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Speaker 3: Doctor Joel, doctor Joe. Get on that Mike. How are
Speaker 3: you doing man.
Speaker 6: I'm doing great? Mark, how are you this morning.
Speaker 3: I am doing awesome. I'm a little beat up. We
Speaker 3: came back from Vegas on Monday. We went out, Suzanne
Speaker 3: and I went out and saw Chris Stapleton and George
Speaker 3: Strait and all these great legends, and we had a
Speaker 3: great time at the show. But I probably indulged a
Speaker 3: little too much for four days. And then when we
Speaker 3: got back, I did an exercise On Tuesday, I was
Speaker 3: doing the show. That's my excuse. I do the show.
Speaker 3: And of course my lovely wife sitting next to me,
Speaker 3: jumped in and she started exercising as soon as we
Speaker 3: got back. So I exercised this morning, and to be
Speaker 3: quite honest, and beat the hell out of me.
Speaker 4: Doc, that's kind of just how it goes, right.
Speaker 6: Well, that's what happens when you take when when you're
Speaker 6: your when you're our age, and you take several days
Speaker 6: is off exercising.
Speaker 3: It's hard.
Speaker 6: You know you're gonna pay.
Speaker 3: And I do that all the time. Is that pretty
Speaker 3: typical for anybody, right?
Speaker 4: I mean you really?
Speaker 3: Usually I exercise three or four times a week, and
Speaker 3: you know, I do pretty good. But when I go
Speaker 3: a week, especially if we're on a long road trip,
Speaker 3: and I go two or three weeks, she'll run. So,
Speaker 3: I mean she runs every morning regardless, pretty much, either
Speaker 3: on the treadmill or outside. And you know, it just
Speaker 3: meets the hell out of me. I don't know how
Speaker 3: to put it. That first day back, it doesn't seem
Speaker 3: to mess with her, But then I forget. While we're
Speaker 3: in Vegas, you know, she'll actually go to the weight
Speaker 3: room and get on the treadmill and do her thing
Speaker 3: before I even wake up.
Speaker 6: Yep. The older we get, the harder it is for
Speaker 6: our bodies to recover and to start back up again.
Speaker 3: You know I ask you this before. I promise folks,
Speaker 3: I'll get to the phone. We have one of our experts.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: By the way, if you've been ripped off or taking
Speaker 3: advantage of three ozho three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five. And I'm kind of slow walking the beginning
Speaker 3: because honestly, I'm having trouble pulling up some stuff on
Speaker 3: the PC. So but I'll get that figured out in
Speaker 3: a minute one way or the other. I think I've
Speaker 3: asked you this before. Actually I don't think it was you.
Speaker 3: I think it was another doctor we've had on and
Speaker 3: I want a real answer to this. I have gotten
Speaker 3: to the point in my life. For generally, once a year,
Speaker 3: including last year, including this next year, I will go
Speaker 3: thirty plus days with no alcohol in almost zero carbs.
Speaker 4: I'm talking less than one or two a day.
Speaker 3: I mean, like nothing, and that might be a little
Speaker 3: cream in my coffee, and generally I won't even do
Speaker 3: half and half. I'll go with the heavy cream. I
Speaker 3: mean I'll go down to literally zero. And you know,
Speaker 3: by the end of thirty days, Oh my god, a
Speaker 3: piece of broccoli looks like.
Speaker 4: A Snickers bar to me. I mean, really, it's that crazy.
Speaker 3: But then I'll go in and actually get my physical done.
Speaker 3: I'll pull you know, my yearly, They'll pull the what
Speaker 3: is it, A one C. They'll pull everything, and it's
Speaker 3: always great. I'll even have them pull my liver. Liver
Speaker 3: enzymes look great, the A one C looks great, cholesterol
Speaker 3: looks great. Everything looks great. But I kind of cheated
Speaker 3: the system in a way because I had a certain
Speaker 3: lifestyle for those thirty plus days, where the rest of
Speaker 3: the year my lifestyle is different.
Speaker 4: But I don't know, does it.
Speaker 3: Matter if you exercise and do everything for a period
Speaker 3: of time and get into good shape and you can
Speaker 3: do that once a year.
Speaker 4: I mean, is that a bad thing? I mean, like, really,
Speaker 4: if those.
Speaker 3: Are my numbers, they're still my numbers, even if those
Speaker 3: numbers might only show that for once a year.
Speaker 4: Am I making sense to you?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it would be interesting to see what your numbers
Speaker 6: would be if you didn't.
Speaker 3: But what would the difference be. Let's say, come December,
Speaker 3: because coming off of October, November, December, I'm at my
Speaker 3: heaviest every year, There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 4: I just know myself. So right now I'm probably at
Speaker 4: my head.
Speaker 3: So right now, if I went out and let's say
Speaker 3: I don't know about A and C, say my A
Speaker 3: one C is fine? Say all, that's fine, but not
Speaker 3: as good as after I do my diet for thirty
Speaker 3: plus days and no carbs, no alcohol, stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But even if the numbers are elevated right now, let's
Speaker 3: say they are elevated, it would be hard to believe
Speaker 3: they're not elevated. But even if they're not, if it
Speaker 3: only takes me thirty days or any human to actually
Speaker 3: get back to where you should be, is that a
Speaker 3: bad thing.
Speaker 6: Well, it's never a bad thing to do something that
Speaker 6: makes you healthier, even if it's for a short period
Speaker 6: of time. Obviously, you're in better health when you do
Speaker 6: do your diet and you're not in as good health
Speaker 6: when you're off of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you know the but if you can get
Speaker 3: back to that, let's just call it the baseline of
Speaker 3: good health. If you can get back to that within
Speaker 3: thirty days, does it really matter for the period of
Speaker 3: time previous to that that your baseline was high? I mean,
Speaker 3: does that matter if you can get back to your
Speaker 3: baseline or are you still taking And Doc, you can
Speaker 3: chime in too. My god, you're a doctor, both of
Speaker 3: your doctors. I mean, well, here, maybe I'm trying to
Speaker 3: argue something I want to hear.
Speaker 6: Here's I here's what I would say, and I'd be
Speaker 6: interested to hear what you whether you agree or not.
Speaker 7: Doc.
Speaker 6: You know, when you allow spikes in your blood sugar
Speaker 6: during those times that you're not on your diet, every
Speaker 6: increase in every high level period of blood sugar is
Speaker 6: going to do some damage to your body. And whether
Speaker 6: or not that damage is reversible is going to be,
Speaker 6: you know, questionable, particularly as you get older.
Speaker 3: So after a period of time that thirty day diet
Speaker 3: might not change those numbers back as way.
Speaker 6: It might not reverse the damage that's being at your body.
Speaker 8: C is important because that's a long term measure, and
Speaker 8: thirty days really isn't going to factor the A one
Speaker 8: C as much as it would let's say, have fasting
Speaker 8: blood sugar right.
Speaker 3: I don't know, guys, I mean, what is it a
Speaker 3: three month outlook or a three month picture? A one
Speaker 3: C really how long?
Speaker 8: I'm not sure how long what it measures, but it's
Speaker 8: certainly long term. And fasting for thirty days, I don't
Speaker 8: think it's going to affect your A one and C
Speaker 8: in the long run.
Speaker 4: And I don't know the answer to that attact. But
Speaker 4: I'll tell you this.
Speaker 3: I'll do those little strips you pee on and it'll
Speaker 3: give you that sugar number. I mean I or not
Speaker 3: sugar number, It'll give you the keytosis numbers.
Speaker 8: I mean.
Speaker 3: I'll be so I'm almost black on the chart. I mean,
Speaker 3: in other words, my body is literally burning fat in
Speaker 3: fat only because that's the only thing in my body.
Speaker 6: Right during the times you're on that diet, during the.
Speaker 3: Times I'm on that biot, you know, I'm that diet.
Speaker 3: And it's remarkable. And we're going to talk about other
Speaker 3: weight loss things. But you know, I was thinking yesterday
Speaker 3: about ozempic and the different things that you guys sell.
Speaker 3: I mean, really really it's cheating. And I hate to
Speaker 3: say that, but to me it seems like cheating. But
Speaker 3: then you mentioned something yesterday when I had you on
Speaker 3: for a caller, the other health benefits of these new
Speaker 3: wave of drugs, which is crazy. It's good for your heart,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 6: It's good for your heart, is what they're finding. It's
Speaker 6: good for your mental capacity.
Speaker 4: Yes, Well, is this true?
Speaker 3: Let's say someone drinks a lot, or someone indulges in
Speaker 3: other activities. I don't know, maybe too much sex, I
Speaker 3: mean that sounds crazy, but too much of anything, maybe
Speaker 3: too much marijuana, too much anything. My understanding is they
Speaker 3: can even ease that. Is that true?
Speaker 6: Well, there hasn't been a lot of research into that.
Speaker 6: You know, a lot of that is anecdotal, people reporting
Speaker 6: that they're cravings for other not just food, other things
Speaker 6: or other things goes down as well. There's probably some
Speaker 6: crossover in your brain feeling satiated from food and your
Speaker 6: brain feeling satiated from any other compulsive desire.
Speaker 3: That you might have got it all right, let's do this.
Speaker 3: We're going to get back into that. I got my
Speaker 3: screen up, which is good. So yesterday we had a
Speaker 3: call from Tom with an issue with social Security and Tom, basically,
Speaker 3: you're on social Security disability? Correct or your daughter?
Speaker 9: My sister?
Speaker 3: Oh, your sister. I'm sorry, So your sister. And I'm
Speaker 3: recapping for our audience. Plus Pete McGuire with Sullivan Sullivan
Speaker 3: and McGuire's on. And she got a job, and tell
Speaker 3: us what her disability is, please, Tom for Pete more
Speaker 3: than anybody.
Speaker 7: You mean the amount per month?
Speaker 3: No, not the amount per month. What is her disability?
Speaker 3: Why does she why is she on Social Security disability?
Speaker 10: Intellectual disability?
Speaker 3: Okay, but she has a job and she was working
Speaker 3: and the job gave her more hours, Pete. And I'm
Speaker 3: going to lock you in and pull Pete up. Hey, Pete,
Speaker 3: I appreciate you coming on. How are you doing?
Speaker 7: Man? Oh I'm doing well.
Speaker 2: Mark, thank you for having me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you got it.
Speaker 3: So this is a curious one and it happens a
Speaker 3: lot and people don't realize it. So she has some
Speaker 3: disabilities and she works. They ended up giving her more
Speaker 3: hours because she likes working. So what happened is Social
Speaker 3: Security said, uh, you make too much money and yanked it. Tom,
Speaker 3: when did they yank it? And they yanked the in
Speaker 3: entire amount.
Speaker 10: Correct, they did, and this was it was actually April
Speaker 10: of this year.
Speaker 3: So in April is when they discovered that she was
Speaker 3: making more than the threshold in order to receive the benefit,
Speaker 3: so they yanked it. You went to the employer and
Speaker 3: helped her out and said, hey, we need to bring
Speaker 3: her down to what under twenty hours or something?
Speaker 10: Right, this was the last time, but the time before
Speaker 10: I have gone in there years prior and said, you know,
Speaker 10: she can't be working thirty five forty hours a week.
Speaker 7: We got better.
Speaker 10: Down but because of the lack of help and stuff
Speaker 10: like that, they were always having her come in and
Speaker 10: also the increase in wage.
Speaker 4: See, I look at this in so many different ways.
Speaker 4: It was kind of funny.
Speaker 3: Tom said yesterday, Pete, our minimum wage is so high
Speaker 3: in Colorado now, like it's hard to qualify for these
Speaker 3: kind of benefits, which in a way to me is good.
Speaker 3: But I don't know Tom's circumstance in or do I
Speaker 3: know his sister. But Pete, here's the bottom line, thinks
Speaker 3: he has it solved as far as her going to
Speaker 3: be under the threshold to get the benefits, but he's
Speaker 3: having trouble getting in touch or figuring out how to
Speaker 3: move forward and get the benefits back. So what do
Speaker 3: you what questions do you have for him?
Speaker 2: Well, thank you the lesson? Oh sorry, go ahead, go ahead, Tom, okay.
Speaker 11: Well the last letter I received it says we received.
Speaker 10: Your request that we not collect the overpayment. We will
Speaker 10: contact you later concerning this request.
Speaker 3: And how much is the overpayment?
Speaker 10: They're saying, like the overpayments like thirty thousand.
Speaker 3: So not only oh my goodness, I mean, Pete, you
Speaker 3: must have come into this before, but not only did
Speaker 3: the benefit stop. Well, she was making a lot of
Speaker 3: money though, so I mean, arguably that's that's why she
Speaker 3: wasn't on it, but they continue to pay. We understand
Speaker 3: why she didn't report it. She didn't have the mental
Speaker 3: capacity to do it. But now they're saying she owes
Speaker 3: thirty grand right right.
Speaker 2: It's it's really difficult to Mark and Tom I I.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: The thing is is the government's not under any kind
Speaker 2: of a time deadline to catch this, and oftentimes a
Speaker 2: lot of time passes in months, years, before they get
Speaker 2: back to it. To get it waved, though, you have
Speaker 2: to have a two part test. So it's it's not
Speaker 2: just that it wasn't her fault because she didn't have
Speaker 2: the mental capacity to get it done. It's got to
Speaker 2: be that. And and the end is where the problem
Speaker 2: comes in that she cannot repay it, even over a
Speaker 2: period of five to ten years, taking a small amount
Speaker 2: out of her you know, continuing paychecks, and so it's smarter.
Speaker 4: Years, hold on, let it, let them finish, man, let
Speaker 4: it keep going.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's okay, that's you know, it's two parts, and
Speaker 2: it's really really difficult to meet both parts. You can
Speaker 2: usually meet one, but meeting them both as unusual.
Speaker 3: It is, so, and how aggressive do they get Pete
Speaker 3: coming after the money if she owes thirty but now, well,
Speaker 3: a couple questions. One, if she'd go down under the
Speaker 3: amount of money that puts her over, can she requalify
Speaker 3: while she owes thirty thousand dollars? And if so? And
Speaker 3: then how aggressive do they get in coming after the money?
Speaker 3: I mean, like, really, if she has any assets, do
Speaker 3: they go after it? And I doubt she does so,
Speaker 3: Really the more important question, at least for me is
Speaker 3: if she's under the threshold now where she would qualify
Speaker 3: for the Social Security disability, will they give it to
Speaker 3: her again while she owes the money.
Speaker 2: Well, it's theoretically possible, market it would be ideal if
Speaker 2: that were the situation. Normally at this point, when there's
Speaker 2: been this much water under the bridge, they're going to
Speaker 2: make the argument that even if she drops below the
Speaker 2: allowable limits, now that she's evidenced over a significant period
Speaker 2: of she can do it, capable of doing more, and
Speaker 2: so they're probably not going to just put her back
Speaker 2: on based on the fact that she's lower, or go
Speaker 2: through reapply and go through the process and show a
Speaker 2: judge eventually that now I got it, just a temporary improvement.
Speaker 3: I want to ask you this, Tom. I've got to
Speaker 3: take a break here in a minute. Pete.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you coming on, and I.
Speaker 3: Hope you can actually stay because I got a couple
Speaker 3: more questions for you in general, and if Tom does.
Speaker 3: But Tom, I want you to think about this during
Speaker 3: the break because I want to really hear your answer back.
Speaker 3: I understand her disability, but I also understand from your
Speaker 3: own statements that she can actually work and make a
Speaker 3: living and I would guess that's better for her mentally, physically,
Speaker 3: everything than sitting at home being a vegetable. So why
Speaker 3: are we taking this route on it compared to the
Speaker 3: route where she would actually go out and work and
Speaker 3: be a productive part of society. I'd love to know
Speaker 3: the answer to that. When we come back. By the way,
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Speaker 3: All right, I'll always tell you when a line's open.
Speaker 3: We are going to have one line open three oh
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Speaker 3: you have and don't forget Doctor Joel's in with us today.
Speaker 3: We're talking the new weight loss drugs and other stuff
Speaker 3: kind of health related.
Speaker 4: It's that time of the year.
Speaker 3: Everybody, including myself, we're starting to think, oh man, okay,
Speaker 3: this you know in November December. I think we just
Speaker 3: purely eat too much. I don't know how else to
Speaker 3: put it, but I want to bring back up our guest,
Speaker 3: Pe McGuire, Sullivan Sullivan McGuire. So, Pete, you've heard everything
Speaker 3: from Tom. I'm going to see if he has any
Speaker 3: follow up questions or any suggestions. But Tom, I would
Speaker 3: like an answer. Why not just have her work if
Speaker 3: she likes, you know, working.
Speaker 7: I wanted to work part time, not full time one
Speaker 7: because of.
Speaker 3: Her age, okay, and it's hard work.
Speaker 10: She's out there doing buggies.
Speaker 2: Could be winner, like in.
Speaker 4: A grocery store or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, correct, correctll right, So Pete, what's the deal there?
Speaker 3: What what is your suggestion for Tom? And let me
Speaker 3: ask you this. How would Sullivan, Sullivan and McGuire help
Speaker 3: in a case like this if they did want to
Speaker 3: hire you guys or you know, enter into an engagement letter.
Speaker 3: How does that work?
Speaker 7: Well? Thank you?
Speaker 2: I think you know, Tom, understanding your point about your sister.
Speaker 2: How old is she sixty sixty? Okay, yeah, so understood
Speaker 2: about the physicality of the work. I don't think the
Speaker 2: government would look at it that way. They'd say what
Speaker 2: is she capable of doing? Not what would be better
Speaker 2: for her overall. So if there's a doctor suggesting that
Speaker 2: she shouldn't be doing the kind of work she's doing,
Speaker 2: you might have something to work with there. And Mark,
Speaker 2: we work on a contingent fee agreement, so we take
Speaker 2: on all types of different cases, although this particular case
Speaker 2: would be one that would be difficult for us or
Speaker 2: any law firm to take on.
Speaker 3: Because you don't know where to go with it, right.
Speaker 13: And.
Speaker 2: More than likely what ends up happening is the payment
Speaker 2: plan is arranged to pay back and the person continues
Speaker 2: to work and pay back a little bit each month
Speaker 2: and try to extend that out as far as you can.
Speaker 2: Paying a lawyer then on top of that is difficult
Speaker 2: for people. Yeah, and they can work out a payment
Speaker 2: plan pretty easily, And that is probably where this is going.
Speaker 14: Pete.
Speaker 3: It sounds to me is if she's most likely judgment
Speaker 3: proof anyhow, But the problem going forward is she's not
Speaker 3: going to be able to get those benefits again, or
Speaker 3: it's going to be very hard while she owes the money. So,
Speaker 3: I mean it is kind of a catch twenty two
Speaker 3: that your sister's in Tom. Yeah, yeah, So what were
Speaker 3: you hoping I would say, Or an attorney like Pete
Speaker 3: McGuire would say, what were you hoping you would hear
Speaker 3: out of this?
Speaker 7: Tell me where to go next?
Speaker 13: What to do with this?
Speaker 3: Well? Okay, fair enough questions, So Pete, and I'm not
Speaker 3: going to be labored this much longer because you're basically
Speaker 3: saying if she's capable of working, and she's already proved
Speaker 3: that to the government over X amount of times, it's
Speaker 3: going to be an uphill fight. They're probably going to
Speaker 3: come after the money. But tell me if I'm wrong here,
Speaker 3: If if she stops working all together or is under
Speaker 3: the threshold for collecting disability, it's going to be.
Speaker 4: Hard to get back on it.
Speaker 3: Like you said, that's going to be an uphill fight
Speaker 3: because she's already proved she could work. So so what
Speaker 3: do you what's real world advice for Tom and his sister,
Speaker 3: not sugarcoated?
Speaker 4: What should they be doing at this point?
Speaker 2: Well, there's a contact per at the local Social Security
Speaker 2: office where Tom and his sister or his sister lives,
Speaker 2: And if there's any question of who that might be
Speaker 2: or what that phone number is, please call me and
Speaker 2: I'll get it to them. But the contact person once
Speaker 2: you reach them, is the person they want to contact.
Speaker 2: And it's not really a negotiation, although it is, but
Speaker 2: to say, Okay, look, I can't pay this back. I
Speaker 2: don't make that much money, but I am going to
Speaker 2: continue to work and I could probably afford X amount
Speaker 2: per month and and go ahead and set up a
Speaker 2: payment plan and make those payments and eventually the the
Speaker 2: you know, the overpayment will be will be paid off.
Speaker 2: So there, the idea that it's going to be waived
Speaker 2: is probably pie in the sky.
Speaker 3: It's probably not going to happen. But once again, though,
Speaker 3: I mean, she is pretty much a judgment proof. I mean,
Speaker 3: what do they possibly have they could take away from.
Speaker 2: Her just tax, just from her taxes, so you're right, yeah,
Speaker 2: they're not going to get anything other than you know,
Speaker 2: if she has any money coming back to her, you know,
Speaker 2: that's that they would be able to take that out
Speaker 2: of tax.
Speaker 3: So Tom, you can feel free to call if you
Speaker 3: want to get the right numbers. I want to ask
Speaker 3: you something though, real quick, not Tom, but Pete, is
Speaker 3: that when we talk about judgment proof, let's throw bankruptcy in.
Speaker 3: There are those kind of like those trust fund dollars.
Speaker 3: In other words, even if she went bankrupt at this point,
Speaker 3: she would still owe that thirty grand. They're not discharged.
Speaker 2: That's my Yeah, I don't yeah, I don't do any
Speaker 2: bankruptcy type work. But yes, that's my understanding. Okay, So
Speaker 2: she's going to have that following her around now. It
Speaker 2: may not matter, as you pointed out, too much. The
Speaker 2: government's probably not going to do anything further other than
Speaker 2: not pair again.
Speaker 4: And that's the problem.
Speaker 2: That's the problem, right, And then she gets to the
Speaker 2: overpayment would still exists when she gets to her retirement age.
Speaker 2: If she has work history that would allow for retirement benefits,
Speaker 2: they could probably try to pull them there. So it's
Speaker 2: tax returns and a future benefits that she just won't
Speaker 2: be eligible for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's yeah, And that's I don't know, man, I
Speaker 3: feel multiple ways about this. If she can work, maybe
Speaker 3: I get it. You don't want to be outside pushing
Speaker 3: grocery carts in the middle of the winter. I get
Speaker 3: that one hundred percent. Maybe go to the union or
Speaker 3: go to somebody over at Kroger or whatever, wherever she's at.
Speaker 3: I don't even know where she's at, and say why
Speaker 3: don't we put her inside?
Speaker 4: Why don't we do this?
Speaker 3: I don't know there's other options here, but Pete, last
Speaker 3: question for you guys, besides social security disability, what else
Speaker 3: do you guys do at Sullivan, Sullivan and McGuire.
Speaker 2: We do, you know, obviously the social security and also
Speaker 2: workers compensations.
Speaker 3: So those are the two main things. Yes, all right,
Speaker 3: I love it. Hey, I really appreciate you coming on
Speaker 3: at short notice.
Speaker 7: Pete.
Speaker 3: That's Pete McGuire. You guys can check them out at
Speaker 3: Sullivansullivan and McGuire dot com or call them. Like you said,
Speaker 3: they work on contingency. If there's something they can do
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Speaker 3: And I bet there's a lot of people out there,
Speaker 3: And listen to what I'm saying. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: people out there that may qualify or know someone in
Speaker 3: their family or a neighbor that may qualify for all
Speaker 3: kinds of Social Security disability and have never looked into it.
Speaker 3: Call these guys three oh three six nine ninety eight
Speaker 3: sixty eight. Now here's what we're gonna do. I gotta
Speaker 3: take a break. Catch up. We have Daniel, he's got
Speaker 3: an issue with an RV storage and something with the police.
Speaker 3: My god, I don't know where that's gonna go. And
Speaker 3: then Denise has an issue with a painting company. One
Speaker 3: line open, Tom, I wish you and your sister the best.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five. You've been ripped off for taking advantage of
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Speaker 3: We have two lines open three oh three, Martino, I
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Speaker 3: love helping out. Now, Daniel, what's going on with you? Hello, Well,
Speaker 3: I'm getting a complex here, Kelly. I'll let you pick
Speaker 3: up on that house that and then let's go here Denise,
Speaker 3: what's going on with his painting company? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Hi, Tom, thanks for taking our call. So back at
Speaker 15: the end of August, we hired a company Midas Home
Speaker 15: Improvements to paint our twenty two year old home. We
Speaker 15: gave them a deposit of almost twenty four hundred dollars
Speaker 15: and they said it would be painted the middle of October.
Speaker 15: But that's not even the issue we have. The issue
Speaker 15: is that they assigned a foreman to paint our house.
Speaker 15: He repeatedly called, said he'd be here with his crew.
Speaker 15: We had lights taken down. They never came. They never
Speaker 15: showed up, never called, and didn't come. When I called
Speaker 15: the office about it, the employee in the office said
Speaker 15: she would tell the owner and get right back to us.
Speaker 15: That was two weeks ago, almost three weeks ago. The
Speaker 15: owner himself came to our house the other day and
Speaker 15: said that basically the entire deposit belonged to him, even
Speaker 15: though they've never done any work. The only thing they
Speaker 15: did was two months ago the foreman and his father
Speaker 15: came out and power washed our house, and then they
Speaker 15: were supposed to come back two days.
Speaker 3: Later to say, Denise, Denise, that was a lot. That's
Speaker 3: that's a lot to unpack. Let me ask some questions here.
Speaker 3: How long ago did you engage with them when you
Speaker 3: gave him the twenty.
Speaker 16: Five hundred August twenty fourth of this year.
Speaker 3: And then what was the scope of work to be done.
Speaker 3: We just learned that they powerwashed and prepped and stuff,
Speaker 3: but how much was the total paint job going to
Speaker 3: be on your house.
Speaker 15: Right, Well, actually they didn't have to do any prep
Speaker 15: because we'd already had the prep done.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, then stop stop, stop stop stop.
Speaker 4: Let's hold on. How much was the entire job going
Speaker 4: to be?
Speaker 16: The whole the.
Speaker 15: Entire job was going to come do five thousand, nine
Speaker 15: hundred seventy four dollars.
Speaker 4: Okay, so for nine and seventy four, what was the
Speaker 4: scope of work.
Speaker 15: I'm painting the exture of our house.
Speaker 16: We already had the paint and.
Speaker 3: You already had the paint. Okay, Well, and that was
Speaker 3: the deal. And this is in writing. We have some
Speaker 3: kind of contractor and agreement that says.
Speaker 16: That I have the contract right in front of me.
Speaker 3: Now, when they came out to powerwash, and you know,
Speaker 3: we probably different opinion there. I mean, if I was
Speaker 3: going to paint your house, I'd want to make sure
Speaker 3: it was cleaned, because if I paint it, even if
Speaker 3: I'm using your paint and it wasn't powerwashed correctly, I mean,
Speaker 3: that could cause an issue where I'd feel responsible. But
Speaker 3: when they came out and powerwashed, are they claiming now
Speaker 3: that twenty five hundred dollars was for the power washing
Speaker 3: that and.
Speaker 15: Office expenses according to the owner.
Speaker 3: Okay, so they did do that work, they powerwashed the house,
Speaker 3: and whatever office expense is. Now, why didn't they finish
Speaker 3: the job? Or do you did? You can them?
Speaker 4: At this point?
Speaker 3: In other words, it looked it's like for another whatever
Speaker 3: it is, twenty five hundred dollars or thirty five hundred dollars,
Speaker 3: they're going to paint the house.
Speaker 15: Right, Well, that's the problem, they kept they so they
Speaker 15: assign a foreman, and then you're supposed to only deal.
Speaker 16: With the foreman.
Speaker 15: And the foreman repeatedly called us or texted, said he
Speaker 15: was bringing a crew out. We live in Monument, so
Speaker 15: the weather's a little cooler here. Sure he wouldn't he
Speaker 15: wouldn't show up, he wouldn't call, And so we've been
Speaker 15: waiting for months now, Well.
Speaker 3: You said you, when did they powerwash? A couple of
Speaker 3: weeks ago, a week ago.
Speaker 7: One, a few months ago, oh, a few.
Speaker 3: More months ago. Oh my god, it probably needs to
Speaker 3: be cleaned again. At this point, let's try to get Hey, Kelly,
Speaker 3: what phone number do you have for these folks? Because
Speaker 3: I'm looking at a website here, but I'm not certain
Speaker 3: this is them.
Speaker 4: What what phone number?
Speaker 16: A phone number? Tom, I have a phone number?
Speaker 4: What is it? What is a phone number? And I'm
Speaker 4: I'm gonna correct you.
Speaker 3: I generally never correct people honestly on this because I've
Speaker 3: learned it's stupid.
Speaker 4: I'm Mark, I'm not Tom.
Speaker 15: Oh that's okay, thank you, Mark.
Speaker 4: No, no problem.
Speaker 3: I generally don't even go down that road because I
Speaker 3: would spend four hours going down that road.
Speaker 16: But so so here's the numbers.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, zero, I'm sorry, seven to zero.
Speaker 16: I'll go two six zero, four six nine eight.
Speaker 3: And listeners, please don't call that right now. What we're
Speaker 3: gonna do is hold on. I'm gonna put you on break,
Speaker 3: Denise Kelly, try to get them on.
Speaker 4: Ask her who her contact is.
Speaker 3: But honestly, if we can't get the contact, call the
Speaker 3: direct number. But this is crazy. If it's going on
Speaker 3: this long, generally you powerwash and you would want to
Speaker 3: paint within a few days. I mean to wait, they've
Speaker 3: got to do everything over again. To me, it sounds
Speaker 3: like they're trying to pull a fast one. Maybe it
Speaker 3: is weather related. Let's get the company side of the story,
Speaker 3: hopefully right after.
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Speaker 14: All right, three oh three seven one three eighty two
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Speaker 3: Now, Kelly, did we reach out to this painting company?
Speaker 4: We did? And who did you talk to over there?
Speaker 6: I loved a message?
Speaker 3: Oh that was it?
Speaker 6: Huh exactly?
Speaker 4: Okay, let's figure out what number.
Speaker 6: We could assigned this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we are going to sign it. In fact, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna have Doc make a call. But Denise, let me
Speaker 3: ask you something. That number you gave us that we called,
Speaker 3: is that the main number or is that for the
Speaker 3: project manager that keeps blowing you off?
Speaker 15: No, that's the main number on the contract. And I
Speaker 15: could have told you they never ever pick up their phone.
Speaker 4: Well, then what happens. You just eventually get a call back.
Speaker 16: Sometimes, yes, sometimes.
Speaker 3: Here's what I would like our listeners to do. This
Speaker 3: is how we get involved. I don't like any part
Speaker 3: of the story. I would love to hear their side
Speaker 3: of it, but I can't imagine what their side is
Speaker 3: as long as Denise is not a fabricating anything here.
Speaker 3: So if you guys listening right now, would do me
Speaker 3: a favor, reach out to these guys. I'll give the
Speaker 3: number out in a second and just say, hey, why
Speaker 3: aren't you painting Denise's house? Why why can't you get
Speaker 3: it done? And be nice, don't be angry, but maybe
Speaker 3: that will get their attention, and then tell them you
Speaker 3: heard about it on the Troubleshooter Show. You get that,
Speaker 3: that's what you want to do. Here's the phone number.
Speaker 3: Seven to zero two six zero forty six ninety eight.
Speaker 3: Be nice when you call up, but I do want
Speaker 3: you to leave a message and say, hey, we just
Speaker 3: heard about you on the radio. You have had this
Speaker 3: lady's money since when was it August her twenty five
Speaker 3: hundred dollars? You came out and powerwashed a couple what
Speaker 3: was it a couple months ago?
Speaker 4: Denise?
Speaker 16: Yes, but Mark, I have to give you another detail.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 15: We actually got the house painted last week by a
Speaker 15: different company.
Speaker 3: Well detail, my god, why don't you hit me in
Speaker 3: the head with a brick?
Speaker 4: I mean, Denise, O, my.
Speaker 3: God, that's a hill of a detail to leave out.
Speaker 16: We're just trying to get our deposit back, well.
Speaker 3: The deposit back. They came out and they powerwashed. They're
Speaker 3: gonna claim. You know what, let's do this. The one
Speaker 3: thing I will do is I want to do this.
Speaker 3: Get Mark Schamansky on. Get Mark Schamansky on for me, Kelly.
Speaker 3: I want to see how much to powerwash and prepa
Speaker 3: house is for painting. I want a real number on
Speaker 3: the value of that. But my god, she should have
Speaker 3: led with that. Now, Oh my god, Denise, let's figure
Speaker 3: out the value of that. But jeez, Luise, I mean dragon, dragon,
Speaker 3: Am I crazy?
Speaker 14: Don't you lead with that?
Speaker 17: Every single one of us threw our hands up, went,
Speaker 17: well that's a little tiny detail, and.
Speaker 3: Why are you calling? I want to know what kind
Speaker 3: of cat food to buy. I mean, who knows where
Speaker 3: that thing's going? All right, In the meantime, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: go ahead and do this one real quick. So Dwayne
Speaker 3: get started really quick on this and we got a break.
Speaker 3: But it says you got a problem with the cops
Speaker 3: and the storage unit. Yeah, well, what's the problem.
Speaker 7: Well I got pulled.
Speaker 18: I didn't even get pulled over.
Speaker 7: I was parked where I always parked the RV. Now,
Speaker 7: mind you, I lived in that RV. I'm getting ready
Speaker 7: to start a it's a it's a mobile mechanic service.
Speaker 7: With the RV. I had all my tools in it.
Speaker 7: I had a warrant. I guess they took me in
Speaker 7: and arrested me. Instead of leaving my RV where it
Speaker 7: was legally parked, they towed it. Now I gotten out
Speaker 7: of the pokey and they I went to.
Speaker 3: Go get my Oh, hold on, hold on, I got
Speaker 3: to take this break. I'm going to come back to you.
Speaker 3: But man, talk about a lot to unpacked. He went
Speaker 3: to jail, his vehicle was towed. There's some kind of
Speaker 3: storage place in the Holga. Chris toad Mark, that's true.
Speaker 8: Listen.
Speaker 3: So that's not good. I wonder if he got the
Speaker 3: RV back, and let's just dig into that after the break.
Speaker 3: And then Dwayne's got a problem. We have one line open.
Speaker 3: Guess who dropped off by the way, Denise, Well, come on, Denise,
Speaker 3: you could have led with that.
Speaker 4: I'm just looking for.
Speaker 3: The refund we had to go down memory. You told
Speaker 3: me everything, but what color shoes you were wearing.
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Speaker 17: Rip of.
Speaker 1: Deeds.
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Speaker 1: Run as fast as we can. Shooter's gonna help. Come man,
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Speaker 3: The Troubleshooter Show. No Tom Martinez, Welcome, Welcome.
Speaker 4: My friends to the only show of its kind.
Speaker 3: We are here to solve problems, answer questions, try to
Speaker 3: recoup money from you. You've been ripped off or taking
Speaker 3: advantage of Maybe a contractor didn't finish the job, maybe
Speaker 3: you hired a painter. Maybe just maybe you hired a
Speaker 3: painter and all they did was powerwashing.
Speaker 4: You gave them twenty five hundred dollars. The reason I
Speaker 4: bring that.
Speaker 3: Up is we had a caller last hour and the
Speaker 3: bottom line is this. I'm not going to beat her
Speaker 3: up because she told me an important fact after the fact.
Speaker 4: But here's the deal.
Speaker 3: She actually paid twenty five hundred dollars to get the
Speaker 3: exterior over house painted. The one question I didn't even
Speaker 3: get to and she hung up. I don't think she
Speaker 3: liked my response after she left some information out. But
Speaker 3: she did spend twenty five hundred dollars with this painter,
Speaker 3: and all they did they kept putting it off and
Speaker 3: putting it off. Maybe it was weather related. I don't know,
Speaker 3: nor do I care, because she gave them that twenty
Speaker 3: five hundred in August and the house still and painted and.
Speaker 4: All they did was power wash.
Speaker 3: So I got one of our referral list members on
Speaker 3: Mark Schamansky, and one of the reasons I got Mark
Speaker 3: on he literally painted our house. His painter came out
Speaker 3: and did the exterior of our house. I remember they
Speaker 3: prepped it, they power washed it, and our house that
Speaker 3: had to be four or five years ago, Mark, it
Speaker 3: still looks brand new. One of the best paint jobs
Speaker 3: I have ever seen. And you know we live out
Speaker 3: in the woods. Man, we got pine needles, we get
Speaker 3: feet of snow. We're out in the woods, brother, and
Speaker 3: our house looks like you painted it yesterday. But here's
Speaker 3: my question, Mark, how much is it generally the power
Speaker 3: washing and prepping part, because all this company did was
Speaker 3: power wash prep it. They were supposed to come paint
Speaker 3: it the next day or so and never did. And
Speaker 3: then my follow up question is if you power wash
Speaker 3: and prep it, can you paint it in two weeks,
Speaker 3: three weeks or you got to paint it pretty damn quick.
Speaker 19: Well, it just really depends, Mark. I mean, if we
Speaker 19: had a lot of nasty weather which could get the
Speaker 19: siding dirty again or the surface dirty again, then yeah,
Speaker 19: you might need to repower wash it. But you know
Speaker 19: when they say prepped, did that mean they actually covered
Speaker 19: windows and things like that, Because if it's been months,
Speaker 19: all the resident left from the tape is gonna be
Speaker 19: stuck on the windows and everywhere else they know.
Speaker 3: I don't think, so I think, and I can't ask.
Speaker 3: And she told us it the last minute. We actually
Speaker 3: called during break to try to get these guys come
Speaker 3: on the air, and we we wanted them to get
Speaker 3: out there and get the work done and get this
Speaker 3: thing painted and get at least a time frame and
Speaker 3: when they're going to get it done, because they constantly
Speaker 3: are telling her we're going to get it done, but
Speaker 3: they never get it done. So then she goes, by
Speaker 3: the way, we already had it painted, so she had
Speaker 3: another painting company do it. So to answer your question,
Speaker 3: what I think is they came out simply powerwashed it.
Speaker 3: I don't think they had tape down. I don't think
Speaker 3: they prepped it like around the trim of the windows
Speaker 3: and stuff. I think they simply came out and power
Speaker 3: washed her house. And I have no idea the size
Speaker 3: of her house, but let's pretend it's your typical house.
Speaker 19: Yeah, just let's say an average you on three thousand
Speaker 19: square foot house. I mean, you know, you're talking seventy
Speaker 19: eight hundred bucks to powerwash it.
Speaker 3: So twenty five hundred because they gave twenty five hundred
Speaker 3: down and.
Speaker 4: I agree with her.
Speaker 3: Now, if all they did was power wash it, they're saying, oh,
Speaker 3: that's for office and the power washing is twenty five
Speaker 3: hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: That's just absurd, isn't it.
Speaker 7: Yes, it is.
Speaker 3: So if she what was her name again? It was
Speaker 3: it wasn't Yeah, it was Denise, Denise. If you're still listening,
Speaker 3: I want you to call back in. We do have
Speaker 3: a call into that company. When they call back, we're
Speaker 3: we're just gonna switch it up. They probably, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: they owe you about fifteen hundred bucks. They don't owe
Speaker 3: you the twenty five hundred dollars because they did power
Speaker 3: wash it. Although Mark arguably if they powerwashed it a
Speaker 3: month ago they live in monument.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you, in the last.
Speaker 3: Month we had more snow and no ve then we've
Speaker 3: ever had in November. I think record record amounts the snow.
Speaker 3: They would have probably had the power wash again, right.
Speaker 19: Oh probably, yeah, because then you get you just get
Speaker 19: dirt parwashed to get the dirt off the saite and
Speaker 19: of your building.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Also whatever, yeah, right, so.
Speaker 19: You have good adhesion when you're painting it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, get her if we ever information. She can't be
Speaker 3: afraid of me. And you know she told me something
Speaker 3: at the last second. We're trying to get it done.
Speaker 3: But anyhow, Mark, I appreciate you coming on man and
Speaker 3: anybody out there. Really you want the best paint job.
Speaker 3: And Mark doesn't do just paint by any means. They
Speaker 3: deciding decks, he does stucco, he does windows, doors, These
Speaker 3: guys do it all. In fact, they're coming out to
Speaker 3: our house pretty shortly to get some other work done.
Speaker 3: But the bottom line is, I mean, because we're talking paint,
Speaker 3: I can't say enough. Mark has had the same paint
Speaker 3: crew for how long? Mark, same guys.
Speaker 19: Well, we've been in business twenty five years now, and
Speaker 19: Omar has been with me for twenty two of.
Speaker 4: Those twenty two years.
Speaker 3: The same guys, I tell you, they come out, they
Speaker 3: put that tape everywhere. We have a kind of a
Speaker 3: tricolored house. One main color. He helped us pick out,
Speaker 3: helps Uzanne pick out the color, just the whole bit,
Speaker 3: and it still looks brand new all these years later.
Speaker 3: It's crazy, four or five years later, Mark, it looks
Speaker 3: like you guys did it. You and Omar not long ago.
Speaker 3: But you can call Mark up for any of the
Speaker 3: exterior stuff on your house three oh three, six seven
Speaker 3: nine eighty five oh nine.
Speaker 4: And I would love, and I mean.
Speaker 3: Love, love, love, love love for her to call back
Speaker 3: in so we can try to get her that fifteen
Speaker 3: hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: And Kelly, when.
Speaker 3: These guys call you, if they do and listeners they called,
Speaker 3: we still got an issue here. They want to keep
Speaker 3: her twenty five hundred bucks. They did seven hundred dollars
Speaker 3: worth of work arguably, So no matter what, I still
Speaker 3: don't like what's going on here. Okay, we have doctor Joeln.
Speaker 3: Deputy Dimitri just joined us deputy doc in studio as
Speaker 3: you heard, talking about health stuff with us. Now let's
Speaker 3: go to back to to Mark. Are they there this time?
Speaker 3: Oh that's right the RV storage hey man. So basically, yeah,
Speaker 3: I got you. You had an RV and you had
Speaker 3: it parked legally. Somehow the cops the cops toed it
Speaker 3: and you got arrested.
Speaker 7: Right, Yes, sir?
Speaker 3: What did you get arrested for? Daniel?
Speaker 7: They said they tried to pull me over, which I
Speaker 7: never saw no lights or heard no sirens or nothing
Speaker 7: in Denver. I never seen no police try to pull
Speaker 7: me over. They took me in jail for that.
Speaker 3: They didn't press say, Daniel, let's talk about that just
Speaker 3: for a second. So if you didn't see them, how
Speaker 3: did they eventually take you into custody today pulls in
Speaker 3: front of you.
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 7: No, they said that they put a tracking dart into
Speaker 7: my rv ID. I've never heard anything like that, but
Speaker 7: need to say. I was parked in Aurora. I was
Speaker 7: just kind of I was putting on a friend of
Speaker 7: mine to pull up. They give me a jail start
Speaker 7: at my battery had in bed. I was running my
Speaker 7: radios and when I got out the start, they surrounded
Speaker 7: me arrested me. Well, the bar was parked regally and
Speaker 7: I'd asked them please don't tell it everything I owned
Speaker 7: in there, but they I guess they towed it anyway.
Speaker 7: Now I've gotten I've gotten out. I've been trying to
Speaker 7: get ahold. I got a hold of police department. I
Speaker 7: have my bill brought it from a storage loot that
Speaker 7: went to court to get permission still because it was
Speaker 7: an abandoned vehicle. I have all the paperwork there.
Speaker 18: I pulled them up. I emailed in.
Speaker 7: The copies of all that to the police department, and
Speaker 7: they told me that that because I'm not the registered owner,
Speaker 7: that registered owner, they won't give me on information.
Speaker 3: I hold on, man, God no, God bless her, you
Speaker 3: would bind Jeez. I'm struggling to figure out where to
Speaker 3: even start here.
Speaker 4: So what happened?
Speaker 3: You got arrested?
Speaker 4: How did you get out?
Speaker 20: Uh?
Speaker 7: They dropped all the stargeant because there was no I
Speaker 7: never got pulled over. I mean, there was no getting
Speaker 7: pulled over. I don't know.
Speaker 3: At some point they put a tracking guard in and
Speaker 3: that is a real thing, a fleeing vehicle.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I guess so, but I mean they should have.
Speaker 7: I mean I figured you would see.
Speaker 4: Who owns this vehicle? Daniel, who owns it?
Speaker 16: Well?
Speaker 7: I bought, That's just it I do. I bought.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you don't have the title? Who who owns it?
Speaker 4: Who owns it?
Speaker 3: On paper?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I was like, well, okay, who'd you buy it from?
Speaker 4: Let's go to real basics. Who'd you buy it from?
Speaker 7: I bought it from the storage lot that had its
Speaker 7: stored that went the court because it was a band
Speaker 7: that got the paperwork for the courts or permission to
Speaker 7: sell it.
Speaker 3: Okay, So when you showed that paperwork to the ind
Speaker 3: pound yard. What did they say?
Speaker 7: They said that's not good enough, that I'm not the
Speaker 7: registered owner. They could give me no information on it.
Speaker 3: And that was it.
Speaker 4: And then what is it still sitting there right now?
Speaker 7: I don't know where it's at. I mean to get
Speaker 7: all everything.
Speaker 3: I want to look at paperwork you have on that RV.
Speaker 3: Can you get that to me? Can you take a
Speaker 3: picture of it with your phone and text it or
Speaker 3: email it?
Speaker 7: Yes? I sure can.
Speaker 3: I need to see what you have that says you
Speaker 3: own it, because if you don't have the proper proof
Speaker 3: that you own it, I'm not sure how the hell
Speaker 3: you get it out.
Speaker 7: I don't need it.
Speaker 4: I mean, how do you know it was legit?
Speaker 3: How do you know it was legit when you bought it?
Speaker 7: I went ahead and they told me to contact with
Speaker 7: miss Luise that I had on this on my bill
Speaker 7: of sale. It's a legal bill of sell.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, find this. Somebody that sold it to you
Speaker 4: said it's a legal bill of sale?
Speaker 3: Who cares?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 3: So what happens when you call these people?
Speaker 4: I don't even know what that means a legal bill
Speaker 4: of sale? I I don't know what that means.
Speaker 7: I have a pen. You don't have a pinckle ball.
Speaker 8: I have the pen, but a.
Speaker 17: Phone number down, Daniel, wouldn't he have bought it from
Speaker 17: a storage company? If the storage company is the one
Speaker 17: who it was an abandoned vehicle, then they would have
Speaker 17: acquired it.
Speaker 21: They would have had to have had all the paperwork.
Speaker 3: Then you would have bought it from them, Daniel.
Speaker 7: I did buy from them, and I got the bill
Speaker 7: of sell. They just didn't send in turned in for
Speaker 7: the title work.
Speaker 3: I guess when you called it, how much did you
Speaker 3: pay for it?
Speaker 7: I took twelve hundred dollars for the RV. But then
Speaker 7: how long ago was I one?
Speaker 3: When you call them, when you call the people you
Speaker 3: bought it from, what do they say?
Speaker 7: They said that they had went to court and got
Speaker 7: to get actual abandonment paperwork, that I had permission to
Speaker 7: sell it. They just did not register for the for
Speaker 7: the title that they sold it as to me, which I.
Speaker 4: Understood, so they skipped it.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what happened, guys. Here's what happened. They
Speaker 3: sold it as a salvage. You you bought it as
Speaker 3: a salvage. Here didn't even have to be a title
Speaker 3: with it. Basically, basically, you can't register it, you can't
Speaker 3: put it on the road. And you say it was
Speaker 3: illegally hold on. You said it was illegally towed. Well,
Speaker 3: I mean, if there's an abandoned vehicle that doesn't have
Speaker 3: plate for a registration on a public road, they're allowed
Speaker 3: to tow it.
Speaker 7: I can to stop me from my personal items out
Speaker 7: of it.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not saying any of that, man, I'm saying
Speaker 3: it wasn't illegally towed. You said it was. If you
Speaker 3: didn't have a registration, there's no owner for it. It
Speaker 3: was sold as salvage.
Speaker 4: It's not even supposed to be.
Speaker 5: On the road.
Speaker 7: Nothing that says nothing about salvage as it sold to
Speaker 7: me as it.
Speaker 3: You didn't even get a title though the title if
Speaker 3: they Okay, listen, I don't want to argue that here.
Speaker 4: Here's all I want to do is try to help you.
Speaker 3: What is my goal today with you, for you to
Speaker 3: get your items out of it?
Speaker 4: Is that what we're looking to do. Give me something
Speaker 4: that's reasonable.
Speaker 7: All I want, that's all I really want, is the item.
Speaker 7: And I don't even want to if I can't get
Speaker 7: it but I'll take my eye. Got over fifteen thousand
Speaker 7: dollars worth of tools in there, every own everything I
Speaker 7: belong here?
Speaker 4: What storage locks it in?
Speaker 7: They won't tell me, Well.
Speaker 4: They won't tell you.
Speaker 7: They won't even get me the information worth.
Speaker 3: Daniel, I swear to god, am I nuts?
Speaker 7: People?
Speaker 3: Did he not say that he went to try to
Speaker 3: get it out? And if you went to try to
Speaker 3: get it out, where the hell do you go if
Speaker 3: you don't know where it is?
Speaker 7: To your police apartment? I went to.
Speaker 3: Are they saying it's stolen? Are you going to throw
Speaker 3: in another curve.
Speaker 7: Ball at all? Not at all? No? And there's no curve.
Speaker 3: Balls here, Deputy d Do you even want to take
Speaker 3: a stab at this.
Speaker 15: Us?
Speaker 22: If you can, please email us all the paperwork you
Speaker 22: have when you purchased this RV and then the police
Speaker 22: report that reflects the police report.
Speaker 7: But I do have the bill of sell that.
Speaker 3: Well, we definitely need the police report showing that it
Speaker 3: was towed and impounded somewhere.
Speaker 5: Do you have a ticket or anything?
Speaker 7: Did they give you a ticket? They don't. I believe
Speaker 7: it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Here's here's the problem.
Speaker 3: No matter what what we say, there's no answer.
Speaker 4: No, matter what I say, there's no answer with you.
Speaker 18: They I just want to know where it was tod too,
Speaker 18: so I could get But apparently they.
Speaker 3: Don't even think it's yours. They're not going to tell
Speaker 3: you where my car was towed either.
Speaker 7: Well, I have the bill of sell for it.
Speaker 3: Okay, I want to before we do anything, Dmitri, before
Speaker 3: we do a damn thing. I want to see what
Speaker 3: the bill of sale. I want to figure out who
Speaker 3: he bought it from. Then you make a call to
Speaker 3: who he bought it from and figure out what the
Speaker 3: hell's going on.
Speaker 22: Yeah, it would also be nice to know which towing
Speaker 22: company hold it away, because I can.
Speaker 3: Call this I get watch this, I guarantee it.
Speaker 21: Watch this.
Speaker 4: Who towed it? What towing company?
Speaker 7: I don't, It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Ask him when not watch this. I'm gonna play a
Speaker 4: game here.
Speaker 22: Ask any questions. Give me, ask him any questions. Okay, here,
Speaker 22: here's one. Give us the policeman's name that arrested you.
Speaker 22: What cop arrested you?
Speaker 3: Who was it?
Speaker 7: I have?
Speaker 4: That's what I thought.
Speaker 3: See, it doesn't matter what I say. It doesn't matter
Speaker 3: what this. Hey, what color shoes do you have on
Speaker 3: right now?
Speaker 18: For shoes I have on white.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five three zero three Martino. If you've been ripped
Speaker 3: off or taken advantage of, I want to hear from you.
Speaker 3: Check your email.
Speaker 4: Oh did we get it?
Speaker 3: So Daniel sent the let's look at the send it
Speaker 3: over to Dmitri two because he's going to be.
Speaker 6: Making there both. Everybody has it.
Speaker 3: Everybody but he has a bill of sale sure enough
Speaker 3: National r V. My god, this is a little hard
Speaker 3: to read. Let me zoom in on this dated six
Speaker 3: of October twenty twenty four. I, the seller, do sell
Speaker 3: the above describe vehicle to the buyer in the amount shown,
Speaker 3: certified all the information It's true, accurate to the best
Speaker 3: of my knowledge, I understand there is no guarantee warranty
Speaker 3: express implied respect to the above describe property. The stated
Speaker 3: equipment is sold as is. It's definitely nothing on here.
Speaker 3: It doesn't look like an auction sale mark. It looks
Speaker 3: like a private sale.
Speaker 4: It is from this company, Elos Phillips.
Speaker 3: Who is Adlam Elouise? Who is this Eloise? Who is this?
Speaker 5: She probably is the representative of the storage yard.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm asking him who is it?
Speaker 7: Yeah? She she is right next to the sworderry. I
Speaker 7: think she owns it. Who'sh a lady?
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, Wait a second. Here she lives next
Speaker 3: door to the storage yard.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she owns the I think she owns all of
Speaker 7: it there.
Speaker 3: I'm not really so she she owns the storageyard and
Speaker 3: lives next to it. Yes, Okay, And have you talked
Speaker 3: to her?
Speaker 7: I've been trying to call her by just good voicemail.
Speaker 3: I wonder, but I have.
Speaker 7: Talked to but the people that she had to handle
Speaker 7: in it, I talked to the gentleman, and he's like, well,
Speaker 7: I mean, and he's the one who gave me your number.
Speaker 5: His name appears on the receipt or in the bill
Speaker 5: of sale.
Speaker 7: But I don't know my partner that was with me
Speaker 7: we bought it. That was a partner of mine that
Speaker 7: we bought it together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's what a what a crazy story? Is that
Speaker 3: the phone number for her at the bottom, that's the
Speaker 3: number you call, Hey, Kelly, try to try to reach
Speaker 3: out to that number. And you you already have this,
Speaker 3: right Tometri. I mean, we we've got something to go
Speaker 3: on here, at least, you.
Speaker 7: Know, sir, I understand, you know I probably should have No.
Speaker 3: I know you want your tools out of it. What
Speaker 3: kind of tools are they? By the way, what are
Speaker 3: we talking about.
Speaker 7: I've got probably four thousand dollars in Milwaukee carpenter tools.
Speaker 7: I hope they didn't fifteen thousand dollars and mechanic tools.
Speaker 4: I hope they didn't take that stuff.
Speaker 5: Dude, the yard stole it.
Speaker 3: How long?
Speaker 4: How long has it been sitting at that yard.
Speaker 7: Since November twelfth or wherever it's at November twelve, so
Speaker 7: thirty days?
Speaker 5: Do you have any paperwork from the police department.
Speaker 7: I had nothing, survey. I actually I don't have nothing.
Speaker 7: I just now recently have gotten out of the poke.
Speaker 7: I didn't even get no tickets for that.
Speaker 4: How long were you in for?
Speaker 7: Just for twenty two days?
Speaker 4: Well you said they dropped everything.
Speaker 7: Right, they did over there, but I had to come
Speaker 7: to Missouri and handle I missed the court ate here.
Speaker 7: I had some tickets and they brought me back here.
Speaker 4: So where are you at now?
Speaker 7: As the city out on the streets trying to get
Speaker 7: home and I've been trying to get a hold. I
Speaker 7: have a friend of mine in Denver that's got the
Speaker 7: money to get the rv OL and I'm heading back there.
Speaker 7: I'm getting on a bus tomorrow to come back.
Speaker 5: It's just horrible.
Speaker 3: I mean, this guy talk about down and out. He's
Speaker 3: like he's like a dog running around getting kicked everywhere.
Speaker 22: Hey, man, here's something that's important that you can actually get.
Speaker 22: If you call the police department, tell them when you
Speaker 22: got arrested. Just get us a case number. They will
Speaker 22: give you a case.
Speaker 4: Was it Denver, Aurora?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're right, Denver arrested me. But Aurora that had
Speaker 7: it where I've got actually it.
Speaker 3: Got okay, Well there's two things. Well, we just got
Speaker 3: to have a police report. We don't know who even
Speaker 3: a case number.
Speaker 22: Hey, either of those police departments will give you a
Speaker 22: case number if you call, tell them you got arrested
Speaker 22: on what date, and they'll give you a case number.
Speaker 3: You know, just because this guy did like every everything
Speaker 3: possibly wrong, you know, really, I mean, apparently he's running
Speaker 3: from the cops. They put the dart in there, they
Speaker 3: tracked him to Aurora. He was illegally parked. No matter
Speaker 3: what he says, he was illegally parked. He has no ownership,
Speaker 3: never registered it. But it doesn't mean they should keep
Speaker 3: his tools.
Speaker 22: Oh, I agree, And Daniel, get us the case number
Speaker 22: from one of those police departments, because somebody a starting point.
Speaker 5: I'll call the cops.
Speaker 22: I'll find out who took the RV where they took it,
Speaker 22: and then I'll call that place and find out where
Speaker 22: it is right now and if the tools are still
Speaker 22: in it, and.
Speaker 3: Then we'll try to figure out how to get him back.
Speaker 3: I mean, simple as that put. That's that's where we're
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Speaker 3: Three seven one three A two five five. Boy that
Speaker 3: Daniel what to buying? That's guy in man. He talked
Speaker 3: about Missouri. He was in jail. He was in jail
Speaker 3: either in Denver or Aurora. Doesn't know who arrested him.
Speaker 3: Is RV is RV got toad? He doesn't care about
Speaker 3: the RV. Dmitri's on it. We were talking during the break.
Speaker 3: If you go to a YouTube and type in Troubleshooter
Speaker 3: Network you can actually watch us during the breaks. But Dmitrie,
Speaker 3: I do want to have this conversation on air, so
Speaker 3: I agree. Having that bill of sale is something you
Speaker 3: saw the bill of sale people on YouTube. We just
Speaker 3: weren't able to put it up today a picture of it.
Speaker 3: But basically it's a piece of paper, probably printed out
Speaker 3: from a home computer. It's got the handwritten VIN number,
Speaker 3: it's got the names of the seller and the buyers
Speaker 3: to buyers, and I guess signature is at the bottom.
Speaker 4: That's pretty much it.
Speaker 3: And of course the description of the RV is little
Speaker 3: of a description. It is my only point is, if
Speaker 3: you own a salvage yard or a impound lot and
Speaker 3: someone comes to you with a piece of paper like
Speaker 3: that and that's the only thing they have showing any
Speaker 3: kind of ownership, there's no way they're going to let
Speaker 3: him into that vehicle to take stuff. I could write
Speaker 3: that bill of sale up in ten seconds saying I
Speaker 3: bought doctor Joel's vehicle, and if it ever got towed,
Speaker 3: that means I could show up and grab his radar
Speaker 3: detector and whatever he had in there. They simply don't
Speaker 3: allow people to do it. I agree, though it's a
Speaker 3: starting point. But I'm telling you, when your vehicle is
Speaker 3: towed by the cops, I think you got to have
Speaker 3: a registration. I'm sure there's ways around it, because people
Speaker 3: definitely get vehicles toad that aren't registered to the proper
Speaker 3: owner that had been sold. I don't know what that
Speaker 3: is though, to get around that.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I don't either, And I'm interested in seeing what
Speaker 22: the police or the impound yard say when he presents
Speaker 22: them with his bill of sale solely for the purpose
Speaker 22: of accessing his personal property. But I think there's another
Speaker 22: issue which is probably less important to our caller. He's
Speaker 22: not trying to take possession of the of the rv A.
Speaker 22: It doesn't run, there's nothing he can do with it, right,
Speaker 22: But the point is that the yard that sold it
Speaker 22: to him should also have provided him with a title.
Speaker 5: There's a thing called warranty of title.
Speaker 22: Oh, you're talking about a single thing you buy and sell,
Speaker 22: not just our v the storage lot. Yeah, the storage lot.
Speaker 22: And it looks like the storage lot didn't do.
Speaker 4: It well arguably.
Speaker 3: I don't know looking at that bill of sale, if
Speaker 3: it's necessarily an automotive bill of sale, meaning it's almost
Speaker 3: like buying a crush call. I don't know if they
Speaker 3: actually I don't know if they sold them a vehicle
Speaker 3: or a description of a vehicle.
Speaker 4: Does that makes sense?
Speaker 22: It is my understanding that you cannot buy a vehicle
Speaker 22: unless somebody also provides you with a certificate of title.
Speaker 3: Well not if they can't do it. I mean you
Speaker 3: can buy. You can buy a vehicle without getting a
Speaker 3: title all day long.
Speaker 22: You know, whether or not you cant yours, you're not
Speaker 22: gonna be able to retire. Yeah, whether or not you
Speaker 22: can register and use it?
Speaker 8: Is there a fin number on the there is? That's
Speaker 8: a pretty so.
Speaker 5: I tried to buy.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing with the ven number being an RV,
Speaker 3: I don't even know if that's a chassis vin or
Speaker 3: if that's the house then, honest to god, I have
Speaker 3: no idea what it is.
Speaker 5: Might be the body ID number here, we'll just look at.
Speaker 8: Eves so we can get his tools.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, and that's the main goal. What I'm
Speaker 3: afraid of. What I'm afraid of guys, is that they're
Speaker 3: going to say, Okay, here's the steps you have to do.
Speaker 4: In order to prove ownership.
Speaker 3: And I don't know what those steps are, but my
Speaker 3: assumption is this guy's got three dollars and forty eight cents,
Speaker 3: so that might be a problem, and maybe we can
Speaker 3: get involved and help them with them.
Speaker 22: I'm not optimistic, but I'm really looking forward to seeing
Speaker 22: what this price is going to be.
Speaker 3: This won't be the first one you have like this,
Speaker 3: I guarantee it. This call is not every day, but
Speaker 3: it happens quite a bit. And then here's the thing
Speaker 3: about Denver. Denver, Well, they're not going to sell this thing.
Speaker 3: But I'm telling you, Denver, if they hold that vehicle
Speaker 3: long enough and no one picks it up, they'll sell it.
Speaker 3: They'll auction it off and you'll never see your vehicle again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they do that all the time.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 22: They will get a title, right, well, they'll get it
Speaker 22: in from the state.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then they'll sell it.
Speaker 3: They make one phone call, they get the title, they'll
Speaker 3: sell the tools, they'll sell anything of value out of there.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's kind of insane for such a liberal city.
Speaker 3: They sure like grabbing poor people's cars and selling them.
Speaker 3: And that's just a fact.
Speaker 7: Jack.
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Speaker 3: Doc sitting next to me.
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Speaker 20: one hundred dollars a month. This month I got my subscription.
Speaker 20: They took the money out.
Speaker 16: I never got any product.
Speaker 3: What did they use? Well, hold on a second, I
Speaker 3: want to know how that kind of worked. You paid
Speaker 3: them one hundred bucks a month, and you would receive
Speaker 3: one shipment a month, generally on what like the first
Speaker 3: week of the month.
Speaker 20: What they take it out on the second of the month,
Speaker 20: and by the sixth of the month.
Speaker 3: I have the product, okay, and that product is good
Speaker 3: for a month? Basically, yes? And is it Barbara, just
Speaker 3: focus on me. Is it one product or multiple products?
Speaker 16: It's six products?
Speaker 3: Now those six products, this part's really important. None of
Speaker 3: them showed up this month, or just a couple of
Speaker 3: them like they were out of.
Speaker 20: Some No, none of them.
Speaker 3: When you call them, Barbara, what do they say or
Speaker 3: if you email them, however you have contacted them, what
Speaker 3: did they say.
Speaker 20: Okay, they don't answer emails when you call. It's either
Speaker 20: automatically disconnected or they say the mailboxes are full.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you Oh this sounds horrible. This sounds
Speaker 3: like they're out. First thing I want you to do, Barbara,
Speaker 3: almost instantly, is call up your credit card company and
Speaker 3: tell them these guys I would call it. Listen, this
Speaker 3: is very important. You call them up and tell them
Speaker 3: these guys went out of business. That these guys went
Speaker 3: out of business. Their phone goes right to a business signal.
Speaker 3: No emails anymore, there's no way to get in touch
Speaker 3: with them. They haven't shipped any product whatsoever. To me,
Speaker 3: don't That's about as far down that rabbit hole as
Speaker 3: I want you to go. I want you to be
Speaker 3: actually more clear than that. I want you to say
Speaker 3: they're out of business. I need you to give me
Speaker 3: that one hundred dollars back. But hold on, there's more
Speaker 3: I want to talk about with you and Kelly. I
Speaker 3: want to make a call over to Panasee and verify
Speaker 3: their phone numbers not working in whatever she's saying, because
Speaker 3: this is not a good deal whatsoever. We're going to
Speaker 3: get to the bottom of that, and also to the
Speaker 3: bottom with a plumbing issue and the rest of you
Speaker 3: hold on is well.
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Speaker 3: Doc all right, Yeah, you'll see it. That's our channel.
Speaker 3: Then you go to the channel, you'll see the live stream.
Speaker 3: Now we've got a guest in studio. Then I promise
Speaker 3: I'm going to jump back to the phones. I did
Speaker 3: talk to Panacea over the break. Panacea is a company
Speaker 3: we used to represent. They actually sell gummies, you know,
Speaker 3: not necessarily THC. Actually, I'm not sure all their products
Speaker 3: right now. To be honest, I don't know what they
Speaker 3: sell because we have an advertised for them. When we
Speaker 3: did it was mostly CBD. And I'll tell you, we
Speaker 3: have never got so many great things said about a product.
Speaker 3: And I talked to Jamie, who was a doctor they
Speaker 3: employed back then. He never works for the company, but
Speaker 3: he gave me some great information that I'm going to
Speaker 3: share with Barbara in a second. But speaking of doctors,
Speaker 3: doctor Joel with Denver Region is in studio and I
Speaker 3: do want to talk to him. This is very important stuff. Listen,
Speaker 3: you know, people that listen to the show, you know,
Speaker 3: we weave in and out of topics and we have guests,
Speaker 3: and I love when doctor Joels and they do numerous
Speaker 3: things at Denver Region, but the one I'm fascinated with
Speaker 3: is this new diet drug. You see it advertised on
Speaker 3: TV everywhere, and it's so remarkable that it's hard to
Speaker 3: believe it actually has very little side effects, as that correct, doc. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean it's hard to believe, like, out of one
Speaker 3: hundred patients, how many people have side effects to the
Speaker 3: point where they're not gonna they simply won't take it anymore.
Speaker 4: Do you have a number like that few?
Speaker 6: Maybe one in twenty or thirty that's it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you're talking two three percent tops, And
Speaker 3: what are those side effects? If someone the main side
Speaker 3: effects you see where someone would want to get off
Speaker 3: of the.
Speaker 6: Drug, Constipation and diarrhea seem to be the primary ones,
Speaker 6: but those are typically managed with over the countermedications or
Speaker 6: they'll go away after a week or two.
Speaker 3: And then when we talk about this drug, we know
Speaker 3: there's other health benefits to it. What are the two
Speaker 3: I know the brand names ozempic and what a zempic.
Speaker 6: And will go here what some megleotide is and then
Speaker 6: there zepetide branded terzeppetide is manduro mondurro.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And when we talk about how they work in
Speaker 3: a very layman way, my understanding is they slow down
Speaker 3: the digestive system. So therefore, when you do eat, you
Speaker 3: pretty much feel full, a lot quicker, and for a
Speaker 3: lot longer.
Speaker 6: Well, what it is, what a glp one is, and
Speaker 6: that's the class that these drugs are both in. It's
Speaker 6: a peptide and it's a It's a protein peptide that
Speaker 6: mimics your body's own protein peptide that tells your body
Speaker 6: that you're full and you don't need to eat anymore.
Speaker 3: So when I eat right now, because I'm not on
Speaker 3: any drugs, and I sit down for Thanksgiving or something,
Speaker 3: and you start feeling full, that's my body releasing these peptides.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's a glucagon like protein, and that's basically a
Speaker 6: message going to my brain saying you're full. Correct.
Speaker 3: So if you didn't release those literally, you would eat
Speaker 3: to your stomach could burst. Theoretically, yeh, theoretically, yeah. So
Speaker 3: what these drugs do is mimic that. So even when
Speaker 3: you're not eating, you're not full, they're constantly sending that
Speaker 3: signal to your brain that you're not hungry.
Speaker 6: Yes, what I hear patients report is that when they
Speaker 6: do eat, they do get hungry, and when they eat,
Speaker 6: they just feel full. A lot faster, So the portion
Speaker 6: sizes are a lot smaller because they're done, they're finished eating.
Speaker 6: The signal that their brain receives that they've eaten enough
Speaker 6: food happens a lot quicker than it would otherwise happen.
Speaker 3: So it's so odd because I usually do a crash
Speaker 3: diet come January February, as we talked about the first
Speaker 3: where I'll have, you know, pretty much zerocar, no alcohol,
Speaker 3: and I'll just go into I'll just go into this zone.
Speaker 3: I mean, simple as that. What's curious, though, is when
Speaker 3: you do either intermittent fast eat once a day, which
Speaker 3: Susanna and I have done for you know, quite a
Speaker 3: long time, not religiously lately, but there was a couple
Speaker 3: of years we only ate once a day, you do
Speaker 3: get hungry. Eventually you don't eventually you get used to it,
Speaker 3: but you do get those hunger pains sometimes. And if
Speaker 3: you do a three or four day fast, oh my god,
Speaker 3: you know, day two or three you're starving. But then
Speaker 3: typically even that goes away. But it's weird thinking that
Speaker 3: if you're on this drug that simply really won't happen.
Speaker 6: A lot of patients report that, you know, they have
Speaker 6: cravings for meals three times a day, and once they're
Speaker 6: on the drug, they only have cravings for a meal
Speaker 6: once a day, once a day, and they're perfectly satiated,
Speaker 6: they're full.
Speaker 3: So really, how the diet works more than anything when
Speaker 3: you're on the medication. Forget the other benefits, we'll talk
Speaker 3: about that, but the diet works because you're simply not
Speaker 3: as hungry.
Speaker 4: You don't have the need to stuff your pile.
Speaker 6: That's correct.
Speaker 4: It's pretty remarkable. I mean, it really is.
Speaker 3: And what's really great about Denver REGI and I want
Speaker 3: everybody listening to think about this. We see it advertised.
Speaker 3: Maybe you've gone out, maybe your spouse, maybe your son
Speaker 3: or daughter, somebody you know has gone out and talked
Speaker 3: to their primary care provider, their insurance company. And typically
Speaker 3: the only way you can get on this stuff through
Speaker 3: health insurance, at least as of this second. I think
Speaker 3: some things might be changing. But is if you're diabetic,
Speaker 3: is that correct? I'm talking in general.
Speaker 6: Yes, in general, these are originally approved as diabetes drugs.
Speaker 3: So if you go in and you're overweight and don't
Speaker 3: have diabetes, you're just not going to get coverage.
Speaker 6: Well, that's not necessarily true if you are, if you
Speaker 6: are morbidly obese.
Speaker 3: Well okay, but i'm talking someone that's wanting to lose
Speaker 3: forty pounds.
Speaker 6: You're not going to qualify.
Speaker 3: You're simply not and that could sit and that could
Speaker 3: cost you out of pocket thousands of dollars a month.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, even when it is, you're still talking upwards
Speaker 6: of about one thousand dollars a month to op.
Speaker 8: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So even if you do have coverage, you're still going
Speaker 3: to be You're out of pocket. Could be a thousand bucks,
Speaker 3: it could be. Yes, well that's ridiculous. So what these
Speaker 3: guys did, and this is the part where the businessman
Speaker 3: and doctor Joel comes out. You know, we always kid doctors.
Speaker 3: In fact, Deputy Doc can probably attest to this. You
Speaker 3: had a business manager when you ran your practice, right, absolutely, yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean people say, you know, doctors, mechanics, lawyers, they're
Speaker 3: not the business managers. They're the physicians. They're the people
Speaker 3: you go to.
Speaker 8: I just listened to my staff. They told me where
Speaker 8: to go and what to do, and I just follow
Speaker 8: their advice.
Speaker 3: So were Doctor Joel's very interesting to me, and I've
Speaker 3: known him for a long time. In different endeavors and stuff.
Speaker 3: But what's really cool about him, he's got a business sense.
Speaker 3: Not only is he a doctor, but he's got this
Speaker 3: business sense. He went out and correct me if I
Speaker 3: say something wrong, Doc, But you went out and you
Speaker 3: created a relationship before about anybody with what's re referred
Speaker 3: to as a compounding pharmacy. This compounding pharmacy takes the
Speaker 3: active ingredients in these name brand medications and make them
Speaker 3: to your specifications. They literally make the medication with the
Speaker 3: same ingredients, well you might have other ingredients in there,
Speaker 3: but with the same active or main ingredient as these drugs.
Speaker 6: Right right. It's several compounding pharmacies that we work with,
Speaker 6: and that's because we can get different dosages from different pharmacies.
Speaker 6: We can get different types of combinations of drugs with
Speaker 6: different pharmacies. So for example, some of the pharmacies will
Speaker 6: add vitamin B twelve to their compound, which just adds
Speaker 6: to the weight loss effect of the compound. It actually
Speaker 6: makes it better than the branded name.
Speaker 3: But that's one of the ways too, And I want
Speaker 3: you to pull your skirt up a little bit. That's
Speaker 3: one of the ways of getting around spending all that
Speaker 3: money on the name brand because literally, you're creating a
Speaker 3: new drug.
Speaker 6: Right, Well, there's two factors not you, but to the
Speaker 6: pharmacy allow us to get around the brand naming. One
Speaker 6: is that they'll compound it with vitamin B twelve, so
Speaker 6: it actually counts as a different drug. And another is
Speaker 6: that we custom tailor the dosing instructions. So if what
Speaker 6: we're asking the dosing to be is different than what
Speaker 6: the standard dosing is on the branded medications and the compounding,
Speaker 6: pharmacies allowed to make that specifically for each patient.
Speaker 3: Got it, So, and then that's it. But here's the
Speaker 3: part we talked about pricing, even through insurance being up
Speaker 3: to one thousand. These guys do it. There's no joke here.
Speaker 3: I think you do the first two months or first three?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 6: We charge the first two months. But it's two ninety
Speaker 6: five a month.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's two hundred and ninety five bucks a month.
Speaker 3: I mean there's no one doing it. You can call
Speaker 3: the commercials on TV, you can call anybody else. Two
Speaker 3: hundred and ninety five bucks a month. That includes everything,
Speaker 3: the initial consultation, the actual prescription, the medication, the the
Speaker 3: how to. This is everything, right, and you can even
Speaker 3: do it by zoom. We do most of our almost everything,
Speaker 3: guy zoom. Can you do out of Colorado? For other people,
Speaker 3: people that are listening around the country on the podcast?
Speaker 6: For most states, yes, uh, there's a few states that
Speaker 6: the compound your farm Russ, You're right, but like California
Speaker 6: is one that we so.
Speaker 3: Put someone listening in Wyoming. No problem, no problem at all.
Speaker 3: See and I love that. But folks, listen, this isn't
Speaker 3: like an introductory offer. It's to undred ninety five bucks
Speaker 3: a month. They get two months up front when you start.
Speaker 3: That's you know, you have the consultation, they have out
Speaker 3: of pocket, they have all this stuff. Then they ship
Speaker 3: the medication to you and that's it. They charge you, guys,
Speaker 3: to a hundred and ninety five bucks a month for
Speaker 3: as long as you want to be on it. And
Speaker 3: most people then I gotta go to break. I gotta
Speaker 3: go to these calls. But honestly, most people are seeing
Speaker 3: what up to a thirty percent reduction and wait over
Speaker 3: three months.
Speaker 6: Over three months, up to a thirty percent that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean the results are phenomenal. There really is
Speaker 3: nothing like this stuff, No, not that I know of.
Speaker 3: And what are the other benefits? Real quick? You told
Speaker 3: me it's good for your heart. What does that mean?
Speaker 6: Well, I mean you know lowering your blood sugar is
Speaker 6: good for your heart, for your art.
Speaker 3: I got you. And then that goes back to where
Speaker 3: these were created for diabetes or diabetics. I get it.
Speaker 3: This stuff is just it's unbelievable to me. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of people out there. I'm going to bring Dragon
Speaker 3: in real quick. Dragon, you were very much overweight at
Speaker 3: one point. I hope I'm not.
Speaker 21: Nope, that's no secret.
Speaker 4: It's no secret.
Speaker 3: What were you? How much did you weigh? Over three
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty pounds? He weighed three hundred and fifty pounds.
Speaker 3: What do you weigh now?
Speaker 21: Just under two hundred?
Speaker 3: How long did it take you to lose one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty pounds the first time? If you will, about
Speaker 3: a year? Do you think a year? And listen to
Speaker 3: how he did it? And I got to say something
Speaker 3: about Dragon. He's a beast. It is the hardest thing
Speaker 3: I ever heard. Every single day of his life, he
Speaker 3: does a half hour at least half hour. You can
Speaker 3: watch him. I want everybody to see what I'm talking about.
Speaker 7: Where is it.
Speaker 3: Where is it? Dragon?
Speaker 21: Instagram? YouTube, Facebook, just at Dragon red Beard.
Speaker 4: At Dragon red Beard. Gee, I wonder where.
Speaker 5: He got you?
Speaker 3: Ba Mark? I think him every single day he will
Speaker 3: post a video of him working out for a half hour.
Speaker 3: That's how he lost the weight along with Dye. He
Speaker 3: hasn't missed a day in how many years?
Speaker 21: Four and a half?
Speaker 3: Yeah, not one day and it took him a year
Speaker 3: and a half. Here's my thing. Most of us aren't Dragon. Seriously, Dragon,
Speaker 3: I'm not kidding. I don't know anybody else for four
Speaker 3: and a half years. That is literally not only said
Speaker 3: they worked out, but have the freaking video to prove it.
Speaker 21: I've got the receipts.
Speaker 3: How do you feel, and this is where I'm going
Speaker 3: into this, how do you feel about this medication that
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, somebody like me that wants to
Speaker 3: drop forty pounds I can go out and in three
Speaker 3: months I probably dropped.
Speaker 4: The forty pounds.
Speaker 21: If it'll work for you, go for it. Okay, That's
Speaker 21: what I got to say. As simple as that, I
Speaker 21: like it.
Speaker 3: I mean to me, it sounds like I said, Doc.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say cheating because there's other he
Speaker 3: there's health benefits to it. I mean, it's not like
Speaker 3: it's a bad thing, but it's like nothing like this
Speaker 3: worked before. She remember people used to take those pills
Speaker 3: and they'd end up blowing their heart out and they
Speaker 3: pulled them off the market, those old diefense Right. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, but this stuff's been around forever. There's really
Speaker 3: no negatives to it.
Speaker 6: Well, it's a part of a class of drugs referred
Speaker 6: to as peptides, which mimic your body's own chemical signals.
Speaker 6: So you're not putting something in your body that's it's
Speaker 6: not already there, that that's artificial.
Speaker 3: What are those pellets we take sues hand? Oh the
Speaker 3: uh oh, it just escapes me. The hormoneosoneet it's a testosterone.
Speaker 4: It's a natural thing your body does.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's really the testosterone we take is the
Speaker 3: same thing our bodies produce.
Speaker 6: It's bioidentical. It's a bioidentical drug, and that's what these
Speaker 6: peptides are.
Speaker 4: Correct, that's incredible.
Speaker 3: Listen, anybody out there you want more info or any
Speaker 3: questions for doc, please give them a call. But it's
Speaker 3: Denver Region dot com, Denverregen dot com. Two ninety five
Speaker 3: you're not going to get a better deal. I have
Speaker 3: to take a break and I apologize Wes Barber Ken Dwane,
Speaker 3: We got full lines. I really want to get that
Speaker 3: information out and I mean that. I mean that guys.
Speaker 3: I mean he's an endorsement client and doctor Joel's a
Speaker 3: great guy, and we do advertising. But this time of
Speaker 3: year there are so many people that start thinking about
Speaker 3: weight loss, and you really want to make that difference.
Speaker 3: Coming in January, maybe you say you're gonna do it
Speaker 3: every year. Just give these guys a call, get the
Speaker 3: free consultation, talk to them and let me know first hand.
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Speaker 3: You've been ordering from Pantasa Life for years and years.
Speaker 3: You love the product. They take one hundred bucks out
Speaker 3: of your account every month. They send you six different
Speaker 3: products that are good for a month. Last month or
Speaker 3: this month. I should say they took the money out,
Speaker 3: but sure enough, you haven't got any of the products.
Speaker 3: You try to call over there and you don't get anybody,
Speaker 3: and you try to email, you don't get any response.
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Speaker 3: and she's gonna talk to you off air, Suzanne, or
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Kelly's gonna get your information off air and
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Speaker 3: gets out to you. And on top of that, I'm
Speaker 3: going to tell them to throw in something. You want
Speaker 3: some of those gummies to get you high as hell.
Speaker 8: Or what I do.
Speaker 18: Get the gummies. They're awesome.
Speaker 3: I was not looking. I was not expecting that.
Speaker 4: I was not expecting.
Speaker 3: That at all. Okay, Barbara, I like you. Barbara's you
Speaker 3: got a tied diye T shirt you wear. What's going
Speaker 3: on here, Barbara, Well, I'll.
Speaker 20: Say I'm eighty two, but I'm a classy, asty grandma.
Speaker 4: You sound very active. That's very cool, brother.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you liked that, and I'm glad you called
Speaker 3: and you follow up with me directly. You don't see
Speaker 3: that product. I don't know what in a few business days.
Speaker 3: Maybe they'll overnight it. That'd be pretty cool for it.
Speaker 3: But we're going to get to the bottom of this.
Speaker 3: But I want to hear from you when you get it. Okay,
Speaker 3: and hopefully, hopefully it's going to be really quick.
Speaker 20: Oh God, bless you dear, and marry Christmas to you
Speaker 20: and your staff.
Speaker 16: I just love your show. I watch it on YouTube.
Speaker 3: Oh very cool, Barbara. And you know we don't cuss
Speaker 3: behind the scenes, right, we're waving the lot. I love it,
Speaker 3: you know, I have some people. Thank you, Barbara. It's
Speaker 3: kind of funny, Doctor Joel. Have you ever watched this
Speaker 3: on YouTube when you're at home? Have you ever?
Speaker 6: I have once or twice.
Speaker 3: So it's a little I don't want to say X ray.
Speaker 3: It's not X ray, but it's a little R rated
Speaker 3: during the breaks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and what.
Speaker 3: Do you think of that? I'll usually have. I did
Speaker 3: a poll one time on YouTube. I said, should market
Speaker 3: time quick cussing? And it was ninety five percent. No,
Speaker 3: what are you crazy? We tune in to kind of
Speaker 3: hear the things you can talk about that you can't
Speaker 3: talk about over the airwaves and stuff. Would you agree
Speaker 3: with that?
Speaker 6: I would agree with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think a lot of people do tune
Speaker 3: in on YouTube just for that. For the life of me,
Speaker 3: I do not understand, though, Dragon, You've got to go
Speaker 3: through that FCC stuff all the time. Why. I know
Speaker 3: it's government. I know it's over the air. I took
Speaker 3: the same course as I had to take years and
Speaker 3: years ago that you have taken. What what I still
Speaker 3: don't get is why the government doesn't change Why on
Speaker 3: virtually any cable company, any podcast, anything, you can say
Speaker 3: whatever the hell you want for the most part, but
Speaker 3: they still haven't changed it over the air.
Speaker 4: Doesn't it seem a little silly?
Speaker 17: I agree, But the Internet has different rules and cable TV.
Speaker 21: You pay for it, so those have different rules.
Speaker 3: I get it, I know, but it's like so outdated.
Speaker 3: I feel like it's still a puritan society here.
Speaker 17: But it is fun to just, you know, walk up
Speaker 17: the line and not say something and you know, imply everything.
Speaker 17: So that's part what the fun that we have in
Speaker 17: the morning with Michael Brown. But yeah, you know it
Speaker 17: is it is kind of how many times have you
Speaker 17: had to bleep out Brown? I don't think that I have.
Speaker 7: Huh.
Speaker 3: I'd ask you how many times you had to bleep
Speaker 3: out me, but I don't want to hear the answer.
Speaker 8: And then you get around it by having a program.
Speaker 8: Nam Shi stret.
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Speaker 3: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 3: five five. Man, if you hadn't seen the pictures of Dragon,
Speaker 3: he put them up on her YouTube channel, go to
Speaker 3: YouTube dot com type and Troubleshooter Network.
Speaker 4: You can do it later on.
Speaker 3: You can see every show we've ever done, unless if unless,
Speaker 3: if the video's not working, which happens occasionally, but honestly,
Speaker 3: it's almost always there. But if you go there and
Speaker 3: you go to about the two hour and forty minute mark,
Speaker 3: two hour and forty minute mark, you're gonna see pictures
Speaker 3: of Dragon before and after.
Speaker 4: And man, did you get people talking on there?
Speaker 7: Dude?
Speaker 4: And it's really remarkable dragging.
Speaker 17: I hid it well on both sides when I was
Speaker 17: three hundred and fifty. I really didn't even Deputty was like, hey,
Speaker 17: you bore it well ish and even not with.
Speaker 3: That Where's Dave shirt? You look huge?
Speaker 7: Boy?
Speaker 21: That was it as a five X shirt and it
Speaker 21: was slight, slightly snugg.
Speaker 3: Was You're like, you're cholesterol and all that stuff just
Speaker 3: out of control.
Speaker 21: I honestly, I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I never you were so young you didn't care.
Speaker 9: I didn't.
Speaker 17: I didn't care. And if I didn't know, then it
Speaker 17: wasn't a problem.
Speaker 4: Well, of course not.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's no such thing as a problem if
Speaker 3: you don't know about it problem.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: We've been talking to.
Speaker 3: Doctor Joel Tcherdak today and it's kind of funny why
Speaker 3: I brought Dragon into it. Is Dragon a year and
Speaker 3: a half of hard work, exercising every single day, not eating,
Speaker 3: eating perfectly, and that's one way to do it. And
Speaker 3: I hate to say this, Dragon, there's a new way
Speaker 3: to do it, but I want to I want to
Speaker 3: throw this.
Speaker 4: At the doc.
Speaker 3: Not a lot of people lose the kind of weight
Speaker 3: Dragon did and keep it off for what five years? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the hard part. When people get off this. Let's
Speaker 3: say you hit your weight loss goal. Let's say you're
Speaker 3: three point fifty. Now let's take something more. Let's take
Speaker 3: something reasonable. Let's say you're a male and you're two
Speaker 3: forty to two fifty and you want to get down
Speaker 3: to that two hundred range, and you're on this medication
Speaker 3: for let's say six months and you get to your goal,
Speaker 3: or three months and you get to your goal. How
Speaker 3: many people are keeping it off without the medication at
Speaker 3: that time? I would assume it's keeping up the same habits.
Speaker 3: It's eating well, exercising, and not going back to the
Speaker 3: bad habits of stuff in your pie hole.
Speaker 6: Well, that's exactly correct. You know, people learn new habits
Speaker 6: of eating by force basically because of the drug, the medication,
Speaker 6: and then their bodies kind of get used to that,
Speaker 6: the eating habit, that eating habit.
Speaker 4: That's really where I was going.
Speaker 3: So when you get used to not being hungry hungry
Speaker 3: because of the way these medications work, and you're used
Speaker 3: to eating maybe once a day, or used to eating
Speaker 3: half the portions you used to, and you know you
Speaker 3: don't feel hungry. When you get off the medication, it's
Speaker 3: no longer going to be sending that signal to your brain.
Speaker 3: But isn't there just body memory or muscle memory that's
Speaker 3: going to kind of remember, you know, for the last
Speaker 3: six months, I've been only eating this much.
Speaker 6: We have a lot of patients that go off of
Speaker 6: it and stay off of it and stay off. We
Speaker 6: do have those patients that go on in and off
Speaker 6: of it intermittently like you would a diet.
Speaker 3: Is there any problem with that? I mean, and I'm
Speaker 3: talking health wise now, no, not at all. I mean
Speaker 3: it's not good when they get big again, but other
Speaker 3: than that, no.
Speaker 6: And then we have patients also who stay on a
Speaker 6: maintenance dose just to maintain where they are. And we
Speaker 6: can work with any type of they with any scenario.
Speaker 6: And let me just say, to Dragon, what he did
Speaker 6: was remarkable, I said, And I wouldn't. I wouldn't discourage
Speaker 6: anybody from attempting to lose weight in that manner. It's
Speaker 6: just that most people can't do with eactly.
Speaker 4: But what would be nice is you have that kickstart.
Speaker 3: Come January from Denver region and you get to that goal.
Speaker 3: Then it's much easier to maintain because you're not fighting.
Speaker 3: You're you're fighting keeping the weight off, not losing the weight, right, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, for real, that's the way. It's half the battle.
Speaker 3: In fact, it's probably more than half the battle. What
Speaker 3: was the hardest part for you, dragon, losing the weight
Speaker 3: or maintaining the weight?
Speaker 17: Waiting it was because I've been on the roller coaster
Speaker 17: diet's my entire life, So losing it, but I'd always
Speaker 17: gain it right back, so maintaining is very difficult. Now
Speaker 17: here's a question that might sound kind of silly for
Speaker 17: the doc. Here is that being that fat ass that
Speaker 17: I was for so long, you know, thirty plus years.
Speaker 17: I still daydream about food and eating constantly. But I
Speaker 17: know I'm on this regimen right now where you know,
Speaker 17: I eat a certain time, and I eat so much
Speaker 17: at a certain time, and I as soon as I'm
Speaker 17: done eating, I am still thinking about more food. Now
Speaker 17: with these with these shots and everything that rewires your brain,
Speaker 17: so you're not.
Speaker 21: Thinking about food.
Speaker 5: Well, that's a good question.
Speaker 17: That'd be something that that's been somebody where I am
Speaker 17: can still use.
Speaker 6: That's what our patients are reporting to us, that they
Speaker 6: just don't feel those hunger cravings. They don't get with love,
Speaker 6: they don't get angry. Uh, they don't you know, feel
Speaker 6: those hunger pains like they did before. And so that's
Speaker 6: really the huge benefit.
Speaker 3: And you call them peptides.
Speaker 6: Peptides that they're they're in a class of drugs called peptides.
Speaker 3: God, I would be so curious, Dragon, if how often
Speaker 3: do you have dreams like that? Is it's just a constant.
Speaker 17: I just finished my lunch not long ago with the
Speaker 17: chicken and mushrooms, and I'm already thinking, all right, let's
Speaker 17: get to the next meal. The next feel is going
Speaker 17: to be some you know, chicken and rice.
Speaker 3: Like his perspective. Now here's a question, though, is that
Speaker 3: something let's say he wanted to do it? Is that
Speaker 3: something you guys would even do? Because he doesn't need
Speaker 3: a weight loss drug? I mean, how does that aspect work?
Speaker 3: Can you treat him for the mental?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well, I mean he has a history of obesity. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so that would be enough.
Speaker 3: That's okay, I got you. And once again, there's no
Speaker 3: there's no downside. If anything, if anything, he'd feel better,
Speaker 3: you feel better, God, Dragon, I would love that As
Speaker 3: a god.
Speaker 4: That would be amazing.
Speaker 3: I mean, I didn't realize you struggled with that.
Speaker 4: I honestly didn't.
Speaker 17: Moved to broad I can work out for the hour
Speaker 17: that's an hour out of the day, but the other
Speaker 17: seventeen eighteen hours a day that I'm awake, oh, give
Speaker 17: me some freaking food.
Speaker 3: It almost sounds like an alcoholic. They're just thinking, Okay,
Speaker 3: when's that next drink going to come? God, dang. I
Speaker 3: never would have thought after that many years of being
Speaker 3: the weight you are and keeping it off, that would
Speaker 3: still be.
Speaker 21: Love for that to go away.
Speaker 17: And if these shots are something that can help with that,
Speaker 17: then that's amazing.
Speaker 3: Forctor Joel, I would be so if that worked, it
Speaker 3: would be amazing.
Speaker 6: Well, that is how the drug works, so it should.
Speaker 4: There's no reason it wouldn't work.
Speaker 6: There's no reason I can think of that it wouldn't work.
Speaker 7: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: You know that's what our patients reports to us, that
Speaker 6: they don't have those cravings, that they don't feel the
Speaker 6: hunger pains.
Speaker 3: Two hundred and ninety five a month. How long does
Speaker 3: it take for them to start work and say someone
Speaker 3: calls you now, I mean and they do their first shot,
Speaker 3: let's say on a Saturday. When when do they actually
Speaker 3: start going, Wow, I'm not as hungry as I used
Speaker 3: to be.
Speaker 6: I would say, you know, seven to ten days. So
Speaker 6: a week, Yeah, and you do you really start noticing
Speaker 6: that you're hungry less, and then you're going to lose
Speaker 6: weight as a result of that. In the ensuing days,
Speaker 6: we might.
Speaker 4: Work something out.
Speaker 3: Dragon, If you're willing to be a little guinea pig there,
Speaker 3: we might figure something out. I'll twist some arms, sing
Speaker 3: some songs, do a little dance and stuff. Three oh
Speaker 3: three seven one three eight two five five. But seriously,
Speaker 3: if you've been thinking of losing that way, Denver region
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Speaker 3: a month. That includes everything, free consultation, no long term tracks.
Speaker 3: When you want out, you're out. I mean there's no
Speaker 3: bs here. You're either going to love the product and
Speaker 3: lose a ton of weight or you're gonna love the
Speaker 3: product and lose a ton of weight. Now let's go
Speaker 3: to Dwayne. Dwayne, what's going on? Actually, Dwayne, I am
Speaker 3: so sorry. Wes has been holding forever. I promise your next, Dwayne,
Speaker 3: and then Ernie hold tight, Hey, Wes, what's going on?
Speaker 16: Hey?
Speaker 7: Love the show?
Speaker 4: Mark, thank you, sir My call Yeah, make a.
Speaker 7: Long story shorts.
Speaker 24: I had a puny problem in my other bathroom. Okay,
Speaker 24: they come out and said, oh, you need your sewer replaced.
Speaker 24: And the whole line was like forty feet of the
Speaker 24: street or something. Yeah, and they said, I go ahead
Speaker 24: and run the water and I backfloa again.
Speaker 3: So wait a minute, did you.
Speaker 4: Hold on?
Speaker 3: Did you replace the entire sewer line? They did, and
Speaker 3: then it backflowed again after.
Speaker 24: That, it didn't fix the problem.
Speaker 3: All right, hold on, that's kind of hard to believe.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know. I mean, okay, well, we're
Speaker 3: just gonna have to dive into that.
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Speaker 3: Six is the Troubleshooter Show. Noo.
Speaker 4: Welcome my friends to the Only Shovins Kime.
Speaker 3: We're here to solve problems, answer questions, take complaints. For
Speaker 3: forty five years, over three hundred million dollars, and I
Speaker 3: hate to say this, it's a lot more than that.
Speaker 3: That's the amount we have actually tracked. I think this
Speaker 3: week alone we have probably got I don't even know
Speaker 3: how much, guys, I really don't a lot of freaking money.
Speaker 3: That's what we do. We get results. Hopefully we're going
Speaker 3: to get an affirmative on a Walmart result tomorrow. But
Speaker 3: I can already promise, and I'll take any bets on it,
Speaker 3: that Walmart gave that lady a five hundred and sixty
Speaker 3: dollars gift card. This poor woman, Doctor Joel. I don't
Speaker 3: know if you heard this, but God, this call came in.
Speaker 3: I think it was Tuesday. It was so sad. Seventy
Speaker 3: plus year old woman possibly some kind of mental issues. Yeah,
Speaker 3: dementia of some sort is in a Walmart. She's on
Speaker 3: a fixed budget social Security disability eleven twelve hundred bucks
Speaker 3: a month. My god, I don't even know how she
Speaker 3: lives off that. Hopefully the familys in and does other
Speaker 3: stuff for they must. I don't think you could live
Speaker 3: in Colorado for twelve in a month, But anyhow, she
Speaker 3: goes in to buy her groceries for the month. This
Speaker 3: woman walks up to her and says, you know, in tears,
Speaker 3: can you please help me? I can't feed my babies.
Speaker 3: I just need this formula and had some formula, And
Speaker 3: this poor old woman says, yes, I will help you
Speaker 3: remember fixed budget all this.
Speaker 4: But how do you say no?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: I mean, we're Americans, we don't say no to that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff. So it turns out the woman was
Speaker 3: a complete scam. She was putting other stuff into the
Speaker 3: woman's grocery cart in Walmart while they were going. So
Speaker 3: she was finishing her grocery shopping. She was going to
Speaker 3: pay for the formula. They get up there and she
Speaker 3: kind of keeps it's all on video. Walmart's seen the video.
Speaker 3: She keeps the woman occupied while the checker is checking
Speaker 3: out all this stuff, and she put in stuff like
Speaker 3: expensive medication the formula. Really, what they were doing was
Speaker 3: putting stuff in there that is ex defensive and small.
Speaker 3: And then I'm sure they would go to another Walmart
Speaker 3: with the receipt and return it for cash. They took
Speaker 3: her for five hundred and sixty dollars five hundred and
Speaker 3: sixty bucks. Originally, Walmart looked at it and said, yeah,
Speaker 3: they looked at the video and they actually told us
Speaker 3: when we reached out that or they told the woman
Speaker 3: that called the woman that got robbed, you know, basically
Speaker 3: that's what happened. She got robbed. She actually had a
Speaker 3: friend call or a friend heard the story and called.
Speaker 3: She went to the Walmart as well, and they pulled
Speaker 3: the video and said yes. Unfortunately, these gypsies are running
Speaker 3: around doing this at a lot of different Walmarts. That's
Speaker 3: the whole scam. It's not like just this one person.
Speaker 3: It's like it's like these gypsies are doing this now.
Speaker 3: It's nuts, and they're going after that age bracket, older people,
Speaker 3: and they just know where to pull those hearts strings.
Speaker 3: But Walmart's going to give them. They're going to that
Speaker 3: Walmart today. The store manager wanted to meet the woman
Speaker 3: and talk to the two in person, and I'm sure
Speaker 3: they're going to give her a gift card.
Speaker 5: Dmitri, Yeah, I can't imagine.
Speaker 22: The store manager would invite the victim and her friend
Speaker 22: over just to say, oh, so sorry, too bad, be
Speaker 22: more careful next time.
Speaker 3: There'd be no purpose in it. What are you gonna
Speaker 3: rub salt into that wound? Exactly, Bob, We're so sorry
Speaker 3: you lost five hundred and sixty.
Speaker 4: I want to see the video again.
Speaker 3: Okay, now those are they're good people there, Ernie, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna go to Oh no, Wes with Done Plumbing, and
Speaker 3: then Ernie, I'll come to you. Oh did West drop off?
Speaker 3: Oh dang it? If we can get them back Done Plumbing. Hey, Wes, listen.
Speaker 3: Done Plumbing is on our referral list. We have a
Speaker 3: direct connection to these guys. So if you want to
Speaker 3: send us some information offline or call back again, I'll
Speaker 3: be happy to talk to you. Whether people are on
Speaker 3: our referral list or not, we handle it the same way.
Speaker 4: Adam. You've got a question for the doctor, Joel.
Speaker 18: Yeah, Hey, guys, my wife earlier this year she tried
Speaker 18: through a different clinic the semiglue tide and they said
Speaker 18: that they ramped her up really slow to the full dosage,
Speaker 18: but she was having crazy nausea and it didn't work
Speaker 18: very well. Not a lot of progress on it after
Speaker 18: the four or five months, so we decided to stop,
Speaker 18: but she wants to try again somewhere else and maybe
Speaker 18: with the her zeppatide. But I guess my question for
Speaker 18: your doctors how often how often do people have like,
Speaker 18: like pretty bad side effects? Like she was crazy nauseous
Speaker 18: almost every day. It was more pain in the butt
Speaker 18: than it Wasn't really worth it that.
Speaker 3: Right, doctor Joel. I'll let you talk in a second,
Speaker 3: but I got a follow up question from everything Adam said.
Speaker 3: The two different medications, does the one that she was
Speaker 3: on have worse side effects than the other?
Speaker 6: Go ahead, doc, Yeah, and you're you're right to ask
Speaker 6: that question, Marcella.
Speaker 8: Adam.
Speaker 6: You know, we have patients that occasionally have those types
Speaker 6: of symptoms to where it's just unbearable, and a lot
Speaker 6: of those cases we do one of two things. We
Speaker 6: either keep the dosage just to the effective level that
Speaker 6: it'll produce the weight loss effects without having those side effects.
Speaker 6: And if that doesn't work, that's when we start talking
Speaker 6: about switching patients over to hers appetite, which is slightly
Speaker 6: more expensive, but it's it has a lot less side
Speaker 6: effects for that small population of patients that just can't
Speaker 6: tolerate some meglotide.
Speaker 18: That's what I was. That's what she wants to try.
Speaker 18: And I've been hearing you guys for months, and I
Speaker 18: tried to tell her to go to this place. She
Speaker 18: went another place, and we're going to try and maybe
Speaker 18: go back to your place too.
Speaker 21: Well, I mean, think about it, I'm online.
Speaker 4: How much did the other place charge? I'm just curious.
Speaker 18: I don't remember exactly. It was like a package. I
Speaker 18: think it was like three point fifty and she got
Speaker 18: three months and then we bought another like months monthly
Speaker 18: on that and it was like one hundred and fifty
Speaker 18: a month. But I don't think she was ever going
Speaker 18: to full shee.
Speaker 4: You might have been getting good medication quite frankly.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, to answer your question about how to get in
Speaker 6: touch with us, Adam, the quickest way to do that
Speaker 6: is to go to Denver Region dot com and right
Speaker 6: on the front, just fill out patient information and our
Speaker 6: patient coordinator will get back to you the same day.
Speaker 3: And Adam follow up with us on air. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'd love to hear if the different medication got rid
Speaker 3: of those side effects or maybe, like I said, you
Speaker 3: were getting some kind of a Hong Kong Fouie.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 18: Well, that's what I was worried about, because I don't
Speaker 18: I don't know that place from any any other place,
Speaker 18: and I don't know if their compounding pharmacy that they
Speaker 18: got it from was up to snuff or whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who knows.
Speaker 18: It was just her body just didn't take it.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 18: Yeah, and they're going to do it in the new year.
Speaker 3: Well check it out. I mean, seriously, Adam, I mean,
Speaker 3: what do you have to lose Denverregen dot com. It's
Speaker 3: pretty straightforward, I mean, doc, I mean, there's so many
Speaker 3: people on it.
Speaker 4: I guess there's always going to be a few people.
Speaker 3: That's why when we hear these commercials on TV, the
Speaker 3: last ten seconds are it might cause death, it might
Speaker 3: cause this, it might cause that.
Speaker 4: I mean, they're crazy. I don't care what medication it is.
Speaker 3: You hear the disclaimers, but I mean, in these particular medications,
Speaker 3: they're very few and far right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And unfortunately, you know, there are a lot of
Speaker 6: fly by night clinics that have popped up that are
Speaker 6: giving you unbelievable deals and not providing in the actual product. Yeah,
Speaker 6: of course, or providing it at such a low concentration
Speaker 6: that it's having no effect, or providing it from a
Speaker 6: compounding pharmacy that doesn't go through the stringent sterility testing
Speaker 6: that are compounding pharmacies do.
Speaker 3: Hey, you can't do this. They have to be in
Speaker 3: that shot form. There's no way to do it in
Speaker 3: a pill, is there.
Speaker 6: It's offered in a pill. I never recommend taking any
Speaker 6: of the peptides in a pill form because your digestive
Speaker 6: acids in your stomach eat it, eat it, and then
Speaker 6: it also has to pass through your liver. It gets
Speaker 6: broken down into different metabolites. It's just not effective.
Speaker 3: I gotcha, that makes sense. The dosage would be so high.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like a testosterone. I mean, I don't
Speaker 3: know of any testosterone in a pill form that works.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know they have tried different things, but
Speaker 3: compared to a shot or like the insert Suzanne and
Speaker 3: I get that, you know, slowly melt away the pellets,
Speaker 3: they work, But I don't think there's any pills for
Speaker 3: that either, for the exact same reasons.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just it's it's advertised, but it's not very effective.
Speaker 3: Ernie, my man, Ernie, I have not talked to you
Speaker 3: for a while. By the way, we've got some lines
Speaker 3: open three oh three seven one three A two five
Speaker 3: five three oh three Martino, Ernie, what are you up to, sir?
Speaker 3: I hope your health is good. I talked to your
Speaker 3: daughter for a little bit a while back. How are you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she told me you did. Yeah, I'm doing pretty good.
Speaker 9: You know I never said this on right on radio.
Speaker 9: But you know I got a problem with my eyesight.
Speaker 9: I got immaculate degeneration.
Speaker 4: I know that, Ernie, I know that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know you and you.
Speaker 9: And Sudan have been so grateful me. I just wanted to.
Speaker 9: I feel it embarrassed to say it, but I wanted
Speaker 9: to just wish you got a happy anniversary. I know
Speaker 9: it's been a while. Well, thank you, but I can't.
Speaker 9: I can't tell you how much I appreciate you. Guys.
Speaker 9: That comes turned and I left you showing.
Speaker 3: Me well, Ernie, you're making me a You're making.
Speaker 2: Me so sweet.
Speaker 24: Ernie.
Speaker 3: It's good to hear your voice, for sure. We haven't
Speaker 3: heard you in a while.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I know it's it's been I have a lot
Speaker 9: of things going, but when was the.
Speaker 4: Last time you had that? I think it was fish.
Speaker 9: Her birthday party. My daughter gave me a birthday party.
Speaker 9: We had about thirty people.
Speaker 6: There and nice.
Speaker 9: I don't know if you guys just seen this entertainer.
Speaker 9: Her name was Linda.
Speaker 3: Was she good?
Speaker 21: Oh?
Speaker 9: She is beautiful. If you have a good chance to
Speaker 9: go see her, h make make sure you do it.
Speaker 9: She came in the same for me at my daughter's
Speaker 9: house at.
Speaker 5: A birth That is so cool.
Speaker 3: Ernie, Hey, we're gonna send you over. You want that
Speaker 3: same lunch we sent you last time. Sure, you got
Speaker 3: to remind Kelly what it is. I thought it was
Speaker 3: fish sticks. What was it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: It was a catfish Internet, but it's.
Speaker 3: A certain place, right, Yeah, hold on, make sure Susanna
Speaker 3: or Kelly's going to pick up. You can't ever have
Speaker 3: your phone number?
Speaker 14: Can I text you at that phone number?
Speaker 4: Or call you probably call?
Speaker 3: Can't see Oh okay, we'll get it set up.
Speaker 4: All right, Ernie, you want it today or tomorrow?
Speaker 3: What day?
Speaker 4: I'll let you guys figure that off off air. Ornie.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it was very nice things, she said, Susanna,
Speaker 3: and I think of you often. Hold tight, go with
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Speaker 3: All right three three seven one three eight two five
Speaker 3: five for the first time, We've got some open lines.
Speaker 3: You've been ripped off, taken advantage of, or just have questions,
Speaker 3: maybe questions for the doc on weight loss. We want
Speaker 3: to hear from you. I do want to bring something
Speaker 3: up to everybody in here. These drones. Man, Holy moley,
Speaker 3: the size of SUVs flying over New Jersey. I've seen
Speaker 3: reports that one or multiple are the size of a bus.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is crazy. Is it possible that our.
Speaker 3: Government has no idea what these are, because that's what
Speaker 3: we keep hearing from the FBI. But yet they say
Speaker 3: they're not it's not from another country. If they don't
Speaker 3: know who the hell they are, how would they know
Speaker 3: they're not from another country? I mean, Dimitri, what do
Speaker 3: you make of these things? Honestly, if you if you
Speaker 3: use use your best intuition, who do you think owns
Speaker 3: these drones?
Speaker 22: I would say, I my guess is the US go
Speaker 22: I agree, And then they claim to have no knowledge
Speaker 22: of it?
Speaker 3: But why why would they claim But the same time
Speaker 3: they're claiming no knowledge once again, they're saying they're not
Speaker 3: an adversary?
Speaker 4: How can how can both things that?
Speaker 8: How can they not send up a helicopter or a
Speaker 8: plane something to get to take a picture of these things?
Speaker 22: Well, how about your satellites and radar you know what,
Speaker 22: They can track an airplane anywhere they want to.
Speaker 3: How about a scud missile? Yeah, think about it. They've
Speaker 3: got all these things flying every single night. You've got
Speaker 3: the governor, You've got mayors, You've got congress people, everybody
Speaker 3: going what the hell are they? The FBI says, we
Speaker 3: don't know, and the government says, well they're no, they're
Speaker 3: they're not in other countries or not an adversary.
Speaker 4: Well, like I said, we don't know what they are.
Speaker 8: Why doesn't they governor of New Jersey send up a
Speaker 8: state trooper helicopter.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 8: That would be the simplest thing to do.
Speaker 17: I think of it like this. We know it's not
Speaker 17: a reputable company, say like Google doing Google Maps or
Speaker 17: Google Earth or whatever. That's not them, Because if it
Speaker 17: were a reputable company, they would come out and be like, hey,
Speaker 17: that's us. Sorry, my bad, we'll do it at a
Speaker 17: different time. But it's nobody's come out to say yeah,
Speaker 17: that's us, So it feels very nefarious.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, the weather blow we all remember that they
Speaker 3: are our own government. Biden, you know, sleeping at the wheel,
Speaker 3: Sleepy Joe apparently didn't know. I find it hard to
Speaker 3: believe he didn't know that China had a weather balloon
Speaker 3: going over our military basis and across the heartland for
Speaker 3: actent amount of time. I find that almost impossible. And
Speaker 3: then they finally blow it out of the sky.
Speaker 22: Well, do you remember the drone swarms in northeastern Colorado
Speaker 22: about three four years ago? Now there were a dozens.
Speaker 4: Was it the pipeline stuff?
Speaker 3: No, there were there were.
Speaker 22: Well the government never told us who those drons belonged to,
Speaker 22: but there were dozens of them observed kind of over
Speaker 22: there where the pat the the minute Men missile silos
Speaker 22: are near near the grasslands, but.
Speaker 4: They acknowledged they were ours.
Speaker 22: No, the government says they never track them down. They're
Speaker 22: not the governments. They don't know whom they belong to.
Speaker 22: But the sheriffs over there were chasing these drones for
Speaker 22: weeks and this is this sounds very similar.
Speaker 5: So we still don't know who those drones belore.
Speaker 22: Were they big like this like suv so full size,
Speaker 22: like military sized drones, and there were dozens of them.
Speaker 3: See when I first heard the stories, I'm thinking of
Speaker 3: my little drone at home. You know, it's like no
Speaker 3: bigger than an old school dictionary.
Speaker 5: These were These were for real. These are like the
Speaker 5: military like airplanes. Basically, Yeah, they're small airplanes.
Speaker 4: God, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: I wonder when we'll get to the point where if
Speaker 3: I want to get a taxi somewhere, I don't have
Speaker 3: to worry about I twenty five. I can hop in
Speaker 3: a little a little drone. Seriously, I heard in Dubai
Speaker 3: they have them and they go from rooftop to rooftop
Speaker 3: and you just hop in and you put it in
Speaker 3: the app and it'll bring you to whatever rooftop you're
Speaker 3: going to I mean, would that bother you?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I would never get in one of those unless I'm
Speaker 5: in command.
Speaker 3: Doctor Joel.
Speaker 4: Would you get in one?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: God, you guys, what's wrong? Sho's an I'd get in one.
Speaker 3: I do, hell, I'd take one home today.
Speaker 21: Where's your sense of adventure?
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, I mean, it's got to be
Speaker 3: safer than most. It's got to be safer than hopping
Speaker 3: in with a beab in New York City. I'm being serious.
Speaker 3: I mean, you've been in tax He's in New York
Speaker 3: that they're crazy. They run in and out and you
Speaker 3: sit forever. I mean, I think it's a good deal.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 15: Well, this is spoken by the gentleman who has a
Speaker 15: driverless car.
Speaker 3: That's true. I don't drive, Suzanne. How often do I
Speaker 3: drive the Tesla? Not very much anymore so the newest update, Kelly,
Speaker 3: I don't even got to touch the steering wheel. Don't
Speaker 3: even have to touch it.
Speaker 6: Well, you can do other things in the car.
Speaker 3: Susanne and I hop in the back sitting now.
Speaker 8: We don't know. I have a cousin who had a problem.
Speaker 8: He had a Tia.
Speaker 3: What the hell's a Tia?
Speaker 8: Basically it's a Mini strokes wow, and he's afraid that
Speaker 8: it will happen again while he's driving. So I told
Speaker 8: him about your experience and to go buy a Tesla. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and he doesn't have to worry about it.
Speaker 3: Well, here's to look into it eventually. That's true. Here's
Speaker 3: the problem with you right now. If you're not paying attention,
Speaker 3: it will turn autopilot off. And when I say that,
Speaker 3: here's how it knows. I got a camera right here,
Speaker 3: and it's basically upbuilt into the rear view mirror, and
Speaker 3: the camera's always looking at you. If I pick up
Speaker 3: a phone, it knows. If I'm looking out the window
Speaker 3: long enough, it knows, and it'll warn you. And if
Speaker 3: you don't refocus almost instantly, well within a couple seconds,
Speaker 3: it will redline you and it'll kill autopilot. The problem
Speaker 3: is if you kill autopilot three or four times in
Speaker 3: a certain period of days, then you're punished with no
Speaker 3: autopilot doc for thirty days, which is crazy.
Speaker 8: What happens when it kills autopilot? Does the car stop?
Speaker 3: No, it doesn't stop. You got to take over. It
Speaker 3: doesn't matter if it's on the highway, it doesn't matter
Speaker 3: where you are. But what sucked is Marco ben Denelli,
Speaker 3: a good friend of ours, also a referral list member,
Speaker 3: an attorney on referral list dot com. He was driving
Speaker 3: my car. He never drove a Tesla, never been on autopilot,
Speaker 3: and he's a personal injury attorney. He's got a ton
Speaker 3: of questions about driverless stuff. He had no idea the
Speaker 3: car was capable of what it is, and he kept
Speaker 3: hitting the gas because he's got a lead foot. So
Speaker 3: we were in a safe place on I twenty five
Speaker 3: on autopilot, and he didn't realize, well he probably did realize.
Speaker 3: He punched it and we went from like you know,
Speaker 3: seventy five to about one hundred and forty in a
Speaker 3: matter of like nothing, and it redlined him instantly. Then
Speaker 3: he did it again. Then when I got in the
Speaker 3: car to drive home, I realized my autopilot wasn't working.
Speaker 3: Suzanne was with me. I said, I don't know what's
Speaker 3: going on. Autopilot's not working. Just didn't work. He redlined
Speaker 3: me and I lost the ability to use autopilot. He
Speaker 3: got grounded mark for thirty days. Now, luckily we went
Speaker 3: on a trip, literally left for a trip that like
Speaker 3: a couple days after that. So by the time we
Speaker 3: got back it was fine. But that's when we went
Speaker 3: on our long trip.
Speaker 8: Well, what would it be good? My cousin lives in
Speaker 8: a small town in Pennsylvania. Yeah, and he doesn't do
Speaker 8: any highway driving doesn't matter. Just like good, library be
Speaker 8: perfect for him. That's what I thought, be absolutely perfect
Speaker 8: rather than giving up driving.
Speaker 3: Doctor Joel, you ever driven a driverless car like we're
Speaker 3: talking about.
Speaker 6: I have not had the pleasure of doing that.
Speaker 4: You never have.
Speaker 3: No, So I can get in now, I can put
Speaker 3: in your address, and right now I still got a swipe.
Speaker 3: I gotta swipe one time and it'll bring me to
Speaker 3: your house. I won't have to touch the steering wheel, nothing.
Speaker 3: It will do everything for me. But I have to
Speaker 3: pay attention. I can't jump in the backseat. The next
Speaker 3: one that's coming, the next release, and people that are
Speaker 3: beta testers have it right now. Is how we know
Speaker 3: about it, and there's videos about it. You can be
Speaker 3: parked anywhere. You can be parked in a parking garage,
Speaker 3: your own garage. You could be parked in a parking spot.
Speaker 3: You hop in, you put in the address and it
Speaker 3: will back up and bring you there. It'll also park
Speaker 3: when you get there, not just parallel park, but it'll.
Speaker 4: Find a space. It'll do everything.
Speaker 3: And then I have summons now too, So like we're well,
Speaker 3: I don't have the Tesla today, but if we parked
Speaker 3: out front in the circle here, I can summon it
Speaker 3: and it will come out all by itself, drive around
Speaker 3: and pick Suzanne and I up in the front. You
Speaker 3: would use that for a restaurant or something like that.
Speaker 3: But with the next release, it'll drop you off at
Speaker 3: a restaurant and you can tell it to go find
Speaker 3: a parking spot. It'll valet for you.
Speaker 6: Well, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: It is really cool. And when people first do it,
Speaker 3: they I don't like it. I'll tell you what. You
Speaker 3: get so used to it. It's crazy. It's so cool
Speaker 3: for your car to drive yourself. Now here's the problem, though,
Speaker 3: What do I do all the time, Suzanne, when we're
Speaker 3: in the Genesis or when we're in the Santa Fe.
Speaker 6: Well, you forget to turn the car off.
Speaker 3: There's no key or anything for this. I walk up,
Speaker 3: it knows I'm there and everything just goes. So, now
Speaker 3: what happens, I guarantee it's happened in the last twenty
Speaker 3: four hours because we're getting a windshield put in the Tesla.
Speaker 4: I'll be in the Santa Fe. We'll go up to Walmart.
Speaker 3: I'll get inside Walmart and the damn car still running
Speaker 3: because I forget to turn it off, because I'm so
Speaker 3: used to not having to turn a vehicle on or
Speaker 3: off anymore, So I end up going back so many
Speaker 3: times now to turn docs laugh.
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Speaker 3: Right three oh three seven one three eight two five five.
Speaker 3: You got any questions we want to hear from you?
Speaker 3: Three oh three seven one three eight two five five.
Speaker 3: In fact, speaking of question, Sean's got a question for
Speaker 3: doctor Joel Sean, what's going on, man?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 11: I was just in the hospital for about four days.
Speaker 11: I had went to my primary care doctor because I
Speaker 11: was having problems of breathing and I thought maybe I
Speaker 11: had like the walking pneumonia that type of thing. And
Speaker 11: what it turned out is I actually had a heart
Speaker 11: failure arrhythmia. They were kind of linked together.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 11: And I had gained When I checked into the hospital,
Speaker 11: I weighed three hundred and seven pounds, which I don't
Speaker 11: weigh that much and usually them around two hundred and
Speaker 11: fifty five something like that. And I what they said
Speaker 11: was that I was retaining water. So they put me
Speaker 11: on Lay six and within four days I lost like
Speaker 11: over forty five pounds and so, and they did do
Speaker 11: a re start on my heart, so to speak.
Speaker 3: My god, man, you've had all kinds of ailments. What's
Speaker 3: your question?
Speaker 11: Well, my question is when I was released, then they
Speaker 11: gave me some lasik. It's it's just like lasick.
Speaker 4: Hey, doc, isn't that what they give racehorses?
Speaker 3: Seriously?
Speaker 8: Well, LA six is a diuretic, So if he's trying,
Speaker 8: if it's retention, which is very common when you have
Speaker 8: heart failure because the blood isn't pumping properly, and once
Speaker 8: it stagnates in the blood vessels, what the fluid looks out.
Speaker 3: So they also give it the racehorse, right, but you.
Speaker 8: Use it that so lose weight. But using lay sis
Speaker 8: is different than go on a diet to lose fat.
Speaker 6: Right, We're talking about losing water weight losing fat.
Speaker 8: It's a lot two different things.
Speaker 11: Yeah's see, it's it's water weight. And right now my
Speaker 11: my feet are starting to get puffy again a little bit.
Speaker 11: And I didn't know whether there's these little lasik phills
Speaker 11: are cutting it or whether I could. I guess I
Speaker 11: should ask my doctor about that.
Speaker 8: About Yeah, you need to you need to have the
Speaker 8: uh the dosage of Lake of Lacy suggested. And then
Speaker 8: if you're down to whatever weight you are without the
Speaker 8: excess water weight, then you can talk to Joel about
Speaker 8: whether or not you uh you need to lose uh
Speaker 8: fat weight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would agree, So they're totally I mean, water weight,
Speaker 3: of course is completely different. And he seems to be
Speaker 3: he's got a medical problem why he's building up the
Speaker 3: water weight exactly.
Speaker 8: Cardiac I mean, cardiomopathy, heart failure are definitely ideologies for
Speaker 8: water retention.
Speaker 7: Go ahead, man, Well, and that was my problem.
Speaker 11: I was like, you know, I have a Peloton stationary bicycle.
Speaker 11: I'm like, should I be getting on that and doing that?
Speaker 3: Or is I'm gonna you gotta talk to your doctor.
Speaker 8: Brother, Yeah, I think you're exp I think if you're
Speaker 8: in heart failure, you definitely need to have your exercise
Speaker 8: monitored by your cardiologists and not me or Joel.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, yeah, I appreciate it, guys, I do.
Speaker 11: It was just a quest.
Speaker 3: Well, I hope you get better, man, I mean that's
Speaker 3: kind of a that's that's that's a crazy story.
Speaker 2: How old are you fifty three?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that seems young for those issues.
Speaker 4: I mean, in my.
Speaker 3: Crazy is it the obesity part? You said you were
Speaker 3: up around three hundred at one point, right, three hundred.
Speaker 11: And seven, and I've never my my I could barely
Speaker 11: tell my toes. I mean they're that swollen.
Speaker 22: Man.
Speaker 3: How much of that's waterweight out of that three hundred?
Speaker 3: As your doctor said.
Speaker 11: Well, that was the thing. I was shedding twenty pounds
Speaker 11: a night after.
Speaker 9: I was doc.
Speaker 3: How does in general not for this guy? But I
Speaker 3: mean you were You're a doctor for the life.
Speaker 4: Of me, Like.
Speaker 8: That's a lot of water.
Speaker 3: I think, how do you shed it? Are you urinating?
Speaker 3: Are you sweating? Is it all the above?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you must have never left the bathroom.
Speaker 3: Twenty pounds.
Speaker 5: You probably had it.
Speaker 8: Did you have a catheter?
Speaker 11: I would hope yeah, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 11: I had to get up and go.
Speaker 4: He was, Holy moly, well man, I mean, wow.
Speaker 11: Okay, well I will, I will get with my doctor.
Speaker 11: I know that was the right thing to do. But
Speaker 11: when you guys are talking about weight loss, and I
Speaker 11: guess I confuse that with water gain, So yeah.
Speaker 3: You got to get the yeah, the underlying issue done.
Speaker 3: And uh wow. So I mean question in a in
Speaker 3: a real call here though, if he called up Denver
Speaker 3: region and he starts talking like this, I mean, you
Speaker 3: guys aren't going to be prescribing any weight loss drugs
Speaker 3: from him. You're going to be like, hey, you gotta
Speaker 3: go see a heart doctor or something.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, if our patient coordinator doesn't catch it right
Speaker 6: off the bat, our medical doctor that prescribes a medication,
Speaker 6: which would absolutely not prescribe this medication.
Speaker 8: Question for you, is any kind of cardiac disease a
Speaker 8: contraindication to the weight loss to the to the weight
Speaker 8: loss drugs.
Speaker 6: It really depends on you know, what the disease is, however,
Speaker 6: how severe it is in and of itself.
Speaker 8: It's not a no, it's not a gargle denial.
Speaker 6: No, it's not a contraindication in it of itself. But
Speaker 6: in cases like that we would be consulting with their
Speaker 6: medical doctor for sure that it's safe.
Speaker 3: This guy, Yes, all right, Gabe, hold tight, we're going
Speaker 3: to come back. He's got a problem with the wireless service.
Speaker 3: We got that and a lot more. Hank tight.
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Speaker 3: All right, we got an update. I've been dying for
Speaker 3: this one here's the deal. We had a caller call in.
Speaker 3: He was actually just getting out of jail in Missouri
Speaker 3: or Kansas, I forget, but his RV got hit with
Speaker 3: the dart. And what I'm talking about is Denver PD
Speaker 3: and other police departments, they have these little tracking darts.
Speaker 3: If someone's trying to elude them, they can shoot it
Speaker 3: into your vehicle and they can figure out where they
Speaker 3: are because they don't want to do a high speed
Speaker 3: pursuit and run over somebody or kill somebody. So I mean,
Speaker 3: it's not a big thing. If you didn't know that existed,
Speaker 3: it does. It's everywhere. So they darted him. He said
Speaker 3: he didn't see them following him, and he crossed from
Speaker 3: Denver into Aurora. Denver PD just basically dropped it, put
Speaker 3: the dart in him. They figured out when he parked
Speaker 3: and where he was. They went over there. The vehicle
Speaker 3: didn't have a proper registration license plate. His vehicle got towed.
Speaker 3: He got thrown in jail for a period of time
Speaker 3: for e looting police. Apparently, according to him, those charges
Speaker 3: were dropped, but then he got snagged by more police
Speaker 3: in a different state and ended up in Kansas or
Speaker 3: somewhere in jail. Don't know how that happened, don't know
Speaker 3: if he was extradited from here, what, But the bottom
Speaker 3: line was this, he had about four grand worth of tools,
Speaker 3: according to him, into this RV, and he has no
Speaker 3: proof of ownership. He bought this RV from someone. We
Speaker 3: saw the receipt, Dmitri. You saw it, described the receipt.
Speaker 5: The receipt is.
Speaker 22: It's simply a bill of sale from what appears to
Speaker 22: be a storage yard in our v storage yard, yep.
Speaker 22: And I assume somebody abandoned this thing in the storage
Speaker 22: yard instead of applying for a title.
Speaker 5: Just since sold.
Speaker 3: This guy for like twelve hundred bucks, one hundred bucks
Speaker 3: and he had four grand in tools or whatever.
Speaker 4: And he knew nothing. I mean, we were talking to
Speaker 4: the guy.
Speaker 3: He didn't know what officer arrested, any kind of police reports.
Speaker 4: I mean pretty much he knew nothing. He really knew nothing.
Speaker 22: Yeah, yeah, So I kind of gave up on getting
Speaker 22: valuable information from him, and I called the police department,
Speaker 22: and I just spoke with a lady over there a
Speaker 22: few minutes ago. She said that the RV uh they
Speaker 22: they're towing contract is with a place called M and
Speaker 22: M Towing like Mary and Mary Towing, and they have
Speaker 22: an M pound yard on way far East Callfax. So
Speaker 22: she checked with somebody who is working in their homeless
Speaker 22: outreach department at the APD, and they told her to
Speaker 22: tell me that the Eminem Towing will accept his bill
Speaker 22: of sale for that RV and they'll let him go
Speaker 22: in there and retrieve his prime. No, I just got
Speaker 22: that information. So my next call is going to be
Speaker 22: to Eminem Towing. I want to see if they still
Speaker 22: have the RV.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he said, it's only been like thirty days.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I don't know how long they keep them.
Speaker 4: Well, they got to keep it over thirty days, and
Speaker 4: I promise you.
Speaker 5: Well, I just want to make sure it's there.
Speaker 4: Well, this will definitely.
Speaker 5: I mean maybe somebody else has a bill of sale
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 3: Well, that would be the that would be the shiz nick.
Speaker 3: If you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I know what you're saying.
Speaker 4: So that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Maybe what we do is get Kelly to get him
Speaker 3: on the air tomorrow. And I don't even know if
Speaker 3: he's back in state.
Speaker 22: No, but he has a cell phone. He was getting
Speaker 22: on a bus when I spoke with him. Right after
Speaker 22: his call got it, so it sounds like he's on
Speaker 22: his way back here, and I'll once I talked to
Speaker 22: Eminem and him, I'll email everything to Kelly so that
Speaker 22: she can update the story to more.
Speaker 5: Detective here tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Good detective work.
Speaker 5: Thanks a lot.
Speaker 4: Hey, Gabe, what's going on.
Speaker 3: With this wireless deal?
Speaker 7: Hi? How are you doing?
Speaker 3: I'm doing good, Gabe? What's going on?
Speaker 21: I have a neighbor.
Speaker 13: He's about eighty forty five years old. His wife just
Speaker 13: died a couple months ago. No, man, he was under
Speaker 13: some program lifeline I guess, to the government for cell
Speaker 13: phone for free service, okay, unlimited minutes and stuff.
Speaker 3: But it was through I assume it was through her.
Speaker 13: No, he actually had one through himself.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, so what's going on?
Speaker 13: But well, he was on this one program where it
Speaker 13: was done limited minutes for him. He lives by himself.
Speaker 3: Are they charging him more now or something?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So the bottom line is here not charging him correctly?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, here's what I want to do, Kelly.
Speaker 3: Let's get him on first thing in the morning. We're
Speaker 3: up against it, you know this, And then I want
Speaker 3: to thank doctor Joel Cherdak, Denver Regen, you want all
Speaker 3: the skinny on the weight loss.
Speaker 4: You like how I use the word skinny in there.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 3: Denverregen dot com, Denverregon dot com,