The Viktor Wilt Show

Alright. I wanted to get to your level. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Get get nice and low. My my level real low tier. I didn't know if we're gonna do a radio show today or make ice cubes. I'm trying to decide. Well, you know, the studio is so strange.

It can be either scorching hot or freezing. He doesn't get to the studio? I guess it could be me. And I just heat this place up. That's not the direction I was I gotta turn the AC on to cool it down in here because I'm so hot.

I'm gonna dress like it's winter and turn the AC on. I I am wearing pants, a hoodie, and the AC is blasting. Don't worry. Jade asks me the the same thing. I'm like, I don't know.

It's comfortable that way. Kinda like when you go to bed at night, you know, you gotta have your room kinda cool, and then you curl up with a nice warm blanket. Total comfort. And, I'll take a nap while you do the show. Sound good?

I don't know if I wanna be all set in this chair. It's noisy. Well, we can only sort of hear it. You know? Jade doesn't tend to purchase the most high quality chairs for the studios.

Nor phones, to be honest with you. Phones, chairs. Yeah. You know, I've tried to insist to let me do the shopping, but Radio talent. So how was your week?

Man, it's been great. You know? Since I poked out a couple times. Yeah. You wouldn't believe how much yard work I've got done.

How how much do you think? None. I turned my sprinklers on. I'm sure you had a great thought to go start. Yeah.

I figured, okay. I'll get the grass growing. So I turned the sprinklers on. And not plan on mowing it till July. Yeah.

You gotta let it grow out a little bit, thicken up, and then it's a total pain when you get around to finally trying to mow it. So It's funner to mow when you have to hit it three times to get through that path. Yeah. It's it's good exercise. Right?

I don't even have a self propelled mower. I push. I use my brute strength to push on that flat ground. So, ladies and gentlemen, I think you know what it's time for. Traffic school powered by the advocates injury attorneys.

Hey, buddy. Who's just calling? I was about to pick up the phone. You really mean it in a friendly way when you say, hey, buddy. Hey, buddy.

Why don't you call us back? Gotta let it ring a few times. Come on, pal. Call us back. That's like when you're in an argument with your significant other and you're like, really, dear?

Why don't you settle down a little bit? Honey. Yeah. Don't take our advice on on arguments. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates.

We want you on the show. Call us up right now. It's fun to ask Lieutenant Crane questions. Yes. Right up there on the old fun meter.

Yeah. I mean, roller coaster or call this show? This show. What do you got? Yeah.

Absolutely. Don't ask my wife that. I'd be out in the cold. She'd be like roller coaster all day. I'm surprised you don't have a roller coaster at your house.

Easy. Because we might manufacture one tomorrow. I know. Trying to give you some ideas. First roller coaster out in the out in the country.

Alright. Here we go. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates injury attorneys. Who's this? This is Josh.

Josh, what's up, man? This isn't really a serious question, but Oh, sorry, man. You're gonna have to call another broker. I mean, this is a very serious show. No.

You can ask you can ask your question, John. Okay. Is there official code for donut truck robbery? Donut truck robbery. Truck robbery.

Because that's more serious than a regular robbery. To certain Hey. You wanna offend me. You steal my donuts. Yeah.

Don't ever try to take a donut away from this guy. Pull some jujitsu on you. All of a sudden, you're on the ground. You ever tried to pull a donut away from a fat kid? That's what this would be like.

Exactly the same. I'll bite your fingers off, boy. Yeah. Feel free to deliver donuts to the studios, everybody. It's it's Friday.

You know, we we're always down for donut party. So But, yeah, there is a code. It'd be the same code as any burglary or robbery. We'd charge you the same, but our feelings would be hurt. Yes.

Yes. It's much more serious. And the judge, you know, the judges like donuts too. So And you would be disturbing our peace. Mhmm.

Yeah. So there you go, Josh. Don't be stealing my notes. We have a really cool photo up in our office. One of our commercial vehicle specialists that deals with the the semis Mhmm.

He stopped the daylight donuts or some kind of donut truck. And, he's got it stopped, and somebody drove by and took a picture of it with our lights on behind it. I'm 15. And, yeah. And, the caption was when he sent that to us was, isn't this a little out of line?

Well, why don't you send me that photo so I can share it all over social media? We need some likes. Shit. Well, thanks, Josh. Hope you have a good weekend, man.

You too. Right on. Peace. Peace out. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for traffic school powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys.

I should ask Josh if he had the munchies because he was kinda like, hey, man. Yeah. Can you do better on donuts or Doritos? What let's see. Is that the poll for the listeners?

What do you like better, donuts or Doritos? Well, you may have the munchies. That'll light up the phones for sure. Yeah. We've done do you like cats or dogs better.

Doritos or donuts? It's that's a good question. One's a little bit more savory. One's a little bit sweet. On what what you're partaking of in your life at the time.

Okay. You know how they make those donuts and they'll put bacon on them? Yeah. Okay. So what about donut, but you put crushed up Doritos on it?

Maybe it'll fly. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys. Doritos or donuts? Donuts. All right.

Who's this? This is Troy. Troy, what's your question for the show, man? Well, so yesterday I was leaving Pocatello and it was about the time that I had the Lifetime goal. Lifetime goal.

Right. I've been trying for years. I did that too about a decade ago. Now You're right. About to celebrate your tenure.

Right? I've been out of there longer than ten years. Yeah. I I think I moved to Idaho falls like 2012 or something. It's a long time ago.

Anyway, what's your question, man? Well, and and so I, as I was leaving, I noticed all the traffic stopped and that semi that was pretty jackknifed there. So I was curious. Is there is it possible for you to kinda shed light on how that happened? Because that that had to have taken some talent to be able to jackknife the truck like it was.

Now I wasn't on the scene, but I do know that we had multiple crashes in the area. We had one crash. It started ripple effect, which turned into a loss of life. We did have a fatality. And then Wow.

And so but what happens is the speed limit is 80 miles an hour out there and one crash, and then the sea of lights ahead of you are stopped, and people just are not paying attention. They're not watching Yeah. In advance. And, yeah, the ripple effect happens. And, unfortunately yeah.

Yeah. We lost a life due to that yesterday. Gotcha. Sorry to hear that. Yeah.

I was just mainly curious about that truck because like I said, I saw that one that was kinda jackknifed and, you know, all the way around, and I was like, I wonder how that happened. Anyway His trailer's heavy and pushing him. Yeah. Right. Yeah.

Makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. But alright. Well, yeah, I was just kinda curious what had happened.

But, anyway Yep. So the moral of this story, watch ahead of you. Drive alert. Yeah. Be alert, and don't be distracted.

Put your cell phone down. Yeah. For sure. Well Yep. You know, be cautious on the roads out there, man.

We're getting pretty close to the 100 deadliest days of driving. And, there there's more people on the roads around here than ever. So just everybody, please, you know, give a good following distance and just be as cautious as possible. Yep. For sure.

Right on, man. Appreciate it. K. Yep. Thanks.

Peace. Bye. So, lieutenant Crane, we're, you know, talking about, you know, police lights. I finally saw your snazzy new lights on them state police cars. That we've been bragging about.

Yeah. And they weren't even behind me. It's like, yes. Those are pretty cool. Isn't it awesome when, we get a lot of compliments when we're pulling somebody else over?

They're like, hey. Thank you for doing your job. You're awesome. And then a week later, you stop them, and you're like, you ain't got nothing better to do. Don't I pay your paycheck?

But I thought you liked me a week ago. So yeah. Yeah. Those are pretty cool, the way they kinda let people know what direction you're going and things like that. Pretty snazzy.

Yeah. It's amazing the thought and processes that went into that. Yeah. Pretty cool. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys.

Who's this? Hey. This is Thomas. Thomas, what's up, man? Hey.

So I had a question for motorcycles, and hopefully, lieutenant Crane can kinda help me out with this. If you'll have to ride it I don't know that. Two of them If he's if he's willing, it's an o eight night train soft tail. I love that thing. But, I see a lot of newer I see a lot of newer riders out here.

A a lot of newer riders lately, and you mentioned the hundred days of, hundred deadliest days or something like that. What would you recommend at like, I know what the the the state says for, say, following distance for motorcycles, but what would you personally recommend for a motorcycle to follow a vehicle? Well, the bottom line is is you you're an experienced rider. Right? And so you know your capabilities.

What I would say is this, every rider's capabilities are different. And, if you're a beginner, your following distance needs to be a lot greater. And, so just ride to your abilities. Don't override your abilities. Yeah.

Okay. Yeah. I I just seen a lot of these guys riding out here on some of those, I think they're called Groms, the itty bitty little bikes. Yes. And they're popping wheelies, and they're getting close to the back end of cars.

Heck, I almost I almost got the back end of my car hit from one of them screwing around on their car or their bike. So We have no we have no room for that. Yeah. Nope. None none of that.

You know, they haven't made it illegal to be stupid yet. So, you know, just try to make smart decisions if you're on a, you know, high powered bicycle with an engine. And I recommend a helmet and maybe some of them nice leather chaps, but make sure you wear some pants underneath your chaps. Mask because you can wear anything underneath them. I would assume it's, you know, you're required by law that you have, pants underneath the chaps.

Yeah. You can't be showing the moon. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. No.

It by the way, making, making something stupid illegal, that that'd be kinda hard, you know, because if something's stupid and it works, it it it's not stupid. Right? Well, I mean, there are a lot of stupid people working. You know? They Nah.

They tend to get voted into office. And they get people to do it. Agreed. And it's 100% agreed there. Well, appreciate it, man.

And, yeah. Be safe out there. You know, make sure Absolutely. Make sure to wear a helmet too. I I know it's not the law, but it is if you're under 18.

Is it if you're under 18? Okay. Well, that's that's good. But even you know, I think living longer than 18 is good. You know?

Hey. You're gonna you're definitely gonna want that helmet if you have to put that bike down going anything faster than 20 miles an hour. Yep. Yep. Any any speed, really, but, like, anything faster than 20 miles an hour, road rash can really suck.

And if it gets on your head, that's gonna suck even worse. Yeah. But, unfortunately, seeing, you know, how terrible the aftermath of that can be. You know? Oh, yeah.

You know, we we we want everybody to, make it to a nice old age. So Oh, yeah. Not too old. Not too old to where you can't do anything or everything hurts. I don't know.

I'm gonna stay alive as long as I can. I'll I'll be that old grandpa. What are you talking about? Go fight along. The army kinda made it worse for me.

My my knees are already destroyed, so I'm I'm I'm hoping I don't live that long. Well, sir, I hope you have a better outlook soon. Try to be optimistic. Yeah. There are some pretty cool things they can do with bad knees.

Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. That's right. There are fixes.

It's 2025. It's It's not 1800 where they just lob it off. You never know nowadays. Right? Get them cool bionic legs.

Yeah. There you go. Pretty soon you'd be like robo cop. Yeah. Is that your favorite movie?

Start Creek and apply some wd 40 and you're good to go. Well, appreciate the call today, man. Yeah. Thank you. Yep.

Have a good one. Have a good day. So as you've been, relaxing a little bit lately, have you watched any good movies yet? I haven't. I'd come up about four hours into this and told my wife, yeah.

I've seen everything on TV. I'd like I I've got a huge list. I'll send you shows, dude. I thought you're taking a shot at me when you're saying, upgraded bicycles that might go fast because you know we have our little electric bikes. Right?

I forgot about that. So funny little story talking about stupid. My, wife and I, Sunday afternoon, we're going back to our house on them, and, I've decided I've I've gotta practice wheeling and sitting down. What are you doing? Yeah.

Right? Why are you so low low and behold, I crash. Right now is not a good time for you to be crashing on bicycles. This was last year. Oh, last year.

I thought you said last week. Can't talk about talk about road rash. I I get some up my leg and up my arm, but the best part of it was my wife pulls up. Only thing she says to me is, alright. That's it.

No more wheeling the rest of the day. The rest of the day. The day. Yeah. You'll wait till tomorrow to do that again.

You dummy. Yeah. You you really had me baffled there. I'm like, last week. Yeah.

Not there was no, hey, honey. Are you okay? Or he was like, okay. That's it. That is it.

I wouldn't have sympathy for you either. Yeah. Yeah. So it's like at your age, you should know better. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys.

We'd love to have you on the show. Anything you wanna ask about the law or whatever, you can just call us up, and we'll we'll chat it up with you. Trying to think if I saw anything stupid I was gonna ask you about, but, kinda drawing a blank. I'm just kinda stupid in general. So, yeah, anything else going on in the community that, people might wanna be aware of?

Summer activities are firing up. Right? All all your celebrations, rodeos, and special events in these little towns, just be aware of that. Also, as the caller stated, a lot of motorcycles are out and about. Everybody's enjoying the summer.

Be cautious. Not only if you're the one riding the motorcycle, but if you're one in a car just driving, be alert. Be alert for those things. Take a second glance. Add some time into your travels.

I know you hear me say that a lot, but it's when we're driving on a time crunch or distracted is when things happen. Absolutely. K. Bear, your live owned traffic school powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys. Who's this?

This is Juan. How's it going, man? What's up? I got a question. This happens a lot in the mornings, in black foot.

The sun counts up. Yeah. No kidding. Just in the morning, though. Yep.

Just in the mornings. Question is, the bus is, picking up kids for school. You got your yellow hazard lights, and then they turn red. And it happens to me every morning whether do I need to slow down and get ready to stop? Because you gotta stop when they flash red.

Right? Absolutely. And the stop sign, John. Right. But when it's yellow And they're moving, you're good to go slowly with Gaussian.

Oh, okay. Okay. That, night in this helps a lot. Yeah. But just know, man, once they come to a stop with those because they'll go yellow, caution, and then they'll start flashing reds.

And the reds mean, hey. If you're close to it, start stopping because I'm putting my stoplight out. Right. My stop sign out. Yep.

I'm good to go if it's still yellow flashing. Yeah. Slow and cautious. Now what I would suggest is either take another minute and a half in the shower or get up a minute and a half. Yeah.

Should help. Well, thank you. I appreciate it, man. Hey. You bet.

You have a great weekend, man. Yeah. You too. Peace. Bye.

(208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates. If you don't call, I'm gonna start getting into some dumb content here. You know what I was thinking? You're gonna ring my neck. I was thinking you're asking, hey.

What's going on? I wanted to say, well, Carl's having a car show Sunday. Don't don't encourage him. He's gonna call in and get that free plug. Alright.

That's probably it right here. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Eric. Dang it.

We thought it was Carl for sure. Been so disappointed. Thanks a lot, guys. We we like you, Eric. We like you.

What's up? Hey. I think this is the first time you're the one being apologized. That's true. Usually, I'm the one yelling.

I had a question about Rexburg, how they have their new intersection coming off the freeway. Yes. So you go to turn right though. Diamond diversion. Correct.

DDI. DDI. Yes. So we've come up the freeway. It has the right turn arrows, but it doesn't say anything about no turn on red.

But I think you answered your own question. So I can turn on red. No. What did you say first? Like, what kind of arrows?

Oh, the red arrow. Yeah. Okay. And turn right on a red arrow, my friend. Okay.

Awesome. Yep. Only the round red bulb. Okay. Sounds great.

Thanks for clearing that up. Don't don't kid us. You're not happy about that. No one's happy about it. Every time I pull up, you know Thank you so much.

Then. Then he's gonna hang up. Don't Well, I mean I mean, you just saved me a possible ticket, so thank you very much. That's true. That's true.

That's what we're here for. Saving you time and money. Awesome. Yep. That'll work out.

Have a good weekend. You too, man. See you. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys. Who's this?

Hey. It's Zach. How are you doing? Zach, doing good. What's up, man?

So question for lieutenant Crane. Who do you think the more, disliked profession is? Either cops or military police? Okay. That's a good question.

Well, that's a tough one for me because I'm gonna say I love our military. Right? And for me, they may be disliked just because of the military, people that are trying to get in and out of the stations and and guard jacks and stuff like that. So they're probably not seeing the same amount, but young men, young women at that age like to have a good time and probably don't wanna hear from them. Probably don't wanna I thought I told you we didn't wanna come back here again tonight kinda thing.

Right? So I would have to say regular law enforcement. I was gonna say, I don't hear a lot of complaints about military police. No. No.

Unless you with it, then, if you have a cop pull up behind you, do you like them or dislike them? I don't like nothing like that. He knows them, so it probably depends on each individual officer. Let me tell you this. I'm I'm just like you.

I know the consequences of doing stuff that's not right. Right? So at that point, if I know I'm not doing the things I'm supposed to be doing, the lights come on, I'm like, okay. Yeah. I know the consequences here.

Right? So I could tell you from personal experience, even military police doesn't like other military police. I don't know how old you are, but if you wanna come and go to work for the Idaho State Police now, we're hiring. Oh, no. Not I'm too old for that.

Lieutenant Crane, I don't know if you know how old he is, but he's doing it. Yeah. I'm a I'm a disabled vet myself. I'm not trying to do all that stuff. Ah.

Well, thank you for your service. Absolutely. Oh, absolutely, guys. Yeah. You have a good one there.

Hey. You too, and thanks for listening to the show, man. Yeah. Absolutely. How about See, it's a guy that had a little fun in the military.

You know, I've hung out with guys in the military before. They do know how to how to have a good time. I I'm not, up to par for hanging with the marines. I learned that one night in San Diego. Okay.

I can't hang with the marines. K, Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey. I heard you guys sending in case for a free flight.

Where's the car show, Carl? The weather's nice. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday.

They're tearing down the mall. Saturday. Saturday. Impressed Coffee Out in Shellac, they're doing a motorcycle awareness rally. Oh.

And, Yeah. So it's, I mean, springtime, we got a lot of bikes on the road. There's probably gonna be all around 80 bikes. I'm hoping for about fifty Eighty hundred. 80 hundred.

That's a lot. There's no eight I don't know where to put two eight hundred. Yeah. I don't know where to put the top on that. I know.

I was trying to figure it out. Hundred. Yeah. Do you count to a hundred then starting to that's like jumping jacks. One, two, three, four, two, two, three, four, three.

He got 100. Two, one hundred. Three, one hundred. 80 hundred. 80 hundred of them.

He can't he can't count, but he can sure tune tune a four barrel carburetor down right. Oh, yeah. Well, you know what? I can count them horsepower. Well, that's good that they're doing a motorcycle awareness thing.

I think everybody should go to it. Where where did you say they're doing it? That is in impressed coffee out in Shovek, and it's, right next to the freeway. You have the freeway little spaghetti bowl over by Walmart. It's, the old motel six, and it's, it's the the last three North west side of the interstate.

I didn't realize you were opening a coffee shop, Carl. Yeah. 81 Hundreds of them. 81 hundreds of them. It'd be a lot.

This that's a motorcycle's pushing ninety forty nine six horsepower. So yeah. Well, Carl, did you have any questions or just the plug? Hey. Oh, just hey.

You guys invited me for a free plug. I'm taking you up on that offer, man. Absolutely. Alright. It's for a good cause.

Yeah. I mean, I'm telling you. Springtime. If I was a public in Pocatello or Chubbock, I'd go see this. I don't know how many times in your life you get the opportunity to go see 8,100 motorcycles.

I know. I've never seen that, man, in one location. That's a lot. What time, Carl? We got choppers.

We got lowriders. We got the hot rods. Oh, we got all What time is the event? From, ten to noon. Ten to noon?

Okay. You can't pass. Yeah. I was gonna say You're on a sprint. Alright.

Yeah. I planned on sleeping in, Carl. Oh, I mean, we'll we'll probably be there till about 02:00. I'm always the last soldier standing in the field. Yeah.

So You're gonna see all 8,100 of these. Yeah. You might wanna have to go longer. You know? Oh, yeah.

That's for sure. Okay. Alright. We've got hundreds and hundreds of motorcycles. You got three minutes, folks.

Three minutes. Every single bike in town is gonna be there. Get your coffee and get hyped up. Let's go. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. They don't let me have coffee. Probably a good idea. Respect them. Gonna need a little to get through it.

Yeah. Yeah. Right on. Yeah. Just look up, Impress Coffee.

Look it up on Facebook and, yeah, they've got a mark. You got it. Free plug. Yeah. Yeah.

You got enough plugs for your new coffee shop in, Carl. You know how he works this now. Right? He goes to these places. Hey.

We'd like to have a car show here, and I tell you what, I can get three to four plugs on cable one zero one point five for you. No. Seriously. You know what they charge for that? And I'm gonna do it for you free.

Just let me on your station. Just let me in your parking lot. You better stock up on those beans, man, because we're gonna sell you out. Right. You know?

Yeah. Well, hope to see you guys. If you wake up early enough, Victor, man, swing on by, you guys. Alright, man. Yeah.

If I happen to make it to Pokey by 10AM That's nice. I'll be there tomorrow. Don't hold your breath. And I love you sitting here with a straight face. Oh, yeah.

I'm gonna you're back, Carl. I'm up at 6AM every Saturday. I'm I'm moving. Oh, yeah. Right.

I'll buy you a cup of coffee. I'll need it. That's for sure. You pay $40 in fuel to get down here hugging you, cup of Jill. It does cost me about that much to go to poking back in that truck.

Man, sucks. Oh, yeah. Alright. Yeah. Well, good to hear from you, Carl.

Alright. You guys have a good weekend, man. Thanks for the plug, bro. You too. Why is he thanking you?

It's him that's doing it. I know. He just got off phone going, man, I'm good. I'm the best. I'm good.

Hey. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for Traffic School powered by the advocates. I guess, at least, it was for a good cause this time. Yeah. Recognizing motor or motorcycles on the roadway.

Absolutely. I hope that's what it was. I never really got the point. Yeah. I mean, it might have just been motorcycle awareness.

There's a lot of them come up. Gang initiation. Don't start talking about biker gangs. The cats. Cats are out.

Spring is here. Mate, maybe you're working with Carl, and you are doing initiations this Saturday. Hey. You know what? You gotta keep it's one of them, secret clubs.

You know? That's what I'm talking about. If you're showing up. I'm the guy behind the curtain. You know, I hide in the shadows.

Yeah. I'm the boss. You know? The hammer. That's right.

Alright. (208) 535-1015, the number to call for. Traffic School powered by the advocates. Lieutenant Crane, have you ever looked at this section on East Idaho News called Looking Back? I've noticed them.

I've never really got into it. Well, I thought you might, remember some of these events. Oh my god. As I glance at your screen, it's in black and white. Yes.

I don't know. I I've looked at this before, but there are some crazy stories on here. Like, this story about this guy who found a cave full of, bones and skulls back in 1912. What would happen if you found a a skeleton somewhere? Say you're out, like, hiking around and you stumble across a skeleton.

So this is supposed to do? Is crazy. This has happened to me a couple times. You've just randomly found a skeleton? No.

I've had people call me. Oh, okay. Right. And I'll give you a I can give you a two quick examples. One, the guy was moving some old school buses, out of an area, calls me up, said, hey.

There's a human skull in the school bus. Woah. Yeah. And the other one was digging, for a foundation and notice human remains, then stop digging. And so on both accounts or at any time you do that, stop what you're doing, contact authorities, let us come out.

On both occasions, we sent it down to ISU, let them, do their work, in their area of expertise, and they were able to find, especially the one where he was excavating the, foundation for a home. That was an individual that was an Indian in our area years and years before civilization even come to this area. Wow. Yeah. It was That's pretty crazy.

Really cool to hear the story behind that and how old they felt the the body was at that time. So Wow. Because I I would imagine it it does happen. Like you said, you know, maybe you're out, like, in the woods, one of those old, like, mining towns or something. Made your wife mad.

Dude, the the wild West was wild back in the day. You know? So Yeah. You know, it it just, you know, made me think, like, that's gotta be pretty crazy. You're just out spelunking, you know, cruising around caves.

And he he found, like, several skeletons, and then he took four skulls. Now this was back in 1912. I would assume if you take take a skull, you're gonna have a bad time Yeah. When it comes with to the, the law. This article also talked about must have been the most exciting thing that's ever happened in Rigby.

A guy named the human fly showed up in Rigby in 1935 and, I don't know, I guess balanced himself on top of, the Rigby Hotel and carried his wife while blindfolded across the edge of the building. This guy was legendary back then. You ever you remember this? I I remember telling my wife, hey. We can't be late.

Come on. Get your hair done. Let's go. You had, you know, the big, like, fancy suit and top hat? Yes.

Yes. Yeah. We rode over there on our horses. Yeah. Yeah.

The good old days. Yeah. I just saw that. I'm like, wow. Something happened in Rigby.

That's pretty amazing. There was an event. Hey. There's some events. There'll be some this summer too.

Yeah. I I actually, I recall going out to I think they did some, like, drag races or something or I don't know what what we were at. I remember racing somebody with the k Bear fan, years ago at some kind of Rigby summer event. Did you lose that too? Yeah.

I mean, do you think that van can get up and go? That van was a piece of garbage. I've just seen your driving talents in Rigby. Oh, yeah. You have, haven't you?

The figure eight race. Yes. Yeah. No. That didn't go so well.

Figure eight race is probably coming up soon. June 7. June seventh, the day after my birthday. Oh, we could go and celebrate it there. You know, my, my siblings might be in town then.

Oh. Two. Let's do it. That'd be pretty fun. We need to come up with 500 more spectators.

They're putting in new bleachers, and we need to fill it. It's gonna take 500 more people to fill that, facility now. Yeah. Now they just need to upgrade the host. Alright.

Well, I would assume we'll probably do, some ticket giveaways. We'll have to figure eight races. Yeah. Cool. Well, awesome, everybody.

Get ready for June 7. You know, you got plenty of time to plan. Figure eight races coming back and, just be careful out on the roads this weekend. Lots of people traveling. It's it's getting a little bit nasty out there.

You know, like, people talked about that wreck yesterday. I guess one more call here. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Josh.

Josh, what's up, man? I got a question about left turns. Okay. Real quick before I answer your question and you answer mine. When you're smoking the devil's lettuce, do you prefer donuts or Doritos?

Or Doritos. I mean I mean, why can't you have both? Hey. There you go. Like, there we go.

Smash it. Thinking outside the box. So what type of doughnut is best to smash up nacho cheese Doritos on? Move. I mean, it's just stuck in the devil's lettuce.

It's really not gonna matter if that's Just checking. And when you're driving your car, where do you like to stash your devil's lettuce? Well, I'm not gonna tell you that. Alright. Left hand turns.

So it is illegal to enter the left hand turn lane, right, before the, yellow strip or white strip. Right? Is it illegal to enter it before it opens up as a lane? Is that what you're asking? Yes.

There's that there's that white mark, and I I actually got pulled over once for entering before that white stripe. And so Is that the law? Law the law is the law. Right? But common sense will tell you if you're at a busy intersection and all the traffic's backed up, that left lane's open.

You can slowly, with caution, move down that left K. That was that was what I was leading up to. How is it not illegal if you're on a busy street and they're blocking traffic? Because they're all entering the lane. They're blocking traffic.

The car's turning into the left lane? Yeah. Yeah. Because, like, if you get on, like, Seventeenth and there's a bunch of people turning left, they'll they'll everyone will get over into that, turn lane, and eventually, they start, like, blocking that left lane. So you can't get in.

Yeah. So you can't get in. Yeah. So they shouldn't pass anybody. Like They shouldn't saying is you're go you're going straight, but everyone's entering that left, that turn lane.

But, you know, you get 10 cars back there, and now it's blocked. Yeah. They shouldn't pass you. If you're waiting to turn in the left lane, you've got your left turn signal on, they should wait until you come over. You should have the right of way if the you haven't got to the open bay yet.

Okay. I was just wondering because I I've been told that you can turn into there. So I was just wondering where that where they drew the line on that. That's common courtesy. Right?

If you're sneaking up with caution, you have a car that's got its left turn signal on, they get they get priority. Alright. I was just wondering. Hey. Right on, Josh.

We hope you have a good weekend, man. You too. Thank you. Peace. Bye.

Guy's gonna say if you couldn't in those situations creep around slowly into the left lane, I mean, it would take me, like, ten years to get home every single day. Yeah. Because that lane's empty, and the light's green with a green arrow. Yeah. And it only lasts thirty seconds or something, and then nobody's in there.

Like, the grocery ad and all the cars turning left is still Yeah. When you're backed up for miles on Sunnyside because of all these people moving here. Oh, man. Yeah. I I drove the other day at about 05:30PM around town.

I was like, what am I doing? Why am I out here? This is a nightmare. Gosh. I wish I wasn't craving those donuts and Doritos.

I need those Doritos, man. Gotta get to WinCo. You could walk to WinCo faster. I could. I I really could.

Anywhere. Why would you? Yeah. Got a sweet truck that costs tons of money to drive around. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by The Advocates.

Who's this? This is, Trenton. Trenton, what's your question? Hey. So I had a question about, front license plates.

And if you're from a state that doesn't require a front license plate, can Idaho pull you over for that? Are you living here? I live in Idaho. It's just kind of a general curiosity. Okay.

So if you're living here, you're required by lottery, change over your plates to Idaho. But if you're just visiting here from another state that does not require two plates, it is not the law. You do not have to have two plates on it as long as you come from a state that does not require two long or two plates. Oh, very cool. That was good information for me.

I appreciate that. Anytime, man. And I hope you have an awesome weekend. But if you have moved here, get your driver's license switched over and your plate switched over on your cars because that is the law. Oh, yeah.

I've I've lived here my whole life. Hopefully, I got my Idaho plates out of me. So Well, appreciate the call, man. Just stealing cars, I guess, with the other place. I don't know.

Just wondering if I can steal one from another state. Yeah. So if I yeah. If I steal a car in California and bring it here, do I have to have that in front of my I recommend you change your flight fast. You're bringing in a California flight.

Hypothetically. Hypothetically. Let me just get it. K. We'll appreciate it, man.

Have a good one. Alright. One final call. K, Bear. Answer your Please turn your radio down.

We don't have a telephone. You're gonna bring it here. Maybe we're not gonna take this call. Team's trying to be nice, aren't you? Yeah.

Just try. Down that line. Just get different. I think they're just trying to drive this crazy. Turn your radio down.

We'll see you with you, man. Have a good one. Okay. Bye bye. My patience does not last that long.

It's about as long as the left turn light stays on coming off the sunny side. About that long. I thought you're telling me a fish story the way you're holding your hands up. It didn't ring. It didn't ring.

Alright. Yeah. When are you taking the boat out? Let's go fishing. That's about like that last phone call.

Just to tick me off. I swear I'll make it. You're just saying that to tick me off. This is the year. This is the year.

Last year, we were in your truck. The boat was getting towed, and I'm like, oh, it's getting late. It's past my bedtime. Gotta go. You're just too wild for me.

Stay up too late on a school night. You know? Alright, everybody. Tune in next week for another edition of Traffic School powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys. Thank you to everybody who called and took part, and be safe this weekend.

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