<v Speaker 1>Jarrey Katy and Josh one hundred. All right, So I

<v Speaker 1>woke up for work today at the butt crack of

<v Speaker 1>dawn and pulled out of the driveway pitch blackout. And

<v Speaker 1>as I'm backing out, you know, checking behind me, left

<v Speaker 1>and right, and I look over to the right and

<v Speaker 1>I'm like, what the frick is that in the front yard?

<v Speaker 1>Was like, what is that? Is that trash can? So

<v Speaker 1>I put it in park, got out of my car,

<v Speaker 1>walked over to my front lawn. There's a giant kayak

<v Speaker 1>on my front lawn. Why bright giant kayak laying right

<v Speaker 1>on my lawn? Do you have what is this? I

<v Speaker 1>don't have a kayak.

<v Speaker 2>Case, that's not your kayak.

<v Speaker 1>I thought was there a was it a windstorm last

<v Speaker 1>night that it was.

<v Speaker 2>Really windy, But did it bring a kayak?

<v Speaker 1>Why is there a kayak on my front lawn? Okay,

<v Speaker 1>So I didn't know what to do. I'm like, well,

<v Speaker 1>I guess I'm leaving this. I gotta get to work.

<v Speaker 1>I'm gonna wake up the neighborhood by trying to drag

<v Speaker 1>this thing around to the side of the house or something.

<v Speaker 1>But remember a couple weeks ago, I told you how

<v Speaker 1>incredibly proud I am of my son and a handful

<v Speaker 1>of his buddies because they are true boys, like straight

<v Speaker 1>out of the eighties and nineties, where they go out

<v Speaker 1>on adventures and they gather things and they have fun

<v Speaker 1>and they do activities outside. They're not sitting in side

<v Speaker 1>playing fortnight and hanging on the screens all night.

<v Speaker 3>They had a mattress on some skateboard the one they

<v Speaker 3>went around, and this guy had a bunch of inflatable

<v Speaker 3>air mattresses that he had on the curb for free.

<v Speaker 1>So they blew him all up these giant Queen Side's mattresses,

<v Speaker 1>and they were straight strapping him to skateboards and stuff

<v Speaker 1>with bungee cords and zipping down the streets laying on

<v Speaker 1>these mattresses, And I was like, hell, yeah, this is

<v Speaker 1>what boys are supposed to do.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah.

<v Speaker 1>Fast forward about another week later, they were out finding

<v Speaker 1>more free things. On the side of this They found

<v Speaker 1>an old like refrigerator, which they then proceeded to lay

<v Speaker 1>on its side and build another car out of that.

<v Speaker 1>So they were all sitting in this refrigerators that open

<v Speaker 1>up and down the street. They found old microwaves and

<v Speaker 1>a dumpster, so of course they go and put a

<v Speaker 1>bunch of different things in the microwaves to see, you know,

<v Speaker 1>how hot they can get things if things explode.

<v Speaker 2>Boy.

<v Speaker 1>In fact, yeah, coke cans are awesome when you put

<v Speaker 1>them in the microwave for like ten minutes. Kids, don't

<v Speaker 1>do this, they get really hot. They were going and

<v Speaker 1>pulling them out. Of course, they had like all this

<v Speaker 1>protective gear on. They had like a catcher's mask and

<v Speaker 1>goggles and you know, so they would grab these cans

<v Speaker 1>and they'd throw them up in the air and they

<v Speaker 1>drop and boom, they'd blow up. Pretty neat stuff if

<v Speaker 1>you want to try it later this afternoon after but

<v Speaker 1>don't do it. Can't get kids. Listen. It led to

<v Speaker 1>a conversation with me and my son saying, be careful.

<v Speaker 1>You need you need your grandpa to call you, who

<v Speaker 1>has seen it all in the fire industry. I'm like,

<v Speaker 1>just stay back from all that. Don't blow a hand

<v Speaker 1>off or anything. Please be careful. So everybody who's angrily

<v Speaker 1>texting right now, you're shouldn't let them do that. Listen.

<v Speaker 1>I've had to talk with him, but.

<v Speaker 2>They're being boy having fun.

<v Speaker 1>He's actually he's actually been listening, so happy so last

<v Speaker 1>night another dumpster situation. They were out searching the neighborhood.

<v Speaker 1>Somebody had a dumpster out in front of their house,

<v Speaker 1>and sure enough, there's a giant blue kayak stick it

<v Speaker 1>out of the dumpster. So they pulled it out and

<v Speaker 1>they attached it to the back of one of the

<v Speaker 1>kid's e bikes, hopped in it, and they were dragging

<v Speaker 1>each other around the neighborhood. They also went over to

<v Speaker 1>this big hill. There's a big hill in our neighborhood

<v Speaker 1>that it's it's like a sledding hill in the winter,

<v Speaker 1>and they all they were taking turns. They were taking

<v Speaker 1>turns sitting in the kayak and sliding down the hill.

<v Speaker 1>Nicole sent me some videos this morning. The best part,

<v Speaker 1>from what I understand is there was like five of

<v Speaker 1>them all hanging out. So all five of them climbed

<v Speaker 1>on top of this kayak and they were waiting for

<v Speaker 1>some guy to come running by, because it's like on

<v Speaker 1>a jogging path too. A guy came by jogging. They

<v Speaker 1>were like, hey, hey, hey, can you push us all

<v Speaker 1>down this hill? So this dude on the jogging path

<v Speaker 1>went over, let all five of them pile onto it,

<v Speaker 1>and he shoved them all down the hill. It's a

<v Speaker 1>good guy. I was like, dude, that is a good guy.

<v Speaker 4>Good guy.

<v Speaker 1>So somehow, at the end of the night, when it

<v Speaker 1>was all said and done, they decided to bring the

<v Speaker 1>kayak back over to my house and dump it in

<v Speaker 1>our front yard. So now I've got this thing that

<v Speaker 1>I don't know what to do with. How long is

<v Speaker 1>he gonna stay here? I guess I'll have to deal

<v Speaker 1>with that when I get home later this afternoon, because

<v Speaker 1>I'm gonna make him, like, pull it to that weird

<v Speaker 1>kid's house. He's blowing things up. It's gonna kill your grass.

<v Speaker 1>But isn't that funny? Like to wake up and have

<v Speaker 1>a kayak in your frainger And you're right, kiddy, like.

<v Speaker 3>I love this, no, absolutely, And I love that you

<v Speaker 3>are the awesome parent.

<v Speaker 2>You're the house set. All the kids talked about, like

<v Speaker 2>where do we bring this kayak?

<v Speaker 1>What do we do with it?

<v Speaker 2>They came up with your house. They get together like

<v Speaker 2>that means you are the awesome.

<v Speaker 1>Go that far.

<v Speaker 2>That's what I'm coming to the far What do you mean?

<v Speaker 1>I think the kid's house where they're blowing stuff up

<v Speaker 1>in the microwave, that's probably the cool parents house. Why

<v Speaker 1>they know better to bring that and put it on

<v Speaker 1>my nice lawn. Sure there was a kayak, and this

<v Speaker 1>morning I think they panic and they had to dump

<v Speaker 1>it up. Yeah, because I think my son would know better, Like,

<v Speaker 1>my dad's not gonna want to visit the house.

<v Speaker 3>No, yeah, sir, there was a kayak this morning.

<v Speaker 1>And it's still there. I'm getting my saws all out

<v Speaker 1>and I'm cutting this thing in half and then half

<v Speaker 1>again and then half again, and I'm gonna try to

<v Speaker 1>fit it into my trash can. But bottom line, I

<v Speaker 1>take it back again. I can't be mad at this

<v Speaker 1>because I loved it. All these boys I do too,

<v Speaker 1>head out every night. They try to find junk on

<v Speaker 1>the side of the road. They go through dumpsters, and

<v Speaker 1>they're having a hell of a time and they're having fun. Yeah,

<v Speaker 1>this is like something you'd see in a coming of

<v Speaker 1>age like movie from Disney, you know. Yeah, the kids

<v Speaker 1>are out having fun. Absolutely, I'm very excited about that.

<v Speaker 1>But man, the kayak that got me a smart and

<v Speaker 1>I was like, I haven't got this. I really don't.

<v Speaker 1>All right, we got a little moral dilemma for you

<v Speaker 1>guys that we like to read on the air each

<v Speaker 1>and every week comes from our listeners. We love that

<v Speaker 1>because we get all up in your business. But then

<v Speaker 1>we let you guys call in and sound off, give

<v Speaker 1>your thoughts and opinions. So be ready for that. This

<v Speaker 1>is from Janie and Lakewood. Hi, Jamie. Jamie says, holy crap,

<v Speaker 1>dot dot dot. I heard about Katie's epic car find situation,

<v Speaker 1>and I'm going through the same thing. Yeah, we talked

<v Speaker 1>about Katie's car a couple of days ago. She's got

<v Speaker 1>a sweet car from the nineteen hundreds with slow miles,

<v Speaker 1>So she did you name it Cookie?

<v Speaker 2>I named it Cookie.

<v Speaker 1>For a seconds, I thought you were like hungry For

<v Speaker 1>a second, Katie were doing a show. Here go get

<v Speaker 1>your chips away on your own time. Okay, what the

<v Speaker 1>hell is that now? Josh is joining us? Okay, So

<v Speaker 1>Jamie says, long story short. A friend did me a solid,

<v Speaker 1>sold me a car they were getting rid of. Gave

<v Speaker 1>me a great deal too, about one thousand dollars under

<v Speaker 1>Kelly Blue Book. So I took it to my mechanic

<v Speaker 1>for a once over, expecting the usual yep, this's the

<v Speaker 1>car it runs. Instead, he basically dropped a bomb on me.

<v Speaker 1>He said, this car is a fine. Oh, apparently collectors

<v Speaker 1>of this particular model will pay ten times what I

<v Speaker 1>paid for it. Ten times. Naturally, I did what any

<v Speaker 1>responsible adult would do. I immediately googled the heck out

<v Speaker 1>of it, and my mechanic was right. I could literally

<v Speaker 1>sell this thing for an incredibly nice profit. Now here's

<v Speaker 1>the thing. I still need a car, but I could

<v Speaker 1>buy a perfectly decent, used one and have a whole

<v Speaker 1>lot of money left over with this one. Sounds like

<v Speaker 1>I just won the car lottery, right, she said? There's

<v Speaker 1>one problem. My friend clearly had no idea what they had.

<v Speaker 1>I love this line. She goes, Now, I'm stuck in neutral,

<v Speaker 1>and she goes zing, ha ha. If I sell the car,

<v Speaker 1>do I come clean? Do I give my friend a

<v Speaker 1>cut of the profit? Do I keep my mouth shut?

<v Speaker 1>Because technically we agreed on a price and the car

<v Speaker 1>is now mine. I'm not looking for the legal answer here,

<v Speaker 1>I'm looking for the moral answer. Okay, every time I

<v Speaker 1>think about cashing in, my stomach starts doing donuts. So, guys,

<v Speaker 1>what's the right thing to do? Use this for your show?

<v Speaker 1>Knows the segment. It's driving me crazy, She said, Gosh, bump.

<v Speaker 1>You guys love Katie's laugh. It's contagious and that's from

<v Speaker 1>Jamie and lay in Lakewood. So listen if you want

<v Speaker 1>to sound off about Jamie's situation. Phone lines are open, calls, comments, texts, whatever,

<v Speaker 1>three oh three six' nine one one mix three oh

<v Speaker 1>three six nine one sixteen forty. Nine phone lines are

<v Speaker 1>already Ringing. KATIE i don't even know IF i want

<v Speaker 1>you to sound off about, this because you truly are

<v Speaker 1>kind of in the same.

<v Speaker 3>Situation, ABSOLUTELY i mean it literally just went through this

<v Speaker 3>and they're With jamie's. RIGHT i, mean it definitely tugs

<v Speaker 3>at your moral heartstrings if you, will because, yeah you

<v Speaker 3>could make some, money but you might feel bad about.

<v Speaker 2>It so will give us.

<v Speaker 1>NUMBERS i got to know what she. Paid but if

<v Speaker 1>this thing is ten TIMES i mean what she paid

<v Speaker 1>two grand and she's sell it for twenty, k let's

<v Speaker 1>say that's a big.

<v Speaker 2>Profit that's a lot of shap, right, Absolutely.

<v Speaker 1>SO i mean we could probably be right in that,

<v Speaker 1>ballpark you, know of what she paid versus what it's.

<v Speaker 1>Worth so it's probably a sweet little ride that her

<v Speaker 1>friend had no. Idea BUT i know a lot of

<v Speaker 1>people out there that are not car.

<v Speaker 2>People they don't know what they have, exactly and they're

<v Speaker 2>just looking to.

<v Speaker 1>Unload.

<v Speaker 3>Right something THAT i found out is The kelly Blue

<v Speaker 3>book price doesn't reflect what you know collectors will pay

<v Speaker 3>or if there's like a niche buy for this kind of.

<v Speaker 2>Thing it's not going to say.

<v Speaker 3>That it's only going to say what The kelly Blue

<v Speaker 3>book says it's.

<v Speaker 1>Worth so, yeah it can be.

<v Speaker 2>Very confusing when it comes to selling and buying a.

<v Speaker 1>Vehicle, well she's stuck in, neutral you. GUYS i hate

<v Speaker 1>that because that's a solid line THAT i would. Use

<v Speaker 1>came with. It what Should jamie? Do she got this

<v Speaker 1>car from a, friend got a great, deal found out

<v Speaker 1>that it's worth like ten times what she paid for.

<v Speaker 1>It should she sell, it take the? Cash should she

<v Speaker 1>give some cash back to the original? Owner should she

<v Speaker 1>shut up about? It Kai, patrick good, Morning hey, body

<v Speaker 1>what would you do in this? Situation keep, it sleep over?

<v Speaker 4>It, no something just happened to me in a very similar.

<v Speaker 4>WAY i bought a. TRAILER i didn't even know there

<v Speaker 4>were collectible. Trailers. YEAH i paid about four thousand for,

<v Speaker 4>it AND i found out about three weeks later from

<v Speaker 4>some feedback from other people who saw me driving it

<v Speaker 4>that they go for about fifty five to sixty thousand.

<v Speaker 4>Dollars there's only a handful of them in the.

<v Speaker 1>Country so did you sell?

<v Speaker 5>It And i'm thinking about?

<v Speaker 2>It?

<v Speaker 4>Yeah? Absolutely you, know the moral dilemma for me comes

<v Speaker 4>in if you knew that information, beforehand correct and kept

<v Speaker 4>it to. You that's WHERE i would feel uncomfortable about.

<v Speaker 4>It but things in society and value are so. Fickle,

<v Speaker 4>well what happened if this was a straight deal and

<v Speaker 4>then the world decided it was an awesome collectible thing

<v Speaker 4>a year? Later do you then know or then well

<v Speaker 4>what about five?

<v Speaker 1>Nights, yeah that would be totally. DIFFERENT i wouldn't feel

<v Speaker 1>guilty about. THAT i, guess Like katie was saying off the,

<v Speaker 1>year the moral dilemma for us would be finding that

<v Speaker 1>out like right, away and then you feel bad for

<v Speaker 1>your friend that your friend is missing out on that. Opportunity,

<v Speaker 1>yeah you, Know like that's.

<v Speaker 2>The piece, here because did you buy the trailer from your?

<v Speaker 2>FRIEND i?

<v Speaker 1>Did?

<v Speaker 2>Oh you?

<v Speaker 1>Did you? Said but you know, what you know What?

<v Speaker 1>Patrick you know what's funny is it's different when it's

<v Speaker 1>dudes as. WELL i think like if that happened to

<v Speaker 1>me and a, Buddy i'd be, like too, bad, dude

<v Speaker 1>you screwed.

<v Speaker 3>Up.

<v Speaker 1>YEAH i would hold that over his head for the

<v Speaker 1>rest of his, Life like.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah and it's how far down that rabbit hole do you?

<v Speaker 4>Go do you do that with every single thing you have?

<v Speaker 4>To you, know if you got a great value out

<v Speaker 4>of something and you constantly owe people because it's worth

<v Speaker 4>a little more than they thought of it the.

<v Speaker 1>Worse and guys are, like do your own, homework you jack.

<v Speaker 1>Ass you, Know, PATRICK i gotta let you, go, Buddy

<v Speaker 1>but thank you so. MUCH i got to get to

<v Speaker 1>these other. Calls but he, says don't feel bad about.

<v Speaker 1>It just for your. Life Here's, Jack, Hi.

<v Speaker 5>Jack, hey how were we?

<v Speaker 4>Doing?

<v Speaker 5>Everybody, hey we're, good.

<v Speaker 1>Buddy what do you Think amy should do about this?

<v Speaker 1>Vehicle should she sell?

<v Speaker 5>It you, KNOW i fully agree With patrick on everything he.

<v Speaker 5>Said there's that slight moral, dilemma BUT i think it's that.

<v Speaker 5>CLASSIC i mean. Consumerism if you're if you're looking at

<v Speaker 5>two products and one is way, cheaper why would you

<v Speaker 5>not go for? That i'm personally On Facebook marketplace all the,

<v Speaker 5>time And i'm looking for great deals and whether it's

<v Speaker 5>a friend Or facebook. Marketplace if you're going to give

<v Speaker 5>me a steal and not do your own, HOMEWORK i

<v Speaker 5>don't know why it would be your responsibility to tell, Them,

<v Speaker 5>hey you should be charging me ten times more than.

<v Speaker 1>This that's kind of Where i'm, at is, like that's on.

<v Speaker 1>You like, you you put a dollar amount on it

<v Speaker 1>and said this is what is acceptable to. Me you

<v Speaker 1>give it to that person and they're fine with, it

<v Speaker 1>that's on them then if it's worth.

<v Speaker 5>MORE i also think the friends should have no issues

<v Speaker 5>if they find out after the after the, Cause, yeah

<v Speaker 5>you find out that they lost out on ten percent

<v Speaker 5>or ten times the. Profit, yeah sob looking at themselves

<v Speaker 5>thinking that they're they're the idiot and they're the ones

<v Speaker 5>that lost mask for the, money.

<v Speaker 1>Right, Right? JACK i appreciate your, call my, friend some

<v Speaker 1>good dude advice there, again, right just logical and cutting dry.

<v Speaker 2>Exactly it makes so much.

<v Speaker 1>Sense here's. Desiree how you do?

<v Speaker 4>It?

<v Speaker 1>God, Hi so what are your thoughts on?

<v Speaker 5>This she could, well if she really likes the, car

<v Speaker 5>she should keep. It but if if she needs the,

<v Speaker 5>money take the. Money take the. Money because ALL i

<v Speaker 5>do every mostly every day is buy.

<v Speaker 1>Cars she fixed them up and resell. THEM i got

<v Speaker 1>This volkswagen. Bus you've probably seen any of the attech and,

<v Speaker 1>UH i paid only three, thousand and it's worth ninety

<v Speaker 1>five hundred right.

<v Speaker 4>Now this.

<v Speaker 1>Guy look at this guy flipping making making a. Deal

<v Speaker 1>so you're all about the, money so you're like, whatever of.

<v Speaker 4>Course.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah and then a friend of, mine he was selling

<v Speaker 5>His camaro to. Me i'm, like, uh you know how

<v Speaker 5>much it's?

<v Speaker 4>Worth?

<v Speaker 1>Right he, SAYS i was about sixty five.

<v Speaker 5>HUNDRED i, said, WELL i only got twelve. Hundred there's

<v Speaker 5>a deal right. There pick you up for twelve hundred.

<v Speaker 2>Dollars can.

<v Speaker 5>Talk they save around and flip it for for seventy

<v Speaker 5>five hundred dollars IF i really want.

<v Speaker 1>To they're a sneaky. Guy you know what this guy's

<v Speaker 1>rolling and appreciate your. Call three, dudes back to back

<v Speaker 1>to back. Today eat that, money keep that, money sell

<v Speaker 1>it if you. Want it's not your, Problem, jamie make that. Cash,

<v Speaker 1>katie you two sell your.

<v Speaker 2>CAR i don't. KNOW i like my. CAR i Love,

<v Speaker 2>cookie Little, cookie