The Viktor Wilt Show

Speaking of bad guys, lieutenant Crane. No. You catch the bad guys. How's it going, buddy? Oh, don't hurt yourself.

Jeez. Man down. Those mics are heavy duty. You crack yourself in the face with them. It's not gonna feel very nice, my friend.

How is lieutenant Crane of the Idaho State Police doing today? Man, I am doing great. Is it a beautiful day or what? I don't know. I've been in here, and I just opened the blinds because you told me they were working on the sign outside.

Listeners are listening. Listeners. While they work on the sign. They're out there listening to traffic school powered by the injury attorneys. You said they gave you a shout out on your way in.

Nobody shouts out me when I'm walking in the building. Jeez. Well, you know, I guess we can't all be celebrities like you. Well You made me famous, Victor. You made me famous.

The the best is when, you know, you're pulling somebody over, you're ticketing them, or you're arresting them, and they're still like, I love traffic school. Have you found that that actually makes your job a little bit easier sometimes? Absolutely. Anytime you can build a friendship. Yeah.

I mean, that's gotta be pretty wild when, you know, you got somebody cuffed and they're like, oh, I think you're pretty cool. I love listening to the show. I won't hold this against you. If you were a different cop, I'd be totally unruly right now, but we're you're alright. You're alright.

So speaking of traffic school powered by the advocates, it is time, people. We're gonna take a quick break, and then we're gonna come back, and we're gonna answer your questions about anything you wanna know about the law. 208-535-1015. We'd love you to take part. It's Friday.

Let's have some fun. It's apparently a nice day. So let's make it even nicer by making the program good. And it's kinda on you listeners to make that happen. Yeah.

We're not accepting any responsibility. We're politicians. Exactly. Exactly. Point the finger at somebody.

But it was not us. Yeah. It's not my fault that my show was terrible. It was those other people. 208-535-1015, the number to call for.

Traffic School powered by the advocates. Let's do this. Cops are in the house. Lieutenant Crane of the Idaho State Police for traffic school powered by the advocates. We're just both sitting here with the window open watching them put up our new sign out front.

What I found is you and I could watch people work all day. Oh, it's the best watching other people work. Look at those guys out there on a ladder. Look at that. Hey.

Explain something to me, though. What is outdoor? What is outdoor? Riverbend outdoor. That would be like our, digital advertising you could do on billboards and things like that.

I see. Really? Man. Yeah. We do it all as you could see.

So once the whole sign gets up, it'll make sense. Digital outdoor. Yes. Yes. We do digital stuff.

We do podcasting, music, advertising. We do it all. Music? We do music. People who listen to my show might not know that.

I hear that I blabber on way too much often enough. But, yes, music does play sometimes. Sometimes. You yak a little, Just a little. Just a little bit.

You know? But at least it's always in good taste, and it's not like I throw cheap jabs. Yeah. You don't go after anybody. Never.

Never. You know, I'm a pillar of the community and only spread joy, happiness, and positivity on this program. So, Trafic School, again, powered by the advocates. If you have a question about the law, the number to call 208-535-1015. I had a question.

I read a story earlier about a kid who went to the dump somewhere, and he found this piece of art, decided to see if it was worth anything, and it was some, like, you know, 100 of years old, engraving thing. 26 grand. Is dumpster diving legal? Depends on the land. The landfill.

A lot of them say no. Once it hits the ground, it belongs to the county in which landfills that you can't touch it or pick it up. Others say, hey, you can come out. You can saw wood and take it out here just to help us out or whatever. So just talk to the landfill, and it depends on their policies.

What about random dumpsters out back of businesses? Those are, once it's dumped, it's dumped as long as it's open to the public. Oh, alright. I'm a guess I'm gonna get myself a nice, hazmat suit. I'm gonna make some money, lieutenant Crane.

Oh. How dare you call her? Man, way to start your weekend. I was all excited to talk to a caller, and they just gotta go ahead and hang up. Start your weekend out right.

You listeners, I I've said I'm trying to spread positivity. And I'm trying to not throw jabs, but they're about to come your direction, K Bear army. What is with this red light? It's the red light district. It's something.

Alright. I I can do a lot with the lighting in here. I've been I've been trying to spruce things up for my online content. So since Jade's too cheap to buy me any lighting in here, I had to bring stuff from home. And I brought the the long tube.

Well, let's not talk about what you got at home. You don't wanna know. Alright. We'll get back to the lighting in a minute, but we do have a caller. K Bear, you're live on Traffic School powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys.

Who's this? This is David. David. What's up, man? So, I got 2 questions.

What is up with the red light above the green light when you go to a stoplight? Well, they indicate stop. What do you what do you mean? Well, in Pocatello, there's a red light, and then there'll be a green light at the same time. That sounds like something's broken.

If both lights are lit up at the same time. I mean Well, when you're going, like, you're going down Yellowstone, you take a right after, oh god. I can't remember the name of it, but it has a red light above and then a green light. Yeah. I'm not sure a specific intersection would be helpful.

Well last night, did you, David? No. It's every day. I drop by to say every day. And I I have no idea what's going on with it.

It has a red light going and then the green light. Okay. So give us a description of this. The red light, I hope, is at the top. Yep.

Red light's going, and then it'll be a green light at the bottom. On the same light? On the same light. 2 round 2 round bulbs, 1 green 2 round bulbs. Yep.

Red. There's no arrows or anything? Nope. Yeah. You got me, man.

You should take a picture of that as you send it over to us. Is there a guy there by the name of Simon? I have no idea. Simon says It's by that it's by that pawn 1. By Pawn 1 in Pawn 2.

Okay. So by Costco? Yeah. That light, that's by Costco. When I'm you could take a right to go on a High Line.

Fault. Yeah. Yep. I mean, I'm, like, really intrigued. You wanna know the answer.

Know what's going on here with High Line Road. Yeah. Go ahead in that way. I'll take a picture of it to you, and I'll send it to you. That'd be great.

And then my my second question is during the summertime, is it when you go through a school zone, is it 20 miles per hour when it says 4 to, like, 4 or 7 to 4? If it's designated time frame, it's only in that time frame. If it's not and it's just marked with a black and white sign, it's that speed limit anytime. Summertime as well? Anytime.

Whether there's kids there or not. Now if the sign says 20 miles an hour when kids are present, that's what it means. If there's a sign that says from 7 AM to 5 PM, that's what it means. If it says 20 miles an hour when flashing, that's what it means. But if it's just a black and white sign with 20 miles an hour, that's what it means.

Alright. Well, I don't like, when you go through Idaho State University, it's a 7 to 7 no matter what. So that's I've always done that, but people always pass me on when I'm doing the They're passing I I hope that's on 4th or 5th because on those two lanes, I hope they're not passing you on the campus. Jeez. No.

Not on the campus. I yeah. Everybody pretty much goes the speed limit on the campus, but Okay. Everywhere else. And I gotta say, if you're doing, if you're going over the speed limit on, 5th Street in front of the college, you're gonna have a bad time.

Those idiots, they just walk right out into the street cars. Suspicious. So don't nail it. Go as slow as possible there. No, but I'll send you a picture about it.

Yeah. That's a red above green. Yeah. Send it to us for sure. So we can check it out.

All right. Thank you very much. Thanks, man. Peace. Bye.

KBEAR. You are live on traffic school powered by the advocates injury attorneys. Who's this? Well, Victor, this is Troy. Hi, Troy.

What's up? And I don't know if this was asked while I was in getting my coffee or not, but I'm going back to your, messed up houses. Well, I've seen some vehicles that people don't throw anything away and hoard all their stuff in it. And, so my question is, at what point do you guys get involved, the police, not Kay Bear? Because we know Victor's not gonna do anything.

I am not cleaning up other people's garbage. Alright? I am just saying. City council don't do that. Right?

They they sign it. They pass a or give direction to say, hey. These guys are not in compliance of city code law enforcement. Go out and serve them. I get to tell you guys if I'm on city council Not the state police, but you may be able to talk to the chief of police and say, we've got some ordinance violations.

I like the sound of this authority level that could potentially be mine. Well, I'm I'm I'm referring to the vehicle itself. I I know that you have to be able to see out all of the windows. So, obviously, if the trash in the vehicle, prohibits you from looking out the window, you're in trouble. Well, it depends.

No. No. No. Let's stop for the minute. Remember, there's such a thing as called panel vans.

And if you have a panel van, as long as you got a mirror to the rear, you don't have to have windows down the side or in the back. So, same thing with your car. As long as you got a mirror to the rear, you're okay. But Okay. All the stuff stacked inside can obstruct your view out the front windshield, and it can obstruct your ability to drive the vehicle.

Gotcha. So that's where you get involved. I think you should pull more people over. For garbage? I gotta be honest with you.

We have had quite an uproar in this, garbage motion garbage in motion vehicle. Vehicles, I don't know how we'd say that. Yeah. Trash in motion. Yeah.

Mobile trash. Refuse in motion. Refuse in motion. Yeah. I would imagine, it could get to the point where it's unsafe if you're actually like crawling through the garbage, but You know, a lot of times people have their animals that are crawling in and on them and over them, while they're driving.

That's a that's a distractor. I'll tell you about one. When I worked in Burley, this shouldn't be a surprise. You know, we had this old guy, he'd come in and he he this guy bought cigars. You know, he was one of these guys who he just chain smoked cigars, like the dirt cheap, like garbage cigars.

And We sold. He was a that we sold. Yeah. Yeah. We had, you know, cheap ones and good ones.

But, man okay. The smell of this guy, he was a chicken farmer, and he had a a hatchback vehicle. And his little car, the back of it was just filled with chickens. And, more than once, a chicken got loose in our parking lot, and I ain't about to go pick up a chicken. Why was he hauling chickens every time?

I don't know. He just brought them with him. He's from Burley. Alright? You know, there's no ex Burley is like the the Florida of Idaho.

Okay? You hear a Burley man, that is Idaho's version of a Florida man. So well Oh my god. Hey, chickens. I'm headed to town.

You wanna go? Yeah. But luckily, I had a, coworker from Burley. He he was from there, so he had no issue with going and helping the guy, rustle up his chickens in the parking lot. And I'm I'm like, I ain't touching these dirty chickens.

No. But oh, there's the combo smell of chicken man and cigars. Needed to call colonel Sanders. Oh, give me the smell of KFC over that guy any day. He was a nice guy, but oh.

So there. Well, you gotta top it up buttercup and put some dicks under your nose. No. No. That that's what do you know, people who have to deal with, like, cadavers do.

I shouldn't have to do that just work in retail. So appreciate the call, man. Can I, can I give you a license plate number that just cut me off? While I'm talking on the phone, I'm I'm trying to hold my phone up to my head and the other drivers are distracting me. Trying to drive this thing hands free.

It's hands free. All right. That's good. That's good. Well, we appreciate you taking part of the show, man.

Have a good one. Peace. K Bear, you are live on Traffic School. Quick like a cat. Truck school power buddy yachts.

Hey. How's it going? Do they wanna hang up? Fine. I've I've about had it with these people.

Hi. I'm I'm actually friendly. You're live on Traffic School powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey.

This is David again. David, what's up? What's up? Red and green light. How do I send a picture to you?

Victor at kbear dot f m, or you could send it to me on Facebook and Messenger. Whatever works easier. I have no Facebook. Alright. Yeah.

So what? Email me. Victor with ak@kbear.fm. Or you can call him on his personal phone about 2 AM. Yeah.

No. I told all your buddies who do that, lieutenant Crane. I'll do that then. Alright, man. Yes.

Thank you. Send it over. We'll check it out. Alright. Bye.

Alright. I'll keep an eye on my email and, You're gonna multitask. I I'm pretty good at multitasking. Yeah. I don't know if you've ever seen me multitask on the show.

I watched it. I'm top notch. 208-535-1015, the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates injury attorneys. So if you have the chicken guy, go back to him. I found out the weirdest things when I worked in Burley.

It is the weirdest town ever. You you hear about, you know, people with fighting chickens, you know, which Yes. I would assume is against the law. Roger that. I thought that that was like something that happened decades ago or a 100 years ago.

No. Apparently, that's still really a thing because this guy told me about it. You know this is a old farmer guy like you know he got the you know overalls the bibs everything and you know what belly I was out at the chicken fights last night they call them something else but I'm uncomfortable saying that word on air even though it's fine because it is a proper name for a chicken And I was like, what what? That actual I mean, it's disgusting and I I, ugh, I I don't get it, but is that fairly common? I haven't been to one.

I don't know. Okay. I I just figured you're the guy who busts them, you know. I've got it. And one thing I've never done in my career is busted a chicken fight.

Really? Okay. So I've never done that. Well, apparently, burly. Get out there to the Magic Valley.

Who knows what's going on out there? It's a weird place. The only time I've even seen it is on Seinfeld when Kramer had a little chicken. It's traffic school powered by the advocates. Call us up.

208-535-1015. Now did you ever get an answer for me on that, call from last week that I sent you a message about? Remember I had a caller, and he called, and he told me there was weird things going down in Springfield. I do remember. And guess what?

It sounds like we're still split 5050 on that whether there's a believer or nonbeliever. Yeah. I've I've been to Springfield many times. You know? And you doing in Springfield?

Well, I had a a friend who lived out there, so that's where we had band practice right down the road from the Springfield market. That's not much of a commute for my whole falls. Well, I was living in Pocatello at the time, and it was still a hassle to drive all the way out to Springfield. But it's it's nice and quiet out there, which is why I've been so surprised about all this ruckus about crazy things going down in Springfield. Realize it's supposed to be Ohio?

Oh, I oh, it's it sounds like Idaho. Oh. Okay. That's what I was doing on my hometown on the first tax day. Hey.

Well, those are some weird things going on, man. That's Saint Anthony, Idaho, man. And, actually, my uncle owns a bunch of, property out there. I won't say his last name, but his same last name was my real last name. He's got, like, a ranch out there.

You know, go out and do some fishing and things like that. So Is that what you do on a ranch, is fish? I I don't know. You're asking the wrong guy. Can you you know, he like rides horses and stuff.

My uncle's got a ranch, and we fish there. You can fish on a ranch. We don't raise cattle or hay. We fish. I think he's got some kind of critters out there.

I don't know. I I just went out there and would, drink beer and play guitar. And didn't do either one of them very well. Yeah. You know, go down to the Springfield bar.

Whoo. You're not from here, are you, son? Yeah. I I will say the people at the Springfield bar are much nicer than the people at the bars in Lava Hot Springs. K?

I've never been told you ain't from around here when I was in Springfield. Only Lava. Love. K Barry, you're live on Traffic School powered by the Advocate's injury attorneys. Who's this?

What's up, man? It's John. John, what's up, man? What do you wanna know? Hey.

Well, two questions. I guess, comment first. I know the lot the stoplight that guy's talking about, in Pocatello, but I swear it's a red ball and a green arrow in the far right hand turn lane. Okay. I'm I'm waiting on his what I was thinking.

I'm waiting on his email here. So as soon as I get it, we'll check it out. I'm invested now. We gotta know. People must know.

This is the most important question in East Idaho this week. So, yeah, I that that's kinda what I was thinking is there'd be an arrow bulb involved in some way. Like Right. You know, you couldn't go through the intersection, but you could make a right on red is what I'm guessing. But I don't know.

I I don't know. So Alright. So here's the here's my my question of the day. If you got one of those big two lane roundabouts, like, on the corner of, like, Lincoln and Hit Road in Idaho Falls, so you have 2 lanes. If you have one car on the inside lane and who wants to exit the roundabout, and you have one car on the outside lane who's trying to continue through, who has the right of way in that situation?

Oh, that's a good question, and I have an answer for you. So on a 2 lane like that, if you're in the outside lane, which would be the far right lane, it only allows you to either exit 1st exit or continue to 2nd exit. Now if you're on the inside lane, you can go around and around all you want, but what happens is you can't exit 1st exit. So when you exit second exit, you should exit this inside lane, not the outside lane. So that's what keeps you separated from having a collision.

K. On the inside lane, you can only exit 2nd exit. Is that right? No. 1st or second.

1st or second, but you can't go to the 3rd. Okay. Yep. And if you're on this second lane in, you can exit anywhere you want. You just gotta be cautious coming out.

Yep. Alright. That answers that. Thank you. So kinda up to the people on the inside to, you know So if you think about this, if you got 2 lanes in the first lane closest to the curb, you can take that first right.

Yeah. Just just go. Now the car on the outside of you, he doesn't have the, option to take that right. Yeah. So he can't cut across.

The next one would be would be straight across from you. If you're looking at the roundabout and you're coming to it, it'd be straight across from you. The inside lane closest to the or excuse me, the outside lane closest to the curb, he can bypass the first exit, go to the second exit, but he has gotta stay closest to the curb. Yes. The guy in the inside lane, he can come in and he can go around all he wants, but he can't exit until at least the second exit going straight through.

Gotcha. Yeah. Okay. I'd be willing to bet there's a lot of people who don't know that given my experience with roundabouts. Yeah.

You're right. There's pictures there's pictures right before you go in. There's people that don't know how to simply pull into a roundabout. I just really get frustrated when you still have the people that's completely clear, but they wanna stop and look both ways. Hey.

You gotta look both ways at a roundabout. There's nobody coming from the right. Let's go. Well, we'll let you know if we get any updates on that, traffic light. The other thing I would like to guys.

The other thing I'd like you to know is that Victor is doing a roundabout special, and it's about to come out. It started 12 years ago. I think he's in the final stages of that. Yeah. I I learned from politicians how to get the job done.

You know? I'm gonna build this video. It it'll happen eventually. Well, appreciate the call, man. Thank you, guys.

Appreciate it. See you. K Bear, your live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this? Hey, crazy curl.

How you guys doing, man? Yeah. I'm good. Racing in Nevada. Yeah.

I'm gonna call and tell you about the car show going down this weekend. Man. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Car show.

Car show. Car show. This weekend only. It's funny how he has the has the weekend. Funny how he has the word car in his name.

Right. Right. Exactly. It's in my blood, literally. No.

Listen, guys. I'll get free advertisement. Just let me call in on Friday. No. I wanna be the president of the car club.

There you go. There you go. So what's up, crazy Carl? I'm going Pinto. Yeah.

I got you on, man. 454 in it. It's blown out. They go 50 flicks on the back. So, on the subject of distracted driving, you see this all the time.

These women have these little tiny small dogs in their lap, you know. I don't know. That that just seems like a distraction to me. You know, it's it's at least The worst part's that got their husband wrapped around their finger. Right.

Right. Now she's the boss. She's the boss. You know it. You know it.

I would imagine that the animal needs to be unruly and actually lead to the driver weaving all over the road. Causing that issue with the operation of the vehicle. Right. Right. I mean, when they're sitting on the lap, you know, I mean, it kinda makes it hard to steer.

I don't know if that's Yeah. Last thing you want to have a pound poodle on your lap. Yeah. I mean, you got a black lap hanging in your lap. Yeah.

Yeah. Oh, man. And, oh, and then on the subject of dirty vehicles, so I I detail cars at a local, body shop. And, did you guys know that Twinkies could rot? Yeah.

Hard like a brick. It it was it was red, green, yellow, blue. I mean, I've I've I've seen horrible, horrible things in people's cars. Those are just the 4th July flavored Twinkies. Right.

They're really good, dude. You should have mowed mowed one of those down. Oh, man. Yeah. Yeah.

I've I've seen horrible, horrible things in people's cars. Yeah. I No doubt. Well, as the car guy, I would expect so. You're our resident car guy.

So Right. Exactly. I mean, I you know, as a detailer, I keep my stuff clean. You know? I do my best.

I do my best. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And on on the subject of roundabouts, nobody knows how to go through those things. I I live right off a High Line, and, I've I've I've seen many, many accidents going through roundabouts.

Yep. Yeah. We've we've done our best for about 10 years to try to explain these things, but I've I've given up at this point. I I just give him. He's acquitted.

I am a quitter. That kid's got a lot of quitting. Nobody can quit like me. Well, thanks, Carl. I hope you have a good weekend.

And where's the car show? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Pine Ridge Mall, Saturday. Yep.

That's where it was last time, Carl. I think you're just stalking kids. You're a stalker. I am. Hey.

Would you girls like some candy? That is a guzzle on, Carl. There's gonna be a trunk or treat, October 5th. That is a guess a lot, Carl. Course.

Trunk or treat. Carl, bust it. Carl, do not get around the children. Just just watch out for the van with duct tape over the windows. Vans are definitely bad business.

Bad business. No. No. No vans at the car shows. Especially if they say, the name of an animal on them.

Bad business. Right. Right. Good. Right on.

Thanks, Carl. Alright. You guys have a good weekend, man. You too, man. Peace.

Bye. Alright. We got the email. This is the light. The light.

Yep. So And it's hard to tell what that second one down is, but my what my thought is is that's probably a green bulb. What it's saying is, hey. If you're in the far right lane, on this green arrow, you can turn right because other traffic is flowing another direction. So probably left hand turn from the other lane is going left, they can turn right on that same green because they're not gonna conflict.

But what happens is when the traffic light opens up, then it goes to a green bulb or a caution bulb where you have to have caution before you do it because cars might be coming straight across. Yeah. This would be a, excuse me, an intersection light with 4 bulbs. You got right at the top. It's probably next yellow and then you're you're guessing just a round green bulb above the and at the bottom's an arrow.

So, yeah, that whole lane can just keep going. Little different than a red and green at the very top. Yes. Yeah. Yes.

So thank you for sending us the photo. I share it on social media? Look. Yeah. Look at this.

This is how it works. Alright. I might have to do that. We hope that's how it works. Right?

I'd like to see it cycle and see, but my assumption is that, as the cross traffic is turning left, they're allowing right hand lanes to turn right at the same time because there's no confliction. Yeah. But when cross traffic's going straight across, that goes to a a cautionary bulb, so you have to you can stop and then proceed with caution. That would make the most sense to me. So thank you to the listener for, swinging by that intersection and sending us the video.

My apologies for forgetting your name, Lisa. Would be nice. David. David, if he'd have brought donuts because I think that would've clarified a little. Yeah.

It it does kinda help, clear the mind and make it easier for us to answer questions. For sure. I'm really sad that, Crazy Jay got a job in this time frame because donuts and stuff was kinda his specialty. Yeah. And he never calls anymore.

Well, he does. He just doesn't call during traffic school. Powered by the advocates like you listeners should be doing right now. 208-535. He's the next crazy Jay.

Yeah. Come on. You can be crazy Carl, crazy Jay. No. You don't wanna be crazy Carl.

He's a he's down there Yeah. With tiny children. He's gonna be in jail. Oh my goodness. I'm gonna be at the mall again Saturday.

I've got a nice car and a puppy. I'm glad you know crazy Carl. No. Just a random listener. Alright.

If we get any calls, we'll continue with not I mean, it's amazing how fast a half hour goes by. Pretty crazy. So 208-535-1015 for last minute calls for traffic school powered by the advocates. I can't remember if I had any other dumb questions I was gonna ask you. Question you have is pretty dumb.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Always. Okay. You know, we're heading into election time here in kidding.

I've never noticed. Couple months. Alright. Let's say you put up some signs in your yard and somebody decides they don't like them and they're going to deface them or tear them down or steal them. Is that theft or vandalism?

Illegal. Yep. There there's a special code for messing with, political signs. A special code for it. Yeah.

Do you know what kind of Not that off top of my head on the other code, but I just wonder what people are gonna have to pay if they monkey with my yard decorations that I'm working on. Yeah. You got something special. Yeah. I'm gonna put up something scary to some of the neighbors for Halloween, for sure.

K Bear, your live on Traffic School powered by the Advocate's Injury Attorneys. Who's this? Hey. Window tint. What's the legal limit on the sides?

It depends. So if you're at your, driver's window it's 35%. If it's the one right behind you in the back seats, 20. Alright. Now, here's a little bitty tumor for the day.

It's got to be looked up in the urban dictionary. Look up the word Chubbock. You guys have a good day. Can he say it on air? Can he say it on air?

Hold on. I'm gonna pull this up and look at it here. Whoops. You can't even spell it. I can't spell it.

Alright. You can spell Jerome. Yeah. I can't say that on the air, sir. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. And thank you for telling listeners to do that, by the way, because I didn't have time to dump out of that. That's pretty funny, though. I I didn't know that was, what, the name of that city meant.

Yeah. Now now I live in Chubbock. I cannot say that name without a smirk on my face now. Now you do know that the urban dictionary is not like, the same as the, you know, what, whatever, the one you got in school. The dictionary?

The regular dictionary. So Yeah. Okay. Alright. Cool.

So 35 for the driver window, 20 for the rest. Back windows are also 35. I'm assuming that. That's 35 also. Thank you much.

You all have a good day. You too, sir. These listeners, man, they're sneaky sometimes. You even treat him with respect. You called him sir at the end of the call.

I shouldn't have. I shouldn't shame him. Alright. Traffic school powered by the advocates every Friday morning, 8:45. Anything for the community, lieutenant Crane.

Hey. It's one of the last, good weekends we're probably gonna have. Go out and enjoy it. Be courteous to others. Build time into your travels and put your cell phones down while you're driving.

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