The Viktor Wilt Show

That number to call, (208) 535-1015, and we've got callers already on hold. Let's go to the phones. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? My name is Dan.

Dan, what's up, man? So I I have a question for you about vehicles that are hauling loads, like a truck with a trailer or something. I'm following one home the other day. Have you ever watched a Toyota sedan pull a trailer? That's that's what I watch.

It's awesome. It's fun too. They get overloaded on the shocks. Well, what if they drop something, are they responsible for the damage it does to the owner's vehicle? Like, so my car got damaged in the bumper and I pulled over to check it out and everything.

But what do you do in that situation? So you be you have to be able to prove that it come off their load. Right? Because if it come off the highway, if it's something that they ran over and it flipped up that way, it's just considered a road hazard. Now if it come off their load, an unsecured load, yes, it's our responsibility.

It'd fall back on their insurance. Okay. So what about, like, the I don't know if it's county vehicles or city vehicles or whatever that are hauling gravel or anything like that that comes off and chips your windows or whatever. Because they have the placard that say stay back a hundred feet or something. But Three three hundred, actually.

But yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying. But then what if it you know, I mean, if they're traveling 50 or 55 on some of these old highways and stuff and that the rocks bounce or whatever and it gets your windshield or your lights or anything, like, what is that a liability thing? It is.

They still have to have a secured load whether they're saying, you know, stay back or not. It's still their responsibility to have a secured load. Okay. Good to know. So is it best to, like, try to get a picture of the license plate or something?

What happened, just last week, had an individual call me, say, hey. I just got my windshield broke by a dump truck that's losing gravel all over the road. What do I do? I said, you're still by it? Yeah.

I said, get a quick video of that truck still losing gravel and the license plate because if we don't have that, it's hard to show. And the other thing is to show that it's coming off the truck, that it's not coming off the roadway. Okay. Okay. I get that.

Alright, man. Good questions, and, good luck. I I just recently got a new windshield, and I don't even know how it got cracked. There's no chip or anything in it. You got a crack in it?

Yeah. Good. That's good for business. Yeah. I know.

I hit up the, place that replaced my windshield. I'm like, Hey, you guys don't do any kind of warranty. Right? And it's like, Nope. It's like, so, yeah.

Every three or four months, you have to get a new windshield because something always happens. And then when you get a new one, something always hits your windshield. Oh, yeah. And this one, the cracks, thankfully, not in my field of vision. It's at the very bottom, so I'm like, nah.

Forget about it. I'll just deal with it. So Well, off the program, I listen to it every week. You guys are phenomenal. Well, thank you, man.

Really appreciate that, and I hope you have a great weekend. You too. Right on. Peace. Bye.

Alright. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. We've got Ben and Mason from the advocates in studio as well as lieutenant Crane. Who's this? Hello?

Hey, what's up? Who's this? It's Tyler. How are you doing? Tyler?

We're doing good. What's your question for the show? Hey, I was wanting to know, are you guys still, doing Nick E was for Seether? Let's ask Jade. No.

Ah, there we go. Not doing the keywords for Seether anymore. Sorry about that. Are you not? Nope.

We're doing traffic school powered by the advocates. I guess that was technically a question, but, anything else you'd like to know? I'm good. Thank you. Alright.

That's a good one. Okay. Cheers. K Bear, you live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. We're also live on Facebook, everybody.

So if you're watching, the video on Facebook, you can leave questions in the comments there, but we would prefer you call and do the questions live with us on air. So (208) 535-1015. Anyway, who's this? My name is David. David, what's up?

Hey. If you're backing out of a parking space at the same time as, individual backing out at the same time. It is a curve, and we both smack into each other. Who's that ball? And it's a private property.

The top thing's gonna come out. They said they wouldn't come out of this private property. Yeah. So that's gonna be a tough one. That's when you turn over to insurance, and they they discover culpability on each side.

And more than likely, if you both were backing out at the same time, they're gonna say, you take care of your vehicle, and they'll take care of theirs. Yep. That's what I thought. Alrighty then. But that was the shirt.

But it ain't funny. I have a big I I got a big truck, and she has a smaller car, and she tried to take me to court. And, of course, threw it out. I'd imagine. Well, good.

I was just curious about what you guys thought about it. Well, philosophy says Yeah. Yeah. Typically, that's a fifty fifty, on that one. Yeah.

But I tell you, if anybody can win that case for you, it's the advocates and the best. True. Mhmm. Yeah. And that ain't no laughing matter.

Well, appreciate it, man, and hope you have an awesome weekend. Yeah. Right on. See you. Yep.

Bye. K Bear, you are live on Traffic School powered by the advocates injury attorneys. Who's this? Good morning. This is Dave.

Dave, what's up, man? So I'm curious. I've always been curious too. I'm at let's say I'm at Woodruff. K?

I'm at Woodruff heading south, and I get to Sunnyside. I'm at Woodruff in Sunnyside, and I wanna turn left on Sunnyside, obviously, heading eastbound. My light turns green, and this vehicle comes from my right, from Sunnyside, turning left onto North Woodruff and just runs a blatantly red light, my light turns green and I go and I hit that vehicle, whose fault? Who would you think? Them.

They're not breaking up. Good answer. Good answer. And and I've got the car to prove it. I got the damage on my car to prove yeah.

It would be their fault. Right? But, common sense would be, hey. Always check to the right because you know that's gonna be the light that turns green. And even though it would be their fault, do you really want your car in the, collision center for the next three months getting worked on while you're in a rental car and all the problems and the risk of injury?

Yeah. If they run that red light, it's on them. But, boy, it's not worth the chance. Next time I'm in my own personal vehicle and it happens, I'm just going and I'm running right into him. I'm gonna run right into him and I'm gonna cause a big old traffic jam.

Lieutenant Green, if you if you kind of appear to deliberately run into somebody, I think things might change a little bit. Yeah. Yeah. If there's any indication that you could have avoided the situation and you just go ahead and go with it, now we're back into that $50.50 liability situation. I think a good example of that is if you're putting steering input and throttle input to make this happen.

Could we put a message out to those morons that are running those blatantly red lights? Hold on just a second. Ladies and gentlemen, from k Bear one zero one point five, we would like you to adhere to all red lights. That's not how we would do a PSA. We go, stop being stupid.

Talk to people. You're dumb. Learn to drive, morons. How about this? Learn how to drive you morons.

Hey. You're very good at editing yourself. I appreciate that. No. I like the kinder, gentler way.

I always fall in and do this, Victor. I'm lieutenant Crane with the Idaho State Police. We would like you to adhere to the red light situation we're seeing in the Idaho Falls area. If it's not a round hole, you can't turn, you idiot. Pull you out of your moron.

Thanks, man. Peace. Your safety is our concern. Not his. No.

Not at all. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School with myself, Ben and Mason from the advocates and lieutenant Crane. What's up? Hey. It's Bryce.

How are you guys? Bryce? Awesome. What's up, dude? Hey.

So I just needed some clarification on how to use a roundabout. Oh my word. Bryce, you're gone. You're axed. I hung up on him.

I don't hang up on people very often, but Bryce is gone. I like that Bryce guy. Get out of here. Kayberry live on Traffic School powered by the Africa. Did you hear they're putting in a couple more new roundabouts this spring?

Good. I love it. I did see a number of people complaining about roundabouts online again, and I'm like, just move. Move away. You're not welcome here anymore.

If you don't know how to use a roundabout, you're too dumb for Idaho. Oh. Oh. Sorry. I'm feeling kind of aggressive.

Those are your people. My listeners know how to use a roundabout. Okay? Bunch of country listeners out there. Tell you what.

Sir, speaking of listener Oh, hi. Would you like a second? Hi, caller. Question. Red lights.

Run through town with a trailer. None of the lights are timed good enough to not slam on the brakes or run a red light. What is what do you do in that situation? Throw your animals through the front of your trailer? Take a minute.

Take a deep breath. Change your timing. Well, then I get 25 through town, and I catch every single red light. Yeah. So the the rule on that is, man, you don't wanna jam everything into the front of the trailer.

That's for sure. But, you have the right to cross the stop line until it goes red. Right? So if it's yellow, you have the right to cross into that. Is it wise?

No. That's why it's there. Caution, get stopped. But As long as you're in the intersection before it turns red. Cross the stop line.

Yep. But that, that's for precautionary reasons. Right? K. Gotcha.

And if you blow a big old cloud of black smoke as you hit the intersection, it might not be a good thing. You're not gonna have any friends. No. No. Not at all.

Cool. And that ain't funny. He's just giggling to himself. Woah. Look at me.

Woah. Look at me. Wasn't me. Well, you have yourself a good weekend, man. Thanks for calling in today.

Thank you. Peace. You and your sheep, you're hauling. Was I was I too aggressive in a couple of those last calls? Do I need to settle down a bit?

K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Curly. Curly, what's up, man? What do you wanna know?

I wanna know what's the highest traffic violation or infraction I can have with a dozen toilets in my car and get away with it. That's a great question. If you're talking to me, personally stopping you, man, you can do about anything. Easily bribed this guy. We just become friends.

All cops truly do like donuts. I've I've seen this time and time again. I'm not hiding it. Yeah. I'd yeah.

I like a good donut. I know. What what happened to, oh, yeah. We don't do the, deliveries anymore. That's you used to bring donuts in.

It was great. Yeah. Remember, we used to have a counterpart that helped us do that. We still do it. We won't talk about it, but we still do it.

Any personal vehicle, sir? Six with sprinkles and six with, like, chocolate frosting. There you go. I actually still do it in a state issued vehicle. Oh, okay.

But, yeah, do somebody else. We could discuss that later. Well, thanks, Curly. You have a good one, man. Thank you, man.

You too. Peace. K Bear, you're live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Blake.

Blake, what's up, man? Oh oh, can you guys hear me? We can. What's happening? I'll I just had a question.

So there's bike lanes throughout Idaho Falls, but, I've been told multiple things that that you're supposed to ride with. It's not it's not, by law that you have to wear spandex, Blake. You can wear just regular clothes. Dang it. But, yeah, my question is, do you have to ride if there's a bike lane, do you ride with traffic or against traffic?

I keep hearing multiple things. With With But with? With traffic. Yep. Even if there isn't a bike lane as well with traffic?

Yep. With traffic to this right shoulder. Gotcha. Unless you're gonna ride out in the lane and, act as if you're a vehicle. I've got a better solution.

Get a car. Get a job. That's right. I got a bicycle off the road. I got one too many vehicles, honestly.

Oh, well, I've got a button for that too. Oh, good. Pretty good. Honestly, Victor, I'm pretty much cooler than you. I got a lot of vehicles.

I know you've only got that one truck. Yeah. I hear you talk about it all the time. Must be must be pretty awful being a loser. Well, I appreciate it.

Thank you, guys. Hey. Thanks, man. You have a good one. If you're gonna do that and say you got a lot of vehicles, leave the bike out of it.

Don't go, man, I got a lot of cars and trucks, but you have a bike. Yeah. Bicycle doesn't count as a vehicle. Alright. Except for, apparently, on our public roadways.

Alright, everybody. (208) 535-1015, the number to call. You know, we had a number of calls about people running through red lights. Why on earth do they have some of these lights on Woodruff set to, you know, detect when there are cars there in the middle of the day? Like, you pull up I wanna say it's, you know, there's twenty fifth in Woodruff, and then maybe, like, the twelfth in Woodruff.

There's a few different lights where, you know, in the middle of the day, on my way home, driving 35 on Woodruff, I hit every red light because one car will pull up on one of these side roads. And they don't mean nothing. They don't mean nothing. Why don't they put They don't have no place to go. Yeah.

Why don't they put them on a timer so that when you're traveling down the road, you hit every green light at some point. Yeah. Exactly. Why should all of that traffic have to stop for once? All of that traffic.

Me. You know, these troublemakers trying to avoid the main roads because they're driving drunk. That's what's going on. Alright. Kaye Bear, you're lost.

Middle of the day. Middle of the day. I've seen drunk people in the middle of the day. I will tell you this. We do arrest a lot of people middle of the day for DUI, and a lot of it is on prescription meds.

So Yeah. Something to think about. At least K Bear, you're live on Traffic School. Please turn down your radio. Who's this?

Hey. My name is Dalton Allen. How are you guys doing today? Doing great, man. What's up?

Hey. So I got a question. We're still doing that traffic deal. Right? Yes.

Okay. Thanks for tuning in. Absolutely. Okay. So theoretically Every Friday.

Fair enough. So theoretically, you got, bike lanes going through Idaho Falls. Right? So you get it. You get somebody you you come up to a a stop sign.

Right? And you get a a bike or a guy in a bike lane coming through the intersection as you're going through, through the stop sign, and he blows the stop sign in the bike lane and broadside you, who's at fault? He has the responsibility to yield to you. Okay. Alright.

So, essentially, it'd be on him then. What if it's some other person, though? What if it's not a guy? What if it's a little lady? That's fair.

That's fair. I guess it could be both. Yeah. Yeah. She's got she's still got the same responsibility.

Okay. Cool. Well, thank you. I appreciate it. Hey.

Thanks, mate. What if it's a child? Hit the gas. Sorry. Sorry.

Without a bike helmet. Wouldn't surprise me. Yeah. I don't need to wear no helmet. You don't have to wear a seat belt on the bus.

This is America. Well, appreciate the call, man. You have a good one. Yeah. Absolutely.

You guys as well. Peace. K, Bear. You were live on Travis. I pushed the buttons, didn't it?

Did I push the wrong ones? Oh my goodness. It's your first time. It feels like it today. It does feel like it.

Like, I'm having a where's my notes? Yes. Caller. Hi. How's it going?

Good. How are you? Pretty great. Who's this? Casey.

What's up, man? Hey, Casey. Do you know there's some bike lanes in Idaho Falls? Yeah. Speaking of bike lanes, can you ride your horse in the bike lanes?

Yeah. Absolutely. Really? Yeah. Could you ride your horse intoxicated?

Yes. I'd say yes. That's a good question. I don't know what kind of cowboy you are, but, good. But, in town, you might be, in, public intoxication might be the problem, whether you're on the horse or not.

If you're a cow misdemeanor? Is it a misdemeanor? To be a public intoxicated, yes. Now what kind of cowboy would you be if you didn't ride your horse drunk? Well, that's why you get a horse.

To ride a drunk. That's why. I've never ridden a horse drunk, but but I bet it's fun. Have you ever ridden a horse? Yes.

It's in my blood. I I got half my family's cowboys, so I feel natural on a horse. But then I also am like, why am I on a horse? Was it a Shetland? No.

It was a pig I don't know what I don't know. It was a Clydesdale Budweiser pony. That's right. With the yeah. The the they're giant, and they have a fluffy feet.

I can't picture you on a horse for some reason. I want proof. I'll see if I can find a picture of me on a horse. It's it's Put it on the website. Ladies and gentlemen, we're gonna take a quick pause.

I'll I'll be back another day. It can't be from when you were 12. It's it's fairly recent if I've still got it on my, socials here. It'll take some digging. But, throughout the rest of traffic school, I'll see if I could find a picture of me on a horse.

And I was sober. Alright? I was sober on the horse. Then what was the point? I know.

It felt like it could have been so much better. Well, appreciate the call line. Yeah. You forgot you had a collar on the line. You distracted him.

Any other questions about, horses? Oh, he hung up. What? Well, screw you too. I'm done looking for my horse.

I'm I'm not gonna pull up a picture of me on a horse. What was your horse's name? I don't know. It was one of those deals where, you know, you we were in Arizona. You put a quarter in it, and it was out in front of Kmart.

Yeah. Exactly. They don't have them around here. We don't have Kmart anymore. But, yeah, I don't know one of these.

You know, you pay and they take you out in the desert. Yeah. It's and it goes in a circle. Right? And they're hard plastic?

Yeah. They kinda move up and down. Those are really cool. It's really neat. Yeah.

But we're we come from a cowboy family. We used to go we used to go to the carousel at the park at least once a month. Kay Barry, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey.

Crazy Carl. How you guys doing, man? Good show, man. Carl. Alright.

Here we go. Car shows, blah blah blah. That's alright. Thank you, Carl. I got I got a question for sergeant Crane.

What is your favorite donut? Oh, I like a good maple bar. Oh, there you go. There you go. Get a load of this.

Yeah. Oh, cowboy hat. Look at that. Get a load of that cowboy hat. Would you call that horse?

Cowboy. Brown? That would be a sorrow. You're even wearing a cowboy hat. I know.

They didn't You just bought it that day. I did buy it that day at, like, the gas station in a Pink Floyd. Hey. There's a country western store on homes with a horse out front. Is that it?

Hey. That's the secret. I'm good with Photoshop. Is that cowboy hat in your, closet at home? Know what happened to it.

I lost it. But, I'm wearing the big shades and everything too. I looked sweet. I looked like an awesome cowboy. I'm great.

Here. I'll share this to the Kay Bear group real quick here. Anyway, caller, what's up? It's Carl. Oh, Jeff.

Hey, Matt. Listen to you guys. Are you still giving away a free car since the listeners were really rubbing it in earlier that I'm a loser with just one vehicle? No. Right.

Yes. Oh, we we donate. We donate. We're still Pinto. I I need the Pinto, Carl.

I need it. No. Absolutely. So so question on the Pinto, so you got a blower that's sticking up about four inches past the roof. Is that a big question?

The roof would be above your head, right, in the cab. Well, yeah. The hood would be up right. And I know you know cars, Carl. Yeah.

Well, I know that, like so say you see these people and they have 10,000 things hanging off the rear view mirror. That would technically be a visual obstruction. Right? Sure. Yeah.

Especially if I wanted to talk to you. Yeah. Carl. Big old big old blower sticking out. Is that an issue?

Or Four inches above the hood, Carl? Well, yeah. No. Above the roof. I mean, we're talking about get a ruler.

I want you to get a ruler and take a look at the true distance of four inches, and I don't think that's gonna block your view. Yeah. Well, no. That brought him humble. I mean, how many pairs of fuzzy dice do you really need in your in your Pinto, Carl?

Come on. All of them. All of them. They they gotta be the fluffy shag ones too. Well, yeah.

Absolutely. You know? That's You enter a car at the car show, you get these dice. Yeah. If you pull into your first show without the fuzzy dice, you're a loser.

Oh, man. Right on. Well, sweet, man. Oh, love the show. Love you guys, man.

You guys have a good weekend, man. You too, Carl. Good to hear from you, man. We'll see you, man. Peace.

He's gonna go to the car show this weekend. Did you guys hear me on Traffic School? So awesome. Awesome. Cool.

Talk about my blower. My fuzzy dice. K Bear, you live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Jonathan.

Jonathan, what's up, dude? Hey. So I had two questions. The first going off of that previous caller's question about Yeah. That car show's in Pocatello.

No. The one about the horse, about being intoxicated. Yes. Well, so The horse can't be intoxicated. Even if Toby Keith thinks it's a good idea.

It's possible. But, correct me if I'm wrong, but if you Mark through. Let's say you go to the bar and you get intoxicated, and you leave the bar on a horse, and you're publicly intoxicated, that's a misdemeanor. Correct? If you're being obnoxious, yes.

If you just ride home, nobody's gonna bother you. What if you're No. No. No. No.

No. No. I'm a cowboy. That's Victor. Steel's.

I ride. That's exactly how I roll on a horse. Now if you leave the bar intoxicated on a horse and you have someone else on a horse that is not intoxicated and they're sober and they're leading your horse to that lead? The complexity. This goes back to if I have a car if I have a car and a person with a permit and I'm the adult, can I be passed out in the passenger seat?

No. Once again, as long as you're mind your manners, you're not being obnoxious. You're probably gonna go home just fine. Even if you're My my question is I haven't seen any road. I haven't seen any hitching rails out in front of any establishments in years.

That's what people's, you know, side view mirrors are for. It works. That is true. Horse might be able to rip it off, but still. Now I'm getting a horse.

Forget it. Gas prices are still high. You're riding a horse store. Can you I'm gonna just start riding a horse store. Are you allowed to have a horse in a residential neighborhood?

No. Not by city code. Damn it. Yeah. I've got a yard.

Now my second question is I was still with you. Yeah. My, It's not funny. Cord truck, c c c r w or whatever that is, is, at 19,000 empty because I I have a a water tank in the back. Now if I'm if it's empty at 19 and I'm completely full and that goes over the limit to, you know, there's a limit to, at a certain point, you know, certain weight.

Limits to all things. To all things. 26,000 pounds. Okay. Now if what I carry takes me to 26 or over We're shutting them down.

So Even if the truck itself, I don't require it doesn't require me to have a CDL to drive this truck. Yeah. As long as you're over the weight that's designated at 26,000 and you're in commerce, you're you're required. Okay. Yeah.

Plus you're overweight. Yeah. Quit calling listeners fat. Alright? I'll beaming up to him already.

An exerciser. I think he's driving, and it's over right now. Where is your location? I can promise you I'm not. But, no, I was just curious about that because I haul, liquid, and, normally, I'm not over a certain amount.

But at some point, when I am full, I haven't gone to a scale house to see how heavy I am, but I know I'm heavy. We will bring it to you. Curious. Fair enough. Awesome.

Well, I appreciate the answer. Hey. We appreciate the call, man, and hope you have an awesome weekend. Oh, yeah. Y'all do.

Have a good one. Right home. Peace. Alright. Peace.

I got a pretty good idea what he was hauling. Yeah? Do you? No. Do you boys?

No. I was wondering, though. Hauling liquid. Yeah. Well, he would say liquid, but he was pretty hesitant.

Moonshine. No? I I would think it was human waste. Oh. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. We got a truck with a tank on it. Yeah. Okay. Kinda what you're peddling.

And you don't need a CEO to drive drive one of those. No. You're you're probably not interested. Why wouldn't he bring that to this show? Because you have all morning.

Exactly. We can talk about I'm taking a guess. I think it's probably a fairly good guess. But listeners, if you've got a truck full of liquid poo, you can tell us about it. You know?

Come on. I need something to make me chuckle. I've been grouchy this morning. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for. Traffic School powered by the advocates.

We do have Ben and Mason in studio. I'm excited, for the weekend, guys. We're gonna head down to Salt Lake, go see Poppy. Yes. We are.

I'm excited. It's gonna be a great time. I don't know why Lieutenant Crane's too cool to come with this. Yeah. I like how you were shamed in.

You're like, Ben, shut up. Ben starts talking about it when I walk in the room. Ben, shut up. Hey. Don't tell the police what we're doing this weekend.

No. They didn't want an invite. He's gonna ruin all the fun. But listeners, if you do have any last minute questions, you should call us right now at (208) 535-1015. So we've got this $200 Visa gift card.

Is that poppy? Is that a kid's band? No. I'd say for all ages. Poppy is appropriate for all ages.

Sure. Medal for your kids, it's gonna help their brains, you know, develop properly. Oh, yeah. You don't want them to grow up listening to you know, back to Toby Keith. You know?

You gotta try to help expand their minds, not, you know, crush their brains. Alright. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Blake again.

What's up, Blake? What do you wanna know? Tell me what's on this tested. Were you gonna get out of my house on camera? Blake's probably been sitting here on camera with the apriest look on my face, though.

Blake really didn't mean it. I forgot we were on camera when I'm, like, shaking my head at the least new cousins and whipping pissed. Blake It was the bicycle comment. Wasn't Yeah. I'm not, I I don't even know why I'm annoyed by bicycles this morning.

Are you Blake? I don't know why he's annoyed by you. Yeah. Sorry. I I pressed the wrong I accidentally pressed a button.

Yeah. The, the listeners haven't done anything wrong to me today, so I don't know why I'm lashing out at them. We beg them every week. Please call. And then he acts like this.

I know we've had nothing but calls, and I'm still rude to him. What's my deal? Sorry, everybody. I do appreciate you. So I heard if it's agriculture work and you are within 150 miles of your farm, you do not need a CDL for, over 26,000 pounds.

Is that true? Yeah. If you're working for the farm. Harvest? Yep.

Okay. We won't do that until next fall, though, Blake. Gotcha. Okay. Is that why the people driving the potato trucks are some 60 horrible drivers like 16?

You need a job? You got driver's license? You're 16? Here's a truck. Never drove one before?

No problem. That really is how it is, though, around this part of Idaho for sure. And need to learn how to work when you're young. Yes, sir. And then Victor was talking about having a horse earlier.

Do you happen to know the city code for chickens in Idaho Falls? Trust me. Everyone can have them. Ev everyone can have them. Alright.

Don't don't don't quote me on that, but I sure see chickens in a lot of neighborhoods. So Eggs are expensive. What's more expensive, though? Raise I mean, chickens, you gotta buy them food, and then there's the time and effort. You gotta get off your lazy boy and feed them?

Yeah. Depends on how many eggs you eat. That's true. That's true. Chickens are little dinosaurs, man.

They eat everything. They'll even eat eggs. Yeah. I think when it I think when it comes to chickens, it depends which city you live in. I would imagine that the, the the rules are a little bit different depending on what town look at city ordinance.

Yeah. Gotcha. Alrighty. Well, I appreciate it. Thank you, guys.

Hey, Blake. Real quick. If you had chickens in town, you're raising eggs, and you're selling them, could you sell them as farm fresh, or would you have to raise them and sell them as city raised? I'd be lying if I said it was farm fresh. That stumped Victor.

It did. It went on my head. I'm like He's got chickens in town. Rule. That's not a farm.

What can't you have a farm in the middle of town? On a lot? Well, yeah. What if you've got, say, an acre, and you're like, this is my farm. It's a it's a farm.

You plant crap, get yourself some chicken. Do do you have an acre at your place? No. Heck no. I wish.

That would keep everyone away from me. That's a lot of choice. Brings up one more question if that's okay. Go ahead. The stinks the stinks that is coming from, supposedly the meat packing factory.

And we are not obligated to talk about this at this time. Yeah. I think there's, like, ongoing city stuff. Disturbance. What's that?

Like, disturbance can smell like the disturbing the peace or anything along those lines. We are Like, rancid smell like that. Unable to talk about the situation at this time. Okay. What if I what if I get an outhouse, you know, a porta potty, I put it in my driveway, and that's now my bathroom, and you just leave it festering in the sun all summer long, and it just stinks up your neighborhood.

Would that be a disturbance? Do you think one little outhouse would do that? I think so. I mean, I worked at a river fest now that we're here. Would be a public nuisance.

A public nuisance. You'd have to have a permit to have that there. You have to have a permit to put a crapper in your driveway. And be under construction. Alright.

So what if I put some boards by the fence, insist that I'm building a fence? Like you have the last several years? Yeah. That's awesome. The board's already there.

They're loaded. Working on it. So, yeah, I'm sure we'll hear some updates at East Idaho News on all that stuff eventually, but, we'll stay out of it. Alrighty, guys. Thank you.

Have a good day. Thank you. Have a good one. He'll call back again in five minutes. Yeah.

Blake, feel free to dig up more questions. K. Barry live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Matt.

Now I'm speaking about your oh, go ahead. I was just gonna say what up. Oh, no. Not much. Speaking about cars, I have I've got an old '67 Ford pickup.

Do you have to have mirrors on the doors? Not if you have a rearview mirror and a window you can see through. Rearview window. Now is that based on the age of the vehicle? Because I thought you had to have side view mirrors.

You have to have a means of looking to the rear. Okay. So it could be a a a rear view mirror or one side mirror. Okay. Yep.

Alrighty. Alright. There you go. Appreciate it. Hey.

And I do know Crazy Carl. So Oh, I bet you do. Both of you have more of the cars, which hurts, though. Anybody who calls and goes, I have a vehicle that's, like, pre 1980, I assume they know Crazy Carl. How's your dice hanging?

I don't I have them in my VW every old way. I we yeah. They I I don't know. What about fuzzy dice in a pickup? You don't see that too often, do you?

Oh, not in a Ford. No. All right, buddy. Well, thanks for the call today. All right.

Have a good one. Thanks, sir. You too. This is crazy, dude. Just people are calling relentlessly and we didn't even like, say, if you call, we'll put you into a drawing for a $200 Visa gift card.

I was gonna do something else to give it away. So thanks, Scott. Thanks for your participation. Who's this? This is Casey again.

What's up, dude? Farm used vehicles. How do I make my truck a farm used vehicle so I don't have to register it or insure it? How do I explain that to sergeant Crane when he pulls me over? I you said make it a fun used vehicle?

Car use. I use. Use. Even farmers have to register and insure their vehicles if they're out on the public roadway. Okay.

Yeah. You just don't have to have a a license. Right? A particular type of license? Trucks, you do.

On farm implements, you don't. Okay. Yeah. So if you have yours, even your bobtail trucks that are hauling potatoes in a bobtail or semi, you have to have them registered and insured. And even their tractors, they're running they're insured under the farm.

Now if they're under 18 miles an hour, they have to have a slow moving sign attached to the rear. 18. K. So on that, can you take a slow moving vehicle down the freeway? Oh, yeah.

In Idaho, you can, unfortunately. And that ain't funny. You do? Not funny at all. Alright.

Thank you, guys. Hey. Thanks, man. You have a good one. So what I was thinking, we'll, we'll do another call here.

What I was thinking to give away this $200 Visa gift card is trivia, Idaho law trivia that you come up with a question and the first person that can answer it correctly, we'll give them the $200 Visa gift card. Because I think we should ward reward the listeners that pay attention and don't ask us the same questions over and over. So while we take call, you try to think of a good question. Okay. And then we'll give away a $200 Visa gift card.

K. Barrett, you're live on the show. Who's this? This is Scott. Scott, what's up?

Hey. I just wondered what is this still this isn't, traffic school anymore, is it? Scott, are you even listening to the radio? I have. Well, it is.

I have. But Chances are if you hear my voice and lieutenant Crane and Ben and Mason from the advocates, you're still not in a good place. Jazz starts traffic school. That's not funny. You're live on the, you, you, you didn't say, ask us the question.

Sorry, Scott. I didn't mean to yell. I'm sorry. Go ahead and take your time, Scott. What's your what's your favorite what what's your favorite type of ice cream?

Favorite type of ice cream, the temperature? Oh, man. Oh, shit. Yeah. We'll we'll go all of us around.

Cookie dough. Cookie dough? That's good stuff, Ben. What you got? Rocky Road, maybe rocking a little.

Pretty good too. Don't eat a lot of ice cream. Take I'm with Lieutenant Crane cookie dough. It's the only way to go. Yeah.

I I might go cookie dough too. What I like to do is just eat like a pig and I'll buy like cookie dough, ice cream, the Tillamook kind, and then I'll smash up Reese's and cookies in it. And, yeah, it's really good. So So there you go, Scott. And, I'm sorry again for hollering at you, my friend.

Yeah. I thought it was yelling. I'm I'm using, you know, Southern talk now. Horse sorry for hollering. Since you ride a horse.

Like, I I gotta turn full on cowboy. I gotta start talking with the southern drawl. Why do people in the Pacific Northwest and pretty much anywhere that don't live down south still sometimes have a hillbilly accent? It doesn't make any sense to me. Lieutenant Biden, I'm asking you because you might suffer from this.

That's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what's what I'm the president. Y'all know why I pulled you over? I I've known people that have lived here in Idaho their entire life and or lived somewhere It's okay, Scott. You know, and had a southern accent. I'm like, what the hell?

It's it's a weird one. You know what's weird? I've known people that's lived here their whole lives too, and I've known people that haven't. Yeah. I I I think it's just, what it's And that ain't funny.

It's the one accent it's the one accent you can find anywhere. Just anywhere in the in the country for some reason. It's a strong accent. Right? So It's just weird.

Well, thanks, Scott. You have a good one. My Peace. Bye. Alright.

I would assume you're probably getting toward the time you gotta leave, lieutenant. I'm ready with some questions. I think we're gonna make it a three part question. A three part? Make it.

Well, good. I think we should make it difficult for somebody to win a $200 Visa gift card. So everybody who's calling, I know you might have questions, but, I mean, you should have called it earlier. It's your fault. Call us next week.

So instead, you know, we're gonna give away $200. I hope that's fine. What do you got for a three part trivia question? I think the question would be this. On tint, legal tint in Idaho, what's the legalization on the front windshield, the driver's side, and past your front windshields, and the rear windows?

That Good one. Is a great question. I think it's gonna take a bit till we get a winner. So when it comes to window tint, what is the the percentage? Yeah.

There's a rule on the front windshield. What's the rule on the front windshield? What's the rule on the driver's side and passenger front windows? And what's the rule on the rear windows to the rear? Alright.

Let's go to the phones. These guys probably haven't even heard the question yet. Probably not paying attention, not listening to the radio. Are you guys still on traffic school? Sorry, Scott.

Kamer, you're live on traffic school. Did you hear our trivia question? About the tent? Yes. Yes.

Alright. Do you have an answer? On the windshield, are you talking Hey, word. About the strip at the top or the entire windshield? You you gotta answer the question.

What's the rule on tint on the front windshield, the driver's side, passenger side, and anything behind the driver? 35% on the sides and back window, and it's unlimited on the back windows. As far as windshield goes, are you talking about the strip across the top or the entire windshield? What's the rule on the windshield? Zero on the windshield, and the stripe can only go down to the AS one line.

Alright. We got two out of three correct, but, no, you're wrong on one step of that. So he's not a winner. Alright. But you know what, man?

You could still try to call back because I have a feeling it's gonna take a bit to get a winner on this trivia question. So Which one did I get wrong? Are you gonna tell him which one he got wrong or are we gonna Do you want me to give that away? I I don't know because that would be easier to be on callers. Yeah.

We wanna hear some color. Okay. Yeah. So we're not gonna say which parts you got right. Okeydoke.

So do some, quick Google. Just keep listening. You'll intact. You'll get your answer. I have a question about 10 as well, which is kinda funny.

Have you guys still doing questions? Is it a really fast question? And is it really funny? Because No. It's Is it about bikes, bike lanes?

Yeah. How about you call and ask us at, next next week? Alright. I'll give it a try. I probably won't be in town, but I'll try.

Boy, you signed him, Victor. I did. I didn't mean to be You don't have to be in town. You can listen to me after. Out of town.

The phone calls work out of state, in state, out of country. Most people got free roaming now. So I have Fridays off, so I'm typically snowboarding, man. Ah, well, you can call us from the top of a mountain. Sure.

Good for you. Alright. Don't do anything on Fridays except have fun. Good for you. Alright.

Appreciate it, man. Thanks, guys. Yeah. Try us back. We probably can answer this question for as long as that do it.

We could've. K Bear is accessible. Hey. What's up? This is Stewart.

Stewart, what's your answer for our trivia question? Please turn your Like, 20% on the rear, 35% on the front windows, and down to the AS one line on the front. Yeah. You got it right? You got it.

Stewart. Congratulations. $200. Yes, Stewart. Two hundred dollars.

So Thanks. Good girl. First caller got it wrong that you could have that there was no limit on the back. On the back, but it was 20%. Yep.

Yep. Alright. Stewart, hang on the line so I can get your information. We'll get you that $200 Visa gift card, man. And, yeah, I'll be right back with you in a second.

Alright. Sounds good. Alright. Okay. Our listeners are smarter than me.

We've had that question asked a million times. And do you think I remembered the answers? Or did you care? No. Maybe that's part of it.

I can't afford I can't afford to get my windows tinted. So ah, well, that was that was a fun show. It's a good show. Thank you to the, callers for keeping the lines lit up the entire time. I've noticed since the sun came back out, the the phones have just no matter what time of day, it's like the sun recharged everybody, and now they feel like being sociable again.

So yeah. All your stuff worked too. You didn't have one problem. You know what? Everything did work pretty good.

I think our video looked pretty good on Facebook here. It seemed to work. We've got a fun weekend ahead. We don't have the cops coming with us to a concert, so that that makes it extra fun. Gonna be a fun night.

Yeah. It's gonna be great. Every concert we've gone to, I've had a blast. I can't wait to see you three in that Corvette together. Yeah.

We won't well, I Victor's gonna sit on his lap. Put him on the console. Yeah. Just put him on the On the console. Yeah.

I mean, I guess does your car even have a back seat? No. No? It's a Corvette, Victor. Do you think I'm driving a Corvette?

I'm a radio DJ. Maybe if I sold my truck. You know? Well, no. It's probably still not.

It it would require a monthly payment. So but yeah. Anybody who's going to the Poppy Show Sunday, track me and Ben and Mason down. Say hello. And, Lieutenant Crane, you got any fun plans this weekend?

I don't. We're gonna well, I guess I do. We're gonna I have a big old slash pile. We're gonna make a big bonfire tonight. Got a bunch of people coming out.

We're gonna set that on fire. Should have a good blaze going. Alright. Lieutenant Crane, you heard of your first getting blazed tonight. That's not funny.

Oh, sorry. Sorry. Sorry. It's supposed to be a serious program. Well, Mason and Ben, thank you guys for coming and hanging out today.

Always good to see you. Lieutenant Crane, thank you as always for coming by. Tell the fam hello. Now is it I I guess we got a couple weeks till you're gonna be missing the show. Right?

Yeah. Well, I'm gonna try to call from location. Alright. And then maybe you'll give a little bit of a insight at that time, maybe? Yeah.

It's it's pretty pretty fun. So stay tuned listeners. Lots of, exciting big things coming the way for Lieutenant Crane and fam. Traffic School is a production of Riverbend Media Group. To get more info on the show or to contact us, hit up our website, riverbendmediagroup.com.