Speaker 1: Shortage of dumb people doing really stupid things.
Speaker 2: Welcome to another edition of idiotology. Would let your taco
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Speaker 2: Let's begin in Ogden. About eight o'clock this past Sunday morning,
Speaker 2: police in Ogden received a call about a reckless driver.
Speaker 2: Caller said the car wasn't staying in its lane and
Speaker 2: the driver appeared to be quite young. What police found
Speaker 2: even they weren't expecting, and members of the community a
Speaker 2: bit surprised too when they got the news to find
Speaker 2: that a seven year old boy with his younger sister
Speaker 2: in tow.
Speaker 1: On the way to the candy store. Again, we've seen
Speaker 1: that one before. They were just out for a Sunday
Speaker 1: morning drive. Apparently.
Speaker 2: I was pretty shock and scared, because, I mean, I
Speaker 2: have a kid, so I know how scary it is
Speaker 2: to come home and find your kid and your car gone.
Speaker 2: This is a really high trafficked area. For a little
Speaker 2: kid to be driving right here, that's honestly crazy to me.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that he had the knowledge to really
Speaker 1: know how.
Speaker 2: To drive a car and even reach the pedal. And
Speaker 2: that's a blessing really, because honestly, the fact that that child,
Speaker 2: at seven years old didn't crash a car and killed somebody,
Speaker 2: including themselves, is insane. I wonder what that situation was there,
Speaker 2: like where his mom was. I'll tell you what we
Speaker 2: got going on here. We got a little we got
Speaker 2: a little driver in the making future. And you need
Speaker 2: to mom and dad here as angry and is upset
Speaker 2: and is freaked out, as you probably are, and rightfully
Speaker 2: so understood. Get him a go cart. Yes, then that's
Speaker 2: where a lot of these drivers get started at very
Speaker 2: young ages in go karting, and then they work their way.
Speaker 2: This kid is obviously drawn to the car, Thank goodness,
Speaker 2: nobody was hurt, and much less him or his little sister,
Speaker 2: but seven years old.
Speaker 1: Here the thing though, how do you get this seven
Speaker 1: year old to pull over and stop because you don't
Speaker 1: want to pull up next to him and yell over
Speaker 1: because you might freak out and wreck.
Speaker 2: I have the answer. He stopped himself. After successfully making
Speaker 2: it for more than ten miles and through several towns,
Speaker 2: the youngster hit one of those parking uh you know
Speaker 2: blocks and got stuck. You mean, like in a parking lot.
Speaker 2: You know, your tires pull up against him. Yeah, got
Speaker 2: up and over it and didn't know what to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got to get this little tyke of go car.
Speaker 1: Like we're saying, we've seen it over and over. You're
Speaker 1: talking about with people that we've interviewed race wise, also
Speaker 1: Monster Jam. This could be this kid could be a
Speaker 1: future Monster Jam truck driver.
Speaker 2: He's definitely got it in the blood. There's there's no
Speaker 2: doubt about it. We got a Ricky Bobby here. You
Speaker 2: alluded to it just a second ago. Almost every professional
Speaker 2: driver will say they got the itch at a very
Speaker 2: young age and their parents recognized it. And I tried
Speaker 2: to facilitate that channel it. If you will, maybe this
Speaker 2: kid'll be.
Speaker 1: Like the great Tony Stewart to where he's racing all
Speaker 1: different you know, race or opportunities, wheels.
Speaker 2: He'll drive it. That's it. He he hadn't been the same.
Speaker 1: I was talking to somebody hadn't been the same ever
Speaker 1: since that horrrific uh when the guy was hit. Wow,
Speaker 1: And I mean no, it just stinks. Somebody said, damn,
Speaker 1: I'm impressed. The kid's driving better than most of the
Speaker 1: drivers out here today.
Speaker 2: Ten miles through several towns. It's impressive.
Speaker 1: But parents have a good talk with him, even if
Speaker 1: he's going to Yes, slushy, I there's a lot to
Speaker 1: hit in Utah. We've big, big moose and stuff, a
Speaker 1: lot to hit anywhere. Yeah, that's true. Have you seen
Speaker 1: the barefoot guy wrestling the alligator?
Speaker 2: I'm about to talk about it. Oh really, yes, kick ass.
Speaker 2: I just saw him up on TV earlier this morning.
Speaker 2: That guy that she brought it up. Now just bring
Speaker 2: it up now. That was gonna be the third item
Speaker 2: I was going to close with because it's a field.
Speaker 2: It's a feel good story. Talking about Jacksonville's blue collar
Speaker 2: brawler is what he goes by. Oh that's his name
Speaker 2: is Mike Dragitch. He's we've talked about him before. He
Speaker 2: lives life barefoot. He does. He's a big dude, like
Speaker 2: like fit. He is a wrangler of wildlife and he
Speaker 2: has done so numerous times before. His latest was helping
Speaker 2: out Jacksonville and Jacksonville deputies and Florida Fish and Wildlife
Speaker 2: wrangle a large gator on I ninety five on Sunday.
Speaker 2: The video footage of that is great. It's on our
Speaker 2: Facebook page if you want to see the ninety five
Speaker 2: busy as hell. There's an alligator out there, uh huh,
Speaker 2: and here he comes. There's a lot more than Mike.
Speaker 2: He's not just a dude who does this. He's a
Speaker 2: former marine, you can tell, marine, veteran man of faith.
Speaker 2: He shares his outdoor expertise with local veterans and first
Speaker 2: responders to help them combat veteran suicide. He has an
Speaker 2: organization called Project Savior Outdoors and that's that's their mission,
Speaker 2: not just to you know, assist with capturing wildlife and
Speaker 2: relocated it. But uh, he's doing a whole lot more
Speaker 2: in the community. They're so good for him. Man. Yeah, props.
Speaker 2: Uh what is it the book Collar Brawl? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Mike Dragis. Check out this video.
Speaker 1: I didn't mean to hurt your news story, Oh you did,
Speaker 1: but when I saw it up on the news, it
Speaker 1: it did. It just made you feel good, Like look
Speaker 1: at him helping out, got.
Speaker 2: Dressed in a camouflage, barefoot, running around on ninety five
Speaker 2: wrestling the gator only in Florida, and it doom doo,
Speaker 2: no doubt. Represent baby.
Speaker 1: Uh huh uh, somebody said, talking about the kid, he
Speaker 1: yearns for the speed. Yeah, he wants to go fast.
Speaker 2: Finally, all of these stories in this idiotology uh highway
Speaker 2: driving uh related. I figured many of you in your
Speaker 2: cars right now, hoping you don't have to deal with
Speaker 2: any of these type stories this morning, including a all right,
Speaker 2: we've got a runaway kangaroo that cost a car crash
Speaker 2: and shut down in Alabama highway. Wow, this is a
Speaker 2: lot to digest. Yeah, the highway in question is Interstate
Speaker 2: eighty five. I guess the kangaroo was somebody's pet and
Speaker 2: he got loose and found itself hopping out on Interstate
Speaker 2: eighty five.
Speaker 1: How about if we meshed the two stories together and
Speaker 1: you had blue collar brawler taking on the kangaroo. No,
Speaker 1: with the gator versus the kangaroo, because you know we've
Speaker 1: seen those kangaroos punching.
Speaker 2: Ba can fight. Oh, they definitely can.
Speaker 1: But one that's been living at the house, I think
Speaker 1: the gators got them.
Speaker 2: What do you who do you think? I'm still stuck
Speaker 2: on kangaroo loose in Alabama causing an accident on the freeway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I stop. There's a lot of traffic stuff in
Speaker 1: the news. Did you see the dimes some truck, Like
Speaker 1: yesterday we had the bank truck with the cash right
Speaker 1: near Chicago, three hundred grand there. Well, this was I
Speaker 1: want to say. They said eight million dimes all over
Speaker 1: inside of impact. They were using some massive vacuum to
Speaker 1: suck up all the dimes that were in a ditch.
Speaker 1: When it just google it, it comes back up. I'm
Speaker 1: not wasting time on the dime. Hey, are you?
Speaker 2: No? No? No, I I now that you brought it up.
Speaker 2: Though it made me stop and think for a second.
Speaker 2: The cash yesterday, yes, I'd be grabbing up. But all
Speaker 2: the dime we change in general, I found my change
Speaker 2: has almost been eliminated from my life. Loose change, I
Speaker 2: get it. But how I just I don't use cash.
Speaker 2: I rarely use cash anymore. I used to be more
Speaker 2: of a cash guy. I have cash on me at
Speaker 2: all times. If I don't, I feel naked. Okay, yeah, no, no,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. But what I'm getting at
Speaker 2: here where I really realized it is a lot of
Speaker 2: us just have that loose change drawer jar or whatever
Speaker 2: you just throw. We have one in our bedroom that
Speaker 2: has not increased in probably years at this point. It's
Speaker 2: just at the same level, didn't you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you used to go home each day and throw
Speaker 1: all your extra change in this thing and then you
Speaker 1: cashed it in in that right, the money taker thing
Speaker 1: in publics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ended up doing that, but you did well too.
Speaker 2: So it gets me thinking eight million dollars or eight
Speaker 2: million dimes to eight million dollars in just eight million domes.
Speaker 2: It had to be Yeah, do we even still need
Speaker 2: I mean that level of a change we change is good,
Speaker 2: pat The change is hard for many didn't you know
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