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Speaker 3: Is the Troubleshooter Show Now, Tom Martinez, Welcome.
Speaker 4: My friends, Welcome to the show, the only show of
Speaker 4: it's kind. We're here to solve problems, answer questions, take complaints.
Speaker 4: I want to say hello out there to my fellow garbage.
Speaker 4: Did everybody out there here what Biden had to say
Speaker 4: about anybody that votes for Trump? Not with the fake media,
Speaker 4: it's trying to make you think what he says, But
Speaker 4: here's what he actually said.
Speaker 5: Just the other day, speaker at his rally called Puerto
Speaker 5: Rico a floating island of garbage. Well, let me tell
Speaker 5: you something I don't. I don't know the Puerto rican
Speaker 5: I know, or Puerto Rico where I'm in my home
Speaker 5: state of Delaware. They're good, decent, honorable people. The only
Speaker 5: garbage I see floating out there as his supporters.
Speaker 4: Wow, the only garbage out there.
Speaker 5: They're supporters coy contred everything we've done.
Speaker 4: What do you think of that?
Speaker 6: Doc?
Speaker 4: My god, did you realize you're a piece of garbage?
Speaker 7: I didn't realize that, but it just shows that Biden
Speaker 7: totally has lost it.
Speaker 8: I knew I was deplorable, but now Mark, he's lost it.
Speaker 8: My god, he's the boss, he's the president, he's the
Speaker 8: man in charge, He's the Matt Daddy.
Speaker 7: That's scary as anything.
Speaker 4: The Republicans are the ones trying to pull the wool
Speaker 4: over your eyes. For God's sake, people, wake up. I
Speaker 4: know this is a consumer show and we are here
Speaker 4: to solve problems, answer questions, and take complaints. But my
Speaker 4: fellow garbage people out there, make sure you vote. There's
Speaker 4: only one way to stop all this fake news. That's
Speaker 4: what he said. They're going to try to walk it
Speaker 4: back for the next week. But just like Hillary Clinton
Speaker 4: and her deplorable bs, these guys screwed up big time.
Speaker 9: They actually said for the first time something they really think.
Speaker 4: Now did time show up yet?
Speaker 7: And Mark, it was a joke by a comedian, not
Speaker 7: by Trump.
Speaker 4: Oh, I know exactly what it was, and it was absurd, Doc,
Speaker 4: one hundred percent absurd. People even got mad at that.
Speaker 4: But then to come out and actually tell more than
Speaker 4: half the country, yes, more than half the country their
Speaker 4: garbage has to be the dumbest political thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's how stupid these people are. Her and
Speaker 4: her boss over there are complete morons. And I promise you, Colorado,
Speaker 4: if everybody that feels away idough gets out and votes,
Speaker 4: we can actually change this state. I'm not saying we're
Speaker 4: doing it this year, but we can get pretty damn
Speaker 4: close and at least scare these people into being reasonable
Speaker 4: in the future. Mark, it's really really a horrible situation
Speaker 4: upon any which way to call half the country garbage,
Speaker 4: I can't believe it. Let me tell you something. If
Speaker 4: Trump did that and called all the Hillary people or
Speaker 4: I'm sorry Hillary, I get them all confused because they
Speaker 4: both suck. She said, deplorable. And then these guys, these
Speaker 4: guys meaning uh, I'm so I'm so flustered right now.
Speaker 4: But Biden and Harris calling half the population garbage is
Speaker 4: unacceptable and people have to get out there and vote.
Speaker 4: You have to get out there and vote. Don't think
Speaker 4: we're stuck here in this blue state. Now, Kay, what's
Speaker 4: going on with you?
Speaker 10: K Hi? Tom? You're so helpful for so many people,
Speaker 10: and we all love you and appreciate you. Go ahead, Kake,
Speaker 10: love to sow and I'm good at it. And a
Speaker 10: man in a hotel.
Speaker 11: Ok said, Okay, this is.
Speaker 1: A repeat call.
Speaker 4: I don't understand what's going on here. You called up
Speaker 4: someone was going to repair your sewing machine. Correct, and
Speaker 4: then they took off. Wait a minute, I want to
Speaker 4: make sure I'm talking to the right K. Then they
Speaker 4: took off to go get married. Invited you to the wedding,
Speaker 4: but you were going to go to the wedding because
Speaker 4: you didn't want to eat the bad food. That's not me,
Speaker 4: that's not you. So this is a different issue with
Speaker 4: the sewing machine.
Speaker 10: It's completely difficult.
Speaker 4: Okay, go ahead. What's going on with U? K. I
Speaker 4: jumped the gun.
Speaker 10: There sewing machine in the cabinet, and it does him stitches,
Speaker 10: it sews on buttons, it does everything for a man
Speaker 10: walking in a hotel.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 10: When we went to a seminole, he said that he
Speaker 10: can fix anything.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: He was a handyman.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, did you actually forget you've called him before. I'm
Speaker 4: just curious. I mean, I'm just curious. Or do you
Speaker 4: have two sewing machines and this is a different sewing machine.
Speaker 10: I have one in the basement, got it very well, okay,
Speaker 10: and it's in the cabinet.
Speaker 4: Okay, what's this guy's number? I want to try to
Speaker 4: solve your problem right now. I'm going to have Kelly
Speaker 4: call him on the air and we're going to figure
Speaker 4: out why he can't fix your sewing machine. So what's
Speaker 4: his name?
Speaker 10: He moves to California?
Speaker 4: Does he not have a phone. I'm not going to
Speaker 4: send him smoke signals.
Speaker 10: I don't have his number in California.
Speaker 4: Okay, then how can I help you? Kay? What can
Speaker 4: we do to make your life better today?
Speaker 10: Have somebody that knows how to put in the bobbing
Speaker 10: holder okay, and had to fix it, then I'll have
Speaker 10: a good time sewing. Okay, good, it's sewing. And I'm
Speaker 10: willing to give a one one way that's in the
Speaker 10: cabiner in my basement.
Speaker 4: So you need you need someone that knows how to
Speaker 4: fix a sewing machine.
Speaker 10: Exactly correct, Tom.
Speaker 4: I am not sure. I don't think we have anybody
Speaker 4: on the referral list. Hopefully we can find someone out there.
Speaker 4: Maybe we have someone listening right now that could help
Speaker 4: you with that. I mean, what do you think the
Speaker 4: value of that sewing machine? I don't know. If I'm
Speaker 4: in Walmart, I see in some of their aisles. They
Speaker 4: have sewing machines that hook up to computers that are
Speaker 4: like one hundred bucks. How much is this one worth?
Speaker 4: I mean, what is your sewing machine worth?
Speaker 10: It's that's a lot of money because I can use
Speaker 10: it when I get snowed in.
Speaker 4: No, I know it's worth it. That's not where I'm going.
Speaker 4: I'm saying if to repair it is one hundred dollars,
Speaker 4: because someone's got to come to your house look at it,
Speaker 4: figure out what. Kay, you're not your Okay, we're just
Speaker 4: on We're on separate planets. For God's sake. Here's what
Speaker 4: I'm trying to tell you. If it costs more to
Speaker 4: repair than to replace, how much is a new sewing machine?
Speaker 10: Well, I think shingers are no longer being that.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't care who makes it. If they don't
Speaker 4: make it, how much is a new sewing machine?
Speaker 10: I don't remember it.
Speaker 4: Is it just normal? I assume it's not going to
Speaker 4: hook up to a computer. You just want a normal
Speaker 4: sewing machine? Is that right?
Speaker 10: It's better than normal because it does a lot of things.
Speaker 10: When you know how to walk, like what and I
Speaker 10: know how to walk? But if it's broken, I can't sew.
Speaker 4: Okay, here's a Singer heavy duty forty four fifty two
Speaker 4: high speed sewing machine with accessory kit. It has enhanced
Speaker 4: piercing power. Will that work for you?
Speaker 10: Is it a singer?
Speaker 4: It's a singer. It's a it's a singer heavy duty.
Speaker 4: It is the mac Daddy of sewing machines. It's the
Speaker 4: bomb dot Com.
Speaker 10: And would I pick it up?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 10: What I pick it up?
Speaker 4: Will this work for you?
Speaker 10: It would?
Speaker 4: All right? I'm gonna buy you a sewing machine. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 4: come on, I'm buying you a sewing machine because it'll
Speaker 4: save my sanity. Hold on a second, all right, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna put you on a three oh three seven one
Speaker 4: three eight two five five Kelly, I'm not kidding. I
Speaker 4: want to get that handled today. We're gonna buy her
Speaker 4: this sewing machine. I need her address in wherever this
Speaker 4: thing's gonna ship from Amazon. This poor lady's called a
Speaker 4: couple times, and no offense to you, Cab. I know
Speaker 4: you're a little confused and all you want is something
Speaker 4: for winners so you can sew and do your thing.
Speaker 4: I want to make sure this one works for you.
Speaker 4: I don't know how we're gonna send you a picture
Speaker 4: of it or whatever. But we're gonna get you a
Speaker 4: sewing machine. For that matter. If I got to bring
Speaker 4: you to Walmart and pick one out, we can do
Speaker 4: that after the show today. That's just how we're gonna
Speaker 4: handle this. Three oh three seven one three eight two
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Speaker 4: Three oh three seven one three eight two five five.
Speaker 4: Three oh three Martino, You've been ripped off taking advantage
Speaker 4: of I do want to hear from you. I also
Speaker 4: love to hear comments on what do you think about
Speaker 4: this newest and don't let people talk into thinking it's
Speaker 4: a gaff. There's no gaff when the President of the
Speaker 4: United States comes out and basically says if you vote
Speaker 4: for Donald Trump or support him, if you support closed borders,
Speaker 4: if you support a better life in general, than basically
Speaker 4: your garbage. So I would like to hear from you
Speaker 4: on either side of that. And I'm not trying to
Speaker 4: turn this into littical day, but let's face it, the
Speaker 4: election six days away and everything's going nuts out there.
Speaker 4: I mean, Deputy Doc, you've been around for more elections
Speaker 4: than I have. How many elections? How many of you
Speaker 4: voted for are voted.
Speaker 7: In since I was able to?
Speaker 4: So you started with Lincoln.
Speaker 7: I started with Lincoln, then I went to gar who
Speaker 7: it was Garfield or McKinley, and then I went for Eisenhower.
Speaker 4: Have you ever seen a more contentious race than this one?
Speaker 4: I would say sixteen maybe, yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's it's hard to compare this to twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: I can't even imagine what was a Gore versus Bush.
Speaker 4: I can't even imagine one of them calling the other
Speaker 4: people garbage. I mean, it's I just can't believe it happened.
Speaker 4: They always talk about in October surprise. What I'd like
Speaker 4: to know is does this change people's minds if they
Speaker 4: were going to vote for Kamala and all of a
Speaker 4: sudden they're thinking, my god, she's saying she's the candidate
Speaker 4: for everybody but her boss and the administration that she's
Speaker 4: second in charge in is call in everybody garbage. On
Speaker 4: the other side, I.
Speaker 7: Think it's just going to add a little bit to
Speaker 7: the people who is still on the fence.
Speaker 4: Maybe, you know, I I sure hope. So what do
Speaker 4: you see the outcome of this to be everybody?
Speaker 7: I think it's going to be really close. Mark, And
Speaker 7: you know, it's so hard to determine in the swing
Speaker 7: states because of absentee balloting, illegal people voting. You know,
Speaker 7: there's just so many things that can go wrong with predictions.
Speaker 4: You know, that one in Virginia was crazy. I guess
Speaker 4: the Supreme Court just came out and they said, you
Speaker 4: know what if someone filled out the registration and basically
Speaker 4: said they're not a citizen, they're not allowed to vote.
Speaker 4: It's hard to believe the Supreme Court had to make
Speaker 4: that decision for Virginia. I mean, it's crazy. They basically,
Speaker 4: they basically told the Department of Justice to, you know,
Speaker 4: go pound sand. I mean, these people actually walked in
Speaker 4: when they were trying to get a driver's license or
Speaker 4: trying to vote, whatever they were doing, I think getting
Speaker 4: an ID card of some sort, and they put their
Speaker 4: not a citizen and then they try that they want
Speaker 4: to put them on the voter roll. I just can't
Speaker 4: even understand where these Democrats are coming from.
Speaker 7: Market's amazing what they're allowing these illegal immigrants to do.
Speaker 7: They support they're getting with money and housing, and I
Speaker 7: think for me, the biggest issue in the election is
Speaker 7: for me, it's immigration. We need to get we need
Speaker 7: to get our borders under control.
Speaker 4: It's so horrible if you start thinking of all the
Speaker 4: children that were lost and just the lies, the boldfaced
Speaker 4: lies of the current administration looking you in the eyes
Speaker 4: through television or at these rallies, and what Harris and
Speaker 4: Biden will let you believe is they've done everything they can.
Speaker 4: It's Congress fault. But everybody knows that's not true. That
Speaker 4: there can't be one person out there that truly believes
Speaker 4: that that's the case. The truth is, and I mean this,
Speaker 4: the truth is, they want to let everybody in because
Speaker 4: if you give a lot of people's stuff and make
Speaker 4: them citizens, allow them to vote, they're hoping that in
Speaker 4: the future they're going to be part of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 7: Well, I'll tell you, Mark, I have a lot of
Speaker 7: friends who are liberals that I put up with. But
Speaker 7: their big concern and this is from intelligent people who
Speaker 7: are professionals, own businesses, lawyers, etc. They think that Donald
Speaker 7: Trump is somehow going to ruin our democracy, that he's
Speaker 7: going to become a fascist dictator. They don't understand checks
Speaker 7: and balances and the separation of powers.
Speaker 4: But it's actually more, it's even more ridiculous in my opinion,
Speaker 4: because these are the people saying he's going to weaponize
Speaker 4: the Justice Department and basically the office of the White House.
Speaker 7: They're one Biden has done.
Speaker 4: They're the ones, for the first time in history, has
Speaker 4: gone after their competition that's running for president. Absolutely, I mean,
Speaker 4: it's absolutely insane.
Speaker 7: And if you want to see something, go on YouTube
Speaker 7: and watch some of the the committee. The I don't
Speaker 7: know the Justice Committee that are examining Biden's nominations for
Speaker 7: federal judge ships. It is so incredible what these judges
Speaker 7: think and what kind of nonsense ses speeling in our
Speaker 7: judicial system. They're all ideologues that are worse than progressives
Speaker 7: because they're going to be in power.
Speaker 4: It's a sad state, I really think though. Looking at
Speaker 4: the polls and all the swing states, Trump seems to
Speaker 4: be ahead, I think except for one, but they're very close.
Speaker 4: But then I go back and look at twenty sixteen
Speaker 4: and twenty how wrong the polls had it when it
Speaker 4: came to Trump. So I'm hoping it's the same thing.
Speaker 4: He's actually up three or four more points, or is
Speaker 4: going to actually finish three or four more points higher.
Speaker 4: I think we're going to see over three hundred electoral
Speaker 4: votes for Trump or to ninety seven.
Speaker 7: I think Markey right, And I think part part of
Speaker 7: it is a lot excuse me, A lot of people
Speaker 7: don't want the backlash from other people around them for
Speaker 7: voting for Trump, so they don't say they're going to
Speaker 7: vote for Trump. When they get into that voting booth,
Speaker 7: they do and they fill out the ballot. They know
Speaker 7: it's good for him, and they vote for Trump well.
Speaker 4: And it's amazing black men and then Hispanics. The polling
Speaker 4: right now, we don't know if that's actually going to happen,
Speaker 4: and he's going to claim a lot more of those
Speaker 4: votes than he ever has before, and for that matter,
Speaker 4: any Republican has before. But I go back and circle
Speaker 4: back to the same thing. I think a lot of people,
Speaker 4: a lot of people have finally woken up and said,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, the fake news has just been lying
Speaker 4: to us. This is absolutely crazy, Harris. If you go
Speaker 4: back and listen to her speeches, she didn't want anything
Speaker 4: to do with fracking. Now she does. Trump doesn't want
Speaker 4: to have a tax and income tax on waiters and
Speaker 4: other people like that, right, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: she doesn't want to anything that seems to be working
Speaker 4: for Trump. Now she's in favor of. But if you
Speaker 4: look at anything in the past with her, I mean,
Speaker 4: we've all seen the TV ads where she basically wants
Speaker 4: to pay for people that are incarcerated and aren't even
Speaker 4: citizens of this country. In her own words on a
Speaker 4: TV interview, wants to pay for transgender surgery for people
Speaker 4: that are locked up and not even part of this country.
Speaker 7: It's absurd, and these judgments.
Speaker 4: Why do you think people have and I mean this
Speaker 4: dooc You're a smart guy, man, you really are a
Speaker 4: smart guy. So why do you think people did buy
Speaker 4: into it in twenty twenty? Do you think it truly
Speaker 4: was all the fake media covering up like the Biden
Speaker 4: laptop and for two years all we heard was Russia, Russia, Russia,
Speaker 4: and he was in bed with Russia, which all turned
Speaker 4: out to be fake? Was it just all the fake news?
Speaker 4: And then they block them from they block them from Instagram, Facebook, Twitter,
Speaker 4: They based tried to erase the president of the US.
Speaker 7: I mean, you've just answered your own question mark, that's
Speaker 7: why it happened.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But do people now understand that it happened. Do
Speaker 4: they look back and go, oh my god, we really
Speaker 4: did get duped?
Speaker 7: I think to some extent, But I think, you know,
Speaker 7: people look at their grocery bill, look at their gas bill,
Speaker 7: look at the cost of everything of driving a car,
Speaker 7: putting food on the table for family of four, it's
Speaker 7: up thirty percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but once again, somehow that's not going to be
Speaker 4: that's not going to be their fault. But I think
Speaker 4: people actually are seeing through it now, Yeah, well, I
Speaker 4: mean gasoline. I had some guy argue with me. Do
Speaker 4: you realize now it was staring COVID. First of all,
Speaker 4: gasoline was a lot less under Trump because we were
Speaker 4: drill baby drilling. But at one point during COVID and
Speaker 4: Parker Elizabeth and in Centennial, there was numerous gas stations
Speaker 4: that had gas for a dollar a gallon, a dollar
Speaker 4: ninety nine cents a gallon. Now, granted, most of that's
Speaker 4: COVID that did that much to do with it, but
Speaker 4: normal prices for gas at that point were around two bucks. Alright,
Speaker 4: just drives me nuts. Listen, folks, three oh three seven
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Speaker 4: All right, three oh three seven one three h two
Speaker 4: five five, you've been ripped off for taking advantage of
Speaker 4: we're here to help. Well, really, any problems you have,
Speaker 4: maybe with the landlord contractor. I got a lot off
Speaker 4: my mind in the first fifteen thirty minutes. I just
Speaker 4: I'm not going to recap on the whole thing. But
Speaker 4: this whole garbage comment by the current administration, the Biden
Speaker 4: Harris administration, is just nonsense. If you want something different
Speaker 4: in your life, you want lower grocery prices, a secured border,
Speaker 4: if you just want a better America, if you want
Speaker 4: to make America great again, safe again, well then you're garbage.
Speaker 4: Think about that.
Speaker 5: I don't know the Puerto Rican that I.
Speaker 4: Know what a bumbling fool. In fact, he can barely
Speaker 4: he can barely piece together a sentence. But if anybody
Speaker 4: out there tries to tell you that he was only
Speaker 4: talking about a supporter, the one comedian, just listen to
Speaker 4: it for yourself. Pull it up, put headphones on, listen
Speaker 4: to it in fact, do it one more time, Shannon,
Speaker 4: play it in its entirety, and then I'm going to
Speaker 4: a roofing problem with George, I promise.
Speaker 5: And just the other day, Hey, I speaker at his
Speaker 5: rally called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage.
Speaker 7: Well, let me tell you something.
Speaker 5: I don't know the Puerto Rican that I know Puerto
Speaker 5: Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
Speaker 4: His home state is Puerto Rican, honorable people.
Speaker 5: The only garbage I see floating down there is his supporters.
Speaker 4: Wow, the only garbage I see out there are his supporters.
Speaker 4: Now what's strange is I read that the White House
Speaker 4: literally changed the transcript, which I always thought was illegal.
Speaker 4: I didn't think you could rewrite history in the Oval Office.
Speaker 4: But these guys have done everything, including weaponizing the Justice
Speaker 4: Department against Okay, I'm not going.
Speaker 7: To say malcol If I don't come in tomorrow, Yes,
Speaker 7: it's because I'm garbage in my garbage days. Today it's
Speaker 7: I go home and they pick me up. I won't
Speaker 7: be in tomorrow.
Speaker 4: I can't believe Harris just referred to half the country
Speaker 4: as garbage. Hey, I know the libs out there are
Speaker 4: saying now I was biting. Who the hell do you
Speaker 4: think Harris is. She's been under that administration for that,
Speaker 4: She's been in charge of the border, in charge of everything.
Speaker 4: This is all her. Every part of every problem in
Speaker 4: your life right now has everything to do with Harris.
Speaker 4: So they are one and the same. Don't let them
Speaker 4: fool you. And they're both dumb. They're both not very
Speaker 4: smart people. George, what's going on with this roofer man? Yes, George,
Speaker 4: what a jerk? You know what? I just can't even
Speaker 4: sometimes I scratch my head. Just dump them, Kelly, I mean,
Speaker 4: what a jerk. I can't even say what he came
Speaker 4: on and said. Did I hit that dump button fast enough? Shannon?
Speaker 4: What a perv? George, I can say, is pretty much
Speaker 4: a perv. Wow, I'm sorry I missed it.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 4: I don't know how I think. I don't think you
Speaker 4: could have caught that. I don't think anybody could have,
Speaker 4: so I don't think it was your issue. It's probably
Speaker 4: some Democrat. Well, it's definitely a hater, there's no doubt
Speaker 4: it's a hater. But I'm not sure why they were
Speaker 4: trying to take something out on Tom because he's not here.
Speaker 4: Right now doing the show. I am so it was
Speaker 4: kind of curious they called there. But anyhow, folks out
Speaker 4: there three O three seven one three eight two five five,
Speaker 4: we would love to hear from you with any comments
Speaker 4: you have, any problems you have. We're very proud of
Speaker 4: what we do, and I'm very proud of what Tom
Speaker 4: is done for forty five years. To that last caller there,
Speaker 4: I would love to know any accomplishments he's had in
Speaker 4: his life. Generally, jerks like that to call up have
Speaker 4: done nothing in their life. Nothing. I mean, like literally nothing.
Speaker 4: I would love to know of any accomplishment he's ever
Speaker 4: had because he's a fool, and that recovered millions, hundreds
Speaker 4: of millions of dollars easily hundreds and people don't.
Speaker 7: Realize a lot of the stuff we do behind the scenes.
Speaker 7: We don't even mention on the air.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, over when we say three hundred million
Speaker 4: dollar stock in cash, merchandise exchanges and refunds, it goes
Speaker 4: way further than that. Oh I know, those are things
Speaker 4: that people have heard on the air. If you just
Speaker 4: think of how many people we've saved by not doing
Speaker 4: what they heard on the air, It's incredible. What's the
Speaker 4: biggest difference you think you've personally made on this show,
Speaker 4: the biggest case where it could have been a lot
Speaker 4: worse or you got something done. I am curious, what
Speaker 4: are you?
Speaker 7: There was one with a bank about a month ago
Speaker 7: where it was one hundred thousand dollars charge. I don't
Speaker 7: know if you remember it, and we got that reverse.
Speaker 4: Like on a credit card or on what. I don't
Speaker 4: recall that.
Speaker 7: It was on a credit card. Something went wrong and anyway,
Speaker 7: I just remember it was one hundred thousand.
Speaker 4: Dollars that got re Wow, that's a good one.
Speaker 7: A lot of stuff we do, you know, is even
Speaker 7: five ten thousand dollars is a lot of money to people.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's a ton of money to almost anybody.
Speaker 7: And you know, no'll smuck. It's also feeling better about things.
Speaker 7: When people get ripped off, it's not only money. It
Speaker 7: hurts their ego, it hurts the self esteem, and when
Speaker 7: you right the wrong it gives them back that feeling
Speaker 7: of self esteem and that they weren't taking advantage of.
Speaker 4: You know, I had, and that can't be measured. A
Speaker 4: lot of people don't know this. You know, I'm whatever,
Speaker 4: I'm here helping people all the time. But I got
Speaker 4: taken doc by a general manager. When I had five
Speaker 4: good years around town. I had a general manager that
Speaker 4: I hired, and with my dime, he was literally opening
Speaker 4: up another tire shop on Broadway using my lines of credit.
Speaker 4: While he was paying my bills, he started paying his
Speaker 4: own bills out of kitty if you will.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Nice.
Speaker 4: He got me for about a quarter million dollars. Now,
Speaker 4: he's spent a couple of years in federal prison. I
Speaker 4: rather it have been a state prison. His wife left him,
Speaker 4: his kids can't stand him. So a lot of stuff
Speaker 4: happened to him after that. But I've been there, man,
Speaker 4: I think we've all been there at some point. I'll
Speaker 4: tell a quick one about Tom. He had a guy
Speaker 4: talk him into The guy worked at Fox News. This
Speaker 4: is going back in the day, talked him into investing
Speaker 4: into a donut shop, and sure enough, the guy had
Speaker 4: a gambling problem with all things, and not only took
Speaker 4: Tom's money, but a lot of other coworkers' money. And
Speaker 4: basically he went up to Hill and lost it or
Speaker 4: went to Vegas. I'm not sure where he lost it all,
Speaker 4: but he lost it all gambling. It's nuts. How about
Speaker 4: you have you been ripped off?
Speaker 7: Yeah, there was something called financial visions. The guy owed.
Speaker 7: What he did was he would give short term loans
Speaker 7: to funeral homes if the person had insurance. So a
Speaker 7: lot of times people had death benefits. They couldn't collect
Speaker 7: the people.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm trying to understand. So people could afford to
Speaker 4: bury whoever passed.
Speaker 7: They were right, they would have the death benefit. I
Speaker 7: got it.
Speaker 13: He would.
Speaker 7: He would regalize it and lend them short term money.
Speaker 4: Almost like almost like these tax places like H and
Speaker 4: R block his high interest, high fee money based upon
Speaker 4: a return right.
Speaker 7: But he wasn't charging He was only charging like five
Speaker 7: or six percent. And he had all sorts of people
Speaker 7: involved in it, people who were his best friends, people
Speaker 7: that went on vacations with his families. Well what was
Speaker 7: he doing though, Well, for a while he was paying
Speaker 7: off people at twelve percent, and then he just stopped
Speaker 7: left town and he did get arrested and he's still
Speaker 7: in jail.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 7: So I got caught for about a couple of but
Speaker 7: you know, it's interesting. The year that I got caught,
Speaker 7: I was able to deduct it from my taxes. And
Speaker 7: then they changed the law that you're not no longer
Speaker 7: allowed to deduct losses like that from your tax i.
Speaker 4: Wonder why they don't allow that. That's an interesting Uh,
Speaker 4: that's that's an interesting rule for the irs. Yeah, that
Speaker 4: if you get ripped off on an investment, you're sure
Speaker 4: you can't deduct that now.
Speaker 7: And investment is different than a Ponzi scheme, okay somehow,
Speaker 7: So if you invest in a in a stock and
Speaker 7: you lose it, obviously can't take it. But apparently for
Speaker 7: that for a while, if it was a Ponzi scheme
Speaker 7: in fraud, you allowed to deduct it.
Speaker 4: That's a nuts man, all right, folks. Real three seven
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Speaker 4: All right, three oh three seven one three eight two
Speaker 4: five five. You've been ripped off taking advantage of we
Speaker 4: want to hear from you. Uh phone's been quiet as
Speaker 4: hell today, Doc. The show started off strange. I'm not
Speaker 4: sure what happened to Tom, but he uh he disappeared.
Speaker 4: Hopefully we get him back up during the break. I'm
Speaker 4: not I'm just not sure.
Speaker 7: It was an alien abduction. I saw the I saw
Speaker 7: the saw gets affed up. I saw the saucer over
Speaker 7: his uh over's house.
Speaker 4: Hey, in all honesty, do you have election anxiety? Do
Speaker 4: I do you hit your mike?
Speaker 7: Yeah? I am really worried if what will happen if
Speaker 7: Kamala wins.
Speaker 4: It drives me in, man.
Speaker 7: I'm thinking of going to Poland and doing remote Yeah,
Speaker 7: because Poland has the best policy as far as democracy
Speaker 7: and immigration control.
Speaker 4: I find myself waking up in the middle of the
Speaker 4: night and checking my phone for news. And I am
Speaker 4: not kidding, yep. I really have just for the past week,
Speaker 4: and it's tough, man. It truly is an anxiety that
Speaker 4: the media has put in all of us. And I
Speaker 4: don't care what side you're on, and I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: I'd love to have a psychologist on or a psychiatrist
Speaker 4: actually figure out some form of remedies to it, because
Speaker 4: it's a tough deal.
Speaker 7: Man. Well, I have a question for You've been in
Speaker 7: the radio business for a while. Yeah, why why is
Speaker 7: it that the television and newsput media are so liberal
Speaker 7: and talk radio seems to be conservative?
Speaker 4: That'd be a better question for Tom. I remember way
Speaker 4: back when I was doing KOA in two thousand, remember
Speaker 4: the hanging Chads. Yeah, I was the only liberal. Yup,
Speaker 4: people out there are going what what did he just say?
Speaker 4: I was the only liberal on And I was on
Speaker 4: late at night. I was on like I want to say,
Speaker 4: nine o'clock till midnight or eight till eleven, something like that.
Speaker 4: And then in the morning Mike Rosen, if he happened
Speaker 4: to hear me the night before, would attempt to pick apart,
Speaker 4: and in a lot of cases he was very good
Speaker 4: at what he did, would pick apart anything I had
Speaker 4: to say about the hanging chads and what was going
Speaker 4: on in the country. But I was one of these
Speaker 4: guys that said the president is getting selected, not elected,
Speaker 4: because really the Supreme Court, in a lot of ways
Speaker 4: ultimately picked that presidency.
Speaker 7: True.
Speaker 4: I also remember in that period of time they tried
Speaker 4: an experiment and you had people that were pretty liberal
Speaker 4: on AM radio. I think one of them was Randy Rhoades. Shannon,
Speaker 4: you can help me hear what other ones? What was
Speaker 4: that called? It wasn't Talknet're American? In fact, it was
Speaker 4: on right next door on seven sixty. Who else did that?
Speaker 4: In cumber It was who is the senator from Saturday
Speaker 4: Night Live? Oh, I can picture him. I can't think
Speaker 4: of his name, Al Franken. You have Al Franken and
Speaker 4: then Randy Rhodes. But it didn't last that long, did it.
Speaker 4: I mean we're talking I think maybe a year. No,
Speaker 4: it didn't even last that long.
Speaker 1: So six months.
Speaker 4: I don't know why, Doc, I don't know why.
Speaker 7: This was very interesting. Then there's that dichotomy in coverage.
Speaker 4: I'm actually shocked all together with everything on demand and podcast.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm I'm kind of amazed when it comes
Speaker 4: to over the air, and I don't care if it's
Speaker 4: a MFM or anything, especially music.
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Speaker 4: the local things soon. Some of the things you're trying
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Speaker 4: him and I will probably differ on quite a few
Speaker 4: of them, but I'm not sure about that. Three oh
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Speaker 4: going to go back to Joe. Joe's work computer. Apparently
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Speaker 4: goes to a certain website. The website has a lot
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Speaker 11: Yeah, So it was just funny because on the web
Speaker 11: page it showed two different Newsweek stories. One of them
Speaker 11: said Donald Trump on way to electoral college landslide yep,
Speaker 11: and right below that it said Donald Trump's chances looking.
Speaker 13: Glum for election.
Speaker 4: And they're both from Newsweek. Or you're saying they're both
Speaker 4: just on that page, they're just both.
Speaker 11: They're both on that page. They had pulled those stories
Speaker 11: from Newsweek. The point is Newsweek put out two stories
Speaker 11: fifteen minutes.
Speaker 4: Apart, that are totally that are absolutely backwards.
Speaker 15: Absolutely just counter each other.
Speaker 4: Hey, just so I know where do you sit on
Speaker 4: this man? Where do you sit on this election?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 11: I'm one of your boys, Mark. I think our country
Speaker 11: is at grave risk from Gamala and her ilk.
Speaker 13: So it scares me.
Speaker 4: I might terrifying.
Speaker 11: I might join I might join doc and Poland.
Speaker 4: Because do you get that? In all honest yj no bs.
Speaker 4: Do you do you find yourself constantly checking the news
Speaker 4: the last week, like almost to the point where you
Speaker 4: know it's not healthy. I keep googling newest presidential polls.
Speaker 4: In fact, I have probably googled that fifty times in
Speaker 4: the past I don't know ten days, and it's a
Speaker 4: I know it's not good. I don't know how to
Speaker 4: pull away from it. The anxiety I have felt in
Speaker 4: the past week just isn't healthy. I know it's not.
Speaker 7: We need you need an intervention.
Speaker 4: Maok, it's really tough.
Speaker 11: No, I'm with Mark. My wife wants me out of
Speaker 11: the house. I just I'm going insane. I can't wait
Speaker 11: until it's over. And if we lose, I just don't know.
Speaker 4: We had all it's the same though. I'll tell you what, man,
Speaker 4: My parents are extremely liberal, I mean, like beyond anything.
Speaker 4: In fact, it's so strange. I'm an only child, and
Speaker 4: the differences we have or just unbelievable. But when Trump won,
Speaker 4: and it was leading up to that, and in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty when he lost, though their anxiety level. Man, I'll
Speaker 4: tell you, the left when absolutely crazy when Trump won.
Speaker 4: So I kind of understand. And it's not just people
Speaker 4: on the right or left. I mean, we have just
Speaker 4: been indoctrinated into following this thing like it's our child
Speaker 4: growing up. I mean the news media CNN, Fox, MSNBC,
Speaker 4: they us make a fortune on us just following this
Speaker 4: thing so close.
Speaker 7: Best TV ever ever since TV was invented, was watching
Speaker 7: all these liberal people on TV after Trump got elected.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that was the best about all the
Speaker 4: stars or all the singers, or all the Hollywood people
Speaker 4: that were going to move to Canada. What's your biggest thing,
Speaker 4: Jay or Joe? I'm sorry, what's your biggest problem with it?
Speaker 4: Right now? Would you say the economy or the border?
Speaker 4: Because I know it's one of those two.
Speaker 11: No, my biggest thing is that I look, people are
Speaker 11: gonna say, oh God, Joseph Nutt, but I honestly believe
Speaker 11: that the Democratic Party wants to destroy the Constitution and
Speaker 11: the plant with a state more to their liking. So
Speaker 11: that's my greatest concern, not the border.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the border is terrible.
Speaker 4: This order is huge, Joe.
Speaker 11: But uh, if they gain contry all, they're already stripping
Speaker 11: away our rights. They're attacking the Constitution, Hillary acting the
Speaker 11: Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: Hillary talking about shutting up people our First Amendment is
Speaker 4: absolutely insane. She would even say that in public.
Speaker 11: It's scary. And I know a lot very very wealthy
Speaker 11: liberal people and they have no problem.
Speaker 7: With any of this.
Speaker 11: In fact, I've asked them if this was with the
Speaker 11: shoe was on the other foot, wouldn't you be uncomfortable?
Speaker 15: Well, they're the party in power.
Speaker 11: I guess I just have to go along. It's just insane.
Speaker 13: Well, just grow.
Speaker 4: Well, I appreciate it.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 4: Do you wear a Trump hat or are you a
Speaker 4: gear wear or no?
Speaker 11: Uh, I never wear hats, but I want a Trump hat.
Speaker 11: But what I will tell you is that I just
Speaker 11: got an FDAB Limit Edition badge for my truck and
Speaker 11: it's put it's right on top of platin, my platinum stick.
Speaker 4: Don't you get afraid someone's gonna kia.
Speaker 11: We'll find out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I get terrified on that. I won't put any
Speaker 4: bumper stickers. I don't care what they are. First of all,
Speaker 4: I don't want them on my car or anything. But
Speaker 4: to put an F JB you know, F Joe Biden sticker,
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess if you live in Douglas County
Speaker 4: or anywhere but Denver County or Denver Proper, you might
Speaker 4: get away with him. But my god, I'd be afraid
Speaker 4: I'd get keyed. I mean really, I'd be terrified.
Speaker 11: I do live in Douglas County.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's good, that's very good.
Speaker 13: Yeah, all right, Joe.
Speaker 4: I appreciate the call. Three oh three seven one three
Speaker 4: eight two five five ey doc, listen to this. Ready
Speaker 4: signs in front yards. Okay, what party and we're only
Speaker 4: going to talk Republican and Democrat. What party do you
Speaker 4: think is more likely and has put more signs in
Speaker 4: their front yard? Don't answer it yet. We're going to
Speaker 4: do that right after this. Everybody holds I three oh
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Speaker 4: Time Folks three three seven one three eight two five five. Hey,
Speaker 4: I am looking for someone that can fix a sewing machine.
Speaker 4: We had a caller first hour, I offered a buyer
Speaker 4: one and then I had an email from someone saying
Speaker 4: you're nuts, and I kind of agree with them. And
Speaker 4: here's why. She's an older woman. She's used that same
Speaker 4: sewing machine for one hundred years or whatever it's been.
Speaker 4: I think I'm much better trying to get the one
Speaker 4: she's used to fixed. So if anybody out there really
Speaker 4: knows somebody that knows how to fix a sewing machine,
Speaker 4: that would be awesome. And I'm not talking about as
Speaker 4: a favor. I mean, I'll pay for it to get fixed,
Speaker 4: but I rather fix hers, unless if it's just not
Speaker 4: repairable because maybe you can't get parts or something. But
Speaker 4: I wanted to go to Doc real quick, then I promise, Barb,
Speaker 4: I'm going to go to you. But demographically, DOC people,
Speaker 4: I'll read the exact question, have you displayed political signs
Speaker 4: at your home in the past, So it's not just
Speaker 4: this election cycle, but every election cycle in the past,
Speaker 4: red or blue? Who do you think? Who? Who do
Speaker 4: you think? Has answered that question almost sixty percent to
Speaker 4: forty percent that have had signs political signs at their
Speaker 4: home in the past. Blue blue is absolutely correct demographics.
Speaker 4: Now let's look at gender and sex.
Speaker 1: I've got two in my backyard right now?
Speaker 4: You do in your backyard?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Why you're actually I've got one in my backyard. You
Speaker 4: one is Trump? No, what is it? John fabricatory. Who
Speaker 4: the hell's that.
Speaker 10: He's running in our district?
Speaker 4: Poet Congress? Okay, your district? What district is it? Ah six,
Speaker 4: he's running against Jason Crowe. How do you say that?
Speaker 4: That woman's name that's like four feet tall and she's
Speaker 4: always got her gun out Bobart, Baubart, Laurene Bubert Bobert. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what I thought. It's one of those names. It
Speaker 4: seems like they might try to full you into some
Speaker 4: French pronunciation bobar. But here here, here's what's funny. I
Speaker 4: see signs for her all over frank Town and Douglas.
Speaker 4: That's because that's your district. No, she's not in my district,
Speaker 4: or she is.
Speaker 14: She's running in your district.
Speaker 4: She's running in Douglas County. Yes you're sure, yes? Positive?
Speaker 4: Did she switched district? She switched districts. I didn't know that, doc, Oh,
Speaker 4: that's been a big story. No, man, I'm too focused
Speaker 4: on national stuff. No, I didn't know that at all.
Speaker 7: Yeah she did.
Speaker 4: I just basically sat down last night and started reading
Speaker 4: my ballots, so I didn't even get to that part.
Speaker 4: So well, definitely I'll vote for her, though, yes, I
Speaker 4: mean no, doubt about it. So you have that, and
Speaker 4: what's your other sign? Kelly?
Speaker 1: Well, I have two John Fabric Story signs.
Speaker 17: Oh and one in my boat yard and one in
Speaker 17: my front yard.
Speaker 12: No Trump, I don't have a Trump sign because I
Speaker 12: couldn't get any.
Speaker 4: Oh you know you should ask me. I know I
Speaker 4: would have. I would have taken it. Well, you are
Speaker 4: not so, so listen to this. Male respondents are more
Speaker 4: likely than female respondents, in fact, sixty one percent to
Speaker 4: fifty three to have displayed political signs in the past.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. I would have thought it was the opposite.
Speaker 4: Now they actually break it down into one other part,
Speaker 4: which is weird, which is hold on here. I don't
Speaker 4: care about region. I think anybody can guess those ages. Okay.
Speaker 4: Ages ages thirty five to forty four are most likely
Speaker 4: to have three or more political signs on their lawn
Speaker 4: this year, and gay and lesbian are way more likely
Speaker 4: to have signs than straight people. That that's crazy. I
Speaker 4: wonder why that is. I do wonder why that is?
Speaker 4: Three O three seven one three eight two five five barb,
Speaker 4: what's going on with you?
Speaker 12: Hi?
Speaker 18: I'm I live in Douglas County. I'm seventy two years old.
Speaker 18: I've an Conrado Native, as is my husband, and we
Speaker 18: have always been registered Republicans. We have voted for other
Speaker 18: for Democrats in the past. We look at what they
Speaker 18: represent and what they're saying. I'll tell you what. This
Speaker 18: breaks my heart. What is happening and the viciousness in
Speaker 18: politics anymore. Can you imagine if a Republican said what
Speaker 18: Biden said today?
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 18: They would be crucified. People are like sheep, like when
Speaker 18: the Pope recommended who they voted for four years ago,
Speaker 18: for Hillary Verse in twenty six.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's funny you mentioned that. I haven't
Speaker 4: said this part on here, but I think they kind
Speaker 4: of blew the Jewish vote, and I'm talking about the
Speaker 4: Democrats and the Catholics vote. They just don't care.
Speaker 18: Yeah, they don't care anymore. No, but people have to
Speaker 18: be told what to do. We can't think for ourselves anymore.
Speaker 18: We can't look at what the person is really saying.
Speaker 18: And I've asked some of my staunch Democratic friends, well,
Speaker 18: what has Biden done for us? Are you better?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 4: Now there's sheep like you said. They don't care. They
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 18: No, they don't know. But it breaks my heart.
Speaker 4: And I know you said a couple of things. One,
Speaker 4: I want Shannon to play this again, but more importantly,
Speaker 4: last break, Harris was actually what was she getting on
Speaker 4: her airplane to go do something? And she actually made
Speaker 4: the comment that what did she say, Shannon, I know
Speaker 4: you were reading it to me. I didn't hear the
Speaker 4: exact words.
Speaker 19: I can certainly look it up, but she basically disavowed
Speaker 19: Biden's comment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she said, you know, I'm not Biden. He said
Speaker 4: that I didn't, So she basically acknowledged that Biden literally
Speaker 4: called all Trump supporters garbage. Now the White House and
Speaker 4: the administration is trying to walk it back, but I
Speaker 4: want everybody to listen what they're trying to say now,
Speaker 4: including the fake news they're trying to actually say. He
Speaker 4: was just talking about the comedian that made the Puerto
Speaker 4: Rican joke. But you judge for yourself and anybody out there,
Speaker 4: unless if you're lying to yourself, knows that he called
Speaker 4: everybody on the other side, more than fifty percent of
Speaker 4: the country garbage.
Speaker 5: But here's what I the other day, speaker at his
Speaker 5: rally called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage. Well,
Speaker 5: let me tell you something. I don't know the Puerto
Speaker 5: Rican that I know, or Puerto Rico where I'm in
Speaker 5: my home state of Delaware. They're good, decent, honorable people.
Speaker 5: The only garbage I see floating down there is his supporters.
Speaker 4: Wow. Can you imagine? Is there any other way to
Speaker 4: hear that?
Speaker 18: If a Republican had said that, what we would be
Speaker 18: getting called it is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Do you know what?
Speaker 7: Bob Kamala Hiras can separate herself from Biden?
Speaker 1: No, she can't.
Speaker 4: Wait wait, I don't think so.
Speaker 7: But when Trump tried to separate himself from the comedian,
Speaker 7: they wouldn't allow.
Speaker 15: Him to good protect exactly.
Speaker 18: You talk about a double standard.
Speaker 4: It's just like, well, all right, wait, wait, hold on
Speaker 4: to that point, though, both you. When we're talking about comedians,
Speaker 4: I mean, let's look at Chris Rock, Let's look at
Speaker 4: Eddie Murphy. Let's look at every gay joke, every white
Speaker 4: guy joke, every black joke. There's never a problem. You
Speaker 4: know why, Because they're comedians. They're trying to be funny.
Speaker 9: To take a comedian, I could take Dave Chappelle and
Speaker 9: turn him into the biggest racist in the world, but
Speaker 9: that's not fair because he's.
Speaker 4: A comedian, exactly.
Speaker 18: You can't. It's all different. But Colorado used to be
Speaker 18: a Republican and the Californians who ruined their state totally
Speaker 18: ruined their state and now have infiltrated our state. And
Speaker 18: they have now ruined Colorado and now they're going to
Speaker 18: other places. I don't know what it's going to take,
Speaker 18: but this breaks my heart, and I wish people would
Speaker 18: say for themselves, you know, sit down and look at
Speaker 18: their checkbook, look at their family, look at their morals,
Speaker 18: look at their values, and think what they want to do,
Speaker 18: not what they're being told to do, and see if
Speaker 18: this woman is going to truly do what is best
Speaker 18: for this country. And we are in trouble if she
Speaker 18: gets elected. And President Trump is a businessman, he knows
Speaker 18: how to do things, and it's ridiculous. I'm so I'm
Speaker 18: afraid for this election.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 4: I can't there was no aggression. I can't Trump. I
Speaker 4: can't wait for this election to be over. And anybody
Speaker 4: out there, by the way, thank you, Barb. I appreciate
Speaker 4: your call. Three l three seven one three eight two
Speaker 4: five to five. But anybody out there is welcome to
Speaker 4: come over to our side. Honest to God. Maybe you
Speaker 4: are a Democrat you're sick of it. And Trump isn't
Speaker 4: a typical Republican people, he just simply is not. I
Speaker 4: don't know how else to explain it. In fact, a
Speaker 4: lot of Republicans if he didn't have such control over
Speaker 4: the party and more importantly, all the people in the
Speaker 4: country when it comes to people that want him in office,
Speaker 4: if he didn't have that, Guys like Bush don't like
Speaker 4: him pretty much. I'm not even sure if Reagan would
Speaker 4: like him. I would assume Reagan would, but a lot
Speaker 4: of Republicans. My point is, do not like this guy.
Speaker 4: And he is doing things different than anybody else. He's
Speaker 4: not beholden to anybody, and he doesn't He speaks what
Speaker 4: he wants to speak. Maybe you don't like that, maybe
Speaker 4: he's too gruff for you, but the guy at least
Speaker 4: tells you what's going on. You can ask Kamala any
Speaker 4: question and all she'll do is come back with the
Speaker 4: same answer, which is a no answer every single time,
Speaker 4: a no answer. Everybody holds tight. Three oh three seven
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Speaker 4: Three seven one three eight two five to five. Holy moly,
Speaker 4: So we had some What did they say when they
Speaker 4: called up Shannon? Someone called up and basically said, it's
Speaker 4: not his place to talk about Trump. Yeah it is, Sorry, guy,
Speaker 4: it's one hundred percent my place. I know it's a
Speaker 4: consumer show, and you know we're not supposed to talk
Speaker 4: about that kind of stuff. But you know what, when
Speaker 4: the other side, the Harris Biden administration, when that side
Speaker 4: basically refers to me as garbage, refers to Tom Martino
Speaker 4: as garbage, refers to Dock his garbage, and Shannon and
Speaker 4: Kelly in over fifty percent of the United States is garbage,
Speaker 4: I will talk about it, and I'll talk about it
Speaker 4: till I'm blue in the face.
Speaker 1: May I asked them too, but didn't.
Speaker 12: When Trump was talking about the enemy from within, was
Speaker 12: he talking wasn't he talking about half the country?
Speaker 4: No, of course not. He was talking about the administration
Speaker 4: one hundred percent. He was talking about the Justice Department
Speaker 4: that the Harris administration decided to decided to weaponize and
Speaker 4: go after him. That was a very simple one. But Tom,
Speaker 4: listen to this queue that up. You tell me exactly
Speaker 4: what he says. Go ahead, Shannon, And just the other day.
Speaker 5: I speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico a floating
Speaker 5: honor of garbage. Well, let me tell you something. I
Speaker 5: don't know the Puerto rican that I know, or Puerto
Speaker 5: Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware. They're good, decent,
Speaker 5: honorable people. The only garbage I see floating down there
Speaker 5: is his supporters.
Speaker 4: The only garbage I see floating around is his supporters. Now,
Speaker 4: Harris actually came out and condemned him. But the problem
Speaker 4: with that, Tom, is she works for the man. She's
Speaker 4: been part of that failing administration for four years. And
Speaker 4: to that jerk and to that guy that called up
Speaker 4: saying I shouldn't be talking about it. You know what,
Speaker 4: You're crazy. I don't like people calling Tom a piece
Speaker 4: of Let me.
Speaker 1: Let me make this clear to listeners. Listen, I have chosen.
Speaker 12: I have chosen to uh uh to just you know,
Speaker 12: talk about issues and stuff. And people say, well, what
Speaker 12: why is Mark doing this? Okay, so he's been with
Speaker 12: me twenty five or thirty years, So it's not like
Speaker 12: I'm going to tell him what to do. If he's
Speaker 12: filling in or doing the show or co hosting, I
Speaker 12: don't care. He can say what he wants. But I
Speaker 12: do want to take some consumer problems. So let's do
Speaker 12: that now, Steve.
Speaker 1: Now. But because by the.
Speaker 12: Way, we're silly if we think we could ignore everything, right,
Speaker 12: we can't ignore everything. But Steve, I'm gonna take I'll
Speaker 12: let you on and then you got to get off
Speaker 12: because I got to take some consumer calls. Steve, you
Speaker 12: have a quick comment, go ahead, Yes, I'll.
Speaker 20: Make it quick. Camila and no way can be commander
Speaker 20: in chief and the world is in a mess. We
Speaker 20: made Trump to deal with the wars and all of
Speaker 20: the other countries. And watching her last night with her
Speaker 20: little speech, she's simply told lie after lie after lie.
Speaker 12: Okay, well, thank you, we thank you for your comments.
Speaker 12: I got to go now to Who's Who's next? Deputy
Speaker 12: Bow has a follow a suggestion.
Speaker 1: Now, what's going on with this sewing?
Speaker 4: So we had a woman call up and this is
Speaker 4: a this is a good call, man. I stepped in
Speaker 4: personally on this one. But what's happening? So her sewing
Speaker 4: machines broke? I don't remember if you or I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you remember the other day a
Speaker 4: woman called up with a sewing machine problem and the
Speaker 4: guy tried to fix it, but then moved out of
Speaker 4: state and invited her to a wedding. Do you remember this?
Speaker 1: Yes, some crazy call?
Speaker 4: Yes, Well it was her and she still has a problem.
Speaker 4: Her sewing machine doesn't work. It's an old one. It's
Speaker 4: a singer. I believe it's a metal machine. She wants
Speaker 4: to get it fixed. I just I was a little
Speaker 4: frustrated because I can't stand Kamala, and instead of like
Speaker 4: spending time on her call, I decided I was just
Speaker 4: going to buy her a new sewing machine and goes
Speaker 4: a little to her. Well it's nice, yeah, well I
Speaker 4: appreciate that. But then I got some realistic emails saying,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, she sounds like she's, you know, eighty
Speaker 4: ninety years old. You try to hand her a new
Speaker 4: sewing machine. Oh no, no, yes, she's gonna have no
Speaker 4: idea how to use it compared to hers. So I
Speaker 4: put the word out, how can we get this lady's
Speaker 4: old singer fixed? And that's where we're at.
Speaker 1: Okay, so Bo, what's your comment, sir?
Speaker 21: Okay, I'm going to refer her to Rocky Mountains Sewing
Speaker 21: in Vacuum. They're one of the very last brick and
Speaker 21: mortar stores left that'll work on sewing machines and vacuums.
Speaker 21: I've used them in the past. I called them this
Speaker 21: morning to make sure they're still in business. I can
Speaker 21: give out the phone number in the address she takes
Speaker 21: that singer there, they'll be able to repair it.
Speaker 4: Hey, Deputy Bow, I don't think she can get out
Speaker 4: of the house, so I don't know if you're close
Speaker 4: to there and you can grab it and bring it over,
Speaker 4: or if I got to drive over to her I
Speaker 4: don't even know where she lives and grab it and
Speaker 4: then bring it over to the place you're talking about.
Speaker 4: But however, we can work it out. I'll pick up
Speaker 4: the tab, but I just don't know if you could
Speaker 4: help me getting it there.
Speaker 21: Well, i'll just give her get me her phone number off. Okay,
Speaker 21: good to make arrangements to pick it up.
Speaker 7: Love it.
Speaker 12: Beverly has a comment exactly go ahead, sorry both, Thank
Speaker 12: you very much, bro Bo. I mean excuse me, Beverly,
Speaker 12: what's going on with you?
Speaker 1: Beverly?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 6: Hi, Yeah, the sewing and yeah, I do my livelihood sewing,
Speaker 6: so I get mine repair quite a bit. Yes, there
Speaker 6: are two great, two great people that I take it
Speaker 6: to for years and years. One is Steve Craft, but yeah,
Speaker 6: you do have to get the sewing machine to him.
Speaker 6: If she's in my area of Centennial, I'd be glad
Speaker 6: to help her out. Give I love doing that. I
Speaker 6: have number three three oh three nine four one three
Speaker 6: four one five. Now he has moved locations, so I
Speaker 6: would call that number to see worries move. But I've
Speaker 6: used him for years.
Speaker 4: Hey, Beverly, would you do me a big favor and
Speaker 4: please leave your info when we put you on hold
Speaker 4: with Kelly in case she does live near you. That
Speaker 4: could work out very well.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Beverly.
Speaker 6: Listen, I'd be glad to help her out. So, yeah,
Speaker 6: I do sewing forever.
Speaker 4: Hey, Beverly, let me ask you a quick question. I
Speaker 4: did receive two different emails saying, if I brought her over,
Speaker 4: you know, a new singer from Amazon or oh Mark,
Speaker 4: they're like computers.
Speaker 1: Now they're like computers.
Speaker 4: Would that be that? Is there such a big difference
Speaker 4: between what she has? I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 12: I don't have a sewing I just okay, I just
Speaker 12: bought a new one for a family, right, okay, I
Speaker 12: bought a new one, and I don't want to get
Speaker 12: into details. Buddy, here was like Beverly says, real quick,
Speaker 12: you had to do apps to work it.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, bever you said she was in her seventies,
Speaker 6: so she's got one of the older singers. Those are
Speaker 6: worth quite a bit of money, and I mean it
Speaker 6: will never wear out?
Speaker 7: Got it?
Speaker 12: Can you still buy low tech sewing machines?
Speaker 1: Is I guess what.
Speaker 6: We're going to ask, Yes, buy a sow machine for
Speaker 6: one hundred bucks.
Speaker 12: I'm talking about low tech new machines or are they
Speaker 12: that's probably that one hundred dollars?
Speaker 7: One?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Well, no, those.
Speaker 6: Are there, there's you know those are those are fine.
Speaker 6: These singers, Yeah, they do. With these singers that she is.
Speaker 6: I love to sing her sew machine and she's got
Speaker 6: an old singer. They are just so much different and
Speaker 6: then they never wear out. And I think that Steve
Speaker 6: could tell her if it can be fixed or not.
Speaker 12: I'm telling you we had literally the apps that have
Speaker 12: to run some of these marks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know there is. Hey, Beverly, hold tight. We
Speaker 4: really appreciate that. Tome We got it. We got to
Speaker 4: take this break Nit one, Pearl two.
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Speaker 1: All right, so Jerry, welcome. What's going on? Jerry? Is
Speaker 1: Jerry going to talk to us?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's up. I don't know what's going on, Jerry.
Speaker 1: What's happening.
Speaker 4: He's got a problem with safeg I've got Safeco as
Speaker 4: an insurance company, and I have problems with them too.
Speaker 4: So what's going on, Jerry?
Speaker 19: Mat hal or wind damage, whatever it was? Anyway, I
Speaker 19: have a tile room. You could see from the out
Speaker 19: in front.
Speaker 13: Of the house.
Speaker 19: You look up, it's a two story Yeah, you can
Speaker 19: see where there's damage and pieces missing, and on and
Speaker 19: on went ahead, And.
Speaker 1: Was this hail or just hail and wind or just wind?
Speaker 13: You know what?
Speaker 19: I'm not sure if it was both.
Speaker 12: Do you remember when it happened though, because you don't
Speaker 12: just look up and see it.
Speaker 1: Do you have an event you tied it to?
Speaker 19: Yes, it was it was hale at the time. It
Speaker 19: was two and a half inch tail.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's hal damage. Then hail and wind. So what's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 15: Anyway?
Speaker 19: I called and my insurance company because a lot of
Speaker 19: people around the area. And then I looked up. We're
Speaker 19: having claims. I looked up and I saw damage to
Speaker 19: mine from the street and called a safe goal. Right,
Speaker 19: they sent out an adjuster. The first person that came out,
Speaker 19: the guy got on one part of the roof, looked
Speaker 19: around and he said, oh yeah, you got damage. Never
Speaker 19: got on the second or third. He said, I'm gonna
Speaker 19: I'm gonna go ahead and put a report in that
Speaker 19: you need a full roof. Anyway, I got a callback
Speaker 19: from safecoat stating that they denied it. They just says
Speaker 19: there was no damage. I says, wait a minute, wait
Speaker 19: a minute.
Speaker 12: He said, you need a roof, but Safeco said, we're
Speaker 12: not going to do it.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 19: They said, no, that I'm saying there is no damage.
Speaker 19: I got the pictures. So we went round and around
Speaker 19: about that, and I demanded a second appraiser to come out.
Speaker 1: No wait, wait wait wait wait wait wait wait.
Speaker 12: When when Safeco says we're not going to replace your roof,
Speaker 12: did you say the logical thing you go with a
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Speaker 1: No Tom Martino, I'm Tom Martino. Welcome in a little while.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna take another video call and then I'll bring
Speaker 12: the studio up, which is and ready to go. We
Speaker 12: are talking all things, everywhere, all the time, trying to
Speaker 12: save you money, solve problems, answer questions as I've been
Speaker 12: doing for nearly fifty years. And Marky Mark Mark Mark
Speaker 12: Mark has been thirty years kicking ass, but he pisses
Speaker 12: people off when he gets political. Don't talk yet, Mark,
Speaker 12: I'm gonna bring up the Jr. Then you can have
Speaker 12: your say. Okay, let's let's bring up I'm gonna bring
Speaker 12: up somebody from the video call. I'm experimenting on this
Speaker 12: because eventually I'm gonna have video on my show as
Speaker 12: a regular deal, and it's going to be wonderful. You
Speaker 12: can just make video calls too, and then of course
Speaker 12: we can all hear you, So let me bring them up. Okay,
Speaker 12: So I'm gonna transition over to you Jr.
Speaker 1: From the road. Now what are you showing us? This
Speaker 1: is not interesting.
Speaker 7: This is from the dash.
Speaker 1: Oh the dash can But where are you?
Speaker 4: I'm in Commerce City at the landfill.
Speaker 12: Oh that's just what we wanted. We want want to
Speaker 12: see Commerce City.
Speaker 4: Land Well, hey, hey, we all are garbage if you're
Speaker 4: voting for Trump. According to of course the uh Harris campaign,
Speaker 4: we're all garbage. So therefore he's at the landfill. This
Speaker 4: makes perfect sense. Okay, Now there's a view.
Speaker 1: Here's a view of downtown right there.
Speaker 12: Now what I'd like is to you brought something up
Speaker 12: you wanted to talk about, having to do with Jenna Griswold.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 22: So Jenna Griswold did the same thing that Tina Peters
Speaker 22: did pretty much. She exposed all the uh, all the
Speaker 22: voting machines by by posting the calls for or the
Speaker 22: voting machines. Should she face the same charges as Tina Peters.
Speaker 4: Well, of course she should. Why wouldn't she? Oh wait,
Speaker 4: I know why, because she's a Democrat.
Speaker 12: Okay, so we got we got a dichotomy here.
Speaker 4: We call it. We got a bunch of crap.
Speaker 12: Son of Griswold, Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: Did she do it?
Speaker 12: I thought it was there's a difference here. Didn't she
Speaker 12: do it by mistake?
Speaker 22: She didn't, my mistake, but she also tried to cover
Speaker 22: it up.
Speaker 1: But she did it by mistake.
Speaker 4: Then she tried the second part is much more important.
Speaker 12: Well, okay, how did she try to cover it up?
Speaker 12: By the way she said?
Speaker 4: It didn't happen.
Speaker 12: Hey, flip that camera around, JR. We never got it.
Speaker 12: We never got a gander.
Speaker 14: What you look like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this might be want and over.
Speaker 12: You're as ugly as you sound. Go ahead, there, JR.
Speaker 12: Flip it around.
Speaker 1: I'm driving.
Speaker 12: Okay, he can't. All right, So anyway, here we are
Speaker 12: welcome to the show. Okay, thank you for calling in,
Speaker 12: and we're going to go to the phones three h
Speaker 12: three seven to one three talk seven one three eight
Speaker 12: two five five.
Speaker 1: What is on your mind today?
Speaker 12: Jerry wants to talk about Safeco we were talking about
Speaker 12: we we left off with him and whatever's on your mind,
Speaker 12: and then we do have a guest joining us. He
Speaker 12: was late, but he got here that's what counts. And
Speaker 12: then we'll talk to him in a second. And that
Speaker 12: has to do with stem cells. But we're going to
Speaker 12: talk about the results of my hair thing. We did,
Speaker 12: you know, the jump start.
Speaker 4: It's crazy, you know, anyone notices.
Speaker 12: I will tell you I'm not bragging and saying I'm
Speaker 12: like like I said, Samson, but man, is it different
Speaker 12: than it was? And I wish we had well we could.
Speaker 12: You guys can go on YouTube and compare old videos.
Speaker 12: Now I have top light right now, so top light
Speaker 12: always highlights thin hair. But if you look at me
Speaker 12: in person compared to before in person, like I said,
Speaker 12: there is definitely a difference. So what we're gonna do
Speaker 12: is we are going to talk about that coming up
Speaker 12: all right now, let me get let me get talking
Speaker 12: about this insurance thing, Jerry. So, Jerry, I would like
Speaker 12: to know, did you just say to them your first
Speaker 12: juster said I needed a roof or did they say
Speaker 12: he did said you did not need a roof. Did
Speaker 12: they clarify that before sending out a second adjuster. I'm
Speaker 12: just curious about that. Did they clarify it?
Speaker 19: Well, they called the female from the safe Cole called
Speaker 19: me and said that I do not that there was
Speaker 19: no damage according to the pictures that they received, and
Speaker 19: he when they the gentleman, the gentleman took the pictures,
Speaker 19: he said there was damage and that he said he
Speaker 19: was going to send him to his report and the
Speaker 19: pictures showing that it was needed.
Speaker 12: Okay, so bottom line is right now they're denying your roof.
Speaker 1: So now where are you going?
Speaker 19: So anyway, I went to a second the second adjuster,
Speaker 19: and they the gentleman showed up and he didn't even
Speaker 19: have a ladder to get on my roof. And then
Speaker 19: I explained that to the lady because she came back
Speaker 19: because she she denied their report. Unsure what they had said. Well,
Speaker 19: the third one came out. He spent over two hours
Speaker 19: on the roof taking pictures and he told me that
Speaker 19: his report and pictures are going in that it shows
Speaker 19: that I do need a new roof. Well again, she
Speaker 19: came back and said it was She denied it. I says,
Speaker 19: well you had two already.
Speaker 13: Crazy.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no, that's what safe code does.
Speaker 4: He's got to get someone like Matt on his side
Speaker 4: from Paragon Services time. I'm not kidding. Safe co came
Speaker 4: out and told me I had no claim whatsoever. This
Speaker 4: is about nine or ten months ago. I got Matt
Speaker 4: involved and I'm getting a check for probably about sixty
Speaker 4: thousand plus. It went from sorry, so sad, no coverage
Speaker 4: to bam, your covered one hundred percent. He's just got
Speaker 4: to get somebody involved. They will stonewall you to death.
Speaker 4: And it's not just Safego. All these insurance companies now
Speaker 4: because of all the hailstorms in the payouts simply don't
Speaker 4: want to pay. So until you do something, they don't pay.
Speaker 12: Evil Mark is that people. They just don't want to pay.
Speaker 12: It's happened to me twice. Okay, Jerry, we want to
Speaker 12: You really need to call Matt okay over at Paragon Services.
Speaker 12: We can get your number up, we can get a
Speaker 12: kitchen the number. It's a referrals dot com. He's been successful,
Speaker 12: especially against Safeco and Mark is saying it's par for
Speaker 12: the course. Now with Mark, weren't they denying some water damage?
Speaker 1: Mark?
Speaker 4: Yeah, So what happened is, first of all, I'm one
Speaker 4: of the few people that have flood insurance, and really
Speaker 4: the chances of my place ever flooding are like next
Speaker 4: to nothing. We had a crazy hailstorm. We had about
Speaker 4: three feet of hail pile up against our glass door
Speaker 4: on an eighty five degree day. The storm rolled out,
Speaker 4: the sun hit it. It basically melted the hail so
Speaker 4: quick it came in through our glass door under it
Speaker 4: into our kitchen and ruined our hardwood basically on the
Speaker 4: first floor. And first they said, well, that's flood damage,
Speaker 4: so therefore you don't have coverage, and I pointed out,
Speaker 4: with a minute, I have a rider for flood. And
Speaker 4: then they said, oh, well, because it's on the second story.
Speaker 4: That's where our patio is is on the second story
Speaker 4: or the main floor, it's a walkout. They said, oh, well,
Speaker 4: flood has to happen at the ground level. So they
Speaker 4: were coming up with every reason in the world why
Speaker 4: I wasn't covered. So I got Matt involved in within
Speaker 4: about I don't know, within five days, Matt was out
Speaker 4: at my house with a rep from Safego and they
Speaker 4: all agreed I had coverage. But up until that point
Speaker 4: I was denied twice through the bastards.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 12: Now, the bottom line is because if that, if that
Speaker 12: adjuster truly said you needed a roof, and if a
Speaker 12: contractor or a roofer says that if you deny a
Speaker 12: legitimate claim, they can they they not only have to
Speaker 12: pay trouble damages, but attorneys fees, and there are attorneys
Speaker 12: that will take bad faith claims.
Speaker 4: Oh, go ahead, were you No, You're absolutely right. The
Speaker 4: only caveat to that is if you guys negotiate before
Speaker 4: the trial and they come to their senses, you won't
Speaker 4: get to treble damages.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 12: Now, go to Paragon Services, look for a mettreferless dot com.
Speaker 1: And then Linda, Well, Linda, what's going on? Linda?
Speaker 4: Oh jeez, Linda, am I on the Yes you are, Linda?
Speaker 1: How can we help you?
Speaker 7: Linda?
Speaker 17: Well, it seems I'm dealing with safe co too.
Speaker 12: What what's happening on July?
Speaker 17: First, they're insured, ran a red light, hit my line?
Speaker 12: Oh sign you're not insured by and but they're insured
Speaker 12: is okay? So on July first, and somebody insured by
Speaker 12: Safeco hit you.
Speaker 17: Yes, they destroyed my nineteen ninety two Berger Capri, which
Speaker 17: was in excellent condition with all original cars, the original engine,
Speaker 17: with only sixty five thousand miles on it. Because before
Speaker 17: I got.
Speaker 1: It, what year is it owned it?
Speaker 17: Nineteen ninety two?
Speaker 1: Okay? Did they run a stop sign?
Speaker 4: You said they.
Speaker 17: Ran a red light on a six lane road?
Speaker 1: Where did they get a ticket for that?
Speaker 23: But yes they did?
Speaker 1: And how bad is the damage to your car?
Speaker 17: It totaled it?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 17: Now my car Internet sells for six to ten thousand
Speaker 17: dollars in good condition with all original parts and things.
Speaker 17: They then tell me that it was only worth three
Speaker 17: thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Now, well, it depends.
Speaker 4: It depends.
Speaker 12: I mean if it's a classic car or an antique,
Speaker 12: less antique would be forty years right, yes, so it's
Speaker 12: not forty years old.
Speaker 1: It's a classic, which is twenty years right, he's.
Speaker 7: Thirty two years old if it's a ninety two, right,
Speaker 7: So that's a classic almost almost an antique.
Speaker 1: It's a classic.
Speaker 12: And if you can prove the value, they have to
Speaker 12: pay you the value.
Speaker 1: It's that simple.
Speaker 17: No, this is what happened. I sent them from the
Speaker 17: internet four cars it sold for between six and ten
Speaker 17: thousand dollars, right, I sent them one that was currently
Speaker 17: being sold.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, yeah.
Speaker 17: Well they said they were only going to give me
Speaker 17: thirty one thousand something, and then with the fees and stuff,
Speaker 17: it was going to be about one thousand more. Okay,
Speaker 17: I said, And they came up with all kinds of
Speaker 17: reasons why they couldn't use any of the stuff.
Speaker 1: Give me, give me one reason they gave you.
Speaker 17: Oh, they said, well, see nineteen ninety one to nineteen
Speaker 17: ninety three for that car never changed. I sent them
Speaker 17: three nineteen ninety one that were selling far between six
Speaker 17: and ten, and one nineteen ninety three that was selling
Speaker 17: far six to ten. I sent them a nineteen ninety
Speaker 17: two one that was currently going the tail.
Speaker 12: Let's just get right to it. You need someone on
Speaker 12: your side. Where does this stand right now? Where does
Speaker 12: it stand right now? Did you settle on? No?
Speaker 17: I didn't settle. I told him that was too low.
Speaker 12: They Linda, listen, I'm asking where it stands right now,
Speaker 12: not what you went through today.
Speaker 1: Where does it stand?
Speaker 17: Thank For three months I've tried to settle with them.
Speaker 17: I told them if they'd put my two brand new
Speaker 17: tires I had just put on that were only on.
Speaker 1: So where does it stand today, Linda?
Speaker 17: They won't give me much. They won't return my call.
Speaker 1: They won't Okay, let's let's help you out here. Now.
Speaker 4: Listen, she needs to invoke you know what she needs
Speaker 4: to invoke time? Of course, you do, well, the appraich. Oh,
Speaker 4: the other person's insurance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's not insured by them.
Speaker 12: So what she needs to do is get like petty
Speaker 12: details on her side to do some valuations. And you
Speaker 12: don't get to sue them for bad faith or anything
Speaker 12: because they're not your company. However, Linda, I would find
Speaker 12: the value of that car based on petty details, which
Speaker 12: is on referraless dot com.
Speaker 1: They're an appraisal service.
Speaker 12: And then I would sue the other driver directly, or
Speaker 12: at least threaten to sue the other driver and make
Speaker 12: that other driver yell at his insurance company. That insurance
Speaker 12: company has no obligation to you. Whatsoever I would like
Speaker 12: to get.
Speaker 4: I would like to get a petty on and I'll
Speaker 4: tell you why. Tom. I'd like to give her an
Speaker 4: evaluation over the air real quick. If we can get
Speaker 4: them on. But the other question I'd have for him
Speaker 4: on a nineteen ninety five. I mean, I realize she's
Speaker 4: painting it is the best, the Rolls Royce of all
Speaker 4: buicks or whatever. But I wonder if there is diminished
Speaker 4: value as well on a vehicle that's so old.
Speaker 12: No, because it's being totaled, if it was being fixed
Speaker 12: on something else. Linda, Linda, hang on, let's come right
Speaker 12: back to you, Linda. Here's the bottom line. We need
Speaker 12: to know the value. That's it, period, there's no magic.
Speaker 12: We need to know the value. Then we need to
Speaker 12: go after the insured, not the company. They do not
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Speaker 12: so let's keep going here, and uh we have uh
Speaker 12: who's next here? Okay, Linda? What's going on with you?
Speaker 7: Linda?
Speaker 1: Your accident?
Speaker 4: We have Matt?
Speaker 1: Well, why do we have mats?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 4: Linda?
Speaker 17: And you said someone was going to call me or
Speaker 17: talk to me on the phone.
Speaker 1: Linda? Is this okay? Well, Matt's not the one we
Speaker 1: need for Linda.
Speaker 4: No, Matt was for the that roof problem, yeah, which
Speaker 4: we don't have on there.
Speaker 1: So we have Linda talking about Linda.
Speaker 12: We what we wanted to do is tell you to
Speaker 12: get Paragon Services.
Speaker 4: They'll give you a free valuation of how much your
Speaker 4: vehicle's worth.
Speaker 1: We were going to try to get them on the air,
Speaker 1: right now, let's.
Speaker 4: Do that time. Let's try to get Kelly. Let's try
Speaker 4: to get yeah, petty details on. In the meantime, let's
Speaker 4: at least ask Matt the question if an adjuster comes
Speaker 4: out from Safeco says you need a new roof, but
Speaker 4: then the Safeco corporate office says, no, I mean what
Speaker 4: that want you do?
Speaker 1: What happens?
Speaker 12: Let's let's figure that out if we if we can get.
Speaker 1: Him on, we will, he's Matt.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm here.
Speaker 12: Wait, we're talking about cars. Now, we're talking about cars.
Speaker 12: But now let's switch to the other one. That's what
Speaker 12: you wanted to do, Mark.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Kelly's gonna get petty details. We just had him
Speaker 4: in the wrong position, all right.
Speaker 12: So Linda has a uh not Linda, but somebody called
Speaker 12: in with a roof complaint. Okay, it's Jerry, and he
Speaker 12: said that they're telling him he doesn't have damage. Their
Speaker 12: own adjuster, according to Jerry, told him he needs a
Speaker 12: new roof.
Speaker 1: Now to me, that seems like bad faith right off
Speaker 1: the bat.
Speaker 13: Yeah, totally.
Speaker 23: I wonder if it was an actual employee of an
Speaker 23: insurance company or a third party guy.
Speaker 1: But even if it was.
Speaker 12: A third party guy, they're using a lot of independent
Speaker 12: adjusters right now because they can't keep up with it, and.
Speaker 1: So does it make a difference.
Speaker 23: Yeah, they Well, these independent guys are from out of state,
Speaker 23: a lot of them. They're not as well versed in
Speaker 23: hailed damage assessment.
Speaker 15: But if they come out and they say, yeah.
Speaker 23: I see damage, and we'll send you an estimate and
Speaker 23: a payment, and they get to that point, you know,
Speaker 23: the company's pretty in most cases obligated to honor that.
Speaker 23: But I do need more information. I mean, if they
Speaker 23: approved it on site and shot it down to the office,
Speaker 23: that's big, big bat safe.
Speaker 12: No, No, for sure, Yeah, that's what I thought. You
Speaker 12: know what we might need to do is we told
Speaker 12: him to call you. But in general, in general, what
Speaker 12: if the adjuster denies he said that because he got
Speaker 12: in trouble or something.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: Are you entitled to get that report right at the
Speaker 12: time he's doing it so when he goes back to
Speaker 12: the insurance company, he can't change it.
Speaker 23: So in most cases, they're supposed to respond with the
Speaker 23: written determination within a reasonable time, so that would be
Speaker 23: about a week.
Speaker 13: To ten days.
Speaker 12: So yeah, I mean, if it's just what I'm asking you, is,
Speaker 12: while the adjuster is there, would he be able to
Speaker 12: give you a plumbinary report. I mean, just if he's
Speaker 12: he's he's or does he go back to the office
Speaker 12: and write it up.
Speaker 23: Most of the time they'll go over the scope of
Speaker 23: damage with you and say, yes, I see a need
Speaker 23: for roof replacement, gutters, windows, whatever. They'll give you that
Speaker 23: verbal sort of scobe of damage. Some carriers write their
Speaker 23: estimate on site in their work van and print out
Speaker 23: a check right there. State Farm does that.
Speaker 12: Wow, So if this is a safe courier, this is
Speaker 12: safe Co and safe Co. Apparently the adjuster said you
Speaker 12: need a new roof, and then when he went back
Speaker 12: to the office, the office called and said we're denying it.
Speaker 12: But they said the adjuster found no damage. So how
Speaker 12: do you tell who's telling the damn truth? I mean,
Speaker 12: you got to record the adjuster at your house.
Speaker 23: I guess, Well, if you have a roofer or a
Speaker 23: contract or you know on site, that's helpful. But ultimately,
Speaker 23: in this circumstance, I would just say give me a call,
Speaker 23: I'll go out there, or I'll send some of my
Speaker 23: guys out there to do a damage scope and say, hey,
Speaker 23: they got this wrong, and we'll fight them and get it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 12: It gets I think when you get involved, they're so
Speaker 12: afraid of treble damages.
Speaker 23: They usually settled, they do, and you know, it really
Speaker 23: depends on the carrier. There's some good ones and bad ones.
Speaker 23: We've been through that. But ultimately, I think, especially with
Speaker 23: the large volume of claims that they have from hurricanes
Speaker 23: and such, they're just trying, like heck to deny or
Speaker 23: underpay a lot of stuff.
Speaker 4: Well how do you say that with mine though, Matt?
Speaker 4: I mean, my guys at SAFECode denied me one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: That was before these hurricanes, but it was still SAFECode.
Speaker 4: And then I got you involved, and I'm getting fifty
Speaker 4: to seventy grand I mean, what excuse did they have then?
Speaker 23: Well, and that's a good point. They saw what they
Speaker 23: thought was something to hide behind, basically, try to dodge
Speaker 23: and use semantics to work around your policy language, you know,
Speaker 23: saying hey, this is flood damage and then going saying
Speaker 23: oh no, it's not flood damage. They're just trying to
Speaker 23: pull the Oki dok on you. You know, and you know,
Speaker 23: and so that's why you know, we're still battling this
Speaker 23: out through appraisal.
Speaker 4: Tom, He's going to be at my You're coming out
Speaker 4: for that appraisal thing right.
Speaker 23: Right the twelfth, Yeah, yeah, twelfth to Mark.
Speaker 1: What do you have going on?
Speaker 4: So, so how it works is he got me the
Speaker 4: coverage and they're willing to pay whatever, forty thousand whatever,
Speaker 4: but we want seventy. So what Matt did was hooked
Speaker 4: me up with one of his guys that invoked something
Speaker 4: in my policy to where we hired an appraiser to
Speaker 4: come out in a praiser clause. Yeah, and they're sending one out.
Speaker 4: But what's interesting and I didn't know this, and Matt,
Speaker 4: I didn't know this.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 4: This is very interesting for people out there when you
Speaker 4: would invoke that clause if it truly is the appraisal clause.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize the insurance company had to pay for
Speaker 4: my guy as well as their own.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 23: Ultimately, if you get the award, most costs should be covered.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well the guy told me they were the guy
Speaker 4: that you if that's coming out with you told me
Speaker 4: that I don't pay him at all. He gets paid
Speaker 4: by Safego.
Speaker 12: And another thing, it's binding on the insurance company, but
Speaker 12: I do not believe it is binding on the consumer.
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 23: So it's basically you're hiring as a homeowner, you're hiring
Speaker 23: an appraiser. Insurance company hiring an appraiser, and those two
Speaker 23: try to work out the coverage disputes. Right, they can't
Speaker 23: work it out, they go to an umpire, and the
Speaker 23: umpire has to be split between the insurance company and
Speaker 23: the homeowner.
Speaker 12: And that's where we're at right now with mine. Right
Speaker 12: when they go to the umpire, though, is that is that?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 12: Do you do you have to buide by it? Is
Speaker 12: it binding on both parties?
Speaker 23: Yeah, appraisal, once it's the decision is made, that's final.
Speaker 23: But in this circumstance, I feel so good about where
Speaker 23: we're at. You can't argue with it.
Speaker 1: Why are they.
Speaker 23: Disputing taggling over over flooring? And you know the baseboards
Speaker 23: that Mark has. There's a lot of custom stuff in
Speaker 23: this house. It's not run of the mill stuff that
Speaker 23: people that work for the insurance companies can generate and exactamate,
Speaker 23: so it's trickier. That's why we have all these pros
Speaker 23: digging in. It's it's stuff that they can't argue with.
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Speaker 1: I'm Tom Martinez.
Speaker 12: You're troubleshooter at Threel three seven one three talk seven
Speaker 12: one three eight two five five. Uh, I'm gonna bring
Speaker 12: up somebody that's been calling over and over and over
Speaker 12: and over and over and over and over over the years.
Speaker 12: And his latest dilemma is he's he he he stopped earning,
Speaker 12: he's older, he's got to go fundme site, he's running
Speaker 12: out of money. He's afraid he's going to be homeless
Speaker 12: due to personal injury. Now he has a couple of
Speaker 12: personal injury lawsuits going on, and he's trying to wait
Speaker 12: for that payoff again. That's why he won't leave Jersey,
Speaker 12: where his costs are exceeding the income he brings in
Speaker 12: with social Security and with a pension.
Speaker 1: So basically he's.
Speaker 12: In a hard way. And he wanted me to promote
Speaker 12: his GoFundMe, which I did. You go to GoFundMe dot
Speaker 12: com and put in Drew dr E W. Bradford and
Speaker 12: you'll see his page. What I did say was I
Speaker 12: didn't think it would do him any good in the
Speaker 12: long run because of the devastating economic hardship he's facing.
Speaker 12: And I don't believe, based on what he described and
Speaker 12: based on conversations with his attorney that his personal injury
Speaker 12: lawsuit is going to go anywhere.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 12: Again, I sometimes tell people things they don't want to
Speaker 12: hear when they call my show. But I don't want
Speaker 12: to protect I don't want to make him sound like if.
Speaker 1: I promote GoFundMe, his trouble's over. It's not.
Speaker 12: And he wants to raise twenty grand I hope he
Speaker 12: does raise it, but it's not going to solve his problem.
Speaker 12: That personal injury. The thing is not going to make
Speaker 12: his life. And by the way, they're going to look
Speaker 12: at him at seventy seven years old, and here's what
Speaker 12: they're going to say, in my opinion, Drew, and I'll
Speaker 12: let you talk. They're going to say, even if you
Speaker 12: were injured in this personal injury, how much did it
Speaker 12: rob you of future income at seventy seven years old.
Speaker 12: I mean, these are all some of the things people ask.
Speaker 12: But again, if you want to donate, you can go
Speaker 12: to GoFundMe. You put in Drew Bradford and it says
Speaker 12: help seventy seven year old Drew Bradford stay housed, and he.
Speaker 1: Put up.
Speaker 12: And right now, okay, so he's got ten dollars raised.
Speaker 12: I keep getting power hit guys. I don't know what's
Speaker 12: going on with my house. But all right, Drew, go ahead, sir, Thanks.
Speaker 24: You for letting me go ahead. Tom, I was always
Speaker 24: nice to you. I'm rekind you and that's what I am.
Speaker 24: But the other day you were absolutely full and vicious
Speaker 24: to me. He said, even if we got to twenty thousand,
Speaker 24: it's not going to help.
Speaker 12: No, I'm just that's my opinion. That's my opinion, Drew.
Speaker 24: Oh, can I state my opinion?
Speaker 15: Sure?
Speaker 4: Go ahead, state your yes.
Speaker 1: State your opinion, sir, and you cut me off. State
Speaker 1: your opinion.
Speaker 24: My lawyer. I spoke to my lawyer. I knew he
Speaker 24: never said it. He said he never said that, and
Speaker 24: your show is fraud because he never said that. We
Speaker 24: have a very legitimate he did.
Speaker 12: He said it was going to take He said it
Speaker 12: would take three to four years, if anything.
Speaker 24: You never said that. Did he say that to you?
Speaker 24: He said it to one of your deputies.
Speaker 1: Yes, he did.
Speaker 24: Maybe he never said that.
Speaker 14: Okay, Well I don't.
Speaker 1: I believe.
Speaker 12: I believe my deputy, and I believe this attorney is
Speaker 12: afraid of you and disappointing you because he believes that
Speaker 12: you're going to do all kinds of ethics kind of
Speaker 12: complaints and he's probably just telling you what you want
Speaker 12: to hear.
Speaker 1: But Drew, I'm not going to listen.
Speaker 4: Drew.
Speaker 1: My deputy talked to him and he said, never.
Speaker 24: Let Meca what you do all the time to hide
Speaker 24: the crew going on your Trew.
Speaker 1: This is the last time we're going to talk, so
Speaker 1: make it good. Go ahead.
Speaker 24: You forget twenty five years ago. You did the same
Speaker 24: thing to me when I was doing your buddy Merrill Lynch.
Speaker 24: You said it was saying you never succeed, and we
Speaker 24: did succeed. We bankrupted Mary Lynch, and for the same
Speaker 24: type of bullying by you. Now, in any case, my attorney,
Speaker 24: this is a very legitimate case. There's plenty of evidence,
Speaker 24: there's expert reports, and they aren't hired gun experts. They're
Speaker 24: the treating the treating doctors.
Speaker 12: When did he say, When did he say it would
Speaker 12: be settled?
Speaker 15: Drew?
Speaker 24: It's not going to be settled. It's going to trial
Speaker 24: in about six months.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 12: I want you, I want to make you. I want
Speaker 12: to make you ag I want to make.
Speaker 24: You a bet.
Speaker 1: I want to make you a bet.
Speaker 12: I'll make you a bet that it doesn't go to
Speaker 12: trial in six months.
Speaker 24: Listen, I don't run the court system. I'm just an
Speaker 24: honest witness.
Speaker 12: I'll make you a bet it doesn't go to court
Speaker 12: in one year.
Speaker 24: How much you want to bet.
Speaker 12: You tell me one year from today you're not in
Speaker 12: court with this case.
Speaker 1: Two okay, you're on now.
Speaker 24: Well, so there's other things you told people. Even if
Speaker 24: they sent the twenty thousand dollars, it wouldn't help me.
Speaker 4: That's a lot I said.
Speaker 12: It wouldn't be an answer to your problems.
Speaker 24: Yes, it would be because if we can get rent
Speaker 24: and I can just keep going tell the trial, which
Speaker 24: my attorney says should be in about six seven months,
Speaker 24: then I can last. I can't play the case from
Speaker 24: the street. And I've always been sincere with you. Your deputy
Speaker 24: is false, my attorney. I know my attorney very well.
Speaker 24: Hey took care and it's not one case, it's two cases.
Speaker 24: I were sent by two cars. In fact, they're going
Speaker 24: to operate on me because I'm still critically injured. Okay,
Speaker 24: do you make light of it.
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not making I'm not making light of it.
Speaker 12: I just don't believe that it's going to come through
Speaker 12: to the extent you think it will.
Speaker 1: To solve your problems.
Speaker 4: And I still.
Speaker 24: Know I am a true preacher from heavenly coology. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 24: I know you don't believe in God. You've told me
Speaker 24: that before, Drew.
Speaker 1: I hang up on Drew. Goodbye, Drew. Don't ever, don't
Speaker 1: call me an atheist. I've never told you that ever.
Speaker 12: Now, See, why would he lie like that that I
Speaker 12: don't know?
Speaker 1: I mean, what I have? Ever?
Speaker 4: What a strange curveball to throw at the end?
Speaker 1: I mean, be confusing you with me?
Speaker 7: Tom?
Speaker 4: I think he's just pissed.
Speaker 13: Tom. He is.
Speaker 12: He's desperate. He's desperate, and he's pissed. I feel sorry
Speaker 12: for him, But this is the last time. By the way,
Speaker 12: let's block his number. I never want to take a
Speaker 12: call from him again. So block his number. Three oh
Speaker 12: three seven one three talks seven one three eight two
Speaker 12: five five.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna take crap like.
Speaker 4: We got to take this break.
Speaker 1: We got more coming right up.
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Speaker 12: My god, what a weird show. But for that guy
Speaker 12: to pull that, I don't even get into it.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna get into it.
Speaker 12: I want what are the YouTube moron saying about that
Speaker 12: on the comments?
Speaker 4: Well, they probably agree with me. Drew's been a little
Speaker 4: old now yeah he is no more good rate?
Speaker 12: I agree? Whoever said that? Who said that? No good Yeah?
Speaker 12: A news junkie, you're right, you're right, news jokie. Okay,
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Speaker 12: I'm Tom Martino, here to help you solve problems, answer questions,
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Speaker 12: How long ago did I do my first treatment for
Speaker 12: hair with stem cells?
Speaker 14: When I want to say, it was about four or
Speaker 14: five months ago?
Speaker 13: Okay?
Speaker 4: Was it that long?
Speaker 1: About four month?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 12: So I've had three treatments, and I know the three
Speaker 12: treatments come a month apart, so I know it's at
Speaker 12: least three months. So the first one yeah, it would
Speaker 12: have been a month well first maybe okay.
Speaker 1: Three or four. So here's the bottom line. I actually
Speaker 1: had new hair growth.
Speaker 12: I can't believe it again, Like you know, I'm not saying, oh,
Speaker 12: well look at me. You know I'm John Travolta, but oh,
Speaker 12: actually he's bald. Let's say, who has good hair right now?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 7: I do Tom?
Speaker 12: Yeah, okay, thanks, thanks Doc? Which a can somebody mute
Speaker 12: that guy's mic once and for all?
Speaker 1: He I want him?
Speaker 4: He does, have him?
Speaker 12: Go talk to Drew anyway, Jimmy Johnson. But let's talk
Speaker 12: about it seriously. It's working. Are you getting good results
Speaker 12: from people?
Speaker 14: We're getting fantastic results.
Speaker 12: And it's not uh pair transplants, although you know if
Speaker 12: people have those that Mike Brown did a great job.
Speaker 1: His did a great He looks good. But there was
Speaker 1: no surgery. Was nothing, man.
Speaker 25: That's that's the benefit of it. There is no surgery.
Speaker 25: How long did it take you in our practice to
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Speaker 12: Right, I was in there for a half hour. They extract,
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Speaker 12: Anyway, Welcome to the show, and Joe, if people have questions,
Speaker 12: they can call us. Now I'm gonna bring up Uh,
Speaker 12: let's bring up the studio and Wilbert wants to talk
Speaker 12: about twenty twelve Chevy Malibu and he said it was
Speaker 12: in the shop since October third, in the body shop.
Speaker 12: So continue with your story because I hijacked your story,
Speaker 12: Wilvert right before the break.
Speaker 15: Go ahead, okay, all right, okay? So the only so,
Speaker 15: so what was wrong with the car is the power
Speaker 15: storing went out?
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 15: So I took it to him. And first of all,
Speaker 15: it's nice guy. Never had any problems with him. He's
Speaker 15: six my car before. I'm not signing a bad bad
Speaker 15: mouthl R. No, go ahead, man, okay. So I took
Speaker 15: it to him in uh uh, told them, well with
Speaker 15: the problem, and I said, hey, power stearings out? Can
Speaker 15: you fix it? Yes? I can. Okay, so head call
Speaker 15: all week and it did call me in in a
Speaker 15: week or two. So I uh uh I called him
Speaker 15: and he said, we're still working on it. Uh we
Speaker 15: gotta we gotta get no. He called me, actually did
Speaker 15: I want a new one or did I want to
Speaker 15: old one? So some kind of part that goes wilbur Maybe.
Speaker 1: I misunderstood you, but I guess I did misunderstand you.
Speaker 12: It was a problem with service, not with the body shop,
Speaker 12: because I said, the average time in a body shop
Speaker 12: is two months.
Speaker 1: You're just talking about normal service, right, I'm.
Speaker 15: Talking about service.
Speaker 16: I'm talking about and I'm thinking.
Speaker 12: I'm thinking I could have much So it wasn't It
Speaker 12: wasn't there a long time for service. You shouldn't have
Speaker 12: to be in there for three weeks or four weeks
Speaker 12: for service.
Speaker 15: That's what I'm thinking. That's why, that's why I want
Speaker 15: to talk you. Am I am I wrong here?
Speaker 18: So?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 12: I mean if he if he's had your car since
Speaker 12: October third, yeah, you should be concerned.
Speaker 1: If it's just for powers Sotober eighth, October.
Speaker 15: Eighth, Yeah, okay. So I went in there and he
Speaker 15: told me, okay, we're so I went. I went in
Speaker 15: there and I said, hey, where's my car?
Speaker 13: What's going on?
Speaker 15: Says the boss. I said, what's going on in Boston?
Speaker 15: He says, okay, well, but let me show you something.
Speaker 15: I got you your power steering sikes. He showed me
Speaker 15: the cars in the shop. He turned turned the engine on.
Speaker 15: All the stuff was all all over the place, but
Speaker 15: he showed me the engine was turning. So he thinks
Speaker 15: that what he was supposed to think. So he said,
Speaker 15: the only thing I'm waiting for is to get it programmed.
Speaker 15: And I said, okay, get me what programmed? I don't know.
Speaker 15: He just said he's got to be programmed because they
Speaker 15: I guess when he hooks it back up, everything is
Speaker 15: not well.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about a power steering pumped?
Speaker 15: I think that's what they put in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I never heard of a power stare.
Speaker 4: What kind of car is it?
Speaker 15: It's a twenty twelve Chevy Malibu.
Speaker 4: I've never heard of that having to be.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just never heard of that happened
Speaker 1: to be programmed. Let's just call up hold on, Let's
Speaker 1: get one of our experts on.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's call Kevin, but he knows.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's uh, let's do that.
Speaker 12: Share it an Auto tech through three. We talk hold on, Wilburt,
Speaker 12: Let's get somebody on it. So, so they say they
Speaker 12: have to program your power steering pump. That is the
Speaker 12: weirdest thing I've ever heard in my life. Bridgette or Bridget,
Speaker 12: I'm sorry, Bridget.
Speaker 1: What's going on? Hi there?
Speaker 15: Thank you?
Speaker 13: Hi?
Speaker 1: What's going on? Bridget? Yes, what's happening.
Speaker 26: My eighteen year old son a car, first time, no credit.
Speaker 26: So I co signed for him, and we spent the
Speaker 26: usual lots of hours at the dealership signing paperwork, and
Speaker 26: left that.
Speaker 1: Evening and oh wait, this is a brand this is
Speaker 1: a brand new one.
Speaker 15: Yeah, wow, he got he got this.
Speaker 26: He was all excited, this all electric car with two
Speaker 26: or three years of charging, this two year lease, and
Speaker 26: he did all the math. He was going to save
Speaker 26: on gas, and so I co signed for him.
Speaker 12: You know what, that that's a that's a nice car,
Speaker 12: by the way, So what's going on.
Speaker 26: He's very happy with the car. So since that day,
Speaker 26: we have been receiving multiple requests from the dealership. Oh,
Speaker 26: we need this from you, copy of your social Security cards.
Speaker 26: I'm like, well, I haven't seen my Social Security card
Speaker 26: since nineteen ninety, but I can give you dinos. And
Speaker 26: we gave me dinos copy. I hand delivered a copy
Speaker 26: of his those security cards because we just didn't want
Speaker 26: that to flying through email or anything. Then a few
Speaker 26: days go by and they're like, we need proof of
Speaker 26: address again. So I sent in a bank statement with
Speaker 26: proof of a bank account and the address on the
Speaker 26: same floor. Then I had to send in a copy
Speaker 26: of his They're like, well, does he have an electrical bill.
Speaker 11: In his name?
Speaker 15: I'm like, no, we looks at home, and I said, and.
Speaker 26: All, I just keep getting requests for paperwork.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 26: I got multiple phone calls I teach, so I'm having
Speaker 26: to step out of the classroom. And I told I
Speaker 26: have to go back in and resign things because their
Speaker 26: E system was down. And even though we did paper signing.
Speaker 15: That's not good enough.
Speaker 12: So hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Are
Speaker 12: you sure they're not going to try to change the deal.
Speaker 26: So I'm not sure. That's why I'm calling you, Tom.
Speaker 15: You helped me in the past.
Speaker 26: I go all the way back to the nineties with you.
Speaker 12: Okay, now, Bridget, they want you, my goodness, they want
Speaker 12: you to sign new paperwork, and I'm not going to.
Speaker 26: I'm going out of town. I said, I can't be
Speaker 26: there and I'm not going to miss more time out
Speaker 26: of my class.
Speaker 1: What's the name of the dealer.
Speaker 26: Well, it's a Rappo Hondai and Devin there says he
Speaker 26: knows you, and that he said go ahead and call Tom.
Speaker 26: He knows us.
Speaker 1: Well, I do know them. I do know them. They're
Speaker 1: not terrible people, But I don't understand the need to
Speaker 1: read me.
Speaker 12: Well, well, the okay, when you say terrible, the requesting
Speaker 12: documentation seems a little sloppy.
Speaker 1: They kept over and over again.
Speaker 12: But did they ever ask for the same thing twice
Speaker 12: or was it stuff they never got in the beginning
Speaker 12: or what?
Speaker 26: So now they're telling me that Lexi is not there
Speaker 26: and I have to resend everything.
Speaker 1: So who did you?
Speaker 12: Okay, who said they know me down there? I'm going
Speaker 12: to have Deputy d call down there? Who said that
Speaker 12: they know me?
Speaker 1: Okay? You know what I do recall?
Speaker 12: You know, Mark, do you think a rapp a Hyundai
Speaker 12: is a bad dealer. I don't think they're a bad
Speaker 12: I don't want to say they're a bad dealer. They're
Speaker 12: a pain in the ass dealer in my opinion.
Speaker 7: When Tom, Yeah, I went there and I purchased my
Speaker 7: Hyundai from someplace else because of the way that I
Speaker 7: was treated there. That's all I'm gonna say.
Speaker 1: How were you treated the.
Speaker 15: Very rich?
Speaker 7: Well, I'll give you one example. You know, when you
Speaker 7: take a test drive, they want a copy of your license. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so I brought in a copy of my license front
Speaker 7: and back and instead of giving them my physical license
Speaker 7: so that when they could hold it in hostage, which
Speaker 7: you know some dealerships do, I said, here's a copy.
Speaker 7: I showed them my license. I said here's a copy,
Speaker 7: and they said they wouldn't let me do it without
Speaker 7: them physically having my license. So I left.
Speaker 12: Physically having your license. There's two reasons for it. One, oh,
Speaker 12: it's absurd. You're supposed to have it when you're driving, right,
Speaker 12: and I gave it.
Speaker 1: There's two reasons why dealers keep it.
Speaker 12: One is they think, you know, if you you're less
Speaker 12: likely to steal a car if they have your license.
Speaker 1: But then then there's another reason, and that is when
Speaker 1: you come back from.
Speaker 12: The test drive, they keep it there and it keeps
Speaker 12: you at the dealership back and when you say, wait
Speaker 12: a minute, I need to leave, where's my license? Say okay,
Speaker 12: we'll get it, and then they keep delaying. It's an
Speaker 12: old fashioned, stupid trick, which is.
Speaker 7: Why Yeah, which is why I gave them a copy.
Speaker 7: And the young gonna steal a car because somebody's salesman
Speaker 7: is with you in the test drive.
Speaker 12: Oh wait a minute, the salesman was going with you. Yes,
Speaker 12: of course that's ridiculous. Okay, hold on, let's I'm gonna
Speaker 12: have Deputy d call over there to Devin, so bridget.
Speaker 12: Let's get your information first off the air, and then
Speaker 12: we're gonna we're gonna try to cipher through this. Three
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Speaker 12: Wilbert had a question. Hey, Kevin, So Wilbert basically says
Speaker 12: that his car's been in the shop twenty twelve. Chevy
Speaker 12: Malibu's been in the shop for three weeks waiting for
Speaker 12: a power steering pump. They replaced a power steering pump,
Speaker 12: and now they say it's going to be another week
Speaker 12: or so because they have to program it. Have you
Speaker 12: ever heard of a power steering pump being programmed?
Speaker 16: Not the pump, but the rack and pinion is electronic?
Speaker 16: Would need to be programmed?
Speaker 7: If that's okay?
Speaker 1: Would that have to be programmed?
Speaker 12: Would that have to be programmed as a result of
Speaker 12: changing out a power steering pump?
Speaker 4: No, no, but he's saying the rack and pinion might
Speaker 4: have to be Yeah, but okay, but.
Speaker 16: It's electronic steering though.
Speaker 1: Are they connected? Is what I'm asking?
Speaker 12: Are they connected in a point where you would always
Speaker 12: have to do that upon replacing the power steering pump
Speaker 12: or something in the old power steering pump made the
Speaker 12: programming ineffective or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know what I'm asking.
Speaker 16: No, No, not at all. No, No that Wilkes.
Speaker 1: Did you have a rack and pinion work done?
Speaker 15: Everything was working fine before I took it over there.
Speaker 1: But no, no, but why did Okay, Wilbert, why did
Speaker 1: you take it to the shop.
Speaker 15: Because of the powers doing it went out? It will
Speaker 15: carry easy like I used to?
Speaker 7: Could that?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: Could that be Kevin?
Speaker 12: Could that trigger a reprogramming of the rack and pinion
Speaker 12: once they worked on it?
Speaker 16: No, not at all. No, it's it's the change would
Speaker 16: would require programming, but any work would not. No, so
Speaker 16: unless it's an electronic steering And he's not talking about
Speaker 16: the pump, but the electronic steering motor that's you know,
Speaker 16: inside the.
Speaker 1: What did they replace, Wilbert?
Speaker 15: What's same?
Speaker 4: What did they rear?
Speaker 15: They were supposed to replace the power steering pump is
Speaker 15: what I was sold. And then when I went in there,
Speaker 15: he says, okay, well we got that working, but we
Speaker 15: got to get somebody else to come in and program
Speaker 15: program What I don't know, but program something.
Speaker 1: So that how much does this whole job costing?
Speaker 10: Do you know?
Speaker 16: Uh?
Speaker 15: I think he said about eleven hundred?
Speaker 1: Would that be more than a pump there, Kevin?
Speaker 16: Yeah, he's he's got electric steering. So it's a steering
Speaker 16: motor on the on the steering column that they replaced.
Speaker 16: It's it's really not a power steering plumb.
Speaker 12: Okay, and that would be and that would require programming, okay, Wilbur.
Speaker 15: But he was like he said, he said they couldn't
Speaker 15: do it. He had to get somebody else.
Speaker 4: To come in and do it.
Speaker 13: From what.
Speaker 16: Why is that, Kevin, guy that we have a guy
Speaker 16: that comes and does it for us all the time.
Speaker 1: Okay, So it sounds Wilbert, they're not giving you a story.
Speaker 15: Okay, all right. I just wanted to make sure.
Speaker 12: Three weeks unreasonable for this kind of repair nowadays, Kevin,
Speaker 12: that's that's two.
Speaker 16: Three days topsh with program.
Speaker 23: With program program.
Speaker 13: But we have the money.
Speaker 16: You know, you're telling him we'll do the job. We'll
Speaker 16: need you out here tomorrow, and he's scheduled with that way,
Speaker 16: so yeah, it can be done a lot quicker.
Speaker 12: So Wilbert, you did probably he's saying, you know, it's
Speaker 12: way over time. But as far as what they're telling you,
Speaker 12: it seems to ring true. What about the price, Kevin,
Speaker 12: does that price?
Speaker 11: See in line?
Speaker 16: That's that's that's common.
Speaker 15: Yeah, that's not that So long should I keep it there?
Speaker 15: How much longer should I?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 1: I don't know if you have a choice right now.
Speaker 1: I mean when did they say? When did they say
Speaker 1: it would be done?
Speaker 4: They're probably having trouble finding someone to program it.
Speaker 15: It's probably the case. They said they said that it
Speaker 15: would be done. What they what they told me? My
Speaker 15: wife went down there on on Friday, and they said, well, well,
Speaker 15: we will give you guys a call before we do
Speaker 15: anything else. That's what they said. We'll give you guys
Speaker 15: a call on Monday, just before we do any.
Speaker 1: Other work to it.
Speaker 15: That's what they told my wife. I was out of town.
Speaker 15: They told my wife. She told me that and this
Speaker 15: was she said they would call Monday, which was yesterday,
Speaker 15: And I didn't call it. I just called you guys.
Speaker 7: Well, to me, that sounds like they're pretty reputable. That
Speaker 7: they're if they're gonna do any more work, they're checking
Speaker 7: with you first, don't you agree, Tom?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know. I think I think that.
Speaker 20: I don't know.
Speaker 12: I don't think they're doing anything wrong. I just think
Speaker 12: people are delayed nowadays. Kevin, are you sure two or
Speaker 12: three days for changing out that motor and getting it reprogrammed?
Speaker 19: That's all it with you, That's all It is pretty
Speaker 19: typical repair, all right.
Speaker 15: And I think listen, thinking right I thinking right time.
Speaker 15: Because my wife said the guy, the guy who came
Speaker 15: in and repair and tried to program and told them
Speaker 15: that he thinks they hooked up something wrong.
Speaker 12: Well, when do they say it's going to be done?
Speaker 12: That's the bottom line.
Speaker 15: They did not say, Well call him today and.
Speaker 12: Say listen, man, I called another shop that's reputable and
Speaker 12: they said it would be a two or.
Speaker 1: Three day job.
Speaker 12: I need to know why the delay, and I need
Speaker 12: to know when I'm getting my car back. Okay, just
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Speaker 4: start going fire and brimstone on them as well. I mean,
Speaker 4: if they can do it, we should do it. Okay,
Speaker 4: So again, you know, I'm not I have my thoughts
Speaker 4: in my opinion, but I want everybody to remember Tom
Speaker 4: Martino trusted. Tom Martino is voting for Donald Trump. Don't
Speaker 4: get it wrong.
Speaker 12: Well that's the way it is, actually, Mark, I already did, well,
Speaker 12: that's even better.
Speaker 1: I sent in the ballot.
Speaker 4: That's even better.
Speaker 1: But I do want to say on a serious note,
Speaker 1: while I'm not no, no, we dropped it off at
Speaker 1: that thing and then we had a bonfire. No, I'm
Speaker 1: just kidding. We dropped it off. Mine was accepted.
Speaker 7: I got the notice that it was accepted.
Speaker 1: This is important.
Speaker 12: While I don't like talking about personalities, and I don't
Speaker 12: like talking about because I can't brag about Trump's personality
Speaker 12: one way or the other. I can't brag about Kamala
Speaker 12: Harris's personality the other. Look, we all have our personalities,
Speaker 12: but I can talk about issues. And I believe really
Speaker 12: we don't have a voter's guide. But some of these
Speaker 12: amendments are sneaky that are on the ballot. They're really sneaky,
Speaker 12: and the way they word them.
Speaker 1: To me is incredible.
Speaker 12: And I think when we have time, Mark, we really
Speaker 12: would do a service by going over amendments.
Speaker 4: We should have done it Monday. To be quite honest, Well,
Speaker 4: it is what a lot of it? You're you're right,
Speaker 4: But because then here's the problem. If we go over them,
Speaker 4: all the babies out there that text you, all the
Speaker 4: little whiners like the guy you were just talking about,
Speaker 4: are going to say, oh, no, we do want to
Speaker 4: raise taxes. How dare you say we shouldn't raise taxes
Speaker 4: again on people or you know, whatever their dumb ass
Speaker 4: stuff is.
Speaker 12: But it's really important that we uh that we go
Speaker 12: over amendments. And you're right, so many people voted, we
Speaker 12: probably are really really late to the party.
Speaker 1: Miles. What is your question on foundation repair? Miles? I'm
Speaker 1: sorry that I made you wait. What's going on?
Speaker 13: Man? Well, I've got some cracking in my foundation and
Speaker 13: it's going to my brick. I got estimate today from
Speaker 13: a company called Groundwork.
Speaker 1: Are you sure it's in your foundation or is it
Speaker 1: on your bricks?
Speaker 13: No, it's it's in the foundation. Where it is is
Speaker 13: in my crawl space is where it's pulling down?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 13: Measurement?
Speaker 1: How old is your house? Okay? And have you ever
Speaker 1: had problems before this?
Speaker 13: We had one crack that we we bought the house
Speaker 13: twenty years ago. That kind of kept reappearing. I would
Speaker 13: repair it and then.
Speaker 1: Okay, got it. So there have been signs over the years.
Speaker 1: So what did this company propose, Well, they.
Speaker 13: Proposed and putting in I forget what they call them,
Speaker 13: but they're basically like footers where they set down right
Speaker 13: and then they support the that's right, the foundation in
Speaker 13: the crawl space. Because our other foundation.
Speaker 1: Is you know, a deep poor So what about it?
Speaker 13: Whereas well, I was wondering, if you don't have anybody
Speaker 13: on your referral this I got a bid today from
Speaker 13: one Cup.
Speaker 1: And what did they What were they charging?
Speaker 13: Basically it was seventeen thousand dollars.
Speaker 12: Mark did we we don't have anyone on our referral
Speaker 12: list anymore? We used to that does what uh foundation repair?
Speaker 4: Not not to the degree he's talking now.
Speaker 1: We used to have some really good companies.
Speaker 4: Well, we've got someone on there that can do the
Speaker 4: design work or the structural engineering part, but I don't
Speaker 4: think they actually do the work. Then we have a
Speaker 4: lot of mud jackers as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but mud jacket is not what he needs.
Speaker 4: I know, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: By the way, I do.
Speaker 12: Still know some people I believe that are good that
Speaker 12: I used to deal with. There's there's nothing wrong with groundworks.
Speaker 12: And I know why you've picked them. You picked them
Speaker 12: because they were first up on the do they do
Speaker 12: great SEO work. But I'll tell you who I've dealt
Speaker 12: with in the past, Colorado Structural Repair. Now they're not
Speaker 12: on the referral list right anymore, but they're not bad
Speaker 12: people at all. You ought to check with Colorado Structural Repair.
Speaker 13: Okay, yeah, because I would like to get another estimate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do it.
Speaker 12: But that's not a bad price, if truly it's gonna
Speaker 12: be And is it going to be engineered?
Speaker 13: Yes, So what what they'll do I'll be part of
Speaker 13: that price is their engineer will determine what the load
Speaker 13: bearing is going to be good good because it's done
Speaker 13: on it's done on pressure. I guess whatever.
Speaker 12: That's right, that's exactly right. You're being told the right stuff.
Speaker 12: But get just just call Colorado. And I'm not saying
Speaker 12: they're the only ones, but that I used to deal
Speaker 12: with them. I don't think anything is wrong with that company,
Speaker 12: Colorado Structural or Repair. Get get a bit from both
Speaker 12: of them, and we ought to start. We need to
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Speaker 12: So we talked about hair replacement. But let's talk about pain.
Speaker 1: Let's talk.
Speaker 12: Somebody wanted to know about a meniscus. If they have
Speaker 12: pain from a tear in to meniscus, has it been
Speaker 12: known to help for that?
Speaker 25: Well, the general answer to that is yes, of course,
Speaker 25: we will. Didn't be able to say definitively without.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to see their imaging and suffering.
Speaker 14: The imaging and whatnot.
Speaker 25: But stem cells will repair cartilage, which is what the
Speaker 25: meniscus is made of.
Speaker 1: What about muscle strains where they have tears and stuff
Speaker 1: in muscles.
Speaker 25: Depending on the size of the tear, So if it's
Speaker 25: a small tear, typically it can be treated with just
Speaker 25: PRP like that's talking about a very small tear. If
Speaker 25: it's a significant terear, then stem cell is what would
Speaker 25: be indicated to treat.
Speaker 12: And you're still doing the weight loss supplement to repetite
Speaker 12: and supplement drugs. They're compounded because a lot of those
Speaker 12: clinics have been discontinuing those.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you're still doing them.
Speaker 25: As long as we can create a medical necessity, which
Speaker 25: we can for most patients, and that's then that works,
Speaker 25: and that eliminates these big, giant conglomerate clinics.
Speaker 1: And allows to save money.
Speaker 25: Yeah, and save money and be treated individually.
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