The Viktor Wilt Show

Traffic school time, (208) 535-1015. The number to call if you'd like to ask lieutenant Crane a question about anything. And he's got a stack here of crazy figure eight race passes in the craziest town in East Idaho this time. Your favorite town. I love it there.

It's gonna get wild. Oh, man. Nothing crazier than figure eight races in Rexburg. August 15. So, we'll be hooking these up over the the next couple weeks here.

Madison County Fairgrounds should be a good time. Yeah. Friday night at the fair, baby. Heck. Yeah.

The the Rexburg Fair, the Hamilton County Fair? Crazier than that. If you wanna find out what crazy is, you come on out. Holy cow. That sounds like too too much for me.

Alright. Well, we've got a caller on hold. Let's see what they want. K, Barry. You're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Who's this? This is Troublemaker. Troublemaker. Oh. Alright.

I hope you're ready to Yeah. The train horn guy. You know? Yes. Yes.

We've heard something about that. So so you mean to tell me Oh. That's not me to put your wife up and put a hole around in the bed of your truck. Depends on what the meal tasted like the night before. Hey.

I'm glad I'm glad you brought this up. I just, I've just picked these tickets up today, and, man, there's a great guy that takes care of me on these. His name's Todd. He goes, I need dash gift favor. And I said, what's that?

And he says, could you let my wife know that the speed limit signs are literal? They're not suggestions. And I said, do you wanna have a place to stay tonight? Did you, you know, did they call her up then? Yeah.

Get her on the phone? Do you do you still want her to love you? It's So troublemaker, you got, was that your only question for the program? Yeah. Oh, crap.

I'm getting pulled over. I gotta go. That's why you gotta go hands free, buddy. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this?

Monday, Sunday, Sunday. Oh, second caller even. First loser. Ladies and gentlemen, we've worked in the first loser. Exactly.

Alright. Get your plugs out there, Carl. Where's the car show? Hey. Oh, well, August 9, Chevy days, of course.

Yeah. We're a week away from that. Yep. We'll get that right out of the way, but, swing on by. We're gonna have a 100 cars in the park.

Oh, sure we are. Awesome. Alright, man. Luckily, you didn't graduate the fifth grade, and 30 two's is like a 100. Exactly.

Right. Right. Give or take 50. Oh, too funny. Oh, man.

So, I got a I got a question for you, sergeant Crane. Do you think it's more dangerous to drive slow or drive fast and aggressive? Yeah. Which is worse? Well, you know, you bring this you bring this up.

We actually just got in a pursuit last week with a individual that was driving too slow. They were doing 30 miles an hour and causing all kinds of problems. Well, then when we went to stop them and talk to them about it, they didn't wanna stop either. Just a low speed pursuit. Yeah.

It was it was actually the troopers, like, alright. I'm at 30 miles an hour. That is that is OG in Idaho. Yeah. Is that on freeway?

Yeah. But the problem is is both of them are very dangerous. Yeah. You know, people can argue, oh, I'm a great driver. I can drive like this.

I can drive aggressive. But it only takes one mistake and then at high speeds, chaos. Right? In a catastrophe. Right.

Low speeds, what happens is you put everybody behind you in danger because people come into it way too fast, don't realize they gotta stop so fast, and eventually, you have a chain reaction. Right. Right. So Neither is good, Carl, the next time you're being pursued. Neither is it good to say you're gonna have a 100 cars when you're gonna have 13.

I always obey the speed limit. I don't believe him. No. I don't believe him at all. No.

And you've met him in person. I have met him in person. And, I think all the guys at the car show I went to, I'm pretty sure some of them take those those cars So here's, like above the speed limit. Question for him like he just give me. So is the truth about your car more accurate or less accurate the more beer you drink?

Yes. Exactly. Well, good. So my other my other question is, can you make a citizen arrest if somebody's driving way too slow? I mean, doing 22 miles an hour on Yellowstone when it's 35, it gives me an aneurysm.

It it drives me insane. I mean, when the Amish guy in his buggy passes you and flips you off, you know, says you're number one, you might be driving a little slow. It it drives me not it's too I don't think there are buggies on Yellowstone, Carl. No. Come on now.

And I will tell you this. I've never seen an Amish guy in Idaho. We have a lot of people that are willing to say things and talk tough, right, about, well, I'm gonna do this. I'm citizen arrested, and I'll citizen cite that. Well, that's all fun and stuff until they learn that, they're the ones that have to report to court.

They're the ones that have to testify and be cross examined by the defense attorney. And then they're Right. They change their mind in a hurry. Yeah. Just make the call.

Yeah. Star ISP. 911. And we would never encourage you to try to do that if it's gonna turn into, controversy do. That gets out of hell.

Absolutely not. No. I would never I would never encourage that, but nope. Nope. Yeah.

Now my wife my wife and kids, they always ask me, what dad, why do you drive so fast? I'm like, well, because I'm old. I don't have much time left. I got a lot of stuff to do. Really don't have much time left.

No. Guys like you, Carl, they live till the end of time. Right. No stress. Yeah.

Biggest worry in life is what kind of beer do I buy and what car show do I go to? Exactly. Very laid back, stress free lifestyle. Well, good to hear from you, Carl. Hope you have a great weekend, buddy.

The only guy I know that's at work and calling us every Friday. I know. Dude, I I have no life. This is the highlight of my week. Oh, my god.

Absolutely. That's, you know, kind of the same for me. I'm looking for a job like that. What do you need for a living? Oh, I call the radio station harassment.

Sounds like a great job. I think about stuff all week. Write it down. Yeah. He's a car show plugger, professional car show plugger.

Okay. Firing up the panel here. Okay. I thought you said something different for a second there. I'm glad you, finished saying the word firing.

Yes. Firing. Yes. Firing at the panel. Right on, hon.

Alright. Go ahead. Have a good weekend, man. You too, man. Next week.

Peace. Alright. Later, man. K. We I was hoping we'd get to him before they hung up.

Yeah. Please call back. Please call back. (208) 535-1015. Sorry.

We didn't get to your wife fast enough. What's that? Had a few there. I know. I know.

There we go. People gotta have some patience. Hi, caller. You're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this?

Hey. This is Danny. Danny, what's up? What do you wanna know? So, I used to have a oh, she got away, but I had a mother on a wheelchair, and she absolutely refused to drive in the cab of our truck.

She'd wanna be in the back in her wheelchair, so we'd strap her down. Four four points of contact from the wheelchair. Right? Each corner. Are you kidding me?

Is that legal? Yeah. There's no law that says she can't ride in the bed of the truck. We talk about it with kids all the time, and the question just becomes, how much do you really love them? I mean, it sound like it looks like we're strapping, you know, grandma down.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Because she would reduce the day of the cow.

I'm like, what is going on? And And she's like, I I like the wind in my hair. And the bugs in my teeth. And, the thing is that she'll be like Victor. She'll need to go to the, dentist because it'll rattle all the fillings out of her teeth.

Oh. Oh, don't talk about teeth. Oh, that hurts. Oh, that hurts. She goes and be like, hey.

Can you pick me up? And we would just dread picking her up because we don't she'd wanna be in the back of the truck. We got to strap her down. Do you have to load her with, four wheeler ramps? Yeah.

That's why she asked. How did you get her up in the back of a truck? We did. We had we had motorcycle ramps. We would just load her in there.

That's that's hilarious. Sure would be nice to communicate with mom, but says she's in the park. The memories. Oh, please please send us a photo of this. If you have it, post it in the Kay Bear group.

I we gotta see this. Let's get a hold of my older brother because he's got one. Oh, that that's great. Yeah. Wait.

Get that photo posted. We gotta see it. Yeah. Remember them good talks we had with mom on those long drives? What are you doing?

I can't I can't guarantee you he's got one. Well, I guess it's legal. Oh my gosh. Little man. Might come and investigate you for, being inhumane to humans.

Or an abduction like we talked about earlier with the mannequin in the back of the El Camino. Elderly abuse. And she's like, no. I love it. Yeah.

Right. Hold on. Let me get the bugs out of my teeth, and I'll tell you about it. Mommy, I thought that we were, Brito. I'm like, so you got any bugs in your teeth?

Did you pick no? Yeah. I picked up on my protein. Oh, man. I mean, what what happens if, you know, one of them, 18 wheelers kicks up a rock?

You know? I mean, I've I've got my windshield always gets chipped every time I get a new one immediately. Bam. And, you know, sometimes when those rocks hit your windshield, you're like, woah. Poor grandma.

Well, I guess I guess she has adventures new, like, village. Well, appreciate have a great day. Hey. You too. Thanks for the call.

5. Bye. (208) 535-1015. For all of you people out there who are wondering, what do I do with my mother or my grandmother this weekend? Give them a ride.

That's right. Take them for a Sunday drive. Oh, man. That that is just a funny image. K Bear.

Hang on one second. I'm gonna put you on hold. Alright. Thank you for your patience. Caller, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates.

Who's this? This is Craig. Craig, what's up, man? Not much. Hey.

I got a question for you. You guys brought up rocks coming off the trailer. Yeah. I remember that. That was, like, six months ago.

Yeah. Right. Well It's like dead weight. All the stuff going on here. Now if it if you're following a trailer and you're, you know, safe distance and a rock does come up off of a a semi or something like that, are are you able to do anything about that as far as is getting the owner of the the rig to pay for it?

Or is that just things you gotta deal with with driving? Alright. That's a great question. And we have covered it, but let's do it again. What, what the rule on that is this.

If they have an unsecured load and so the rocks are bouncing off their load down on the road, bouncing up and hitting your vehicle, yes, they're responsible for that. If they're just driving down the road and the rock kicks up from their tire and it hits your vehicle, they are not. That is considered a road hazard, and, they're not responsible for that. Okay. Well, you see the dump trucks, and they're carrying a b c, you know, which is gravel and and and sand and and dirt.

And Oh, good thing you good thing you clarified that because Victor was trying to get to a, b, c, what? What's the next? How dare you? I know I'm a little out of whack today. T is the last one, Victor.

A, b, c, d. And then I Oh, stupid. Diffuse The damn, I'm in the right place. My gosh. Hey.

Then I've seen the the tractor trailers that are, pulling and they've got Good. Sign on the back that says Not responsible. Stay back 300 feet. Responsible. Stay back 300 feet.

You're not responsible. Right. Yeah. Is that Yeah. That doesn't hauling a b you know?

So they're They're hauling gravel or something, and it comes out of their truck. Yeah. So if it comes off their truck and it's not secure, then they could be responsible for it. If it's just being kicked up off the roadway, they're not responsible. Okay.

But that sign means nothing. If it comes off of their load If they're overloaded and they're dumping gravel and it's hitting your vehicle, they're responsible. 300, 500 feet doesn't matter. It's it's unsafe on their part. Well, I mean, if you're back, three quarters of a mile.

Yeah. That might be 300 feet in Victor's world. I don't know. I'm not very good with math. So I was in Rexburg truck.

I I know there was a truck on my auto phone. Well, I hate I hate to say it, but I guess that's better than one j. Right. Yeah. This is the problem, though, is even if, you know, I would say this.

If you see it happening, get a a video. And not only this, use a little common sense if they're losing gravel. There is a a device in your vehicle. They call it the brakes. Slow slow down.

Get out of the way so you don't. Listen to what you just said. Get a video. Yeah. Right.

Let's take our phone, pick it up, and take a video while you're driving. Right? Well, there's typically more than one person in the vehicle. Okay. Well, that doesn't happen often.

But Well, some have friends. Whether you do or not, I can't argue that. I'm not I'm not that I'm not that person. Then don't. But, yeah, the bottom line is is there's gonna be a discrepancy.

They're gonna say, no. Our truck didn't lose any rocks, and you're gonna say, yeah. It did. You know? Well, wait.

You're driving down Yellowstone, and there's all these pits. You know? And I'm not gonna say any names of the the pits, but they're all over the place, and it it happens. I've been here ten years. Oh.

Never had a windshield. Oh. Hey. You should have said that. Transplant.

No. Hey. My my my family's from here. So Oh, but now we understand why you don't have any friends. Yep.

Just have to be back here. Gotta change those license plates. You guys are cocked and loaded today. My god. That is bad luck.

Lieutenant Crain's just wound up. Yeah. He's picking on everybody. He's fun. Well That's alright.

Makes me, like, feel like I'm home with family. Yes. Absolutely. Yeah. If it comes off the chain Yeah.

Okay. Go ahead. Alright. No. No.

I appreciate it. I you know, that's just some clarification that I need to Now if you're I know that we have the hands free rule on phones, but if somebody's doing something crazy, I would think that you guy or, like, gathers a truck with just gravel pouring off of it. I would assume you guys are gonna give them a little bit of a pass if they did shoot a quick video of Common sense rules. Right? We have discrepancy.

Now if you see a homicide going down or Yeah. Yeah. You see somebody that's a homicide suspect or just a grandma in a wheelchair strapped down in the peck of truck. Not that she may be in that danger, but get it to us so we can get it out on social media. Yes.

If I'm not picking up my phone, I'm picking up my pistol. Woah. Woah. Slow down. Oh, that was a big leap.

Slow down, Roy Rogers. Alright, guys. Hey. Thank you for the for the answers. I appreciate it.

You guys have a a solid show. Hey. Thank you. Enjoy listening. Hope you have an awesome weekend, man.

You you as well. Lieutenant Crane, you're you rock, dude. Thank you so much. Alright. Peace.

K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? My name is Jeff. Oh, man, Jeff. I thought he was gonna start a rap song.

My name is Jeff. Gary or my name is My name is Yes. Not Slim Shady. That's for sure. So I drive one of those said dump trucks.

And I wanna know what state he's from. And I will concur that if a driver's not paying attention and clearing the rocks off his sideboards and whatnot, he is gonna dump rocks. However, if I can't see the front of your car in my mirrors Rearview mirror or side mirrors? Way too damn close. Absolutely.

And, honestly, if you can't see my mirrors, I can't see you. Those are good safety tips you're given right there. Yes. And you have a stick you have a sticker on the back of your truck that says that. Right?

No. I don't. But Well, maybe you just goes a long way. Maybe he's got one that's like, you're number one with me. It wouldn't matter if you had flashing lights on the back of your truck.

You'd still have people way too close. Oh, yeah. Yeah. People you know? And it's a deadly time in here to be driving, so stay back from these trucks full of rocks.

As you know, I I drive in unmarked, and I was going to a place down Sunnyside, and this car was just right on me. So and I'm in a, I'm in a Durango. I'm not in a truck, and he's absolutely right. If you can't see his mirrors, he can't see you. But this guy was right up on me, and, we ended up at the same place.

Oh, really? And, so I get out and used for him. I couldn't help. I had to park back. I'm like, so how's the oil in my vehicle?

That's great. Yep. Well, appreciate you coming in. Hope you have a great weekend. Of course.

Thanks for bringing the other side. Yes. We we like it when the listeners fight with one another. Good. I I don't know if that's what it was saying.

Will say That I have had to replace the windshield of my dump truck, like sometimes twice a year. And it's usually a car that gets me. Yeah. I, it seems like no matter what, if you get a new windshield around here, you might as well just like, I've got a crack in mind right now, but it's not obstructing my field of vision. So I'm like, yeah.

No. Not gonna not gonna replace it. It's fine. Yeah. How it goes.

Right on there. Right. Appreciate it. Have a good day. You too.

See you. K. Bye. K Bear, you live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this?

Rivonda. Rivonda. Rivonda. What's up, Rivonda? How's it going?

Oh, it's going so good. I was just wondering. What state are you from? You seem very relaxed. I I was just wondering, is it, like, illegal to, like, drink and drive?

Are you talking drinking while driving? Drinking when dry? Okay. Okay. So having a Well, like at the same time, you know, like driving while you have a beer in your hand.

Alright. Lieutenant Crane, What situations can you drive with a beer in your hand? Just in the few seconds we visit, I don't know if you've got any place you really wanna be right now. So just hang on to the Doritos. Well, I mean, I've been doing it for years, so I don't know if it's legal or not.

It's very funny how, how well trained an officer is to, they pay attention. And, here's something one time and can recognize immediately. There's something going on behind the scenes. Yeah. But I'm gonna answer your question.

No. No. No. No. No.

Like, I've been doing it for years, man. Stop. I've been a little over once. Ravonda, that's a terrible idea. It's a terrible idea.

Almost as much as the name you come up with. Too too funny. Too funny. Yeah. Yeah.

Don't drink and drive. You can drink water. No. I I can't have a beer in my hand. What about Oduls?

Oduls? Yeah. We can do talk about Oduls because, yeah, it's not got the alcohol content. But if it's got alcohol content, boom. Trouble.

No go, Ravonda. Behave yourself. Ravonda. Ravonda. Yeah.

I'm doing it. I didn't know. I didn't know. I I've been doing it for years. I'm gonna tell you, like, I had an attorney tell me what time, and I've been in law enforcement for a while.

Not knowing the law isn't an excuse to break it. So do do I just, like, beat away outrun the car? Go. Do you run away? We already talked about pursuits.

That's not good either. Yeah. Because it costs you tires. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Those spike strips are not fun. Well, I guess you'll catch me when you get And I think what she's saying, catch me if you can. That's right. That's right.

Illegal if you get caught. I'm gonna just tell you this, and I've shared this before, but it always comes at the worst opportune time. You get caught in jail. Right? And I think I've shared this.

I had a third baseman play on my, softball team, and he liked to drink the sauce. Well, next time, I'll put it in a soup container. Oh, yeah. Chicken noodle. And so so this third baseman, he gets a DUI.

And, he decides it's not important to go to court because if you go to court, you're gonna go to jail. You can't hit these softball tournaments. I'm telling him, hey. It's best to take care of this right up front. Right?

Yeah. Well, lo and behold, he does. I said, it's gonna come at the most inopportune time. Well, I'm working. I get a gentleman for speeding.

I walk up. It's him. Oh, no. And, what was he speeding for? Well, they were having a wedding for his son, and they'd forgot some stuff, and he had to get it there.

So I'm telling I told you this is gonna come at the most inopportune time. So I end up arresting him. I take him back to the wedding, drop off the stuff they needed. We watch the ceremony, and then we went to the gym. That's pretty nice of you.

Pretty nice of you. So Well, you You're a Ravanda? Is it? Ravanda. Ravanda.

Don't drink and drive. Yeah. Behave yourself. Yeah. It it will be in a soup container.

You guys don't know. Yeah. Yeah. We've never seen anything where the bottom twists off, and there's the devil's lettuce. Yeah.

Yeah. So you'll never know. I'll light it real good. Okay. Thank you so much.

I I I feel like at some point, you're gonna see somebody from this radio show that can give you a little advice on how I picked up on indicators right away. Again, keen ears on on this officer. Too funny. I'll I'll I'll be really sly about it. You guys will never know.

You've tricked me already. Alright. Bye, guys. Good. Good to hear from you, Rhonda.

Yeah. Call next week. Yeah. Absolutely. K.

K. Bear here live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Adam. Adam.

What's up, dude? I am shocked that nobody else called in after that call. Cause there's gotta be people that have thoughts, right? Have, like, thoughts about, drinking and driving? We, you know Yeah.

A bad idea. I I feel like this what Rhonda? Is she trolling us all? I I hope that she, was trolling us because drinking and driving's bad, everybody. Kids, do not do this at home or anywhere.

How could you be an adult and not hear about open container tickets? Well, you know, some people don't pay attention to the law. How come people call every week about roundabouts? Exactly. Or turning right on a red light.

Alright. So so to legitimize this call, I I guess I do have a question. I think you guys might have covered it, so apologies. But if you're, waiting at a light or something or and there's somebody in the other come on, oncoming lay my sorry. I can't talk.

Oncoming traffic trying to pull through your lane into the other side. So making a left hand turn? Yeah. Okay. Perfect.

And you you let them through, and then the guy in the lane to your right just plows into them. Are you at all legally responsible? Because traffic's backed up past the next, turn in or intersection. So you're leaving a gap, and the other lane's not backed up that far yet. So they don't give them the old, hey.

You're clear to go. Don't give them the old wave that, hey. You're clear to go. But, no, they're responsible for their own actions. But, man, that does get dangerous until both sides back up equally.

Does it, you know, does it matter if the person that left the space actually waves them through as to whether they they have any responsibility? Or Well, it doesn't change the fact that they are still responsible to yield, and it's their responsibility to make sure it's clear. But, man, I'd sure hate to have that on my conscience that I waved them in to the crash up derby. Oh, jeez. And by law, you're supposed to leave the intersection and right away you know, leave those open so that people can turn in and out of them even when the traffic does black back up.

Oh, okay. Well, this wasn't an intersection situation, but, Convenience store. Yeah. Yep. Makes sense.

Experience. So I wouldn't wait them through, and I would be more than happy to tell them stop and stay if you see somebody coming. Yeah. Yeah. But you never know if that guy in the other lane next to you is just really rushing to make a light or something.

So Exactly right. Yeah. Yep. Or it could be like Ravonda and be drinking and driving out there. Never heard the rule.

Possible. Ravonda's wild. Container. I've never heard that rule before. She she was raised by parents that were very liberal.

What rules? Now are are generally the sovereign citizens, liberals? I don't know. Oh, that's true too. Yeah.

They don't care about our laws. No. They're they're not part of this country. Sir, you don't understand. I have the right to drive in this country.

I don't have to have a license. I think in in in order to have faith in my fellow Idahoan, I'm gonna assume that was trolling. Sir I know. Rhonda could just be wild. You never know.

Yeah. It's probably some more. We'll hopefully do more next week. We've got a replacement for crazy j. Yeah.

Poor crazy j working hours where he can't call. Man. Well, maybe you'll get a chance to meet her in person. Maybe so. Yeah.

Maybe someday. That that might be cool. I know in the past, he's invited Crazy Jay into the studio. Yeah. Rabondo will have to come in sometime.

You can go search your car for those open containers. You ain't smart enough to have smart food, boy. The the sad thing is if you met her in the line of work, you you couldn't really tell us about it. But Oh, eventually. Just don't say names.

Right? Once it went through the court system, we'd be happy to talk. In the police water. Alright. I've taken up too much too much time.

You guys have a good one. Hey. You too, Adam. Good to hear from you, man. Yeah.

Peace. K, Bear, are you live on traffic school powered by the advocates? Who's this? Craig. Craig, what's what's up?

Okay. Well, after her hearing about grandma in the wheelchair and then listening to to Ravonda, I got one Ravonda. It's a it's a nice name. One question. Is grandma allowed to drink beer while she's in her wheelchair in the back of the truck strapped out?

Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Because the driver can't get to it. And the bed's not considered part of the cab, so it's not an open container.

Yeah. So if you if you wanna be a passenger what what if you're just sitting in the back of a truck? Yeah. So you could be cited for open container by the passenger, but yeah. Okay.

So the passenger could. Yeah. Which that's, like, generally the case, whether they're in the cab or the back. So grandma in the wheelchair would get the open container. Well, I love the wind in my hair.

Yeah. I'm having fun. Give me another 12 ounces. I should give Rivonda some alternatives. I always let her some way that's looking out for somebody else.

That's right. That's right. Well, have a good day, and thanks to the caller that called after me and and, you know, you seem like a respectful respectful truck driver. Yeah. That's true.

That's true. That is true. We like to have both sides of the story on this program. Oh my gosh. Yeah.

Yeah. Have a good day. You too, man. Thanks. Thanks.

Thanks. Bye. Really like to view it from both sides. Absolutely. Yeah.

Yeah. You know? Like that show, Crossfire. I don't know what that is. I don't know if that's even around anymore.

I like the way you were determined to say it though. Crossfire. Crossfire. It's a good name. It's a good name for a show.

It's, Victor Wilson, the Marvin crane. Crossfire. Crossfire. Well, that was a pretty fun show today. Yeah.

Not too shabby. Yeah. So, anything that you need to get out there to the community? Or Hey. Not necessarily does the community need to know, but I'd like to give a shout out to my, partner back on his in detectives.

He's retiring today after thirty years of service. Oh, nice. I'd like to give him a shout out. Thank you for the dedication he's give to the community and the state of Idaho for thirty years plus, service to the state of Idaho and wish him the best. Did you bring him a box of donuts?

You know, like we get a pizza party or a donut party when somebody, you know, leaves? We're gonna go at 10:00. We're having a little ceremony for him, so we'll see what he gets. Alright. Well, I hope it goes great.

Thank you again for your your service. And, yeah, I hope you have a great weekend. Hey. Thank you. You too.

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