Speaker 1: On location and driven by Victor Chrysler Dodge G Brown.
It's bilified the Bill Moran Podcast. Well, hello and welcome
from the West Side in the garageio Press. You're awake
for the Uh what do you.
Speaker 2: Mean when you hit the west side you fall asleep
after that long?
Speaker 1: It is a long drive. I Uh, it's been the
Uh it's been a day already. Uh. We are at
Kevin's because we're gonna do the Uh. Well, I see
outdoor drinking season kicks off with Memorial Day weekend and uh,
people probably even already drinking as it is. But our
good been drinking in here at last night. Deputy Hurley
was kind enough to come out. I have never seen
what a breath of wiser even looks like. That's a
good thing. Wait, why am I not hearing him? Let's
try that now, Let's see.
Speaker 3: Is that better?
Speaker 1: That's better? All right, there we go. I've been drinking.
That's okay. Uh, I'm telling you, it's been like an
absolute shit show this morning. But the breathalyzer so that
it's just that small. I get pulled over to the
side of the road. How many people nowadays? What do
you think the percentage looks like a torch and find
out it does it does really come out and the yeah,
the So when somebody pulls up, what's the percentage of
people who probably say refuse nowadays?
Speaker 3: Uh, that's a tough call. If I had to guess,
I would say maybe like thirty percent.
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah, okay, I thought it would be higher
than that, didn't you.
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So what when you get pulled over? What are your choices?
Speaker 1: Blower? No blow? Is that basically kind of it?
Speaker 3: I mean I would say it better than that.
Speaker 2: And if you say no, what, what does the like
that one you got a.
Speaker 1: Test comes into play?
Speaker 2: Or is that all?
Speaker 1: I think? You're out in six months? No license?
Speaker 3: Right? So this this, first of all, let's clear it.
This is uh, this is a roadside test. This is
just for us, right, This isn't even admissible in court. Oh,
it just gives us a rough idea of where someone's at.
So a lot of times you'll get you'll get the
person who's like, oh, I know, I've only I've had
a drink maybe two. I'm fine, I'm not past the
legal limit. You know, you can put them through some
of the tests and and this just shows you and
them where you're at. Right, The actual legal test is
back at the station, you know, the full data master breath.
Speaker 1: Machine, and that one is admissible in court.
Speaker 3: That one is yes.
Speaker 1: So this is like the preliminary is just this is
your playing round, you know.
Speaker 3: Or there has been times where you know someone's very
cooperative and you know they're right on that cusp, and
sometimes you'll just say to them, because we have discretion,
you'll just say, hey, look at let's see where you're at,
see if you're good to drive, if if you're under
the legal limit, we'll let you go, and if not,
we'll call you a ride. Right, And sometimes we do
that because ultimately it's about safety, making sure that people
don't crash or kill other people. It's not always about
the fines or the arrest. It's about people being same.
Speaker 2: Have you ever gotten to the window and you normal
what you're thinking. This guy's going to say one or
two and he's like, yeah, I've had like fourteen.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there's there's a few.
Speaker 1: Do I take that plays into their their benefit of
being honest with you.
Speaker 3: No, I think they're just so drunk that they're they
be honest. Yeah, I mean I've had people been right
in the middle of the test and they just say,
fuck it, I'm drunk.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's awesome. Well, yeah, because you drink
yourself to honesty. That's that's kind of beencreable. Well, because
you know, you just realize you're not going to be
able to perform this. You can't do this, You're busting.
Speaker 3: We had a guy one night. We were on another
call for a burglary, sorry, and we're standing outside finishing
the job and I hear this loud, grinding noise and
we all kind of look at each other like what
is going on? And it was a car coming down
the road as a little truck and he had blown
at least two tires and was riding the rim. I
had no idea pull him over, didn't even do any
of the tests. Right at the window, he's like, I'm drunk.
I got it. He goes, I'm drunk. I got cocaine
in the in the center. He's like, I just was
going to party this weekend. Whatever, dude, you got.
Speaker 1: Me, whatever, dude, you got me. Wow. Okay, Now Kevin
invited a neighbor I did Ashley, right, Okay, So Ashley,
because we wanted to see is there a different male
female kind of I don't know. We we did talk
to when we talked to you earlier this week on
a previous episode, you did say most of our blood
alcohol by volume is pretty much the same of.
Speaker 3: Us have the same volume blood. There is some science
out there that says that men can break down alcohol
faster than women, so women will theoretically stay in toxic longer.
Speaker 1: But it's not. So how do you recommend we do
this experiment, because the point is to show I think
most people don't know where point zero eight or even
I mean, I think they can prevent you from driving
a point zero seven even right, So there.
Speaker 3: Is no I mean, like point zero five, point zero
six makes it, you know, a little bit more dangerous,
but ultimately it's it's your ability to drive. Right. I've
had people who've crashed and they blew a point zero
two and then you're talking to them and you would
just think that they're extremely intoxicated just by the way
that they're acting. And like we said before, the sometimes
that could be a mixture of medications or yeah, sure,
diabetic people who are having a diabetic episode will appear
intoxication and even give that scent of alcoholic beverage.
Speaker 1: Wow, do you guys play in the factors? Like I've
put hockey for years, I got shitty knees. There might
be something on the.
Speaker 2: Are you if I'm saying, hey, I've got a bad
shoulder or I've got bad knees. Are you taking that
as I've got bad knees and bad shoulder or I'm
just trying to get out of doing.
Speaker 3: Show absolutely your shoes. Everything comes into uh, you know
what we're doing. If you don't speak English, if you
don't know your alphabet, you know all those different things.
You have to take all of that into a cord.
And you know, just because someone has bloodshot, watery eyes,
does that mean they're in top English. We will be
able to interpret for you. But I've had people pretend
to be deaf, and there's ways to find that out
as well.
Speaker 1: But get them with a really loud horn behind them. Hey,
you sneak up behind them and blow this air horn.
Let's see what happens.
Speaker 4: Is there like standard tests that you do, Like if
you pull somebody over, it's like always the same thing,
and it's.
Speaker 3: All the stuff that you see right the standard fields.
Sobriety testing. You can do the alphabet, you can do accounting.
Even on boats they have standard Oh yeah, fingertip test
for your dexterity. If you can do that. You know,
it's all the walk and turn the you know, standing
on one leg.
Speaker 1: But tread water for five cents.
Speaker 3: What people don't understand is there's rules to all that.
It's not just walk and turn right. You have to
do it a certain way. And it's your ability to
stand still while I'm giving you instructions. All plays into
it because what you'll get is a lot of people yea, yeah,
I know, and they just start walking. Add I never
told you to start right, so.
Speaker 1: It's only a big old game. As Simon says, I
was just gonna say that, it's.
Speaker 3: Your ability to function right, your ability to listen, your
ability to follow instructions, and to physical ability to do
the testing, because think about it, I mean, your kids
are learning how to drive. It's not easy. We take
it for granted because of the muscle memory and we've
been doing it for so long, but it's new. Yeah,
you know, there's a lot to it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there is. Uh so, how do you think we
should do this? Because we didn't know if setting a
baseline and then having them drink.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think the best way to do it would
be to do a quick test just to share that
they're not at anything right. So otherwise if they're a
point well might night.
Speaker 1: That's the other thing is like people drinking then before
and then getting up and going to work and maybe
still having a little residual. The body didn't process it.
Speaker 3: So the other part that the liquor authority will tell
you is that your liver is a magnificent thing. Your
liver will get rid of on average, right, because everybody's
a little bit different. Every hour you're not drinking, your
liver will get rid of point zero two of your
blood alcohol. So if you're you're at a point one
and five hours of not drinking, you should be back
to a point zero. Interesting, Okay, that's not my strong.
Speaker 1: Suits, No, but I got you. I see, all right?
So who's uh? Who should we have up first? Ashley?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 1: For all right, We'll have Ashley go up first.
Speaker 3: We'll do two different straws.
Speaker 1: So you guys are yes, we're not breathalyzer making out,
no swapping. H Deputy Hurley is calibrating.
Speaker 2: Follow your paying attention, so.
Speaker 3: Make a tight seal and blow like you're blowing up
a balloon until it clicks.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is not a good setup, there.
Speaker 4: Goes Oh gosh, is that a bad sign?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Jackpot? Zero? Okay, so she's zero, all right.
Speaker 3: And a lot of times what you'll have is you'll
get people who try to trick it all right, right,
because you're drunk and you think that you can do it.
But you can. This machine will tell you if you're
blowing or not, and so will the official one.
Speaker 1: So does he just start blowing slow and let me
see it, or does he need to hit the uh?
Speaker 3: Okay and then wait for it to tell you. Turn
it around and watch because it's doing a test right now,
making sure everything is the way it's supposed to be.
And once it says blow, take a deep breath and.
Speaker 1: All right, here we go. Kevin's blowing.
Speaker 3: You'll feel it. Click.
Speaker 1: That's I heard it click click. Sounded like it did,
but I don't know. Zero zeros okay, all right, soverybody's clean.
So Kevin, go ahead, crack it. Let's see what's going
on the uh. Kevin's got a cores light actually drinking?
What is that? Excuse me? Yes, yeah, but see that's
another one, Like you know, wine and beer not as strong.
I wasn't drinking mixed drinks, but you still could be
for all that and I might go beer shot of
something that's.
Speaker 3: Nice, your poor wife, and all that factors in with
the math, right, because of the different alcohols. And look
like we were talking about the other day, So your
five percent alcohol cores light is one thing, but now
you take an IPA or a sighter, it's thirteen percent
and it's just that much quicker. And I think that's
where it's harder for people today to realize, Okay, I've
had a couple drinks, where am.
Speaker 1: I at get that mindset of I've only had.
Speaker 3: Only had a couple, I've only had.
Speaker 1: One big Well, what do you go Applebee's and they
get the yard beer or they get the tall ones,
and then there's places that give you the yard beer.
And then uh, like yesterday I saw for the first time,
I've never seen this before in my life, but funnels
to shoe champagne. So it's like a champagne glass. The
stem is basically a funnel, and then you just see
how fast you can do it. Yeah, yeah, interested.
Speaker 3: And like we said the other day, not to bore everybody,
but having something in your stomach does help. And you
people think, all right, because it absorbs the alcohol, and
it's not. It's because of where the alcohol is being absorbed,
and your stomach absorbs it slowly. Your intestines absorb it quickly.
So if your stomach's closed because you have something in it,
even a couple of chips, you're going to absorb the
alcohol slower because it's all about getting it into your blood.
The blood gets it to your brain and that's what
gives you the buzz and the.
Speaker 1: What about going to like, say you've obviously you'd have
three or four beers, you have to take a leak?
Does that help it all by you know, letting it out?
Speaker 3: I mean theoretically it's helping your liver, but it's all
got to go through your liver. Once your liver processes
it out, then yeah, taking a week will get it
out of your body, but it's all in your blood.
Speaker 1: Now. I know you're not a scientist, but I will say,
but it's sometimes like you ever eat those big greasy
meals because like a plate is great if you're drunk
or hungover, So that way it like helped, and will
always say it helps absorb, but it doesn't. What does
it do break the volume down of alcohol in your body?
Speaker 3: Honestly, I think it's just a comfort Yeah right, it's
comfort food. And if you were not as intoxicated, you'd
be like, maybe I shouldn't eat that. Isn't that Once
you're drunk, you're like, yeah, give me all that. We
make a lot of bad choices when we're drinking, so.
Speaker 1: Yes, a lot of bad choices. Somebody sent me something
today that I will play in a little while of
someone who clearly was drinking, and it had interaction between
this person and the police. And I just would love
to hear how you would have to handle something like
this because I can't imagine the things. I am surprised,
and maybe I'm wrong on this that there aren't more
books written by retire police officers with the stories that
they have. I mean, it's like, you can't make this
stuff up. It would be a great time for a
podcast or a podcast right coming behind the badge.
Speaker 3: You know, we'll see after February when I can retire.
Oh yes, no, I've said it before. I wish I
would have taken notes over the years. Yeah, you just
talk and you tell the stories of parties and whatnot.
But after a while I'm like, hey, what happened again?
And then I'll go to a training or I'll see
a couple of guys on the job that I haven't
seen in years. They're like, hey, remember that time, and
it all comes right back. I'm like, oh, I got
to write that down. That was such a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Like the guy who says, all right, you got me,
I'm drunk and I have cocaine in the console.
Speaker 3: It's like, well, yeah, he just gave it.
Speaker 1: It's an easy score, right, Yeah, he's the guy.
Speaker 3: I would almost be like, you know what, you almost feel.
Speaker 1: Let's just take you home.
Speaker 2: You were completely honest with you though you carry completely
honest with us. Hey you live over there, Let's just
get you there.
Speaker 1: You were, you were being taken home until cocaine, and
then that was it. It was the cocaine after that
that you just did. That's where it flettle right past. Right,
that's the that's the problem. It's amazing that there's still
and I don't know if they'll ever like legalize let's
say more like a Colorado, you know, New York State,
where many drugs are legalized, but with marijuana that there's
still such a underground thing of marijuana when you have
all these legal dispensaries and things and ways to get it,
but there's still like this. Yeah, it's just not as good.
I'm not well. I'd be afraid to use something that
wasn't coming from a dispensary, only because you hear of
all the things that can go on. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But then you also on the other side of it,
if you want to be the conspiracy theorists. You got
the government involved in us. Now what are they mixing
in there? What are they putting in my weed?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I I you know that's true. I wouldn't. I
don't know. How about you just don't do it.
Speaker 3: I was talking to one of our guys the other
day because I don't know if you saw, but we
had that big arrest in Henrietta, so two weeks ago. Now, yeah,
two giant tables like this just full of marijuana product
from a smoke shop that wasn't a dispenser. Right, Holy moly,
did the zone smell? There was a But it's it's
dangerous because the state allows ten milligrams for edibles, right,
ten millim miilograms of cannabis inside those. There was ones
that were fifty yeah, which is over the legal limit.
And there was there was one that was pixie sticks.
It literally said pixie sticks on it and whatever else,
but it's it's powdered marijuana. Well, what happens when your
kids find that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or the chocolate bars right.
Speaker 2: And take a nap. I'll tell you what. We got
a legal chocolate bar about a month ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was it was a ten. It looked like
one of those little.
Speaker 2: Not the Lindor balls, the gear Delly squares.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We broke it in half and I don't remember much
of the night. I called him. I'm like, I'm the
highest fuck right now.
Speaker 1: And that's the other day He's thank you as well.
The hills, it was like it felt like everything was
taking longer.
Speaker 2: I've had I have not done that. But I also
when I sometimes when I gummy, it's when I've had,
you know, a few poor choices. And I don't know
if it's just not noticing the weed part of it
with the alcohol and me, or I mean, I'm sure
that playing those two together is not helping with the
bad I mean, it's not testing the breathalyser with the
weed in it, because.
Speaker 3: Right you're not getting it. You'd have to test your
blood or your hair samples to get how much cannabis
is in your system. Just won't do that. But part
of when we do catch somebody and we believe they're
under the influence of drugs or marijuana, you have to
rule out the alcohol first. You have to show up
or is it both? Is it multiple things?
Speaker 1: How do you determine because that's a that's a tough
thing nowadays with legal cannabis, how do you determine what's what?
Speaker 3: So it is tough. And the problem with like we
talked about, is your liver will get rid of alcohol
at the rate we kind of talked about, right, But
my understanding is marijuana has a half life. So today
you'll lose fifty percent of what's in your body. The
next day you'll lose fifty percent of that. So it
can stay in your system depending on how much and
how often you've smoked.
Speaker 1: For Yeah, that's what I always so.
Speaker 2: And I'll say when you go for a drug test
and a job, you know, make sure you're not within
a within a month because it's got it'll show traces somewhere.
Speaker 3: So the nice part for us is it again goes
back to your ability to operate the vehicle. So the
same standardized testing and things that we do show if
you can't do these basic functions, you shouldn't be driving.
But we do have drug recognition experts. We have certain
deputies that are trained and they go through all kinds
of stuff to learn a lot more science than I'm
willing to do, and they can put you through all
the process and extra tests for marijuana and other drugs.
Speaker 2: Is it like a taser that have to try it
first before they can term.
Speaker 1: Question? What about somebody who is elderly and driving and
couldn't pass a sobriety test even though they're probably sober.
Is there ever a recommendation? Family hate you gotta get
them off the road? You just can't. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, And a lot of times what we'll get is
we get family who says the same thing to us.
You know, we we know dad shouldn't be driving, but
we can't take his keys from there is there is
a review, and it's not just for elderly like we
can market a review to the d M v where
you have to go retake your driver's test. But we
have to have a good reason for that, and we
just don't do that punitively. But if we do have
somebody who is older and you know they're not intoxicated,
but they're showing similar signs of every day, you know,
we can submit them for that for a review.
Speaker 1: I like how she gave me.
Speaker 2: She gave me I when I cracked up in a
second beer.
Speaker 1: Already, Yes, I didn't even know Agoo. All right, and
we're moving right along. This is good. All right, we'll
take a break. I've got something that I want to
play for a Deputy Hurley to see how he would
handle that. And uh, Kevin and Ashley are drinking and
we'll see how Oh is that what they said? We'll
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We live from the Garagio. We're now actually live on YouTube.
A lot of nations have made through and yeah, he's
already written turn on the camera, KG. But we're in
Kevin's garagio. Kevin is how many beers one and two thirds?
One and two thirds ashes on our second glass of wine?
Has a on deck sighter shot and he has an
on deck shot. Kevin has an on deck shot. So
what do we think, Deputy Hurly? Do we do another
breathalyzer now to see where they are after this?
Speaker 3: Yeah? We can see how long has it been about?
Speaker 1: Uh? Probably, yeah, about twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: See where we're at, see what it's done so far?
Speaker 1: If you want, Yeah, should we do that? All right,
let's see where we're at, because I'd like to see
so And this is interesting because how much many people
go to a happy hour after a stressful day, teachers
especially right we're getting into the time where teachers are
ready for the end of the year and they are
going to be at the bar. Was at a bar.
Speaker 2: On Friday with a bunch of friends and there was
a teacher group of teachers.
Speaker 1: What what is she eight point eight eight?
Speaker 3: You might just did you just take a drink?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, I think I did.
Speaker 3: It might be that, because that's a lot back around.
Speaker 1: Wow eight. No, But the point is this is like
we don't know, right, I feel fun.
Speaker 2: It doesn't drink of water kind of help that at all?
Speaker 1: Like if I took a swing of water with that
clear some space to speak.
Speaker 3: Really, what you want is you want that to evaporate
out of your mouth because there'll be a little bit
of residual alcohol.
Speaker 1: Yeah on the shelf, bartender is here the okay, So
that that's interesting. But I still think, so, what do
you think she's really at like a point zero six?
Speaker 3: Possibly, No, she's probably most probably a point oh three.
That's just because again she took a drink, all right, right,
so it was still in her mouth. That's also where
we have to be careful. Is she doing it again?
Speaker 1: Or yeah, we can ever do it again? Sure, can't
you do it again?
Speaker 3: Let's see the water all right, let's see.
Speaker 1: I'm excited. This is important because it's funny. You were
saying you were with teachers.
Speaker 2: The teachers this part. She's retiring at the end of
the year. Yeah, I don't work Fridays anymore. Yeah, all
year you work Fridays. She was day drinking.
Speaker 1: She's still point zero nope, point zero one four points
zero one four? Okay, so that's more realistic, all right, okay,
all right, now let's see that.
Speaker 3: Was what one glass of wine in twenty minutes. Yeah,
so it's still working her way through her system and
into her her bloodstream.
Speaker 1: So it could go high. All right, let's see passed
it on down ashe Okay, go ahead, Let's see what
Kevin's got. Kevin's gonna blow and our camera's all twisted
up there. Let me see you're in an angle there
we go.
Speaker 3: That's a lovely sound too, Okay, Kevin's.
Speaker 1: On big number.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 1: Point two three point two three?
Speaker 3: Okay, that was a beer and a half. Yeah, that's
about right. Is it still working through right here.
Speaker 1: At the one? Yeah? I've always been average, all right,
so point point two three and god damn wait, zero
two three? Thank you. That's what I was just gonna say,
because this point zero eight so point zero two three? Yeah, yeah, yeah, no,
that's okay, that's well, that's important. Excellent everage bad at math. Yeah,
Kevin's already feeling it. I had just, uh, somebody sent
this to me today and said, this is a bilified segment.
If I've ever heard of one, and I'd like to
play this for you. We appreciate you, depity Hurley. Let
me see if I can get this to I might
have to let it play through and then try it again.
But the uh it is, I think this is a
medic or no, it's a sheriff's office, and I don't
know where exactly this is. So we'll try to see
if we can get this back. Okay, here we go.
Speaker 5: Because you urinated on a table while people were eating. Yeah,
we kind of frown upon that.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna have this one right.
Speaker 5: Well, that's what courts for, sir. What I need you
to do right now is go ahead and take off
your shoes and your socks for me. And I pissed
where you pissed on the table while people were eating.
Speaker 1: No, no, did I do that. Unless you have document
and information on.
Speaker 5: That, take off the shoes or else, I'm going to assist.
Speaker 1: You, sir, Paul, make sure you keep this American. That's
a cracker right there.
Speaker 5: We appreciate you not using racial terminology, sir.
Speaker 1: That's a deep SOUDI way.
Speaker 5: Man can say, what's this key to you?
Speaker 1: Sir?
Speaker 3: At your mother's house mother.
Speaker 1: Take.
Speaker 5: I'm sure your mother would be very proud to hear
you speak like the mothers. Go ahead and stand up.
We're gonna step right in here, sir, going right over here.
Put your arms down, want your hands down by your side?
Military shirt?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: I do really what branch of service were you exactly?
You're being arrested, yes, sir?
Speaker 1: So why oh so the shoes socks have to come
off because you're going in to jail for that part. Yeah, okay,
I thought they were checking the seats. It is the
key your mother's. I mean, how bad is it sometimes
with these people?
Speaker 3: Extremely? Yeah, it's the old joke, right, you have the
right to remain silent, but you just lack the ability,
and people like that. He's he's just gonna run his
mouth the whole time I've had people.
Speaker 1: But that makes it sometimes makes the job fun when
you got those guys that are like.
Speaker 3: Does it though?
Speaker 1: Do what to say? If it's your fourth guy the night, right?
You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: It also depends on your mood. Right, We're people, we
have lives. There's stress and things go on in our lives,
and some nights you just want to get the cup
of coffee. And coast through the night and you just
hope nothing comes in. And then you get this guy
who's just gonna run his mouth, and you know, sometimes
it's funny. Sometimes you can have fun with it, but
other times it's just frustrating. And I won't say it
too many times, but I think that's where officers today
have it a little bit better because it's all on camera. Yeah,
we used to document all that stuff, write it all down,
say it, and then six months from now you go
in front the judge and that guy's all clean cut,
he's talking normal, there's no evidence of that. It's all
on body cam. Now. All the fun stuff, all the
crazy things that you got coin in my console, right,
that's all right.
Speaker 2: You want that cup of couns, but you get billieving
molt Connery's at two in the morning.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I have to get home. Uh that's interesting.
Have you had people like that urinating on a table?
Like he stood up and just I don't.
Speaker 3: Think I've ever had anybody on the table. I've had
urinate on themselves. Yeah, I mean, you know how it is.
Everybody has to go to the bathroom, so when they're.
Speaker 1: In the well, I wonder too, if you get so
nervous when you see the flashing line.
Speaker 3: Well, it's like when you're drinking, right, why don't you
break the seal? You gotta go, you gotta go. And
there'll be people as you're talking and doing everything, they
gotta go. I need to go. You gotta let me go.
There's a tree right there, I can go, and it's
like slow down, you'll you'll be okay. But yeah, you
get a lot of a lot of people get mad,
make a lot of threats, which never makes it better
for them.
Speaker 1: No, of course not.
Speaker 3: You take a little bit of a grain of salt
because they're intoxicated there obviously, that's why you're dealing with them.
But you'll get people who will take a swing. You'll
get people who will try to cross the line, People
try to run away.
Speaker 2: You ever have one that just let it all go,
pee pooh, People throw up.
Speaker 3: You know, we were talking about that earlier, about where
you have to sit and watch the person for twenty
minutes because the same reason we just did. Right, have
the alcohol residual in your mouth, so before you can
do the official test, you have to observe them for
minutes with they can't even burn, right, because they can't
have anything that would come up and bring that alcohol
back up. And I've had it where you're eighteen minutes
and you're just waiting because you're stuck in there with
the smell and everything going on, and.
Speaker 1: You just know something's gonna happen. Oh, it comes up
in the in the back seat of the car.
Speaker 3: I've had it in the backseat of the car. I've
had in the station.
Speaker 1: How do you get that? Like, you got to get
the smell out. It's like it's like your kid when
your kids would throw up and you couldn't get that
milk smell out. You'd have to practically have a detailed
or a new seat of stalls or something. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know you'll have people who pee themselves
and you're stuff with that smell that's in your car,
So now you got to go clean your car afterwards.
Those are the rough nights.
Speaker 1: Oh yep, man, that does not sound like any fun
at all. Are we seeing it a decrease in people
with DWIS because of the awareness and you know things
like this. I also hear that young people aren't drinking
as much. I don't know if that's true not, but
I don't know.
Speaker 3: If young people aren't drinking as much. I don't hang
out with a lot of young people. But like we
said the other day, I think ride shares. Yeah, a
big part of people now, the younger generations, they just
know if you're going to go out, they uber somewhere,
the uber there, they uber back. They could lift whatever, right,
And I do think the education is helping. And I
think the fines right, the cost for an attorney. Oh,
once you go through that one time, I don't think
you ever want to do it again. But there are
there are people who do it a bunch of times.
And but I think the prevention, I think the education
has really helped a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because we had the guy who did it twenty.
He hit twenty. I was going on, I didn't even
know in nineteen seventy four to get one. But you
get a.
Speaker 2: Plaque very five like that guy like like yet at work, Hey,
congratulations on your fifty.
Speaker 1: It's almost like it's tear years. It's funny, but it's
not right because all the time is that nothing happened.
That that's great, nothing happened, But boy, you got twenty.
There probably was fifty.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yes, let's not forget right. This is fun
and it's a podcast and we're joking, but there's plenty
over the last twenty years that we've been to that
didn't end well. Yeah right, sure families, Well then you get.
Speaker 1: People right, and you gotta go tell family. I mean,
I knew I know somebody that my older boys played
Little League with this this guy kids, and he and
his wife were divorced, but they would show up with
the games together and all this, and I would see
the guy out and man, he would he would get
himself kind of twisted right. And I even saw him
one night, like on a laying down on a bench
along the canal in Pittsford with some woman just kind
of rubbing her hands through his hair, and he's just like, ah,
I'll lo and behold. It was a friend of mine
who was a sheriff at the time. He got arrested.
He hit a woman, older lady, sixty nine years old.
She was killed, you know, And and my buddy has
to go and inform the family of what has happened.
And they're like, oh, my god, I don't think we ever.
I don't know, And maybe some people do really appreciate
what goes into police work.
Speaker 3: It's a lot.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's a ton.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I mean we don't we're not known to
sit and talk about it.
Speaker 1: No, no, and I'm not.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it is.
Speaker 2: They're like veterans. They don't want to. They've seen some shit.
Speaker 1: There's some shit they'll share it. No, some that they
just don't want to. Like the guy peeing on the table,
that's a story you'll tell. But the lady that died
didn't having to go tell her husband of forty five
years or fifty years and her kids and all that.
That's I mean, those are the things that I just
don't think we ever think about at all.
Speaker 3: And what I've learned is there's fun stories and then
there's trauma.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And when I tell you trauma, I now give you
a little bit of that. So, oh, I see what
you're saying. You you didn't live it, you didn't see it.
But sometimes those stories is enough. Oh, and it changes you.
So that's why a lot of us won't. We won't
share that. We'll share it amongst ourselves, you know.
Speaker 1: And well, yeah, because you're the only ones that can
relate to it having done it. I always say, you
guys have.
Speaker 2: Like required therapy that you have to go through at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's definitely a lot of different options. At the
Sheriff's Office. We have a wellness program where we have
clinicians that we can work with and talk to and
go through all that. But the best thing is just peers,
you know, talking to your peers and the people who
are at the job and you just kind of work
through it. But you know, for me, it's it's just
remembering it's a job, you know, and no matter what
you have to do, even if it's pulling somebody out
of a body of water, you're you're helping that family.
Yeah you are loving.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Oh I see what you're saying. Yeah, yeah, that's all.
I just don't think that A lot of times we
think about what goes into the full job.
Speaker 3: No one calls to say it's Bill's birthday.
Speaker 1: Well I was gonna say, you know, you're not calling
nine to one one to say how you doing today.
It's always people at their worst moment for the most part,
for the most part, and that's that's tough, and you've
got to be very very strong. And that's where I
always think a typical app to anybody working in as
a first responder or anything. It's certainly not easy. I
know you mentioned that there is bartender training that's free
for people to see, because as we said with Ashley
when she first blew and we were all like whoa
point zero eight eight, but it was only because there
was still some alcohol in her mouth and her yeah,
in her mouth. But what is the training for bartenders
to do? Any bars ever require their bartenders to go
take this training?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep. So it's a state program and it's something
the Sheriff's Office has worked with them for a long
time on and we do it for free. So any bar, restaurant,
anywhere that serves alcohol, you can call. The Sheriff's Office
will schedule. It's a two hour training and we come
out and it's called fair Fundamentals of Alcohol Intoxication Recognition,
and the gist of it, not to bore everybody, is
how to recognize the kind of like what we're doing
right now, how to recognize the signs and symptoms of
intoxication and watch those changes over somebody as they're drinking.
Like we were s saying, it's blood alcohol, right, so
the blood has to get or the alcohol has to
get into your blood, So we want you to be
able to see, Okay, this person's starting to change. So
they're probably around this level and we have to cut
them off because they already have the alcohol still in
their stomach and it's just going to absorb into their
blood and they're going to go higher.
Speaker 1: Cutting off, And it's that.
Speaker 3: It's teaching people who you can who you can't serve, right,
dar can turn down anybody they want. You just can't
do it for bad reasons, you know, brace religion, all that,
but they don't have to serve you. They don't ever
have to serve you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've seen people cut off and kicked out of ours.
Speaker 3: I mean it's not good business plan to not just
randomly no no, no, but someone's intoxicated. It's actually you
can get a lot of trouble.
Speaker 1: But the Otis of Fairport sometimes gets cut off once
a while, you know, it goes and locks them self up. Trunkard, yes,
the trun Yes, the trunk His name will Rand? How
is uh? What are we on to now? Number three?
Number three had the half a Guinness with a shot
of lead and a shout at Jameson and you were
already at point zero two three I was lower than her.
I think was No, you were not, you were higher one. Yeah,
so you were, you were way higher.
Speaker 3: See the effects already starting.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, you can't remember. He can't do anything.
It's so I'll do it cartwheel. You know. What I
think that people people need to also pay attention to
is what medications you're on, and what is what happens
when you drink on that medication. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So the first thing to do is always consult your doctor, yeah,
or the pharmacist. But on the pill bottle it will
tell you don't don't operate heavy machinery. Yeah, what's a car?
The car is heavy machinery.
Speaker 1: For I thought it always meant like a backo.
Speaker 3: But you know, and so there are somewhere when you
mix them, it will just amplify the effects.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Alcohol. Yeah. I mean I know people who've on
pretty nutty and they're like, yeah, I only had whatever whatever,
and then you find out they're on a blood pressure
medicine or or on something else, and you go, oh,
that's probably why, right, right, because those fin the blood
so now.
Speaker 3: It goes quicker.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. I just think it's a really important
thing to pay attention to with the Memorial Day, we
can do. They still put out a bunch of usually
see the signs lit up, you know, drive sober or
get pulled over, that kind of thing. Well, these stupid
ones that they had on May the fourth, that all
the Star Wars ones, I didn't see those, don't drink, drink,
you will not, you will not, stupid yoda bullshit.
Speaker 3: And it goes back to the It goes back to
the education, right and the prevention. So reminding people, we
do the best that we can to say, hey, we
know it's a holiday, we know it's a typical drinking
couples out have fun, and we we love that. Do it.
Have fun, but be responsible, don't drive when you're doing it.
Speaker 1: I'm finding that as I get older, like I, there
are two things. One is the I recognize one of
the throttles just just allviously now I'm I'm in turbo mode, right,
it's turbo drinking mode, and I better find a ride home.
And the other is when I just stop drinking all together.
Because even last night I was with my son and
I go, what are you drinking? He goes water and
I said, oh, he goes Yeah, I gotta drive and
I was like, good, glad to hear it. Awesome, Dad's
going to have a drink.
Speaker 3: What about?
Speaker 1: What about?
Speaker 2: I know we talked about boating earlier, and then there's
obviously operating while intoxicated with boats as well. I have
a lot of friends that that boat and fish is
there are the rules about the same for boating as
they are for driving? Are they a little different?
Speaker 3: Same same legal limit limit? For some reasons, they're a
little bit different because obviously you're on the water. It's
hard to do this standing on one leg and.
Speaker 2: All that side water.
Speaker 1: For a lot of times, I'll.
Speaker 3: Joking aside, a lot of times, what they'll do is
they'll bring you back to the shore and have you
stand on I land and do all the tests. Yeah,
if they think there's enough to bring it back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just the guy operating the boat and anybody
else on the boat and have whatever fun they want
to do, do.
Speaker 3: They Yeah, I mean I would always encourage people to
drink responsibly, especially on the water, because a lot of ours,
a lot of our Scooba calls come are this time
of year, right, you get a nice eighty degree day,
people are drinking, they lose some of their faculties. They
look at the water, well, it's nice and cool and refreshing.
They jump in and it's only fifty degrees and they drown.
So you know, yes, there's no legal limit on anybody
who's not operating the boat just like a car.
Speaker 1: But my favorite is when I'm in my kayak on
the canal and I pull up alongside a pontoon boat
and it's all people.
Speaker 2: You know, I would love the scuba team to come
pull you over.
Speaker 1: Sometimes fifty they pop up out of the water, excuse me,
and they're all on there on this pont two boat,
dressed up and they're like hey, and there's got glasses
of wine. Shit. I go, oh, yeah, somebody's driving into
a dock on the canal. Somebody's doing something that's gonna
definitely happen. All right, we'll take a moment. There's a
new game show that's being pitched to the Trump administration.
Speaker 3: I saw that.
Speaker 1: Yes, I love that. We'll talk about we'll do that,
and I don't know if we do another breathalyzer testing on.
I'm so curious as to where Kevin's at after all this.
We'll get to all that as we do it live
with the Monroe County Sheriffs and Deputy Hurley live from
Kevin's Garagio.
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Speaker 3: To love your song.
Speaker 1: I really appreciate.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Sitting here.
Speaker 3: Boy, sound some wonderful but your face look too clear?
Speaker 1: Spar made bang a picture I note around brit.
Speaker 3: Right dr man screw.
Speaker 1: Sounds about right. Drunk and screw a great shoud not
what I look at? You know, I was just saying,
I think, why did I look at you? That's a
good question. Actually didn't mean it that way. Uh, Jimmy Buffett,
why don't we get drunk and screw?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: I always liked in that because it paints the picture
of being drunk so well in that, you know. Uh,
I appreciate that you're sitting here, but your face don't
look too clear? You know what I mean? It's because
I'm tammered. I always goat's a nice picture, that's Uh,
that's for sure. Kevin, what are you on alcohol wise?
Consumption wise? Uh?
Speaker 2: This has been number four?
Speaker 1: Then if I crack it. But I'm going to wait
the blow four, the two shots and then half a guinness.
Oh man, he can't drive. I just heard it. I
didn't you just hear it.
Speaker 2: I got my shirt, I got my shirt on for
the neighborhood to forget us.
Speaker 3: The important part there, and especially like we were talking
about for alcohol servers, is did you notice are you
seeing the change if he came in and he was
slurring or had the bloodhot, watery eyes. You don't have
that control to go off of, but when you saw
it without it and now you start to see it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a clue. Okay, and Ashley, what do you.
Speaker 3: Thing for me?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 1: I'm hard to interrupt that. No, No, I don't just drunk.
I don't feel like I'm I know I shouldn't drive
my car, but I don't feel like I couldn't drive
my car, right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: And that that's probably one of the bigger plagers.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: The good part is where you're at now is you're
still kind of go, I probably shouldn't drive. It's it's
not smart, right, So you're still at that level where
you're recognizing that. In about an hour, that's where you're like, no,
I'm good. I can do it, right.
Speaker 1: What an Ashley drinks? I need to chip in the mic.
Speaker 4: Two glasses of wine, a shot, a fireball, Oh my gosh,
and those this isn't even halfway.
Speaker 2: So those are big though, those have some percentage.
Speaker 1: So if you look at okay, yeah, that's not.
Speaker 4: And I know that I cannot drive.
Speaker 1: Right now because really, excuse me, well you can you
can feel you can.
Speaker 4: Tell yeah, I would not drive.
Speaker 1: She seems more sober than he does to me. I
don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's you know, huh.
Speaker 1: You've seen me drunk. You haven't seen her drunk? Yeah, yeah,
but I yeah, okay, well you also man, you, I'm
it's impressive what you've been putting in your body this
early day.
Speaker 2: Can't start you can't drink all day?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, so you want to blow everybody? I
want to seek So okay, So Ashley's all set, she's
all fired up. I'm ready to uh now. She was
at point zero one basically last time, and this is
twenty minutes later. She's just sitting there pounding at the
uh oh, come on, come on, seven seven, seven.
Speaker 3: Point zero four and a half four or five?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, you're still drive. Yeah, that's question of all.
Speaker 3: Remember that's what's in your that's what's coming out of
your breath through your stream. Right, So there's still some
in her stomach that her body hasn't absorbed. So she's
still on the way up.
Speaker 1: Okay, So she.
Speaker 3: Stopped and we did it again. In twenty minutes, it
would be higher.
Speaker 1: It would be then point zero four to five. Okay,
point zero four to five. Let's see what Big Doug
Kevin's at. I can't wait for this one.
Speaker 3: Just wait till it tells you.
Speaker 1: Kevin's got the the gun. Remember outdoor drinking season, people
like to get on their boat. People like places. Here
goes Kevin. He's right on the camera, ready to blow.
Here he goes there.
Speaker 3: It is want of saliva in that one. Ooh did
you hear it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I did. God, you need rubber gloves. Okay, I
can still drive. What do you got? Point five to
one zero five? One zero five to one. Okay, he's
on the way, but I'm definitely on.
Speaker 2: I doubled my scar from last time.
Speaker 3: She did not, Yeah, and he went up more than yeah,
she did. She was a point zero one now point zero.
Speaker 1: Four pussy then yeah, yeah, you get going, buddy, you
better gets accepted. It's okay, it's not even been now,
well what do we we? Well, like, I don't know
when you got here? Yeah, twenty forty. Yeah, we've done
two fifty twenty minute segments and then probably ten minutes
in between each one. So yeah, it's pretty good. Don't
not bad at all? Hammer and Away.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: I'm trying. That's where like, uh, you know, sometimes I
always worry that I think I'm fine and I'm not
and someone will say, hey, remember that, and I'll go
I don't.
Speaker 3: And that's where it's dangerous is when you don't remember.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly. Uh. There's a new game show that's coming
and I'm trying to see if I can find I
love this. It's being pitched and such. Well, it's such.
Speaker 2: A bribe bullshit thing with everything that's going on.
Speaker 1: It's I thought I thought that the let's see, I
don't know where Jamison had this, so I have to
try to look for it.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: But the Trump administration is being pitched a reality show
to stay in America.
Speaker 2: I basically, if you win, you get on the steps
of something. I think it's steps to the Capitol or something.
You get to be given citizenship.
Speaker 1: Yes, fantastic to stay in America. Hang on one second.
I asked him to pull this up, and he had it.
I don't know where I went. Mmm, let's see, because
I would like to play the audio of this. Let's
see if that's again. We'll skip the the ad when
the moon and we'll get the But what would be
on it on a test like this? I what? I
From what I understand, they were gonna go to various
places around America that were like historical type.
Speaker 2: Things and do challenges almost like a survivor.
Speaker 1: Oh so almost.
Speaker 2: Like like you go to like the High Falls and
then you have to walk across a tight rope or whatever.
You know, probably not something like that like the Lendos,
but something challenge wise like that that would have to
tie in with high falls. Or you go to the
Grand Canyon and you gotta do whatever in the Grand
Canyon kind of scenario.
Speaker 1: Okay, it was interesting, Yeah, it is interesting. I'm not
sure that I think it's causing an uproar with some people. Absolutely,
you know that they don't want to I'm sure. I'm
sure at this point it's the laugh because well it's a.
It's a policy of the product of the right. Yes,
this was it's kind of funny. I mean, I can
I gotta admit I can't find the story. I don't
know what Davison did have it up, but I can't
seem to pull that up and get everything to work.
And we're the ones drinking. I know, I know you're
the ones drinking, and I haven't. I didn't even I
even behaved myself yesterday. You got like, yeah, it is good. Yes,
it's a really good pre mixed mimosa. Never even heard
of such a thing. We're getting so lazy now that
we can't even mix champagne and orange juice anymore, or
whatever funny part is.
Speaker 2: They don't have an orange one. They have mango pineapple.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well peach okay, because people probably go, well, I
can make the orange juice myself, if I can make
it stronger, I can do this, But I can't get pineapple. Well,
I guess I could couldn't get mangos mango juice. Pain
of the asked, what am I gonna do with mango juice?
Who drinks mango juice? You know what I mean? It's
only for a fun momosa type thing that that would be. Uh.
Speaker 2: I've had mimosas made by my neighbor over here and
hers are definitely champagne with a this is ah, this
is a very I have had Thanksgiving.
Speaker 4: I'm saying lighter, lots of champagne, a little bit of strange.
Speaker 1: This is a drinking neighborhood. It turned into a ranger
last And I mean this is like, you know, you
may if anybody's looking, if they're not, you know, we
just had a house. If you got a rookie cop
and you need them to get some d w I experience,
we walk.
Speaker 2: We walked to our houses we just had, and we've
got one more that's probably gonna be on the market.
I wouldn't be surprised by the end of the year.
So if you want a good drinking neighborhood.
Speaker 4: We have a good time, but in a safe way.
Speaker 3: Yes that's my real estate sign.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but drinking neighborhood, it's on the real estates. But
what happens if, like, can I get a dwifi were
on my kids scooter or a bicycle motorized Well no,
pedals can't foot, but motorized I can. So people have
gotten them on lawnmowers and a motorized scooter. I saw
a guy ride and then he got pull over. He's
on the sidewalk and he was drinking. I believe that. Yeah.
All I know is last night I saw two neighbors
walk across the street. One went to the White house
and one went to the Yellow house. And they both
lived in the tannhouse. Were they in a fight? They
were both going home, not together. They were supposed to
be together. Wow, there's a whole lot of drinking.
Speaker 2: I love my neighbors. I love all my neighbors.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Everyone, As they're sitting here staring at him, I.
Speaker 1: Just want you to say that that's the alcohol speaking
that we now know.
Speaker 2: And for one time it was not as you call
me the bully of the neighborhood, it was not my fault.
Speaker 1: I do call these two right.
Speaker 4: Here started the party last.
Speaker 2: Bob's wife and Shane's wife started the party last.
Speaker 1: Really, and I finished Bob's If you started, I'm going
to finish it. That's what I mean. Shane's wife ash
over here started should probably play beer pong.
Speaker 2: That would be a great idea.
Speaker 4: Is the best flip cup?
Speaker 1: Flip cup and Bob struggled with that alternates. It's like
an aging fraternity over here. It's like old school. It's
like Kevin's old school, and that's the whole.
Speaker 2: That's fun in the neighborhood and Godfather.
Speaker 1: But this is the thing. If you had to even
drive a block, let's say you just lived on the
other street and you drove over here, probably smarter to
just walk home.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, yeah, I mean think about it. How many people
who have gotten found in a parking lot with the
keys in the car and jen on. Yeah, by the
letter of the law, that's that's operation.
Speaker 1: Right. Are you supposed to put the keys under the mat? Well,
there's out of the car.
Speaker 3: I thought there's a lot. I mean, even if the
car is not on, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I thought they had to get under the mat, like
somewhere where you couldn't reach them and grab them. I'd
put them under the car and forget where they were.
Speaker 3: But I mean, we've had people who weren't in the car, right,
But we can prove that they were driving, you know,
say a bad crash, you know, someone crashes, they run,
you catch them, you can still prove that they were driving,
you know, So it really doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: But here's the beast.
Speaker 3: Things just don't do.
Speaker 2: It with this for this, if I'm running, you're gonna
catch me because I'm not gonna run very far. No,
that's I may not make it to the sidewalk running statement.
Speaker 1: How about these? I heard you hate you talking when
we were off Mike. That about the smart watches and
things and the connection devices that call. So for example,
my mother is seventy seven years old. She lives by herself,
and she didn't want to get the uh, I've fallen
and I can't get up bracelet, so she got the
smart watch. But every once in a while it'll say
I've detected a fall because she drops the watch or
something happens. And if you don't get to it, it
does call nine one one. And these are a good thing,
I would assume, right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean it's never it's never a bad thing, and it's nice.
We don't mind showing up to find out that there
was no problem. Right, it's better than there being a problem.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: We've had it over the years. Multiple times people will
go to call somewhere in Florida and it's nine one
six is the area code. By mistake, pit nine one
one and then they hang up and they make the call,
so we can't call back to say, hey, did you
need help? So we show up, knock on the door.
People look at us funny. We explain what happened and
they apologize and it's great. It's a good interaction with
the community a little bit, and yeah, there was no problem.
So those are our best calls.
Speaker 1: Right, But the uh, I just think, like the smart
watch is calling. It is probably a good thing in
the in the overall long run, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and like I was just saying, and break the
you know, we've got the watches now calling because it
detective crash. Yeah, so if you're unconscious from the car
crash and now he's nine one one and we can
come find you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. I always worry like do I want
this watch? Do I not want this watch? Do I
want this watch? Because it's always like then other people
can track you, and I mean I even have it.
I think my brother is the one who says to me, uh,
like I don't I don't know how to track, like
even my kid and I should. But he's like, oh man,
we tracked the neighbors. We I'll text him everyone oh
so you're over Oh my god, that would bother me
right a little bit. There's no such thing as real
privacy anymore, you know. Oh so you're in the adult store. Huh, Kevin,
I thought you're going to the Lakers store.
Speaker 2: Do you get people that called anyone one on themselves
for things?
Speaker 1: A lot of times? Uh, maybe even accidentally calling men
in one.
Speaker 3: Of themselves sometimes a lot. I think we've talked about
it before. You know, people will call us and say, hey,
people are speaking through our neighborhood. Right, we're drinking neighborhood
and people walk home drunk and we don't want to
get run over. Wait what No, I just.
Speaker 1: Made that part.
Speaker 3: We'll get people who will say.
Speaker 1: They got your speed bugs are coming in.
Speaker 3: They'll uh, you know, they'll ask for us to patrol
because there's problems, yeah, speeding, stop signs, all that stuff,
And inevitably you always catch the person who calls it
says people are speeding, and you catch them speeding.
Speaker 1: It's the other people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we get that way. We get a.
Speaker 1: Lot telling on ourselves. The cocaine's in there and the alcohol. Uh,
Kevin has had What are you on now? Number three?
Speaker 2: I lost track and really I think I'm about four.
Speaker 4: You gotta keep.
Speaker 1: Trash number four if you want to know what it takes.
I think, yes, Kevin should have a note pad. I
think this is four plus the shot, plus the shot
and their course light. So a lot of times you
think I'm okay because it's course light. Well look at me.
It's making me spells.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is I think there are people
who will go, I'm better off drinking a light beer.
You know, I'm not having something that's heavy. I'm not.
It's not an I p A that's heavy. It's not.
Speaker 2: It's it's you're looking at When you're looking at light
versus heavy, you're looking at calories. You're not looking at
the volume and alcohol.
Speaker 1: Say you're hanging out with the wrong people. My friend goes,
my buddies are on side. I'm not kidding. I have
friends that will drink Miller Lite because they think that
they can do I can drink that all day. Yeah,
it's fine. You know I'm telling you, like a.
Speaker 2: Certa neighborhood drinks make ultra because it's it's it's slimming.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's that's that's Yeah. Your husband with his calory,
he's gonna his shirt's coming off at some point. Does
he count the calories?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: But his shirt comes off too often? Can you arrest
him for that?
Speaker 4: Can you can we call for that? It's a crime.
Speaker 1: There's children around. Is there a side of town that
has more d wis than another? It probably is, but
I don't know if you can tell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I don't know.
Speaker 1: I would say I would bet it would be east
east side. Absolutely, yeah, I think I wouldn't be surprised
if you're right. Uh yeah, But you were.
Speaker 2: Trying to throw shade, and I just know I wasn't
throwing shade.
Speaker 1: I was trying to But see, the problem is you
have more major roads over here, Like Ridge Road is
a major road, latter road becomes a major road. There's
not a lot of major roads on the other side
of town. Well, I guess Monroe Avenue. But it's two lanes,
you know what I mean. It's not like this big
lanes each side. That's how they counted, only only in
a certain section from like five ninety up until and
then it's back to two lanes again. Two lanes for
the most part. Is it okay? If you get out
past Spencer Port. It seems like it's a like a
major road where you've got the mall and you've got
all these restaurants and bars and things like that. Where
there is ninety six is a pretty big road. Ninety
six can Yeah. Yeah, maybe I'm wrong if you're taking
ninety six out to see a good friend car. Yeah,
I think that if you drive drunken cars, don't don't
ever do that unless you got one of those self
driving cars. Well you can get the self driving what
happens with things like Weaimo as they go because Weymo
now is in major cities and it's driverless cars, and
they're faster than coming with Uber or lyft for a
lot of people.
Speaker 3: It's a good question. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I would assume because if you have you have to
sit in the driver's seat to have it selfless drive.
Speaker 1: Don't you. No, No, not for the Weimo. You get
in the back, you call Waymo car, it shows up,
you get in the back. It's eerie, it's weird.
Speaker 2: But if you're hammered and you decide to sit in
the driver's seat, are.
Speaker 1: You I don't even know if there is a driver's seat,
I'm not sure that there's a driver's seat in the
Weimo car for probably that reason. I don't know. I
just saw a piece and I it was everybody getting
in the back of them. That's all I remember. God
bless technology. Yeah, well, and it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: Yes, if I would trust that?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No, yeah, I mean how many times does your phone
drop a call or your computer malfunctions? I don't want
that at sixty miles an hour there.
Speaker 1: I've had cars where you just put the driver's assist
on and cruise control and it slows down for you
within traffic, it speeds up, back up to whatever and everything. Yeah,
it drives right in the lanes. I mean you got
to keep it'll go a little crazy. If you take
your hands off the wheel starts, you know, setting off
l a first. Yeah, it hit, but then you're back
on the wheel and it just drives for you. I'm like,
ship man, that's crazy. You can just get drunk do whatever.
You know.
Speaker 8: It wasn't me was taking me come home the summer
one said that you could get there safely. All right, Well,
let's see we're about another twenty minutes, Kevin. We'll do
it for our final set. We'll see what the blood
alcohol of Kevin is after nn Ashley, who said before
when she was a point four to five, I shouldn't
be driving.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wouldn't drive. I want to pound a couple
and see where I can get it. Okay, feel free.
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yeah she has had a shirt made every year for.
Speaker 4: The in and we watch it. Every year she came.
Speaker 1: Over here and you ever go couch and, was like
did you ever go see? It?
Speaker 4: Live, oh yeah a lot. Of times did you.
Speaker 1: Ever get into? The infield because a lot.
Speaker 4: Of times and it's. It's crazy there's a lot. Of
drinking it's a, very hot it's a very it's.
Speaker 1: Dangerous, situation well it's a lot of drinking and you
get THE assphat, i mean god for because it's a
hot party. In there but do they let you do
it while the race is? Going on or you're in
the infield all the races? Going, on yes because.
Speaker 4: That's surprising you don't even know that the race Is
going YOU just.
Speaker 1: I got to, tell, you like there's been a lot
of Debate in indy cars whether or not to put
like a hood or just because it's an, open, cockpit
right so they want to. Do something they had. A
driver i don't know how this. Guy survived this is
how great the technology. Is now but he went up
at like two hundred miles, an hour upside down and
just cleared. The fence like one of the posts would
have taken. His head he would have. Been decapitated and
that there was talk during. That time this was just
a couple of years ago of putting some kind of
covering on, the roof and, everybody's like none of the drivers.
Wanted it they're like. Fuck THAT and, i go oh,
my god you KNOW what, I MEAN like i love,
going fast, love it love going down to the. Drag
STRIP if i can get behind, the wheel. It's GREAT
if i can get down to walking an hour and, A,
HALF no I know i. Do not and my big,
thing ALWAYS and i say it to, my sons is
you don't ever treat the roadways like a speedway because
not everybody is equipped the. Same way try to drive
that speed limit as much as it, may suck, you
know thirty miles, An hours like, you know you're putting
a lot follow It because god forbid, somebody puppy, let
alone child runs out and you're not, quick enough you
KNOW what, i mean because you're going forty instead of
thirty or. Thirty five it's that it's. That quick But, the,
UH yeah i Love. The india i've always wanted to
go and do that party in.
Speaker 4: The, nfield right it's. So fun her.
Speaker 1: Husband played the golf courses. In, there yeah there's golf
courses in the middle of. The race four is they've
really turned it into something that's beyond, the race like.
It goes it has transcended the. Race itself and those
are like the coolest guys in. The world, those drivers
they're like they're like. The pilots uh you KNOW what.
I mean if you ever see, test pilots guys, who
drive they're always the coolest motherfuckers in. The world they
have a heart rate of about thirty all, the time
the resting, heart.
Speaker 3: Rate you KNOW what.
Speaker 1: I mean they don't have. Nerve endings everything's. Just fine
they have nothing ever. Bothers them they're. Always good and
it's the same thing with. The drivers THAT'S why i started.
TO watch i think it's called The whoa buddy? It,
is hell guess what that was? A point i gotta
wait another. Twenty minutes now the THEY have i think
it's called In the seat and THERE'S a i was
always like this one Driver For total wolf was. His
name he's now the owner Of the, mercedes team and
they fire like one of the top drivers decides to
go drive for some other team and He. Was, mercedes
guy are YOU confusing f One With? Indy, CAR well
f One And INDE well f One, IN india i
mean they're similar in terms of but, you're.
Speaker 2: Right but but a lot of the one guys. Go,
left no but a lot Of the indy car drivers don't.
Go left but a lot OF the f.
Speaker 1: One guys Going to indy and some OF the nascar
guys will do indie racing. As, well yeah it's a.
Newer thing. And, yeah Yeah Like, DANICA patrick i wish
it was like people would give. Her, ship, she's oh,
my god the do you know what it's like to
play at the top level?
Speaker 5: Of?
Speaker 2: Anything, yeah yeah but then you're driving behind her and
her purse is fucking.
Speaker 4: Hanging out what?
Speaker 1: She's got the. Blank garage she's slowing down a. Look
way there's a yard sale side she drives across the.
Tree lines get out.
Speaker 4: OF here i cannot there's. A.
Speaker 1: Sail, uh no she. WAS great i was really impressed
by how well she. Handled it be me handling she
was top ten DRIVER? In nascar did she handled it
because she was a? Good driver and she handled because she?
Was hot she handled it because she was a.
Speaker 3: Good, driver.
Speaker 1: Dude hot did not get her into the. Top, ten
no what do you think guys were, distracted, going yeah it's, So,
hot oh. Better drive, it's like come, on right it's
a young child. Went there it's, just, like well his mother's,
right here and she's. A beastball.
Speaker 4: That's not a. Great, thing okay that's.
Speaker 1: VERY fine i have learned one thing, here today because
you always think about when you're at, the bar, you're
like i've.
Speaker 2: BEEN drinking i should probably wait a.
Speaker 1: Little bit oh and as he's, told, us yeah the,
twenty minutes it builds. It up if, you're gonna if,
you're gonna if you're gonna, pound it pound it quick and. Get.
Speaker 4: Out, no no that's the thing that we're. Not saying
it taking.
Speaker 1: Time, bomb no.
Speaker 4: You, stay in you drink your water and you let it.
Come down you do, not shot and then take a?
Speaker 1: Fright home? You do you take us take a stay?
Speaker 4: Fright, home, YES.
Speaker 1: NOW i i this may or may not be, urban
myth BUT uh i had a friend who went to
pick their kids up at a bar restaurant because they
were working as waiters and kitchen. Help dishwashers and the
person behind, the bar who may or may not have owned, this,
bar said how about you do a shot?
Speaker 2: With me, by myth You Mean bill moran and all
Conners With, damien no so.
Speaker 1: Not me and so, they said, UH nah i got
to drive the. Kids home and, they're like, BLAH blah
i don't want to get. PULLED over i, come on,
come on. Come on and the person was having a
beer while they, were waiting but, just one and so
the owner of the bar goes kept badgering the person
and finally took a shot and threw it on him, and,
goes well now you smell. Like alcohols you can't. Drive
anyway but LIKE the i think the audio we played
to you the other night of the guy with the,
TWENTIETH ov, i said somebody spilled beer my driddle some
beer in. My car you know you must GET a
i love the excuses of what's. Going on that wasn't. Even,
ME no, I know i noticed that it BECAME a.
Flipcn game but you've got to hear Some great how
long did you do? Row patrol for about?
Speaker 3: Fifteen, years, who well that's a.
Speaker 1: Long, time, yeah yeah tell me that's a that's a.
Long time you don't look old enough to've done it for.
Speaker 3: FIFTEEN years i finish my Twenty, in february and then
are you really going? To retire? Probably, Not, no well so. Much,
fun yeah come and hang out to.
Speaker 1: The podcasts, come on. It's, fun yeah but, it's YEAH
because i understand after twenty years if you were, you
know rode patrol for twenty. Years, ago no it's. Probably
time but you know you get to do other. Cool
stuff yeah.
Speaker 3: RIGHT now, i mean who knows how long this? Will
last one bad podcast away from being.
Speaker 1: Thrown out your boss. Loves, us no this is.
Speaker 4: Really good this is, Really EDUCATIONAL so i.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it are you?
Speaker 3: Taser, certified, Yes sir so you took it as the.
Taser instructors how? Did that how? DID that i take.
It sucks. It sucks, it's uh.
Speaker 2: Can we Do A labor day show where you?
Speaker 1: Taste? Bill, oh god take Me Take labor day. For
drink tasing is that the two things of the prongs
that like come out on the string and go in
your back.
Speaker 3: Or whatever And basically.
Speaker 1: Race says he'll. Be taste what is the ship where we?
See THAT so i saw some big early dude. Get,
taste right they hit him in. The chest he rips
the things out and keeps going at. The cops then
they hit him again and that time he. Goes down
but it Took too so what it does is.
Speaker 3: It it incapacitates, your muscule your, muscles RIGHT as, i
say your. Muscular system uh so it all depends on
where you. Hit right if you if you get in,
the spread so the bigger. The spread if you get
someone in the back and in the back of the,
leg right that's going to spread farther and it's going
to lock. Everything up it's not like you SEE on
tv where people. PASS out i don't love telling.
Speaker 2: People that you're you're an, instructor though but you is
there is there a spot you aim for like or as?
A cop do you like aim for, The, deck kevin.
Speaker 1: You cannot can you aim for the ass a little
meteor and it kind of.
Speaker 3: You want to hit a. Big, Muscle yeah so, the
back the, lower leg the thigh somewhere. In there AND like,
i said you want, the spread so you want the
back to lock up and the legs and that's what's
going to make the person go to.
Speaker 1: The ground and this is all An electrical does anybody
ever have a heart attack or anything as a result?
Speaker 3: Of that, they can but it's not technically from.
Speaker 6: The tasing it's from the excitement because most times getting
yay got like the stress of, the, body distress the excited,
heart rate, you know the impact. Of that but it's also,
the chase the, you know police running. After you it's
all of that, the factors and the actual electric charge
won't cause Your heart.
Speaker 2: That would be the worst COP because i would aim
for the dick and, be LIKE but i.
Speaker 1: Just missed why would you shoot for? The dick?
Speaker 3: Why not because he's about a point?
Speaker 1: Zero nine.
Speaker 5: Tell me.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't tell me. YOU wouldn't i don't KNOW that
i WOULD or. I WOULDN'T like. I missed i was,
aimed FIRST and i missed, TOOK it i would. FEEL
bad i would rather instead Of the i'd rather see
someone get hit. The, balls now that would make. Me
laugh i'll you're from behind and tag like right through
the taint area and just tap into the back of.
Your balls That's what i'd like. To Do so i'm not.
Even DRIVING what i.
Speaker 3: Would tell you is the same as we tell all of.
Our people you own all, of, It right so whatever
you do you're responsible for and that.
Speaker 1: Person's ATTORNEY and i JUST missed i can't you.
Speaker 3: Own All dry but you can still be sued.
Speaker 1: For it you can be sued as. An. Individual absolutely
oh oh for the, gut, NOW yeah i want for
the back THE upper i wouldn't want to.
Speaker 3: Hurt somebody the word liability is a heavy word.
Speaker 2: For, us YEAH and i gotta. BE honest i Did
hear ray say he would take? A? Tasing why why
would you? Do that you get one in?
Speaker 3: THE car I Don't.
Speaker 1: I kevin kevin wants to.
Speaker 3: Make it take a little.
Speaker 1: More paperwork has anybody ever caught fire.
Speaker 3: Like history?
Speaker 1: Or no from?
Speaker 5: The?
Speaker 3: Taser yeah, so yes and there's a there's a there's.
A case i forget where it Was In. New york
but a gentleman doused himself with hand sanitizing in the
police station and they didn't, realize it and they taste
them and he went.
Speaker 1: Right up, but again whose fault?
Speaker 3: Is, that Yeah but i'm sure there's attorneys who argued it.
Was theirs and well you put the.
Speaker 2: SANITIZER there, i mean why would you put.
Speaker 3: The case up to see who?
Speaker 4: Was QUESTION and i have A lot are you allowed
to taste somebody in?
Speaker 5: The?
Speaker 3: Rain yeah? Good questions so that that's that's a. Normal
one like people are in the. Pool there where do
you have to worry about with water obviously is if
they're incapacitated and, face down you don't. Want them but
it's not going to like it doesn't. Amplify, it now
it doesn't do any.
Speaker 1: Of that what about when we say non? Lethal, force
right just say.
Speaker 3: It's in, your, muscle, yes right That's where so the
range of, your skin the muscle is what's getting the.
Speaker 2: Electric charge now you were taste obviously you had to
be to be able to.
Speaker 1: Teach it how how long are you? Pissed off for theoretically.
Speaker 3: Five seconds that's how long. It lasts one trigger pulled
last five seconds so you get hit with it for
five seconds and then it. Turns off.
Speaker 2: I've worked in radio words radio. Five SECONDS what i.
Speaker 3: Would tell you is it was. Five seconds your whole body.
Locks up you can't, do anything and it felt like
it felt like someone was hitting you with a baseball
bat at.
Speaker 1: The time did? You yourself it's not like. You can't.
You can't that's one Of, the well you.
Speaker 3: Probably can't how, about well there's some really cool videos.
On YouTube why do you want me?
Speaker 1: To taste?
Speaker 4: WHY not i want to see how Many have it
would take? Two times you Think.
Speaker 2: Because i'm, good Looking because i'm good?
Speaker 1: Looking muscles. That's interesting what other non lethal force do?
Speaker 3: They use? Pepper?
Speaker 1: Spray police?
Speaker 3: They do there's, pepper spray there's, pepper ball which is
essentially a. Paintball, gun yeah and it's it's a little
harder plastic than regular paintball and it cracks and opens
up the powder. Comes out and did you have to?
Speaker 6: Do?
Speaker 3: That yeah we have to go through everything that we
use except what was. The worst the worst is, the
GAS the, cs gas that's by far.
Speaker 4: The, worst yeah what happens, With that it's just like.
Speaker 3: The military goes through you, start coughing you, Can't, breathe
well you, can breathe but its not just. Comes out
your eyes. Start, watering yeah it's you don't function well
and when, it's over, it's over but you're. A mess
so that one's is it?
Speaker 1: Used, often, no no but more for crowd control. Type,
thing yeah it's.
Speaker 3: Worst, case scenario but because we may at some point
have to, do it and a little bit of. Sadistic
torture probably in the academy they.
Speaker 1: Make like, they like is there a day where they
go all? Right today is they let?
Speaker 3: You know they let, you know let the. Anxiety build.
Speaker 2: Is there opportunities for people that not show up?
Speaker 1: For that like do they just know you.
Speaker 2: Gotta show i'm there's gotta be a guy that might
not be like you Know that i'm not.
Speaker 1: Getting, tasted well you gotta get taste or you're not
going to become a. Police officer and let's get end.
Speaker 2: Of, that well, you know you can still be a
cop without.
Speaker 1: Having taserability you just have to go. Through IT but,
i thought so they'll give you, a guns but the
tear gas and everything you have to you don't have.
To do you don't have to do it or.
Speaker 3: YOU do i don't think there's really. A choice it
never really. Comes up it's just kind, of, like hey we're,
doing this here's, the day and you.
Speaker 1: Show up you knew You got. I'M sad i don't.
Speaker 3: Feel good you don't push back you want to push, Back,
either no you want. The job so you do whatever they,
say right and it is good because, you know just like,
the taste the the whole point of being tased is
so that you know what that person's. Going through and
it's like. Pepper spray we get. Pepper sprayed but a
lot of that is Because if kevin's out of CONTROL
and i pepper, spray him it's. Still there it doesn't
go away or just stick. To him so you're gonna.
Get it you're gonna. Get it we're all going to
be experiencing it a, little bit so you have to
know what it feels like and how to work.
Speaker 1: Through it got it picked, me too by. The way that's.
Speaker 10: THAT'S cute i wanted to play this because this is a,
new SHOW and i wonder if this will turn out
almost like a.
Speaker 1: What's the the Show on netflix that everybody was watching
in a?
Speaker 3: While ago.
Speaker 1: Squid, games Yeah squid games IN. The us this Is.
Speaker 7: The it's in the very beginning stages of the vetting
process for a reported IMMIGRANT reality. Tv Show Wall street
journal reports it's a reality style show where immigrants would
compete to prove they are The. Most AMERICAN The dhs
assistant secretary. Couldn't Find Security Secretary christy nome has not
backed or even reviewed the pitch of any scripted or.
Reality show the agency did not immediately provide any more
details about that.
Speaker 1: POTENTIAL show i heard they were fully on board. With. It,
yeah see this Is where i'm not SURE what. I
believe this is where. You go did somebody sending out
a press release just to see will it get? Reported
on you KNOW what? I mean i can't imagine. This
like it would. Be awful it would be. Absolutely horrible in,
a way it would, Be amazing it would.
Speaker 2: Be, amazing stop what would you have people do all sorts?
Speaker 1: Of shit you gotta recite the lyrics To three journey
songs and You're an american. Cit them that's, the thing?
All right we at the Point where kevin And uh
ashley will blow one. FINAL time i do have. To
bee let's Let's go i'm very excited about the uh
blowing Here. Comes ashley ashley was at a point for
four or five? Last time right point zero four five zero.
FOUR five i can't wait to hear the.
Speaker 4: Final number slabby too does there's nob what do?
Speaker 3: We got four point eight?
Speaker 1: Four done cannot behind.
Speaker 4: The wheel definitely cannot be and she's still.
Speaker 1: Climbing on the way up exactly? All right should we
go to there to train? After? This, Oh god. I'll
drive that.
Speaker 4: Was a lot of drinks that got. Me THERE actually.
Speaker 2: I would i would love to know where you were
last night because You, WERE yeah i had never met.
Drug cash can you buy one?
Speaker 3: Of These probably eBay.
Speaker 1: OR something i want to buy one of. These, now,
sorry yeah but you got.
Speaker 2: To calibrator you don't know how.
Speaker 1: To, CALIBRATE no i don't know how to. Do anything
you can't get the cameras were.
Speaker 3: Now, all right here, We, go.
Speaker 1: Okay here, We, Go kevin i'm betting point nine point,
zero nine THAT'S what. I say? Is he what? Is
he what? Is he point one? O eight did you
just take? A? Drink?
Speaker 3: No no point one? Zero eight oh.
Speaker 1: YOU'RE fucked I want i want to wait ano we
want to see? It again what what what makes you?
Question it it didn't? Seem, right yeah it didn't blow for? That?
Speaker 3: Long yeah in there?
Speaker 4: Pretty, far Okay.
Speaker 1: It's. Kevin's consistency maybe it's all. About consistency two times in.
Speaker 3: A row it's all.
Speaker 1: About. Consistency p. One eight so where does that? Put
him it, puts no? He's over but is? He like
don't they usually go by?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 1: Were this does that increase? The penalty take it, to
aggravated which would be point? One five it puts. Me
up my wife's picking me Up for. Jael tonight point one.
Is aggravated and what happens? WITH aggravated i?
Speaker 3: Don't remember and? That long so here.
Speaker 4: You are but how much did? You drink do? You remember.
Speaker 1: I'm.
Speaker 2: ON five i did a shot, of FIREBALL and i
Did A, billy baum which is two shots and a Half,
a GUINNESS and i finished the other half of, The
guinness so six and, three, shots.
Speaker 1: Right but within basically less than, two, hours right which
people can do at a bar and they get behind,
the wheel which makes me FEEL like i can pound. A,
couple yeah well. You can what do? YOU mean i can? Pound?
IT oh i can pound a couple AND then i.
Can go, I'M fine i just got to wait that,
twenty minutes, twenty minutes. Gotta go, all, Right Well, debuty
hurley thank you so much for allowing us to.
Speaker 2: DO this i want to blow again in about twenty
MINUTES if i.
Speaker 1: Can go he's, Got things he's paid for.
Speaker 2: The hour he told.
Speaker 3: Us, that.
Speaker 1: Ashley, thank you you were. GREAT experiment i like knowing
About the, indianapolis connection and THEY absolutely I gotta i
gotta find out more about coming up because he's got
one Thing that bills Fans and, patriots Fans. Hammic common
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colts Are the Bills and? Patriots, bitch yes no? Right
now not?
Speaker 4: Stand? You, yeah anyways.
Speaker 1: Who is the quarterback Of the? Colts Now daniel jones.
Speaker 4: Gotta?
Speaker 1: Be Whatever For kevin muort is one zero Eight?
Speaker 8: For ashley was at a point zero eighty Four For,
deputy hurley who's staying sober and?
Speaker 1: Diving tomorrow what's the water temperature? Right now? Very Cold I'm,
bill moran will see. You tomorrow worthy menu, system closing,
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