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A place where we chat about life over a cold one or two.

It's time to belly up to the pod with Mike Frattaloni and your host,

Chris Revers.

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It's time for the weekly scramble podcast.

My name is Chris Revers.

With me, as always, his name is Mike Frattaloni.

Hello, Michael.

How you doing, Revers?

I'm doing well.

And we're going to start off the show with a bit of an odd story.

And I had mistakenly mentioned something to the garagelogic crew.

And of course, that then turned into that story,

making it a part of the John Height News experience.

And let me just put it this way.

I have many questions

about several of these different events.

And sadly, I don't want to make light of the fact that someone

unfortunately did lose their life.

But it's a story worth exploring nonetheless.

Let's head to Maryland, shall we?

A professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee

has been formally charged with murder and multiple related offenses

in connection with the deadly shooting that occurred in Charles County

on March 22nd, 2026.

Dayton, James Weber, 27-year-old of Laplata, Maryland,

was arraigned in the District Court of Maryland for Charles County

after being located in Charlottesville, Virginia,

and arrested following the fatal shooting of 27-year-old

Bradric Michael Wells, according to court documents.

According to charging documents signed by a detective from the Sheriff's Office,

Weber is formally charged with first-degree murder, accused of intentionally

and with premeditated malice killing Bradric Wells.

He's also charged with second-degree murder, also charged in the same incident.

A salt in the first degree, there's two counts there, one relating to an alleged

assault on someone identified and one another relating to Bradric Wells.

The use of a firearm in the commission of a felony alleged firearm used during the offense.

According to the statement of charges filed by the Sheriff's Office,

Dayton Weber picked up two witnesses from work in a vehicle,

with Bradric Wells already in the front passenger seat.

The documents state that while driving an argument broke out between Weber and Wells.

The witnesses identified in the charging documents as W1 and W2,

woman one, woman two, told police that Weber pulled out a firearm and shot Wells twice

in the head during the argument. The statement of charges says Weber then pulled the vehicle over

and asked the passengers to remove Wells from the car which they then refused.

The two witnesses exited the vehicle and flagged down a police officer of the document state

while Weber drove off with Wells still inside the car.

According to the filing around 1241 AM on March 23rd, a resident discovered Wells

body in the side of the road. The statement of charges notes that both witnesses positively

identified Weber as a shooter and Wells as the victim providing the basis for murder and assault

charges. Police say that Weber's vehicle was later located in Charlottesville, Virginia and

Weber was found at a hospital seeking treatment. Weber is currently awaiting extradition to

Maryland where he will face formal charges. Police have not explained how Weber was

however was able to drive a car or fire a weapon. That was my question. Yeah, it's a big one.

It's early in the investigation, but there's no evidence to suggest anyone else was involved

in the shooting in that he acted alone, the sheriff's office said in a statement. Videos posted

to social media do appear to show Weber shooting rifles in nine millimeter handguns. Weber

underwent crowd jupal amputation as a baby after a blood infection according to reports. He is

a professional cornhole player. In the ACL, that's the American cornhole league, Michael.

They have been on ESPN since 2016. That's one of the great things. Oh, no. That's one of the

great things about our sport. How accessible it is and how we like to say anyone can play anyone

can win. Because if you want to put your mind to it, you want to put the time into practice,

you can become competitive said the ACL commissioner stay see more.

More is pushing for cornhole to become a sport in the Olympics in 2020. Eight.

Just to jump on that, if cornhole becomes a sport in the Olympics in 2028, I'll never watch

another Olympic event. Okay, I'll never do that. Second of all, the floor is yours. When I hear

this, Revers, I think to myself, okay, there has to be some kind of answer. So first of all,

I thought what kind of car could he be driving? Because again, he's a quadruple amputee. No, arms

no legs. Quadruple means four. Yep. You have two arms. You have two legs. Those are gone. I've

seen pictures of him. He has arms to like a little bit passable. Yeah, kind of like maybe

his elbow and then legs down to his thigh, right? Okay, I know they can strap on some devices

onto the car. I don't really know how they're doing it, but he drove a Tesla SUV. I was like,

oh, I kind of get it. Self driving car. Right? But I can't get my mind around is how do you pull

out a gun? Right. Pull out a gun with no arms. No, driving while driving. Well, Tesla SUV,

we're trying to think of the easiest answer. Pull out a gun and shoot your passenger. How do you

do that? And how? How go in that passenger's dead? You can't blame it on W one or W two in the

back seat and look at the cops and say cops. If you're watching online cops, I don't have hands

to shoot a gun. How did I pull the trigger? How did I pull the trigger? Chick number one did it.

That was so the story that I found earlier and even the one I read just now were the two other

witnesses? Were they in fact females? Well, W one and W two would indicate woman one and woman two.

Oh, I would indicate it was witness one and witness two. Maybe. Oh, okay. I thought you had

confirmation. That's why they really should have done is if it would have just been one person

back, then it would be his word against the person backs word. And he could just stand up on trial,

right? And the attorney could throw them a ball or something. And the ball would just bounce

right off of his chest and he'd say, I can't catch balls. I don't have any arms. So let's just

let's just go down the path of saying that yes, it was in fact two female occupants in the vehicle.

Are we to suggest based upon that information and then based upon the time of the day that this

was some type of rendezvous. And then maybe that's what started the argument. Maybe one was a

kind of a fit Latina. And he was like, I want the one with the big caboose. I want W one. You

get W two. Yeah. And they got in a little fight about it. It started off as a negotiation

then escalated. Yeah, but I don't quite get how Dayton Weber 27, a professional cornhole player,

pull out a gun. I don't get it. I did watch some videos of him playing. You know what he's

pretty damn good at cornhole. Cornhole. Cornhole. Yeah. And he's he's not playing in an amputee league.

He's a professional cornhole player in a full on men's league, right? Have you ever been

to completely not not divert away from this story entirely. But have you ever been to a cornhole

tournament? You and I were at the one at summit. Yeah, I played in a box to bags for wags, right? Yeah.

And it was kind of fun. And there were some guys that were taking it kind of serious. But most of us

were there to have a good time to raise money for dogs, wags. Help me. Why can't I think of the name?

They were wonderful. Wonderful. Wags or wags. Okay. Second hand house. Second hand house. Thank you.

All these defective homes. Yeah. Second hand, right? Right. But you know, for the most part,

you know, you were super smart. You brought the pool full of ice. Yeah, it was hot day because it

was a very hot day. And but we had a good time. A blast. Before that, I had attended a like super

competitive. I'm an okay bags player. I'm not great by any means. But I enjoy it. It's fun.

Sure. When you're the backyard of your buddy's house and you're not going back a couple of brews,

it's a good time in the summer. Like any of those dumb sports. So a good friend of mine is is a

competitive bags player. I refused to call it Cornhole because I think it sounds so stupid.

But he is, he is one of those where he's good. He's a competitive bags player. Bet you that gets him

laid a lot. A dumb, a dumb thing to be and all things. This would be, I don't think my youngest

son was born yet, but I do believe my oldest son was. So I'm going to guess this is like at

least 10 years ago, maybe even as much as 12 years ago. And I get a text from him. He lives,

he used to live down in the Rochester area. He now is in Wisconsin. And he had texted me and he

had said, dude, my buddy had to cancel. He got sick or something like that. And the whatever,

big, big tournament at the Rochester Mayo Civic Center. Wow. Is this weekend? Is there

any way you can fill in? And I said, well, dude, I'm, I'm not any, I mean, I'm just okay.

I don't care. But I literally just need somebody. Otherwise, you know, you get, you get fined if

you have to forego your spot. Sure. And so I said, all right. Yeah, that's, that's, that's fine.

I said, I mean, what time do you need me there? He's like, I got you covered. Don't worry about

the entrance fee. Just maybe buy me a beer or two and you just got to be there at, you know,

10 in the morning on Saturday or whatever it was. And then all that would be kind of fun.

Yeah. A bit of a winter, you know, that'd be kind of fun. I get there. How do you bend to

the Mayo Civic Center down in Rochester? Yes, I have. Strangely enough. So it's very,

it's a very similar setup to like the convention center. Yeah. Yeah. In, in Minneapolis.

And so I get there. And I mean, I've played a basketball game there before in high school.

I've been there for a different convention, but I never been there for something like this.

I am not kidding you. I walked in and saw bars in every corner in the entire middle.

It was the entire thing was open. Fun. And there had to have been 200 setups of bags. Wow.

And I thought, what in God's name am I walking into? I thought, all right. You know what? We're

going to play. So first game, me and my buddy, we get there. And he said, hey, I go,

so is there a strategy here? He's like, yeah, score more points in the team. I go, no, I mean,

do you want to try to lose your first game? And then like, because sometimes you want to be in

the losers bracket. That's exactly what I was thinking. It was a specific strategy. He said, dude,

we're probably not going to do well. I really, I truly don't care. Like let's just have fun.

Okay. So we get set up and we're facing this team. Mike, none of this is offered with hyperbole.

So it's two guys. They had jerseys. Sure. Matching jerseys. Sponsorships.

They had sponsorships. They also had matching durags. Oh, that's cool. Like the bandana. Yep.

And so before the game, hey, how you doing? I'm Chris and he looks at my hand.

Doesn't shake it. And I went, okay. Yeah. We're not doing that. And sorry, just what I kind of

see where this is going. I said, and they had a couple of gals, like beer gals walked around.

I said, uh, who's like, please? This is still the beer show day. Sure. Uh, and I, whatever.

And I just thought, okay, did you try your absolute hardest? Cause nothing would have felt

better than beating them one hundred and fifty thousand percent. I thought, oh, you're an ass.

Yeah. Now I want to beat you. Now I want to try my hardest. And I'm not great at this game,

but I need to try my hardest to win. And so, um, there was a lot of, yeah, like they'd point at me.

Oh, yeah. And I, and at one point, I mean, they, they, they rolled us right. And I just went,

really? Yeah. Like, okay. And then after the game, he gave me the, hey, man, I'm just super

competitive. I said, okay, you're also kind of a loser, but that's fine too. And he didn't take

too kindly that coming. I just thought, what are you doing? Okay. Um, anyway, I'm going to have

you pick between the two. Okay. Cornhole, Cornhole or Badminton. I've never really been a big

badminton. It's a Cornhole. Cornhole, curling. I, I, I probably would love curling, but I've never

tried it. Okay. Curling. Batchyball. Can I go back to Cornhole? No. Um, probably, I mean, I don't

know. Probably because you're outside. You're having fun. Okay. Batchyball bowling. Oh, I love bowling.

Okay. Bowling. Um, Jarts. Bowling. Bowling. Baseball. Oh, baseball. Okay. I wasn't

wondering how far you're going to go. No, I, I do love bowling. It's true. We have a great, uh,

bowling alley and bell plane. It's, it's phenomenal. And the boys and I go, they're, uh, it's,

it's super fun. I ever tell you my bowling story. Please. So I had a, a buddy who really,

really great guy, graduated from high school. Yep. And I'm going to use this term. And this is

not the right term. Scott Skitsifrenia. Oh, no. Right. Just became Skitsifrenia, which is really,

really a tough thing. That's too bad. Right. So he was living in this. That Skitsifrenia only

thing. And I'm not making fun of this kid. I love this kid. Right. He was, he was a real deer

friend and is still a sweetheart of a guy. Right. Dealing with unbelievably big troubles with Skitsifrenia.

And so he was living in this halfway house, kind of the Skitsifrenia halfway house. Just to try

to see if he could live out kind of by himself because he had to have kind of full-time attention.

And I said, why don't we do this? And he was an beautiful athlete. And this kid was an unbelievable

athlete as a high schooler, right? And I said, we should start a bowling team. And we should

bowl together me this guy and another guy until we get a 600 game. Nice. I didn't really realize

that a 600 game is a lot of points in bowling. If you're not a bowler, right? Just a,

have three guys averaged 200 is not that easy. I'm sure there's people listening to watching

the show that do it all the time. But if you're just guys who don't bowl, like I'm using the shoes

from the place and the ball from the place, I don't know if they're oiled. Getting 200s of chore.

It's getting 200s of chore. I end up getting a 242 on my game. Wow.

Biggest game I've ever had. And my other two buddies complimented my 242. We get it, we get

over 600 after like eight straight Tuesdays of going bowling. Congratulations. I can go bowling

anymore. And my one buddy, the one who gets a friend couldn't drink, right? Because he just

taking somebody pills by the other buddy would be like, go on to beers. I'm like, no, no. We're

concentrating until we get focus. We are focusing. So take them out for a celebratory drink and

some dances afterwards at the lamplighter. Oh, no. Right? Yep. You ever heard of the lamplighter?

Sure. Okay. So it's not the best place. But strangely, I think it was Tuesday nights.

They had taco Tuesdays and their tacos were fricking delicious rivers. Like off the charts,

good tacos. Sure. And I said to my buddy, I said, you know, my skis friend,

a buddy, I said, he was so lost, right? So I, I'm this doofus like 20 some year old,

trying to get my buddy who's just mentally gone. He's not gone, but mentally,

really struggling, given him life advice, because I'm 20 something, right? So I know everything. So

I said, you know what you should do is you need to have a goal in your life. You should try to

become the world's fattest man, right? Making that joke, right? Comes a year later. You know,

we had gained, we won our goal. I hadn't seen it for like a year. I see me a year later. And I said,

what? What happened? What happened to you? What? You look totally different. You said,

you told me I needed something in my life. I should try to become the world's fattest man.

I thought, oh, oh, no, that's what we call a joke. Oh, no. And when I say he was a beautiful athlete,

he was a runner, just a beautiful runner, all American runner. Okay. And I thought, oh, my God.

He took you at your words stupid Mike Frattaloni made a joke to a buddy who was just, he didn't know

what was going on. Like, he knew what was going on, but the medicine made him so loop down to

the right. Yeah. And I thought, oh, my God. Thank God. I saw him only a year later that I could

stop him and say, maybe you should become the fattest guy in the world like I had to be so

running again. So careful with him. I felt so badly, but that was my four A into bowling. So I'll

always hold a very fine feeling of bowling because I know that you put three guys on a lane that

just have to get through this. And don't want to go pick up your friend at the halfway house

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A sad note to pass along, Michael. And I did want to bring this up because I knew Jesse Pierce

personally. And I mean, honestly, ladies and gentlemen, what you're hearing about her from

basically everybody, when the general manager of the professional hockey team in town,

along with the head coach, along with any other reporter that worked the wild beat,

along any other reporter that worked for the NHL, when you don't hear a single negative thing

about someone that tells you everything that you need to know. But I hope no one would talk

poorly about a woman who just lost her life and her three children's lives. For those of you

unfamiliar, a beloved NHL reporter who covered the Minnesota wild died in a house fire Saturday,

along sadly with her three young children. The NHL confirmed the death of Jesse Pierce and her

children on Sunday. The entire National Hockey League family sends our prayers and deepest condolences

to the Pierce family on the passing of Jesse and her three children. League said, excuse me,

the White Bear Lake Fire Department said an adult and three children and a dog in the house

fire had passed away in White Bear Lake. Neighbors called 911 to report fire coming through the

roof and response crews arrived to find a fully involved structure fire. Anyway, and you just feel

horrible for her poor husband who apparently was out of town and I had never met her husband before,

but she so years ago when we flipped to podcast form and score North had taken over the airways

on AM 1500. Jesse was one of the people that kind of came along with Phil Mackie and Judzel

Gad and and Declan and the rest of that crew. And she would come down here. I think it was once

a week. It might have been more like during the hockey season, but she would come down here once

a week. And I've said this a couple of times already. She was the gal ladies gentleman that if

you wanted to go to the bar, have a cold beer and talk hockey. She was your she was your gal.

You had me at going to the bar bar. She was so freaking cool and she was always so full of life

and she was always. She she loved to give you S and that's the exact kind of person that fits

him with quote unquote the guys. You know what I mean? She was not pretentious. She was not she was

just an absolute joy to be your own. And obviously there are other people in this town that know her

so much better than I do. And I like I said, it's just it was more of a passing conversation kind of

relationship when she would come to her show, but she was such a treat to be your own. And you

know what? It goes to show you just how fleeting life can be at times. You know what I'm saying?

And here was a gal that was doing what she loved. I mean, she loved hockey. And then you see

the the the final post that she had with her kids, you know, they went to go get ice cream.

The the the day before this sadly took place and it's

man, it just there's no good way to really talk about a store like this, but it is a reminder

at just every day, man, you never know. You know, you know, you know, not the hour, right? And

do they know? They're not saying it was arson. They don't believe it was arson. It was not the

the fire department did rule that out. I believe this morning. They didn't rule that out. Yeah,

and I can't find out a cause of the fire. You can't you don't know, you know, sadly, you don't know

if there was some type of gas leak. And at this point, I don't really think it matters. You know

because I mean, we live in such a world, Revers, we live in such a weird world that

do I want to know the do I want to know what happened? Well, I got to tell you what I first saw

this story surface on Saturday. It's heartbreaking. Saturday evening. At first, you're like, wait,

that can't be the same. Jesse Pearson used to work here. Sure. And I'm like, oh, my God,

not only is it that then you start to read the details. It's like, okay, I can't keep reading

the story. This young, beautiful mother. And yeah, exactly. Like I said, she, she just was,

she was just a cool gal. She really was. She was just a treat to be around. And my heart

absolutely goes out to her entire family. And I do believe that there is a GoFundMe

that's out there right now connected to her husband. And obviously that's going to help cover,

you know, funeral expenses and everything under the sun for that poor guy. And it's like,

you ask yourself, you know, you just, you basically just lost everything. And I can't even imagine

what's going through that that poor. And again, I had, I never got the chance to meet him. But

my heart absolutely just aches for him and what he's got to go through. Play this through your,

you're the husband and you're making this hobby. You're down in Orlando at a convention because you

sell speaker systems or whatever you know, whatever it is. And someone calls you and says, oh,

it's in every father's word, every father and husband's worst nightmare. I think I would lose my mind.

Makes me want to ball my eyes. I was just thinking of that. Just like, what, what is, what do you do?

Well, and everybody handles situations differently. But I got to, I've got to imagine that just

the tremendous sense of guilt would eat you alive. I mean, I just, I can't even imagine.

Yeah. I hope to God they didn't suffer. Hopefully they died of smoke inhalation or something. I

don't know, right? But you know, one of the things, I don't know what the right word to use is,

one of the things that was really touching was, I mean, obviously, I don't know if you saw

Billy Garen's comments. I mean, Billy Garen was choked up talking about. He should be. Yeah.

And they had that big game Saturday against the stars where they won an overtime. John Hines,

the Wild Head Coach did his regular presser after the game. And then after that was done, he said,

I want everyone to hang out for a moment. And he said, I want the cameras off. He sat there. And

I did not see this. I only heard about the second hand. He apparently sat and talked about her.

Family about the hockey community for another 20 to 30 minutes. I heard like that just doesn't

happen. And that's kind of one of the touching things that is about like the, when they say the hockey

community, they truly mean it. It sparked memory of remember the horrible bus crash in Canada from

a couple of years ago. And how that junior hockey team, you know, they had lost some kids and just

the entire like the NHL like everyone rallied around that tragic situation kind of gave me the

same sense with this horrible situation too. And just those are sadly ended the wild put the

the stick out on the ice for her after the game. Like just things like that while you aren't

going to bring somebody back, but it's just, it's just kind of neat to see that there are still

decent human beings out there that know what when it's the right thing to do. You know what I'm saying?

Luckily, you don't hear about house fires that often anymore. At least house fires that take

lives, right? And this is just unbelievably tragic. I know that the world is going to wrap their

arms around this husband. And you know, and I'm sure Jesse is young, right? She was 37. I'm sure

she has a mother and father potentially and siblings. And hopefully the world wraps their arms

around them and just helps and protects them from what they're going through because it's going

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lender. The weekly scramble we will be right back. A couple of things I wanted to throw at you

before we're before we're out of here. I wanted to get your, we've got some issues at the airport,

although I believe some things have calmed down since we've implemented ice agents to kind of

take over some of the busy's airports. But we had the horrible tragic story about the plan that

collided with the fire truck in which the poor traffic traffic control agent basically gave both

people the green light and my, oh, oh, stop, stop, stop, stop. What I don't get is you're driving

that truck. You can look down. He was perpendicular to, right. I'm not saying he did anything wrong,

but he's perpendicular to the runway. You look and you say there's a plane there. It's landing

here. But I want to know what your opinion is of this because I have some, some thoughts about this.

United Airlines has just released the all new relax roll.

Where passengers can make a bed out of three chairs. The new feature will reportedly be available

on 200 of their 787, 787. Okay. Okay. Got that. Yeah. Big planes. Okay. You'll also get a

mattress pad, a blanket and two pillows. United Airlines announced if you're traveling with kids,

a plushie too. United relax row will be available starting next year on one on more than 200

with each up to three, 12 of those brand new rows. Okay. I don't need to bring any more of this.

What's your initial? You have a lay down bed. I'm kind of fine with that. Here's the problem.

Is sometimes I'm going to be on a nice empty flight, way back in coach and there's going to be

three in the middle. And I lay down. Do they come over to me and they say, Hey, hey, get up.

You're not paying for the relax row, Mike. No laying down just for fun. You can't do that. If you

want to put your head, if you want to encroach in the other two seats, you need to pay the lay down

fee. I wonder how much that lay down fee is compared to first class. That was my first question.

I'm sure there's going to be a lot of people, a lot of people who are going to be more than happy

to pay the extra premium price for the lay down feature. Here's what I'd like to say about this.

Number one, if you, if this is available for any flight under six hours, get your lazy ass off

of this bed and sit up like an adult. You can make it even. Okay. If you've got the,

the young kids, I'll give you four hour, a four hour flight. I've had to fly. Well, my,

my, my youngest who is now 11, the first time he was on a plane, he was two and it was on

nightmare. It was an absolute nightmare. And it wasn't his fault. It was, he was just too young.

We thought he was going to be ready for it, but he was just too young for it. Secondly,

if you don't think this is going to lead to more epic brawls that you're seeing on airports

on airplanes. Excuse me. You're out of your mind. You're already seeing the worst of humanity.

Spirit airlines should just have a sitcom and just start filming passengers that are just

obnoxious beholes. I'm looking at press release from this today and they show a mom laying there

with a little child. Sure. Seat belted in unlike a little mattress pad. It looks actually kind

of cozy and the mattress pad like sticks out to where your legs would be, right? So it was like,

it's like a little platform. You know what I'm thinking because there's enough room for two in

there. Yeah. You get a couple blankets. You, you have to wait till you're at least 5,280 feet in

the air. You know why? Why? Because that's one mile into the air. Do you want one mile high?

Have you ever been on a flight where that's occurred in a, in a restaurant? I am the kind of guy

rivers, little insight to everybody. Mom, you might want to shut this off. That if I was walking

by a porta potty at a concert, I'd be willing to like drag anybody I was with like, let's go into

this porta potty. Let's go. But nothing, nothing about a bathroom at 32,000 feet. One of those little

tiny gross bathrooms that constantly is making this noise because the air is just seeping through

the toilet. It just sucks you through nothing about that makes me say, I think I'd like to do this

in here. Well, and you're only doing it just to say you did it. There's, there's nothing romantic

about it, whatever. Here's my point. So I just said it to my wife the other day. Let's do it.

And she's like, I don't want to say, let's do it just to say we did. She has no urge whatsoever.

We had taken a flight from where were we going? We had a connecting flight maybe in Memphis.

But we were flying to the fighting city of Tallahassee, Florida for a, one of those big douchey

national softball tournaments. And we got our connecting flight in Memphis. And they had said,

hey, it had been delayed. I'm assuming due to weather. And they had said, hey, here's the deal.

We're going to give people a couple of vouchers for the very first flight out of here tomorrow

morning because we're over booked. But we'll put you up in a hotel. We'll get your luggage. You'll

be able to fly first class in the morning. And this was already getting to be like eight, nine,

10 o'clock and I'm taking that. And I'm thinking, I looked at her. I'm like, should we do this?

And she's like, oh, let's just get going because I don't want us to go up to go get a hotel.

Yeah, we got to find a, because this is way before Uber and all that stuff, right? And so we did it.

And we found out the reason why we were delayed. Oh, no. Oh, yes, stuck in the bathroom.

The plane that was coming to pick us up basically had to divert and the two people that were

involved in that act were arrested really. And that's what led to our delay by like an hour

because we had assumed it was, you know, it's got to be weather related, maybe a mechanical issue.

And whether it was true or not, the word had spread that. No, there was a couple people,

you know, bumping uglies in the bathroom on the flight before. What's that about me?

As I could be done in like 15 seconds. No one even know. You know how you slide that little thing

to block the door by the time that little light went into occupied. Sure. I'd be halfway done,

right? And then I was thought, I thought you were going to tell me a story about you and

and because I like you're six before you can't even stand in one of those. I'm going to be honest.

I don't even like using bathrooms on airplanes because it's so uncomfortable because my knees,

you can't stand up to pee because you're constantly moving because I'm always afraid I'm going

to get it all over myself. But the other thing is we have to sit down and my knees always bang

against the door. Aren't you a little worried though when you flush at that? It's just going to go

you're going to hear that noise. It's just going to make that sound again. This gets sucked down

into the drain. That is, you know, it's really interesting that you say that. Well, I got to tell you

one quick thing first and I got to read another ad. But I found this two kind of along the same lines.

My neighbor is single, very gorgeous and lives right across the street. I happen to be looking

out the window when she got home from work. To my surprise, she walks straight across the street

and up my driveway and knocked on my door. I opened it and she smiled and said, I just got home

and I've got a strong urge to go out. Get a little drunk and have some fun tonight. Are you

are you doing anything? I quickly replied. No, no, I'm completely free and she grin and said,

perfect. Can you please watch my dog? Before you finish up the show, Michael, I have to,

I had to read that because that came from a loyal weekly scramble listener and a fret pack member.

So I had to make sure I got that in. Michael, I do want to talk about quick links golf and quick

links golf.com. I know you're getting the urge. It's officially starting to become golf season

ladies and gentlemen. So go online to quick links golf.com. And you can see all sorts of really

cool past projects that they've been working on. You can also book your free consultation. And

they are a local operation based right here in Chaska, Minnesota, a great company. And you know

what? This is really cool. And the neat thing about quick links golf is they offer all different

price points. You know, if you're looking at doing some big expansive project at your office,

they get you covered. You want to do something a little bit more intimate at home? They got you

taken care of. Just go to quicklinksgolf.com book your appointment today and please let them know

that they heard about you on the, on the weekly scramble podcast, Michael. Why don't boxers have sex

in the week leading up to the fight? Oh my goodness. I, I have no idea because it makes

eye contact in the ring real awkward. Get it? Like other. Okay. What does a mortician and

electrician have in common? I don't know. They both are a little shocked when they find a live

one. Wow. Those are the best rivers. You are the best. Please do us a favor. Rate and review

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