. Who's this famous guy you cut out on the first? Oh, Enzo Ferrari.

Oh, yes. That's very true. Yep. Yep. Now side mirrors are required by lock.

Correct? Have one mirror that'll shows you the rear. Just a mirror? Yep. So could could it be a windshield mirror?

Does it have to be a side mirror? Rearview mirror or a side mounted rearview mirror. Okay. Okay. Good deal.

When you look at those custom vans that or a work van, I should say, you can't see off the back of those. You gotta have the side side mirrors. If you look at, like, you know, I hate to bring up vintage cars because you probably don't understand what I'm talking about. Don't get them going. Don't get crazy car going.

But a lot of those just had one mounted on the driver's side. Correct. Yeah. Yep. Yep.

No doubt. But, yeah, you have to have a mirror at least. Yep. Yep. Right on.

Right on. Alright. Well, hey. Happy Valentine's Day to both you guys, and, I hope you have a great weekend. Stay safe out there.

Hey. You as well, Carl. Good to hear from you, man. Alright. We'll see you guys.

Right on. Peace. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates. You can ask us anything. Do you guys, tend to see an increase in arrests on Valentine's Day?

There are a little bit of drama that goes down. We will see a couple more family disputes probably tonight. What's the worst holiday for the police? Going into Christmas gets a little tight. Really?

Yeah. Christmas time. Not fourth of July with the explosives and, alcohol. That just bothers you. Yeah.

Because I gotta work all day. Yeah. I don't know if you're aware of this, but Christmas can put a lot of stress on some families. Yeah. I would imagine that it could.

I mean, sometimes depending on your family. You know? Just simply after being, you know, being around your family. More than two hours. Exactly.

Thanksgiving, I would think that's that's one of the worst as well. Get those, dinner time discussions going on. And we always have fun on the radio after Thanksgiving because there's always, you know, some kind of a meltdown somewhere. Yeah. The nice part about Thanksgiving is a lot of times every two years for sure, it's an election year, so you can talk politics.

Oh, Thanksgiving. It's great. It's great. The exact thing they tell you not to talk about. Well, I you know how I feel about those kind of rules.

I really am unclear where you stand politically. You don't have any idea? We could get into it. Oh, man. Yeah.

I have a lot to say right now these days, but, I I've just had to kinda check out, you know? Alright. What kind of circus is coming today? Let's let's just wait and see. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Earlier on the show, I was talking about creepy small towns. You might live in one. Actually, I love my town for those of you that know me. It it's a nice town. It's not creepy.

It's not like Arco. You know? Oh, gosh. Still within the listing boundaries. Yeah.

Yeah. We got listeners in Arco. Shout out to them. No. Arco actually showed up on a list I found online of, creepiest small towns.

So Oh. I was gonna ask what your opinion on a creepy small town would be because you're out on the roads, but we'll take this call first. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Jonathan.

Jonathan, what's up? Hey. So I had a quick question. So I drive for work, and I have a video cam a dash camera. And the other day, I was going along not, by that curve by the airport road that has a double line Yep.

By the just before the Maverick, and I was going 35. That's a fast curve. 35. Holy moly. And, there was a younger couple that was tailgating me, and then they decided to pass me while giving me the finger in a double line.

And there's a bus stop there, And then they decide to give me the finger as they were speeding off towards the light. Now since I do have a dashcam And then I got the red light. Yeah. Am I allowed to submit that video evidence? Yeah.

You can. You could contact the local agency and tell them, hey. This just happened. Now what happens is law enforcement don't have the opportunity to side or enforce that at that point because we didn't actually see it happen. But, if you have the identification of the car and can identify the driver, you are allowed as a citizen to sign a complaint against them.

Now this is the key to that, and this is what a lot of people don't understand is if you sign that complaint, you're the one responsible to testify in court if need be. So is it worth it to you to stick it to them? Yeah. Which it's not. I was just curious to see if Oh, it may be, but I can tell you this.

One of the funnest things we do as law enforcement is testify in court. There's nothing better than getting up there and having the defense attorneys tell you, you you're so dumb. You you disgrace. I I do wanna see that one of these days. Let me know the next time you're in court.

It's not bad. It's like anything. If you're prepared, you're prepared. Right? And we have a good system.

Love the, you know, love the system. And, so anyway but, no, you'll you'll get grilled on the stand. It's not like you're just gonna get up there and tell your side of the story. There's gonna be some questions. Of course.

But videos obviously say a thousand words. Right? Yeah. Yeah. Of course.

So I was just curious on that. We even after, technically, a crime has been committed, then are we still allowed to submit video evidence of that crime? Yeah. You could take it. Now when we say a crime, what we'd like to say in this situation is an infraction was committed.

It's nothing that they're gonna go to jail on. Right? Gotcha. Yeah. So they committed an infraction, and then they give you a gesture, and there's no enforcement on the gesture.

Yeah. Well, that's unfortunate. Yeah. Yeah. If you could go to jail for, flipping people off, I know a few people who they'd be spending a long time there.

That's how they say hello. Yeah. Yeah. Of course. Awesome.

Well, I appreciate the answer. Y'all have a good one. Hey. You too, Jonathan. Good to hear from you, man.

Have a great weekend. You too. Right on. Peace. Peace.

(208) 535-1015 is the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates, and we'd love to have you on the show. So whatever you wanna know, call us and ask us up. Have you had anybody fly you the bird while you're driving? No. I drive perfectly.

I've I've I've never had anyone flip me off ever, let alone driving. So you remember when the song Mooney Mooney come out? Is that the title of it? No. Wait a minute.

How old do you think I am? Like, old enough. Hold on. Let's see when that song did come out here. You know the song.

I know the song. Is that the name of it? Mooney Mooney. Yeah. It was in the eighties.

Yeah. I was a, like, a baby. In the eighties. Let's see here. Released in why ain't it saying?

What's wrong with this? So I'm gonna tell on myself. That song come out. I thought, man, that song is cool. A buddy of mine bought the cassette.

If any of you kids don't know what that is. Well, the first time it was released was apparently in 1968 Oh. By American pop rock band Tommy James and the Shondells. Oh, yeah. Those guys.

Yeah. I I don't know when the Billy Idol one came out. It was '81. So no. I don't.

That was before I was born. Alright. So this had to be after this was, like, '90. Okay. For whatever reason, I was introduced to the song, I'm taking a trip down to California to pick up a car.

So we're I'm pulling a pickup with a car on a car hauler trailer. I'm driving. We'd had we'd stayed up all night, so the people traveling with me were tired, and we're leaving Idaho to head to Southern California to swap cars. Man, you party hard. Well, we're driving down the road, and I he's got this tape with mony mony on it.

I'm like, man, I love the start of that. So I keep playing it over and over again. So I'm trying to get it right where the start is on the cassette tape, And I look over, and I've drifted from the travel lane to the passing lane on I 15. And it has that dip that goes down in the median. And I look over, and I push somebody off the road.

Jeez. And he's out there slinging dirt trying to get his car under control. He gets back up on I 15. I'm trying to tell him, hey. I am so sorry.

I know this is my fault. You know, in sports, they just pat themselves and say, my bad. My bad. Yeah. Well, hey.

Hands up. Right? Like, sorry. I'm trying to give him the surrender that it's me. He's not having it.

I I would imagine if I ended up in the ditch, I would probably be pretty upset too. He had every right to be upset at me. I take it that was before you were a police officer. I was actually working for a local agency at the time. Goodness.

Well, I appreciate you throwing yourself under the bus for the listeners. Speaking of listeners, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey, Victor. This is Steve.

How are you doing? Steve doing good. What's up? Not much. I had a question for a a train there.

And my question is is, how is it legal? I mean, I can I can understand how, you know, law enforcement has them and everything and blah blah blah? But how do certain people get away with tinted front windows and others don't? That's a that's a good question. I have an answer.

We just don't like some people. There you go. That's Victor's answer. Victor's answer is they pick on people. Yeah.

Profiling. They go after people of my same beliefs. Yeah. Yeah. It is.

You gotta be careful what stickers you put on your car. You know? If you're a Bernie bro, you got problems driving around here. Socialist. I mean, personally, I love tinting windows, but it just makes me wonder how they get five feet without getting pulled over.

Traveling in the right spots, I can tell you, we have a system where we can, it's our eticket system, you can give a verbal warning, a written warning, or a citation, and a lot of those get written warnings. And so one officer will stop them and you then then you'll stop them later and you'll say, oh, hey. They just got warned on that. So now, hey. You're getting a citation you've been told.

But the chances they take of running into an officer that has time to stop them and isn't responding to another call and and different things like that is is very unlikely. And so they're just playing the odds. But I can tell you this, it would amaze you how many arrest reports start out with, I stopped them for illegal tint. Okay. Okay.

I was gonna say maybe they only drive at night. You know? Harder to see. I all I can say is I hope they're not doing anything illegal in the car. Sounds like a lot of times they are.

I hope they're not doing anything illegal anywhere. That's right. Don't break the law. Right? We got laws for reasons.

We, dealt with one, last week that we recovered as a stolen because of tint. And, we were discussing this on scene as man, when I was younger, I used to think tint was awesome. And then as you get older, you realize even when you're young, you can't see at an intersection at night. You have to roll your windows down. You have to, you know, clear an intersection that way.

And just so everybody knows, there's no tint allowed on the front window under the a s one line. Right. So But even here in Pocatello, I've seen one or two cars that have that, you know, beyond Oh, absolutely. What I like is every one of them have the same line. You know, when you pull over a drunk driver, it's always, oh, I've only had two beers.

When you stop somebody for 10, it's like, well, I bought it this way. You're the fool. Well, on the two beers line, that doesn't really work anymore. Like, okay, how strong were they? How big were they?

Exactly. I only had two tall cans of Imperial IPA. Two beers might be the equivalent of a six pack, but come on. Yeah. They were only 14%.

Exactly. Well, appreciate the call today, man, and, hope you have a good weekend. Thanks. You too. And you kids Bye.

Take that tint off. That's right. Peel back that purple tint you bought at Walmart. You're gonna get in trouble. It's gonna come off shortly anyway.

Yeah. Exactly. It looks cruddy. Just get rid of it. Thanks, man.

Have a good night. You too. Bye. Have a good night. Apparently, up all night as well.

Yeah. It's it's morning day. 02:08 five three five 01:01 five, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates. We'd love to have you on the show, so hit us up. Yeah, back to, I guess, creepy towns.

It's been the topic of the show. Alright. You you're on the road all the time. If somebody wanted to roll into a place on a Valentine's date just to, you know, take their date on a creepy drive, Anywhere close you'd recommend aside from, I don't know, income? Well, I would think there's probably some towns outside of our area that'd be a little more creepy.

We have a pretty good safety rating here. I know. It's not very creepy around here. You know? So, like, the middle of the Nevada Desert, there's some weird little towns or you know, when you're driving out in the middle of nowhere and you see one house, just one house, and you're like, who's there?

Why are they living out in the middle of nowhere here? What is going on? I've watched too many horror movies. Not a farm. Not a farm.

Just a house in the middle of the desert. Nothing around it. My wife's from Southern California. And by the way, hon, happy Valentine's Day. With that being said, we go down to Southern California, and I'm gonna go for a run.

So I I run each day. We're down there for the week. And, at the end of the week, she's like, I really would like to drive down here. I'm like, okay. So I go to she goes, just drive the way I told you to take your runs in the morning.

So I go to she she's like, where are you going? I said, oh, where are you going? She goes, we're not allowed in here. Yeah. Good morning, guys.

If you're out west, don't go through any, like, no trespassing signs or anything like that. You might have a bad time. It could get creepy fast. Kay Bear, you're live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this?

Hi. My name's Cody. I just have a quick question for you guys. Sure. What's up?

Why is it illegal for you to be talking on the phone, but cops can use their computers as they're driving? Yeah. We're just gonna tick you off, Cody. I mean, cops don't have a lot of time to scroll Facebook. So, you know, from call to call, we gotta catch up.

No. I'm talking like answering a quick phone call, but having the phone to your ear I will tell you this. Is right. They pay us to be a distracted driver. Okay.

And and that's the truth. When we're responding to a call, we're running our center console with our lights and siren, we're we're talking on the radio. A lot of times, with the new radio systems, we don't have the communications between agencies that we really should have. So it takes a while to get that done. You may be talking to somebody on the phone to to do that.

So we're multitasking all the time, especially when we're running code. We'd go through extensive training to do that, but the code, protects us, so that we can do that, IDO code. But now understand this, it does not protect us if for whatever reason we get in a crash, we're still held responsible. Gotcha. Alright.

Yep. But when you talk about talking on the cell phone, there's no law that says you can't talk on the cell phone while you're in your car. The law says you gotta be hands free when you talk on it. Fair enough. Alright.

Well, thank you for clearing that up. Yep. Yeah. Appreciate the call today. Hope you have an awesome weekend.

Cody, I think the most important thing to know on that, though, is if for whatever reason we were to crash while we're doing that, we're held at the same level of responsibility as anybody else. Alright. Well, thank you for clearing that up. You guys have a wonderful Valentine's Day. You as well.

Thank you. Uh-huh. Bye. Bye. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates.

We still got a few minutes. So if you have any questions, we'd, again, love to have you on the show. Yeah. I I'd like just to add to Cody's thing. When we go over and do our driving train, we have to drive so much every year to pass off and get certified as drivers.

And, they mess with you. They try to distract you. They try to get you hit traffic cones, and then they're yelling at you. That was a pedestrian. You know?

So, yeah, they put you through some stress to drive, and we have a really cool, car called the skid car. And they can take weight off the tires so it slides out and causes you all kinds of problems. So it's, it's fun. I really enjoy going over there every year and certify on driving. Can I try that?

That sounds like a good time. It is fun. It sounds way fun. You could kick it up a notch. What you do is you bring Peaches with you as one of the passengers and just put him in charge of running the music that you're listening to for whatever reason.

That won't upset you. Nothing will Nothing gonna distract you like that. You know? Alright. Here, let's listen to twenty seconds of this song.

No. Now you gotta hear this song. Here's another thirty seconds of this one. Alright. Here.

Here. Let's go back and do a fifteen seconds of this one. Yeah. Very distracting. So I think it's a good time to mention, if you wanna be able to drive cars fast while you're distracted, shoot guns, and have a great career, we are hiring at the Idaho State Police.

Where do I sign up? Yeah. I'm ready. That that all does sound like a pretty good time. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys.

Who's this? My name is Ryan. Ryan, what's up, dude? So I got a question. I live in Rexburg, and we have, you know, the diverging diamonds interchanges at the the highway now.

And you love them. Oh, they're just fantastic. Somebody call him from another creepy town. I really like this. Just play in Rexburg.

We love you, Rexburg. They're just like, I've walked this town three times, and I can't find a place to buy a beer. With those diverging diamonds, you know, I I'm usually coming home from Idaho Falls late at night, and it seems like those lights never change. I'll watch the other side cycle, Like, it'll it'll go green the other direction two, three times, but not the direction I'm at. Is there a point when, you know, it's okay to say, alright.

It's not changing, and I can go ahead and go? What's happening is those are set on timers or sensors, and I don't know which they are. And so, if you're over the stop line, the sensor may be missing you. And so if you stop at the stop sign, it'll indicate to the light that you're there and waiting. Just several things on that.

And if it's on a time delay, then you're just gotta wait for the time. Peachy. Sorry, man. Sorry. They do sell houses on the side of Rexburg.

Yeah. I know. And what bar are you leaving from when you come home late at night? Is there a bar in Rexburg? He said he's leaving Idaho Falls late at night.

Oh, okay. Okay. I was like that. Now I'm going home from work. I don't ever even go to the bar, but if I heard there was a bar in Rexburg, I think I would have to go check it out.

It'd be wild. It would be crazy. Alright. Yeah. Well, appreciate you, Paul.

Have a great weekend and stay safe out there. You too. Peace. Alright. Last call for traffic school questions, (208) 535-1015.

Oh, you looked like you had something to say, so I was just patient. Oh, no. I'm trying to see my phone. I'm blind. It is kinda dark in here right now.

Squinting. But I didn't shine the light in your face this time. Yeah. That was nice. Yeah.

Maybe next week. You know, I'm I'm feeling kinda lazy on the, make videos front. You? I know I might be surprised that I could ever, you know, engage in laziness, but it does happen. So alright.

Well, I think that was a fine episode. And, yeah, I hope you have a good safe weekend. I'm glad I came in. I'm glad you did too. It's it's better doing it, with you here live than over the phone.

So, anyway, everybody be safe. Give yourself extra time being where you need to be. Don't make anybody mad for Valentine's Day. Oh, I guess we could do one more. Alright, caller.

You're live on the show. Who's this? This is Chad. Chad, what's up? I was calling for Marvin, like, the yeah.

The driving road, whatever. I'm following you. Traffic's cool. Yes. Yeah.

Yeah. This is the show. Do you Perfect. Do you got a question? So I do.

So if you're driving down the road and, like, the car in front of you has a whole bunch of ice and snow blow off the their car and it, like, takes out your windshield, who's liable? Well, I've never known of ice or, like, excuse me, not ice, but snow to break any windshield. But, if they have something on their vehicle that's not secured and it comes and breaks your windshield, they would be responsible. K. But what if it, like, blocks your vision and you run off the road?

I don't know if you're aware of this, but they have what they call a brake pedal in your vehicle, and you could push that. Slow down just a little bit. Oh, snow. That's I gotta speed up. Stay in the wind tunnel.

Stay in it. Now, you can adjust your speed. Right? And so you have some responsibility to do that too. People are responsible to clear the cars off of all debris, and so they could get an infraction citation for that.

And if a if, something did happen, then it'd be some culpability on their part. Alright. Alright, man. That's all. Hey.

Appreciate the question. Hope you have a good weekend. I love that all the time, though. We'll get that. Well, what do I do?

Well, there's a gas pedal and a brake pedal. I have one more question. Alright. Officer Crane, when are you gonna do some more vintage snow cross races? Boy, that's interesting.

You're like the third person this last week that's hit me up about that. Yeah. Well, they were a good time, and I miss them. Yeah. So Yeah.

I I just don't know if my body can take it anymore, and I I don't know if I I never said you had to race. I know, but I don't You're slow anyway. Oh. Oh. Oh.

Hey. How much money you got behind that? Always up for a good challenge. Perfect. Well, hey, man.

Appreciate the call again, and, be safe out there. You as well. Peace. So you what? Go race really old snowmobiles?

Yeah. So my wife and I promoted snowcross racing for years. And, part of it was we'd have vintage racing, and it had to be leaf spring front end, so there's really no suspension whatsoever. Oh, so you hit the ground and Oh. Parts just parts just flying off snow machines because we're racing on the snow cross track.

Right? Yeah. And so people are jumping them and landing flat just, bam, and parts flying off. And, yeah, it was a lot of fun. That sounds, yeah, painful.

I mean, sometimes I'll sit down in a chair and I'm like, oh, oh, my my back. Alright, everybody. Traffic school every Friday morning, 08:45. And, thank you again for stopping by Lieutenant. Thank you.

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