Tow Operators In The Line Of Fire

Well, I know that we got a new segment and we got, you know, a lot of interesting stuff coming up.

But I want to ask people that are on the air.

You know, we have over 22,000 listeners on a regular basis.

And if they know some tower that is doing something really great, you know, graduation at the end of the year, do they do anything to remind kids that don't drink and drive? And they do that outside the high school.

We would like to know that kind of stuff.

And if they're doing a toy drive or if they're doing a food drive in their place, by all means, if they're doing something for kids for tots, you know, at Christmas time, if they're doing stuff like that, we'd like to know because so often I talk to one guy, April, and he was just commenting that it would be nice to know some of the good things that happen.

And I feel terrible when there's a death.

I feel terrible when somebody is hit on the side.

So if we have a little bit of both, it would be nice.

Do you agree with me?

I 100% agree with you.

And fortunately or unfortunately, but it does need to be reported when it does happen.

There's a mixture of dust in this episode.

We're going to start off with some of that unfortunate stuff.

I think it just needs to be talked about because these are vital people in our country that are doing important jobs, whether we think of that or not.

But they are opening up these roads.

They are rescuing people from the side of the road.

And when something happens to them, at least somebody needs to monument that.

We need to make mention of that.

So we also try to do that, too.

But we also have to finish that at the end of the podcast as well, too.

Yeah.

Well, I'm going to tell you, I love the one where they took the, it was a moose that was in water and they had, the moose was trying to get out of it.

It was a, thank God it was not a deep pond, but they got the moose out and it was a towing company that did all this work.

And I commend these people because this is, you know,

Well, I know that we got a new segment and we got, you know, a lot of interesting stuff coming up.

But I want to ask people that are on the air.

You know, we have over 22,000 listeners on a regular basis.

And if they know some tower that is doing something really great, you know, graduation at the end of the year, do they do anything to remind kids that don't drink and drive? And they do that outside the high school.

We would like to know that kind of stuff.

And if they're doing a toy drive or if they're doing a food drive in their place, by all means, if they're doing something for kids for tots, you know, at Christmas time, if they're doing stuff like that, we'd like to know because so often I talk to one guy, April, and he was just commenting that it would be nice to know some of the good things that happen.

And I feel terrible when there's a death.

I feel terrible when somebody is hit on the side.

So if we have a little bit of both, it would be nice.

Do you agree with me?

I 100% agree with you.

And fortunately or unfortunately, but it does need to be reported when it does happen.

There's a mixture of dust in this episode.

We're going to start off with some of that unfortunate stuff.

I think it just needs to be talked about because these are vital people in our country that are doing important jobs, whether we think of that or not.

But they are opening up these roads.

They are rescuing people from the side of the road.

And when something happens to them, at least somebody needs to monument that.

We need to make mention of that.

So we also try to do that, too.

But we also have to finish that at the end of the podcast as well, too.

Yeah.

Well, I'm going to tell you, I love the one where they took the, it was a moose that was in water and they had, the moose was trying to get out of it.

It was a, thank God it was not a deep pond, but they got the moose out and it was a towing company that did all this work.

And I commend these people because this is, you know,