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Oct 15, 2026

Brian LewisHOST
1:53
That was pretty good, you know? Have, have gas prices gone down? 'Cause I'm about to fill up, 'cause I'm going to the Sportsmen's Caucus tonight in Thomasville, and I need to fill up the truck.
Skye DavidHOST
2:02
I think it's in Lexington, but...
Brian LewisHOST
2:03
[laughs] It's somewhere in Davidson County.
Brian LewisHOST
2:07
Uh, there's gotta be a gas station, and I'm thinking maybe lower prices, or do I need to get Jeff Jackson on the phone and say, "Hey, man, they're, the, I'm being charged..." What, f- how much am I saving, 41 cents-
Joseph CullenGUEST
1:34
Yeah.
Joseph CullenGUEST
1:35
We're in North Carolina, so we're in Lexington, North Carolina, so not far at all.
Andy MilletteHOST
1:41
Yeah, not far at all.
Andy MilletteHOST
1:42
Well, you had some breaking news, uh, that was coming out today.
David NailGUEST
55:04
And I drove like 20 minutes.
David NailGUEST
55:07
I'd been there before to, um, Lexington barbecue in Lexington, North Carolina.
David NailGUEST
55:15
And, um, I remembered like the next night I played Charlotte and it's not exact.
David NailGUEST
55:22
I mean, it wasn't exactly Charlotte, but it was close.
Alex McFarlandHOST
38:58
But when I got home to North Carolina, I was invited by the North Carolina Sheriff's Association.
Alex McFarlandHOST
39:03
I was in a town called Lexington, North Carolina.
Alex McFarlandHOST
39:06
Spoke to about 1,000 law enforcement officers about Islam.
Alex McFarlandHOST
39:10
And I, I wasn't trying to be, you know, um, inflammatory, but I was very-
Seth HarpGUEST
9:49
Like I said, he was a hard charging superstar.
Seth HarpGUEST
9:51
They called him and he was in Lexington, um, North Carolina, which I'm sure many of your listeners are aware of where that is a small town in North Carolina.
Seth HarpGUEST
10:00
He was a superstar in the field of asset forfeiture, a guy who had brought in millions of dollars to the Lexington Police Department through asset forfeitures, which is where police stop drug dealers.
Seth HarpGUEST
10:12
And if they find them or anybody who's carrying large amounts of cash, and if they can't explain where that cash came from, then the police will just keep it.
Seth HarpGUEST
10:20
And this is actually a major revenue source for a lot of police departments in the United States.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
16:03
So, but they entered his cabin home with that.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
16:05
But my favorite love of home song is another one by them, which was written by a different person than that one was written by Mike Craver, my buddy over in Lexington, North Carolina.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
16:15
And it's called home is where the heart is.
Wayne BledsoeHOST
16:17
And he just goes through a list of all the things.
Gordon McCormickHOST
12:05
This one's good.
Gordon McCormickHOST
12:06
This one, Nucor in Lexington, North Carolina.
Gordon McCormickHOST
12:11
That came online back in 2025.
Gordon McCormickHOST
12:18
Ocelola, Arkansas.
Dan TaylorHOST
4:34
Um, I don't know where, where this was filed.
Dan TaylorHOST
4:37
Lexington, North Carolina?
Dirk HustonHOST
4:39
I'm gonna say it was North Carolina.
Dirk HustonHOST
4:40
I-
Alan GingrichHOST
35:37
Dog named Poison Smoke, Simon Rucker out of Virginia.
Alan GingrichHOST
35:41
Hillbillies Big Stink, Taylor Webb out of Lexington, North Carolina.
Alan GingrichHOST
35:45
Remember that name because he's got our scorecards.
Alan GingrichHOST
35:47
He's supposed to drop off our scorecards.
Jay AllenHOST
28:29
Lou and Chico.
Jay AllenHOST
28:31
From Lexington, North Carolina had apparently figured out something the rest of us haven't.
Jay AllenHOST
28:36
When you win $100,000 on a scratch off, maybe you should buy the same ticket again.
Jay AllenHOST
28:41
Chico recently bought Ruby Red 7 scratch off while shopping at the Food Lion in Winston-Salem and won another $100,000.

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