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The Viktor Wilt Show daily recap! If you miss the show weekdays from 6A-10A MST, you've come to the right place.
Well, Lieutenant Crain was here. He only popped his head in and he's like, I gotta go talk to Justin.
Then he left and he has not returned. So, I don't know, Logan. We might just have to answer questions about the law ourselves.
I've watched suits. I can do it. All right.
All right. So, listeners, 208-535-1015 is going to be the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates. We're putting Logan through the ringer. He's running the board. He's running the phones. So, we need to test his skills in addition to informing and educating the community on all things traffic law. So, we want you to call us and join us live on the program, 208-535-1015.
Logan, you've sat in on traffic school one time. Well, you going to have any questions for Lieutenant Crain today? I don't think so.
I think, I can't remember if I even asked him any last time. Pretty well versed in the law then. Oh, yeah. Totally.
Not a troublemaker. Not now. Okay. Not now. All right. All right. Same with me. I'm a good boy now. Maybe not when I was younger, but I'm a good boy now because getting in trouble sucks.
Yeah, it does. It's not fun. So, we don't recommend that listeners and you might inadvertently get in trouble if you don't know the law. So, if you're unsure about something, you can call and ask us really anything. I mean, you can call and ask Lieutenant Crain's favorite bands for all I care. Just call and ask us something.
208-535-1015 is again going to be that number to call. We'll take a quick break and hopefully he will be done yapping with Justin over there. And we can get this show started. About time you show up and make it in here too. I'm just laughing.
You're not in front of the board today. I don't know if people know that or not. Yeah.
I think they're aware. We got Logan running things. We're trying to, you know, really put his skills to the test.
So, we need people to call. It's going to go smooth because Logan's running and this is what I was laughing about. I just kind of glance over at you while he's doing things and he's doing it right and correct the first time, which is something I'm not used to here.
But yeah, I know. I look over to you and you were just like zoned out, straight ahead. Your chin's dropped.
I think a little slobber coming out. Well, like I mentioned earlier, I got a good night's rest. So, I drank a bunch of raw meat energy drink this morning. And I said, I think I had too much of it. Because now I'm feeling all, yeah, because if you're going to man up, you can't do it all at once.
Yeah. I just chugged it down and was like, all right, it's Friday. We got stuff to do. I got a lot of tasks to complete.
Let's get the job done. And then I got here and I'm like, oh, I had too much caffeine. Logan, that's the first time that thought's ever caught. It crosses my mind. Yeah, 100%. Let's get the job done.
I mean, it crosses my mind. That soda meat really works. Or meat soda or whatever it is. Raw meat. Raw meat energy drink.
It's top notch grade A energy. So, 208-535-1015 is the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates, injury attorneys, listeners. We need to test Logan's skills. So, I mean, you don't have to call. I know we've educated the public so well that they're just running out of questions. Oh, I think they just, you know, been a little nervous. Been a little off a little bit, but we're going to get going here. Absolutely. Absolutely. So, you can call and ask us, you know, Lieutenant Crane, cats or dogs, you know, for all I care.
We got a new box. Let's give it a whirl. Exactly. Exactly. We haven't done that in a while.
Which is funny. I just happened to walk through another studio before I come in here and there was a mention of, if you're starting to act a little bit too much like Victor, it's time to maybe part ways. And one of the guys said that he was thinking about getting a black hoodie and a cat and getting rid of his dog. Is that Justin? Nope. No? Huh. Who else is thinking of turning it into me?
Who's the biggest one? Not that they want to. Not that they want to. Oh, they're just gonna. Yeah, you've rubbed off enough that it might happen. Well, if you want to be the most popular host in East Idaho, you've got to dress like me. You've got to walk like me.
All right. Looks like we've got a caller here. Hey, Bear, you were live on traffic school powered by the Advocates Injury Attorneys. Who's this? Who's going on? Crazy Carl.
How are you guys doing? It's a phone pot on. Is it in program one? And the phone is lit up.
Caller, what's your problem? You want the whole list or is it the top 10? There we go.
Okay. There's Crazy Carl. What's up, Carl? Hey, what's going down? Why are you messing with him, Carl?
Right? Yeah, actually, you've done enough to make Victor get up out of his chair. He was actually going to do something. Yeah, now I'm sitting back down.
Relax. Hey, you know what? You know what would go really good with that meat energy drink? Those spices I gave you. Have you tried those yet? Yes, they are very spicy. Very spicy.
So if I poured some of that into the raw energy drink, the raw meat energy drink, I might be, I might become a superhero. Yeah. I got a question for you, Crane. So years ago, I was an industrial painter. Our shop was out. Sure you were.
There was in the Congo. So it's on the way out to Simplot. You know what happens to painters that don't use the proper PP. Yeah. They end up like me.
Exactly. Those little boys that used to paint cars with no protection. Oh, they were fun to talk to. I can hear the colors. Yeah, they shouldn't be driving cars after painting them. That's for sure. Oh, no. Oh, no. There was actually a case. This guy had ingested paint thinner through his skin. And he got pulled over and the cop was going to give him a DUI. He blew. I can't remember what he blew, but the thinner was in his system and it showed up on the machine on the blow test. This is not alcoholic.
Property to it. You know what? And all painters are alcoholics. I can attest to that. Every single one of them.
Because I know me and all my friends are. Gotta do something to make painting exciting. I mean, you get all the chemicals in there, man. Oh, yeah. My dad had that.
That rattle can stuff. That's for amateurs, man. Oh, my dad wanted to paint a horse trailer one time and he had this professional painter at the time. He said, come and paint that for us just for a favor. My dad's like, you sure?
What would it cost me? He's like, you give me 12 pack of beer and I'll come and paint it. So they show up with a couple of people. They drink the beer and they paint the horse trailer and it was awful. So my dad said, I think you need to come back and paint that horse trailer because yeah, we made a drink a little bit too much before we paint it. So the next time they come, they didn't get the beer to help us.
The painting was done a lot better paint job. There you go. You're supposed to drink the beer after the project.
No doubt. One of our paint inspectors, he was from Oregon. He's riding his motorcycle and I know that it's a lot. If you're coming out of a driveway of a business, there's no stop sign, but it's just you stop and then you go. But being on the old highway there, you got a lot of traffic going 55 and he came to a California rolling stop and then took off and the cop gave him a ticket for not coming.
Please don't offend people. We have a lot of our new neighbors that live with us now here locally. Clocking up our roads. We like to say they're home. They are home. Need to go home. California, they're supposed to move to Northern Idaho. Just because Peaches rubs you wrong doesn't mean all of them will.
I'm pretty sure all of them will. Now just just playing listeners just ban. All right. So we got a guy on a motorcycle. He did not properly stop before entering the roadway. Right.
Right. On the highway and I mean it's wide open. I mean when you're on a motorcycle, you know, come into a full stop, you got to put your feet there and you know, he just slow to a roll at five miles an hour and then took off and the cop gave him a ticket.
Those of you looking for motorcycle endorsement, please listen carefully. I mean, you know, you're out in the middle of the country. I mean, you know, wasn't he on the highway?
Is it margulie grade? So the way that Idaho Code reads is anytime you're entering the roadway from a public parking lot, alleyway or driveway, you're responsible to stop and then proceed with caution. Right. Right.
Okay. Always worth it. I bet it's only legal if there's a cop there, right? No, I'm kidding.
That's just like did the tree fall in the woods if nobody was there to witness it. Sweet, sweet. I find it going to be a good criminal. The best time to do it when the cops are not around. Exactly. You've been practicing that most of your life. Pretty much.
Yeah. I mean, I've only been, you know, I grew up in an area with no cell phones, no video cameras everywhere. So yeah, I mean, I don't know if they would have video cameras when I was in high school, all would have been bad.
I'm multiple felonies. I don't know. Those were better times, weren't they? What was your part? Well, I was holding the phone. Yeah. All right. Oh man, right on. Yeah, I'm glad you enjoy those spices, Victor, man.
Yeah, you should bring them in the studio and share them with Crane one of these days. I will have to whip up some hot meats and bring them in. All right, there we go. We'll just, yeah, sit here and roast.
Nice. Hey, it's cold out, man. Worms you right up, right? Heck yeah. Definitely.
Right on. Well, sweetie, well, hey, you guys have a good weekend. I probably got to get back to work.
I'm on camera speaking to cameras. My boss has mentioned it to me before. Every Friday you're on the phone just yapping. Not just Fridays. He's got other people he calls during the week.
I would imagine. We guys have a good weekend, man. Enjoy the show. Right on. Thanks. Thanks, Carl.
Peace, man. 208-535-1015 is the number to call for. Traffic school powered by the advocates.
Again, you can ask us anything you want today. We just need to help Logan learn the skills of running the board. And he's doing pretty good so far. But the more calls we get, the better. And it is that way in general. You listen has been slacking. So I don't know what your problem is.
You can call and ask Lieutenant Crane. What's your favorite band? I don't care what you call and ask.
Just call and ask something. Family Feud next week. Oh, yeah. So Wednesday and Thursday. Correct. That's correct. Yep.
Earring on. Actually, it's Tuesday, Wednesday, but we're airing it at Fat Cats in Rexburg. Oh, I thought that was secret. Well, I think it's already been filled up.
OK, OK. But OK, I thought it was for some reason Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday, Wednesday at four o'clock is the original airings of those. OK, on Channel 8.
Yep. OK, so you want to see the Crane family. On Family Feud, you've got to tune in.
I might not be able to wait till Thursday to watch. You've got to say you don't ruin it. That's true.
It's got to be a surprise. All right. Callers coming in. Let's see what we got. K-Bear, you are live on traffic school powered by the advocates, injury attorneys. Who's this? BDT. BDT.
All right. Can you spell that? I just. What's up, ma'am? What do you want to know? Be. Be.
Your sales grade. Be. Be. D-D-E-E. And then T-T-E. All righty.
Let's sign each. There's a sign that says weigh-in motion going into the income port. And it is weigh-in. That is two words.
One in say junction weigh-in. It's one word. That's it. We can't enforce it. All right.
Keep going, guys. I don't recommend pulling over an income, by the way. Just drive by.
Just keep going. One resident of that town ruined it for everyone. It's the exact same signs of sign. I don't know why they spelled it that way.
I'm imagining that someone made an error. Right? Hey, come on. I mean, we did talk to that guy from the transportation department last week. I just talked to him yesterday. And he was a little disappointed in your mathematics skills. Oh, was he now? Yeah, because he mentioned some things about mathematics and goes, you guys just talked over, he didn't answer it. Oh, sorry.
And I said, listen, buddy, I know two plus two is five. Get out there and fix your signage. The other question is on and on and off ramp, it's a white line fog line. And they pull over, can you get clear off of that to the shoulder off the asphalt, still being legal? If you're pulling over in a semi?
In on and off ramp. Right. A lot of trucks do that. Right. You can do that for minor repairs and stoppages, but you can't stay there and use it as a rest spot.
It's illegal to stop and use it as a stopping spot. Fantastic. You guys are crazy. Appreciate it. Hey, man, appreciate it.
Call it a good call. I don't think anybody's ever asked about that, but yeah, you can't pull your semi off on the off ramp or on ramp and use it for time off or off duty. And the fog line has no deliation whatsoever. No, just one thing you want to be really careful of is making sure when you get off that fog line, you guys are extremely heavy depending on the time of year. Like right now, there's not a whole lot of fog line.
There's not a lot of frost in the ground. We actually had a Bob tail truck. I won't say what he was hauling because it'd be pretty evident who it was that pulled off to take a phone call and was pretty concerned his truck was going to tip over. So we ended up having to get the next list record out there and hook it on to him and pulling him back on the road or it probably would have tipped. You didn't call somebody from Incom to come.
It was just north of Idaho Falls. That would have cost you a lot of money. Not me. I don't own the truck. But I'll have a look at those signs and maybe what we did is had one guy that won the third grade spelling bee do the one sign and the other guy won the college spelling bee do the other.
Rick, if you're cute, it's a little dash. All right. Thank you. Hey, appreciate the call, man. Have a good one. Peace.
All right. Do we got another caller? Yeah. Yeah, we got another one.
All right. K-Bear, you live on traffic school, powered by the advocates. Who's this? It's Pete. Hey, Pete, thanks for calling because you fired Logan right up. Victor asked, do we have another caller?
Logan pretty mellow. My right index finger. I had a couple of meat heads this morning. My right index finger is getting tired. I'm fired up. Well, you need some raw meat energy drink.
That's how you get really fired. No, raw meat. That's what it was. That's right.
Raw meat. Reminds me of something I said to my ex-girlfriend. Anyways, I've been calling in about this very specific driver at a very specific time doing triple digits every night.
I'm 15, I'm 30. Yep. And I know your troopers are busy, but I mean, if somebody camped out at that craters of the moon rest stop, man, they'd have a field day. Yeah, we got that out yesterday. Yeah, we got that out yesterday and hopefully we'll have. Hopefully he's not a listener. Well, yeah, that's very true. Yeah, because snitches get stitches. Don't care. That guy can bring it for all I care. He's a prick. He's gonna cause that. Hit the dump button, Logan. Just in case Jay didn't like that word.
It's a big red button. Yeah, so we are. Sorry, fellas, I'm fired up this morning. Too much raw meat.
Too much raw meat. Yeah, we got that out. We got that out to the guys and so you should be seizing something happen there. Okay, appreciate it, boss. You bet.
Hey, thanks man. Peace. We'll see you guys.
See ya. All right, 208-535-1015, the number to call for, traffic school powered by the advocates. If you want to call and rat on your friends and neighbors. Yeah, you want to snitch on somebody? If we got a cop in the studio.
Do we have a caller online? No, no, no. Okay, I couldn't see. I can't see the phone from here. We would love it if you'd call and join us.
We're putting Logan's skills to the test on dealing with the phones. You can call us and ask us anything you want at 208-535-1015. I've got a question.
Okay. Logan, are you truly a CLC Hawks fan or did you just get that because of this year? No, huge, huge Seahawks fan. I've been since I was like, since Matt Hasselbeck was our quarterback.
All right. As long as you've been through the good times and the bad. I was through the bad times. I punched my TV after we threw that pick on the one yard line. I was, I got grounded for a couple weeks. We do not act like that in this home.
That's right. TVs are, they're expensive. They are, maybe not so much anymore, I don't think. Are you a Seahawks fan, Crane? No, I just, I know they're doing well and all of a sudden here's a sweatshirt. You don't seem like a type of guy who watches football because you don't do anything except work. You don't watch movies. You don't listen to music. You don't have any fun.
Yeah, I'm a loser. No, I, I'll pick up and watch it. I have a tough time sitting down watching a full football game.
What I really like now is there are some places you can watch the condensed 12 minute highlight reel of the whole game. I don't mind doing that while I'm on the treadmill. That doesn't sound too bad because I mean, I can't remember what the percentage is, but I want to say it's like 30% or so of the time.
You're watching a football game is commercials. Probably. It's insane. Yeah, it's, it's excessive. It's a lot of commercials because anytime, you know, they stop playing basically, they go to, they go to break. I actually just had a friend go to a professional game and he, he was talking about that. He's like, did you realize I'm like, what did you think they were doing? It's like, yeah, they stopped the game. All right, caller. Let's see what we got. K-Bear, you were live on traffic school powered by the advocates, injury attorneys. Who's this? Oh, man, that's Carl again.
The boss went for coffee. Are you guys thinking about the land before cameras and videos? Sergeant Crane, in that time, have you ever been in the back of a police car? No, I've been pretty fortunate. You know, there's some that have in there, some that have been caught. So again, you were committing the crime when the police weren't there. You know, you just got to pick your battles.
And so no, I had an instructor when I went through ISU that said, there's a fine line between a criminal and a cop. That's awesome. Oh man. So yeah, I never, never did end up in the back of a car, huh? No, no.
Yeah, I can tell you, they're pretty cramped. Yeah. Well, I had to grow up in a hurry. I started at 18 years old, so I I had to change my ways quickly. It was fun going through my polygraph though. The guy's like, you did what?
I'm like, yeah, you said you wanted to know everything. Now, question on that, because like polygraphs, they can't use them in court, right? No, but they can use them to hire or fire you. That's why. Because there's ways to fool them.
Yeah, and they have different things. We've tried different things, but a lot of times when we get to the bottom out with polygraph, we have solid factual evidence. Because see a polygraph, isn't it more of an interrogation and intimidation tool? Yeah.
Yeah, you get, you know, because people get scared and then they'll just admit things because they're like the machine. No. Yeah. All right.
Sorry, I don't mean to give away the secrets. Well, and there's a lot of telltale signs on human behavior too, when you're talking to people. Oh, you think you can catch a liar?
I think I can. Put that to the test one of these days. And it's a skill that you got to use, right? Or you lose and so back when I was in investigations and we're interviewing people all the time, I feel like I was probably a little better at it, where I've been on patrol for so long and not doing that as much.
You probably have lost a little bit of that. It's hanging out doing the desk job. Yeah. Yeah. Get the rough work. Lieutenant.
Go out there and get the job done. So now appreciate the call as always, Carl. All right. You guys have a good one, man. You too, man.
We'll talk to you soon. Peace. All right. All right.
Looks like we've got another caller here. You know what the bad part is, hanging out with the same guys you used to hang out with in high school? Pretty much everything. If there's friends I had. No, I just couldn't. I just got a text message that says, I definitely know a couple of times we should have been the back seat of a patrol car.
I want to know the details. Call us 208-535-1015. Throw them under the bus. All right. All right. We got a call around. What do you?
All right. K-Bear, you're live on traffic school, powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Braxton. Braxton, what's up, man?
Oh, I was just listening and Carl made me think of this. There's new law put into place where you can go 15 miles an hour over the speed limit to pass someone. I was wondering what state or what roads that's applicable to. So it happens in almost every state.
It just depends on if you get caught or not. But legally, we're talking about Idaho and what they did is they didn't really, there was already a law that said you could pass at 15 miles an hour over the speed limit. But it was on two lane roads with a divider line allowing passing. And the rule to that is the individual you're passing has to be traveling underneath the speed limit. Once pass is complete, you got to move back into your lane and drop down to the speed limit.
Now, what they added last July is when you're on a two lane road that breaks into a three lane road with a passing lane going the same direction, you can pass and do the 15 over and get back in. And so that's what they added. If that makes sense. Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. But the rule still applies that the car you're passing has to be doing under the speed limit. So if I'm trying to pass car, well, that's definitely a no go then. Yeah, well, he's got that little Vega with a little four cylinder engine in it.
He talks tough, but he don't have a fast car. All right. Hey, thanks. Appreciate it, man. Have a good one.
You too. All right, we've got a guest in the house now, Ravonda. And due to the board problems we're having, you and me are going to have to share this microphone. Sounds good. All right. So if you have a question for Lieutenant Crane, Ravonda, Logan, me, 208-535-101-5 is going to be the number to call.
Do we have anyone on Logan? No, no. Okay.
So callers get it together and call us. Come on. We need to put Logan's skills to the test. Get him working the phones, get him working the board. It would have been great if our AXIA monitor was working because I could have shown you how to activate the fourth microphone in the middle of everything we do.
But it's just not easily doable right now. That young man, that's my, I'm going to call him young. Somebody of mine that you're saying you want details, you want him to call in. He's upset with you. He don't like you. What's his problem? Well, he don't like you. Is it the guy from ITD?
No. No, he don't like you either, but what did I do to piss this guy out? Because you suck. Whatever. He sent you a couple complaints. He wanted aired out on the radio and you said they were too long to read them off. Remember the long essays about how he was bullied in high school and couldn't wear a Cody's grandma give him?
Brows all winter. Didn't you talk about this on air one time? Oh yeah, it was awesome.
Yeah, I think we did talk about this. Yeah, and he still does have white clothes. He's still mad, but he called in.
He called in. I was just like, yeah, this is too much. I'm not going to read this. That's gosses me work.
Exactly. Caller. K-Bear, you're live on traffic school, powered by the advocates. Who's this? Who's John? What up John?
What do you want to know? I had a question about the four stack lights around Idaho Falls. My understanding is when you got that solid round red light, if you come to a complete stop, you can still make a right turn. But why do they have a sign next to it that says right turn signal?
It just makes it confusing. Okay, so there's only three bulbs or is there four? There's four. So one's a red light, a yellow light, a blinking yellow light, and then a green light.
Okay. The yellow light would be proceed with caution. And the red, if it's a round bulb, you can stop it, complete stop and then proceed with caution on a right turn only. Unless you're going left turn into a one way.
Yeah. So yeah, I think just to notify individuals that there's an extra lane going the direction you're turning more than likely. So why they have it posted right turn. Okay. Because a lot of times there won't be a right turn lane to go into, but if that's posted there, a lot of times there's an extra lane going that direction.
Okay. Yeah, because every time I see those, I'm like second guessing myself and it says right turn signal. I'm like, wait, does that mean I can only turn on green?
Nope, you can turn on the red bulb. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I thought, but it's just confusing. Every time I see that sign and it doesn't say anything like turn on green light only or anything like that, it's just a right turn signal. And I'm like, what?
Yeah, the only time you need to worry about that is if it's black and white sign that says no right turn on red. Okay. All right. Thank you. Thank you much. Appreciate the call man.
Is that other callers still rolling Logan? Yep, I'll put them on. Okay.
Okay, Barry, you're live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this? Trouble maker. Trouble maker. All right, what's up man? Hey, I got a question for Wanda.
Haha, what is it? Were you drinking a beer on your way down to the studio today? Always. Always.
You know me. And the back of the Uber. After I started calling and giving these guys a hard time, the first couple of times I actually used my real name and I got to think, oh damn, my name's on the side of my door. My work vehicle. Yeah, well, you know me.
Good ol' Ravonda drinking and driving constantly. Yeah, you're brave. Thanks man.
I appreciate you. Yeah, it might have been a little trap here. We do have an officer in the studio.
So he's like, anyway, we could invite Ravonda in today and those plastic seats are not very comfortable. So there have been. Yeah, so don't look in my car. There have been sometimes agencies, not here in Idaho, but agencies have got together and called people with warrants and said, hey, you've won a prize.
Come to this location and pick it up and then they hook them up on the warrants. Speaking of riding a dead horse, you ever get that train horn removed yet? Nope.
And he swears he never uses it. Alright, good deal. Good to hear from you, troublemaker. Have a good weekend, man. You too.
Alright. Oh, they shift to another line or hang up. I think they hung up.
Education callers, yeah. They're back. Alright, alright. Kay, Barry, you're live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this? This is Roy. Sup, Roy?
How you guys doing today? Hmm. I get it. Hey. He's at work. I get that.
Hey, listen, I got a question. How many tickets did you guys give out yesterday on I-15 and is it 84? At the junction there? Well, all up and down I-15. From Model Falls down to Polkotelo, and then going over to American Falls, there was you guys were out like crazy. Yeah, we were doing a little emphasis patrol. I haven't seen the stats on that yet, but I will have them by Monday morning.
I'd be interested to see what those stats are. You guys were, you were on it. Yeah. What's really interesting about that is, is not really the speeding tickets and stuff that I like to see, but how many aggressive drivers we took care of and how many criminal interdiction stops we had.
No, absolutely. Those numbers are pretty cool. Good work out there. Hey, alright, thank you. Got to meet them quotas. Yeah, buddy. We still didn't get that guy at the rest stop, but we will. So I guess I did have a question. Oh, come on, Logan.
I was thinking about it, but I've heard before that like the end of the month or end of year or something like that, that you guys tend to try and give out more tickets to meet like a quota or something. What kind of car do you drive? What kind of car do you drive, Hector? This is a serious question because I really want to answer your question. I drive a green Mazda CX-50. Yeah, see, that's a problem.
It's like, I'm going to find you. The quota is on Mazdas. Oh, OK. That makes sense.
That makes sense. Every end of the month, I get pulled over. Yeah, I was going to say, I drive a little orange Kia.
We want to see you in a Kia. Keep an eye out for that. The sides all dented in because Josh ran into it.
Oh, man. No, let's answer Logan's question. The answer to that is we have no quotas.
OK. And so we don't want to be driven by that. Now, the other thing is, Logan, how much money do you think we keep out of each citation written? Probably not a lot. I would probably, I mean, probably less than like 10% of it or something. If that even goes to you guys, I highly doubt it. Zero. Yeah.
Because they don't want it to be motivated by finances. Yeah. Maybe they should.
That'd be awesome. Christmas bonus. What I'd say is a little bit, we're trying to get our pay up. Why don't we do like 1% of any citations that should go back to the trooper and his wages? Yeah, exactly.
You know, you listening, Governor Lill. Boy, we would roll some money in there. Yeah. Those guys that don't typically like to go out and write tickets, they'd be writing them watching right. You mean that's in the code book? You better believe it, son. Well, write as many tickets as possible. That's the highest fine we've got.
208-535-1015, the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates. Let's see. Anything new for the community, Lieutenant Crane? No, it still don't really have any snow in the forecast. So it's been a mild year that way. I appreciate the way people been driving. Our crash numbers have been down, obviously with no snow. Like to see that continue. And just know if we do get that one storm, it's still going to be slick.
It's still slick no matter what time of the year it gets here. Yeah, yeah. Be careful, people. And you know, as you're traveling, you can suddenly hit areas that are bad. It can happen. So the other morning with that frost, we actually had a couple of crashes where people slid off the road, didn't have proper tires, had been prolonging buying tires.
And that little bit of frost put a couple of people off the road. And so yeah, you just got to be careful and prepared and do the best you can to have your car in operational mode that's going to be safe. Making your weekly trip to West Yellowstone, you know, got to be cautious when you get here. I wonder why somebody would go up there.
208-535-1015, the number to call for traffic school powered by the advocates. That may explain why our resident up there has more cases pulled for arrest in that area than any other trooper in our district. I would imagine. I would imagine. It's probably a pretty good spot to sit there and go, didn't you just barely drive over the border? And now you're coming back 10 minutes later.
Hey, we don't have skunks in the middle of the winter getting hit by cars. All right, listeners. 208-535-1015. We're testing Logan's skills on the board, learning to answer the phones. So we need you to call. I person heard you. I got a call.
Kay Bear, you're live on traffic school powered by the advocates. Who's this? Peter Steele. I was looking for Kay Bear and the boy. Well, you found it. They're in love with themselves. They like my song. Lieutenant Crane.
It's Cheech and Chong. Hey, you know what I love about what you just said is I was going to add this before you called. If you are going to West Yellowstone, do not be tempted to use it prior to getting home.
Because when you smoke in the car between the store and the line, it's just a great indicator. And I was going to ask Ravonda, you ever made that mistake? Actually, I've never been to West Yellowstone and I've lived in Idaho my whole life. We love Oregon. Yeah, we like Oregon. Yeah, Oregon's great. Yeah, Ravonda, West Yellowstone is closer to making that drive all the way to Oregon. But Oregon is awesome.
I don't know. Depends what part of Oregon. From Montana's point. So from West Yellowstone down is about 130 miles to come from Oregon over is about 400. You tell me which one's more risky.
I'd still choose Oregon. The product's just a little better. I mean, those guys have got it dialed. They got the, you know, I don't know if I can say it. Maybe you shouldn't, Ravonda. I won't say it then.
But they got the shops, if you know what I mean. Well, anything else, Collin? Yeah, I do have a question, but it needs a little context.
About 15 to 20 years ago when I reached the age of reason, I learned the right way to talk to the police. That was 45. And 90% yeah. So like 90% of the time, you know, when you get pulled over, they'll say something like, you know how fast you're going back there soon, you know, and most people would like, oh, I don't know, you know. But, you know, I will say something like, well, I'm sorry, officer, I know you're doing your job and everything, but I can't answer any questions without the presence of my attorney.
Am I under arrest or am I free to go? And 90% of the time, they just give up right there. Right then and there. I'd love to talk to you on the shoulder of the road. I always want to say you sounded like Hank Hill. God damn it, Bobby.
You dumped that one. And like some of the time they'll push the envelope just a little bit further. They'll ask about, you know, if I have illegal substances on board, five guns or they'll try to give me the consent to a search switch point. I'll say, you know, I think consent to a search at this time and I under arrest and I free to go and 9.9% of the time they give up after that. I even had one officer get mad and throw his ticket book at the ground. He even killed out because I wouldn't let him search. But in 2018, I did that exact same bit that I always do. But the cops pulled me out of the vehicle.
You know, it's polite and everything. They pulled me out of the vehicle. Some flat jawed yokels gathered around watching and I think to showboat for that yokel, they got their arms underneath my armpits, you know, they kept touching me. And they tickled me.
I was kind of confused. They tickled me every time. I was like being touched, you know. And I volunteered to be arrested three times and they went listening to me. So they picked me up off the ground three feet in the air, slammed me face down in the ground, proceeded to stomp all over my back, all over my arms. The yokels were laughing at me now. Did they go beyond their power? Because I was cooperative the whole time. Well, that's something that's going to happen again.
The rules haven't changed yet. We can only use the amount of force necessary to control the situation. So without being there, I don't know. But I enjoy visiting with people like you. That's how we grow. Yeah. Yeah.
I just, I just prevent myself from getting pulled over to do again. So that's the start right there. Don't want problems with the law. Don't break it. Right. Alrighty, man.
I want to say some questions for, you know, next week. Absolutely. I'm scraping the bottom of the barrel at this point. Hey, we appreciate it, man. And, you know, we made it through the show. So we're all good.
We had a good amount of callers today. So yeah. That's fun. You have a good weekend. Peace out.
Peace. Lieutenant Crane, before we ended, I was going to ask, have you ever seen there's a channel on YouTube? Well, we got a caller.
Let's go ahead and give one more call. Okay, Barry, you're live on traffic school powered by the advocates, injury attorneys. Who's this? Doug. Doug, what's up, man? Yo, so I know you hate.
I know Victor hates lottery tickets. That is correct. So we've got the perfect opportunity right now. Guess what? If Crane went on and won on family feud and he won't tell you, then make him give you half of what he won.
That sounds like a deal. Lieutenant Crane, what do you think? Hey, Doug, I hate to put it in this video.
Crane, what do you think? I can't talk about the winnings, right? I can't talk about that, but I would tell you this.
Anybody with any observation skills would see that I'm still working. Also, I was going to stop at the gas station and buy you guys lottery tickets on the way here. And I didn't.
Next time. So Crane, you're willing to put up 50% of your winnings to Victor? Absolutely. All right. Really? Enjoy your day.
See you guys. So you know the grand prize for an episode is 20,000, right? And then you've got to win several in a row to get the trip. But 20,000 is not a piece. You've got to divide that by five. So if you won 20,000, you divide that by five and get four. But you're the leader of the family, so you can give half of it.
Oh, man, Doug, you are so confused. Yeah, you haven't met his family. In this particular instance, my daughter is the captain. I have five total in my family.
I understand. Victor will get like 20 bucks. Buy Victor a lottery ticket. No, I won't win. Don't ever buy me lottery tickets. I don't win. I'll buy him a lottery ticket when I'm out of here or for home.
No, stop wasting our money. We're married now. We're married now.
That's our money. Enjoy your Friday. You too, man.
Good to hear from you. All right, before we end the show, I was going to ask, have you seen this channel on YouTube where this guy just pulls up videos of police officers dealing with people who say they are sovereign citizens? Oh, I haven't. You and your buddies at the office should fire this channel up sometime and watch it. I was watching a few of these videos the other day and I figured you would get a total kick out of them.
Yeah, they're very enjoyable. Yeah. Yeah. So unfortunately, we have a job to do and we'll do that, right? Yeah. We've got ways of doing it and it's peaceful.
Yeah. And everybody is safe at the end of the day, but. And it's just funny how every video ends. I got a real kick out of it. So, well, you tell the family, hello again, everybody, family feud airing Tuesday and Wednesday at 4 p.m. on Channel 8, the Crane family taking part, maybe winning some money that Crane's going to split his winnings with me.
He promised on air. Ten or $20. I'm going to be rich next week. I'm going to be rich.
Turning your notice. But yeah, very excited to check you guys out on family feud. It should be a lot of fun. It was a great experience.
A lot of fun. It'll be interesting to see how it was edited. Oh, absolutely.
We were on stage a very long time for a couple 30 minute episodes. Well, I'm excited. So tune in, you know, throw a party and then we'll have to chat about it on air next week, for sure, on that next week's edition of Traffic School powered by the advocates for 8.45 a.m. every Friday morning. Turn. Traffic School is a production of River Bend Media Group. To get more info on the show or to contact us, hit up our website, riverbendmediagroup.com. .