Tacoma Narrows Bridge

And it was because a person who was like a shop owner, a business owner, had seen too many squirrels get hit by cars.

And so he created this, but it's like the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

So it's the Nutty Narrows Bridge.

And so a lot of our other bridges are replicas of other bridges from, you know, the United States, or we have, we do have a sister city in Japan.

Because I'm telling you things that you are going to understand.

I'm not telling you that you were on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and I saw you throw evidence off into the water.

You're going to look at me and go, I wasn't at the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

and I didn't throw anything up, because you weren't.

You weren't there.

Okay? Because I'm telling you things that you are going to understand.

Right? I'm not telling you that you were on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and I saw you throw evidence off into the water.

You're going to look at me and go, I wasn't at the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and I didn't throw anything off because you weren't.

You weren't there.

But when I tell you that you came into possession of somebody else's credit card, And unfortunately, that credit card was taken from a location across the street from two separate fires that we have you standing in the driveway of in that high visibility jacket, okay? And then later that next morning, you use that stolen credit card.

It's the reason why wine glasses can break when you sing at them loud enough and with the right note.

It's the reason why the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsed in 1940 as high winds caused the bridge to swing and stretch at a frequency that matched its resonate frequency.

So basically, it's a response.

It's something moving more and more and more in response to something driving it at the right frequency, its resonate frequency.

Okay? Because I'm telling you things that you are going to understand.

Right? I'm not telling you that you were on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and I saw you throw evidence off into the water.

You're going to look at me and go, I wasn't at the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and I didn't throw anything off because you weren't.

You weren't there.

But when I tell you that you came into possession of somebody else's credit card, across the street from two separate fires that we have you standing in the driveway of in that high visibility jacket okay and then later that next morning you use that stolen credit card and when you use that stolen credit card you not only use that stolen credit card But you're wearing the high visibility jacket.

It was a whirlwind romance that got married in 1991.

A few years in, with baby Haley, they moved across the Narrows Bridge to a gray-shingled rambler on a Gig Harbor cul-de-sac called Eagle Creek Lane.

The neighbors noticed that one Christmas, the Brams hung lights that were all red.

And this was big gossip for the street.

I'll tell you like it is.

We went down like a lead balloon to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

You know I love the old bridge.

Yeah, it was great.

Yeah, totally cool dude.

Yeah.

So what's more around the table, uh, Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

We've got, uh, our friend Greg from Tacoma in the chat.