Spring LIVE (Take 2!)

Well, we appear to be live, but I don't know. And for some odd reason, this camera in this light makes my face look really red. There's nothing I can do about that. But, um, I don't know what's going on. Um, I have internet. Um, and I went to click it to go live and it literally just says you cannot go live now. And I clicked again, go live, and it you cannot go live now. And it kept giving me that screen. And I've never seen that before. So, um, I crashed it. I restarted my computer and I reset my internet and we'll see if that helps. But we'll see. Uh, as of right now though, Darkwood, yes, we are live. Arts 414 in the house. Mo Angel Lewis Browning. Uh, system crash, but I I crashed it myself, although it may have preceded that with his own crash. Leto's law is my client guilty. Probably, but probably is not good enough. Scooter Pop 71, Great Divide 12, Idris Taylor, Busted Wallet Garage, You can go live if you want, you can dance if you want to. Uh, flatbed trucker, hello from the Poconos. Uh, YouTube can be like that. Those are words of wisdom from Bill Milligan. Ion Margate, just watching your Alabama Supreme Court ID video. Yeah, you know what's weird about that one? And I did not do a ton of research on it beyond the article and a couple other things I read. But the fact that they said you have to have physical ID, it's very different. Cop pulls me over and I don't have my driver's license on me. I know my driver's license number. I know my full name, first, middle, and last. I know my address and I know my date of birth. And using that, they can look me up. And so to say, well, yeah, still you need a physical ID on top of that. It's like, why would you need that? Dep Paul in the house. Longbow rider, William Paige. Tim Moore. I'm alive in Ohio still. That's good to hear my friend. Joel Kersman, howdy, Steve. Very warm here in Norman, Oklahoma. 86F and sunny in Arkansas. Harrison, Arkansas. Dere McQuade 8076. Um Dan Boyd is having trouble getting in on my Windows 11 machine, but Linux works flawlessly. I will tell you that when I crashed my computer, it did do an update to the Windows. That may have helped. I don't know. Yukas, good morning from Miami. Darkwood says, "Yeah, now I don't have to work. " Let me know if you need a note. I'll write you a note. I am McNath. Hello everyone from Sun City, Central Florida. Uh Chris Bess says, "Hi, like, comment, share, and subscribe. " Lewis Bronx is four perfect brackets left. Hey, um when's Michigan's next game? Can someone tell me? I turned on the TV yesterday at random and Michigan was playing the Bilicans and I had just worn a Bilicans shirt on camera a week or two ago. I was wondering who are the Bilicans? I looked it up to make sure it wasn't a dirty word. Um, arts 414. I think go slow is on. I did put flood control on. It's not that severe, but last week we had somebody just enter answer enter just clogging up the chat. So, I did it today. Uh, and I apologize, but you may have to wait a few seconds. It's not that bad. Teddy Boragina. Hello. Hello. Dan Boyd. Lemon Law Case sung to the tune of Lemon Pound Cake. Yamaha drummer. Glennwood Springs, Colorado. Does Yamaha make drums and make everything else? I suppose they would. I know they make pianos, right? Along with motorcycles and things. Aviva Rabenowitz. Take two. Check out Afroman song, Battle Hymn. Batteram Hymn of the Police whistleblower. I Yeah, I saw it. Orange County, New York's got the fireplace going. Uh, George E. Roger. Wow. Michael Curry, thank you, Steve, for this info. I was number four then. Bye. Okay. David Turk finishing up a cruise in Venice, Italy on the way home tomorrow. A cruise in in Venice, Italy. Wow. JC Karns, hi again from Iowa. Daniel Caster, hi again everyone. Uh, Satanic Lives Matter. Hello there. Bite me. Hello from the People's Republic of Utica, Ohio. Dr. Al Fishman. Yay. Dragon Slayer of Chaos. RIP Joe Rogan. Not sure what that means. Martin Gonz, good morning from Los Angeles. Yamaha drummer says indeed Yamaha does make drums. Okay. James Bay, I know Claremont County and he is causing issues. I wish I had cameras in my house. David Zerni, good afternoon from Sunny for a change, New Jersey. By the way, I did uh I did buy a new mountain bike on um Friday. I was going to go for a ride on my mountain bike and I took it

out earlier this past week and I noticed that the shifters weren't working properly and I thought, "Ah, I got to get these things fixed. " And I've never taken them apart, so I'm not sure uh how to fix them because I've never taken them apart before. I started thinking going, "How old is this bike? " And I actually realized that the bike I was mountain bike riding most recently is 10 years old. So, I decided to go and buy a new bike. So, I got a new mountain bike, uh, which I've ridden a little bit, but not much. And I'll take out this afternoon and probably put some 5 10 miles on it. Um, what's up with the Bart Simpson hair on me on Bart Simpson, Irish Scotland. Um, I've had roughly the same haircut since about 1979 or so, which I understand that some people might go, Steve, you should get your hair done or something. I'm really sorry, but I've more [snorts] important things to worry about than uh someone asked me about my hair. No offense. Uh Daniel Cester, did you get the boxes sent? Yes, I did. Daniel, thank you very much. Daniel sent me a box with a bunch of really cool stuff in it, including a bunch of t-shirts, which will make it into the mix shortly. Uh I'm backed up on shirts right now. Sig226's Yamaha makes tons of music instruments. I knew about the pianos. Do they make things like harps or or harps accords? School bus Mike's checking in from Westland. Hey NZ Kiwi NZ, good morning uh from New Zealand. I'm reading a book right now by your former prime minister um uh just justinda uh I'm I just started it um and I and I love reading about New Zealand. I got friends down there and uh there's some photographs of her as a child at Mount Moan Ganui or whatever it's called and I know some people live near there. Blah blah. The new bike is not a Haro. It Thank you for asking. I've owned three or four Haro mountain bikes. They're fabulous bikes. Uh they're very sturdy and robust frames. And the bike shop I went to had a couple of Harrows in stock and I didn't like them. So I looked at some other bikes and I found one I liked that was not a Haro. So, I did um uh get that bike. Don Jackson, loved your video on Afroan. Is he entitled to his attorney fees? No. And if not, can he sue to get what he paid? No. Uh, America is on what they call the American rule. Generally speaking, if you get sued or you are suing, uh, each party bears their own attorney fees unless there's a fee shifting statute. And I do not believe there's a fee shifting statute in Ohio that allow you to get your fees paid by the other side, generally speaking, simply in a defamation or slander type case. So, — [snorts] — The Prodical Stranger says, "Uh, I have a Yamaha Tenor saxophone. " Wow. Mustang MG5. Hey, Stephen Hall. How you doing, my friend? I got a couple crows that are in my line of vision, and I'm com I'm convinced they're screwing with me. They know I'm up to something and they're trying to get me to see if they're up to something. Len Big Dog. Hello from Andover, Massachusetts. Oh, Gold and Silver says Yamaha makes lots of school band instruments. There'd be a big market for that, right? Marching band stuff kind of stuff. Robert Lee, I've got a mountain bike I bought new in 1985. in about 1990, but I stopped riding it. Um, it needs some work and I same thing. I I'm like I don't want to start doing all this um with this you know rebuilding everything because you know one thing goes you fix something else goes Matt or how often do big corporations just outspend the little guy in a lawsuit. It happens all the time. It's also true of the prosecution in a big case. Prosecution often has unlimited deep pockets to pay for stuff and defendants often do not. STP World's got a Yamaha cassette deck. Yeah, electronics, right? Gold and silver, I have three Yamaha guitars. Really? Okay. Tark GS4MU, your last video was wild. Sad to see our protections. Are you referring to the Alabama ID law video this morning? Um, yeah, they are. Um, I'm kind of surprised too because the federal courts can ask a state supreme court to answer a question which other parties it would take them forever to get there and I was kind of surprised they ruled that way. Arts 44, you looked into recumbent fat tire trikes. Uh, no. I've never looked into recumbents at all. I mean I've seen recumbents. to know people who have who've got recumbents. Um, I always

thought that when I want to break out the lazy boy on the mountain bike trails, I'll change bikes, but until then, Dan Boyd says, "The Crows might be trolling me. " Darn McUade agrees. He might be one part might want to be part of the show. Bottom Shot had a Mitsubishi color TV. Yeah, there's a bunch of these big Japanese corporations that had their fingers in a lot of different pies. They say tornado James, uh, what do you think about this crazy weather here in Michigan? 4 and a half ft of snow in the UP and an EF3 in the south of Michigan. I got friends in the upper peninsula of Michigan and a friend of mine sent me photographs of her driveway as she was snowb blowing it. I kid you not, the snow was this deep and she snow blowed it. Snow blew it and by the time she was done, it was half covered again. Arts 4014. What bells and whistles does your new mountain bike have? Um, well, my last mountain bike had two in the front and uh, eight or nine in the back gears. This one's got one in the front, 12 in the back, and the big one's about this big, so I will not have to do any shifting with my left hand, which will strike as odd, but I'll get used to it. It's also got a drop seat to where if you've got weight on the seat, you press a button on the left shifter, uh, the seat will drop all the way down, and you can do that while you're riding. And then you can take your weight off it and press a button, it pops back up again. And you can also set it that way. And the cool thing about that is if you're on a trail occasionally, um, you'll be going down some really rough stuff and you want to put your seat down in case weight further back. Uh, Bob says, "I believe I was a crow before I was reincarnated into the form I have today. " Golden Silver, thanks for the videos. Sig226 points out the Yamaha logo is three crossed tuning forks. I'd heard that, but I always assumed it was uh front forks on a motorcycle until somebody told me it was tuning forks. I'm like, "Oh, okay. " STP World, yes, you can make friends with crows. Um I I've heard that they're also very smart. Uh but I've never tried to make friends with a crow. So, Matawir, I do not own a road bike. I don't Um for me, mountain biking is more fun because I can go off the main roads. I don't like riding a road bike. I' I've had them before, but not recently. I hate to share the road with cars. Uh because on a road bike covering more mileage, you're going to be primarily on pavement, but also um I I can get on dirt roads fairly close to my house and stay on dirt roads. Blissful Ness, I come to hear Steve laugh live. [gasps] Oh, Tark asks once again about the fat electrician. I keep forgetting. I keep HC Healthman. I had a Chrysler brand window air conditioner. Really? The the type that goes in the window of a car or house? Dan Boyd, I think Mitsubishi builds large oceangoing ships, too. Yeah. That's the thing is they'll have heavy industry. They'll build things like, you know, cranes and earth movers and so on. Jerry Dodge has an old Yamaha recorder from elementary school. — I never took any music classes, but I know occasionally people make fun of the recorders because uh you know, you don't see any professional bands breaking up the recorder for a recorder solo on stage. Jones man checking in from the Pacific Northwest. What's up, Steve? What's up, Jones Man? Jones man and I had some lively conversations about the Afroman trial uh earlier before I put up my two videos. In case you don't know, I put up a second video on my second channel, which somehow seems appropriate, where I answered a couple questions that people had raised after my first video went up. Joe Cra, it's funny you were as captivated by the affforment trial as I was. It was nice to see something other than war for a bit. Yeah. No, that was uh that trial was something else. There's so many interesting things about that trial. So Azie Thompson, when I was younger, I could talk with crows in my neighborhood. Jay Klein once picked up appliances for Sears and picked up a Chrysler refrigerator. It weighed a ton. Really? So they must have made all kinds of uh cooling devices. Darren Mcuade's got a friend with an International Harvester refrigerator.

Wow. Alo mo refrigerator. STP world says Mitsubishi paid an English scholar to rewrite their manuals in the 90s. They didn't have the broken English. Um yeah, a lot of companies should do that. If you're familiar with Jay McCannernney, the man who wrote um Bright Lights Big City, he wrote another story called Ransom. And in Ransom, his character um it's fictional, but in his his character has a job among other things as translating [clears throat] manuals from Japanese to English, but he lives in Japan to do it. Fatty Butterpants, I met the lead singer of the Counting Crows once. He didn't seem to be up to something. Yeah, I like The Counting Crows a lot. In fact, I was at a record show I mentioned uh a week ago and I bought a poster of a Counting Crows show that was in Grand Rapids in the 90s. But the reason I bought it was that um Alex Chilton was one of the warm-up groups, acts. And it says Counting Crows special guest Alex Chilton. And I so I bought it for that. Jerry Dodge was going to clean my room, but then I got on Steve Lato's live stream. [gasps] Oh, Arts 44. Chrysler made ICM. Um, we're talking about rockets and yeah, Chrysler had a missile division. And if you've read my book about the winged cars or even I think Chrysler turbine car, I mention it, but um uh one of the reasons the aerodynamics engineers were at Chrysler Automotive was they'd been laid off from Chrysler Missile. Where do you work? Chrysler missile division. So Jillian Shabban Mel says, "Uh, I look forward to your show every Sunday when I can catch it. " Hi chat. Alex's Chrysler made outboard motors as well. Yeah, but you know that makes sense for me for a car company to make boat motors because there's so much similarity with like pistons and whatnot, but the idea that you build motorcycles and pianos. I mean, I it just it always seemed to me it would be kind of an odd thing. Casey Jimmy, um, did Winchester really make children's roller skates? Fatted Butterpants says, "At first I thought Afroman was a Froman," which is Abe Froman. The Sausage King of Chicago. Ferris Beer's day off. I had several people say that. It's pretty funny. I had thought about that. Harry Sel says Chilton as in the car repair manuals. No, Alex Chilton was a singer and musician originally in the box tops from Memphis and he sang uh you know the song Give me a Ticket for an airplane um and a couple others for the Box Tops. Then he went solo. Had a couple um I'm sorry, then he went to Big Star and then he went solo. And um always underappreciated as a solo act. Very sad. He passed away a couple years ago. The Replacements have a song called Alex Chilton. And I've mentioned before I read the recent biography of them called Trouble Boys and they talk about in that book um the song Alex Chilton and the band had met him and the lead singer of the Replacements when he uh Paul Westerberg when he met Alex Chilton so tongue tied he goes I'm in love with that song. What's that song? that. What's that song? And he couldn't remember the name of the song. And so in the song, Alex Chilnney actually says, "I'm in love with that song. " What's that song? I'm in love with. Joe Cra says, "Um, actually Yamaha makes things that make loud sounds. " [clears throat] Sorry about that. Jimmy uh KC says that the uh roller skates by Winchester were the clip on your shoes type. Remember those back in the old days? DJ Jean. Yeah. Box tops the letter and also Neon Rainbow. And at the time Alex Chilton was like 16 years old and they were touring the country the top 10, you know, top 10 hit and they were uh performing places and they're about to take the stage on at least one occasion.

Somebody stopped Alex Chilton and said, "You're not you can't be in this band. You're too young. " And he said, "No, I'm Alex Chilton, the lead singer. " And he actually had to sing like start singing so the guy could understand that yes, that great voice is coming out of this young person's mouth. So, Gold and Silver, what's a good book? Good book for common law, theory, and practice. I'm not even sure. Um, I've read lots of law books that they give you in law school, but those are tedious. Uh, I've also read a book called The History of Common Law, but that's real thick and it's not terribly good about what the common law is now or what has become. John Michael Karma says, "Alex was 16 years old when he sang the letter. " Yeah. And he's touring at 16. And uh, that's kind of difficult, you know. Bernardine Sackinger. Wouldn't the Fourth Amendment override the Alabama decision? It could if the US Supreme Court said it did. DJ Jeans's replacements did the King of the Hill theme. hypo fans. Chrysler used to make tanks. Well, everybody made war material in World War II. Ford made airplanes. Ford made jeeps. Chrysler made tanks. Um, I'm sure General Motors did something. I'm just joking. They all made war material. They stopped building cars for a few years and built army tanks and trucks and all kinds of stuff. So, [clears throat and cough] Mark Gilbert says, "I just watched a video about the Alabama ruling and I've never related to Professor Farnsworth. It's so deflating and depressing. " I mean, Farnsworth wrote the book on contracts. Dan Boyd touring a rock band at 16. What could go wrong? The worst part is if you got to go to school. You guys, I' I'd love to tour with you, but I gotta go to school. Don Jackson says, "I loved your video on the guy who paid his bail with counterfeit money. " Question: Does the state need to prove that he knew it was counterfeit or is it enough that he just paid with fake money? Well, there's a couple questions there and I'm not exactly sure what the statute says that they used to charge him with that, but many times um the law will say you have to be passing it with the intent or with a knowledge as counterfeit. So, as you can imagine, let's suppose you went to the bank and took out $10,000 in hundreds and they gave it to you in bundles and then you went to a dealership and bought a car and said, "There you go. 1,000 2,000 3,000 and then they opened it up and found a counterfeit in there. " Um, as you can imagine, uh, it'd be really easy to argue. I didn't know that. And and should you be on the hook for that? So, it depends. But the fact that he whipped this stuff out, which means he had it on him and said, "Keep the change and act so flippantly about it would kind of make it seem like he should have known. " Alex M, how often do you stream? Every Sunday at 1:00, give or take a few minutes. — [sighs and gasps] — Oh, gold and silver says common law is the first jurisdiction. Article 3, section two, all still valid. Question is, what article three section two constitutional legal jurisdiction do they have us in? Um, I haven't read all the various articles of the article three in a little while, but I do know that many states, they've codified all kinds of stuff, but if you look at the common law stuff, you know, like for instance, murder in Michigan is it's there's a MCL on it, Michigan compiled laws code on it, and they break it down there. And if you look at what it says, it actually for the most part just took what the common law state of the law was and codified it. So people didn't have to remember like, oh gee, we're prosecuting uh under this case or that case. Sig 226 says Annabella Lewin, who was a lead singer, Ba Wow Wow, and their song I Want Candy, was 13 when she joined the band. I saw her play live at Mealbrook in Michigan two years ago. Um, and of course she was good. Um, but it

was also a bit of a publicity stunt. Um, if you know um, uh, Malcolm, the manager of Bow Wow Wow. But but, uh, I saw her play, like I said, recently and she can still belt it out. So Johnny Quest is the famous sausage king of Chicago. Abe Froman was a senior in high school. At least that's what the guy on the phone said, right? [gasps] Chris Badessa Janice Ian was young at 17. I bet you was 17. I was joking. Jay Klein, my brother was 20 when he started doing sound for a touring band. He grew a mustache to look older. Yeah, his problem was, of course, if they played some place that um had a liquor license, there actually are still some places out there and say, "We're not going to let people unless they're 21 or over. " Uh because they don't want to deal with underage accusations. But, you know, Darkwoods is one nosy neighbor affects the rights of everyone in Alabama. What a world we live in. And what's worse is she apparently realized her mistake and said, "Oh, wait. That's right. He is a neighbor. — Oh, Jason Brennimar claims that BMW at one point actually made turn signals. I now see No way. Oh, Jerry Dodge's Chuck Norris once told a woman to calm down and she did. Sometimes they list him as though Steve Winwood was quite young. At the age of 14, he's performing. Great voice, too. And he played a bunch of un unusual bands as well as his uh solo career. Arc of a diver. Remember that? Chris Dope says Afroman's attorney had a PhD in chemistry. Really? He did a very good job, but I would I I would never guess that. Howard Cle Afroman's revised my faith in new music. Like I said in the video, if you listen to the whole song about how I got high, he mentions that he lost his house and he's living on the street because he got high. Earth's 4014 says some US tanks had Cadillac engines. TJ Gene says, "Don't forget about the Jackson 5 who were on tour quite young and their father was known as a taskmaster. " And I'm being very nice by using that word. Jay Klein says, uh, the band is, uh, he was talking about they played hotel bars exclusively. They had no plans to go higher. They just assumed that was just their lot in life. Blah blah. Do you have a theory why laws are written so vague you don't know what's legal or not? Um, believe it or not, most laws are written decently. Occasionally, I've seen a couple bad, you know, poorly written ones, and it's usually because a bunch of people involved in the writing who don't know what they're doing. So, Beio, don't forget the Beatles sang about the girl who's just 17, if you know what I mean. Yeah. And Joan Jet did also, and so did Benny Mardonus, Into the Night, which is a great song. But, uh, they're using the words 16 and 17 because they rhyme, and 17's got three syllables, 16's got two. But, uh, nowadays everything is dangerous. John Zlac, who made Corvettes, the boats. Um, I wouldn't be surprised if you know, somebody there's a couple big boat companies. Um, Kaiser, for instance, made a lot of boats. Um, I think Kaiser also, besides making cars, I think they may have also made refrigerators, too. Jay Klein says he never had any real problems. just admonished the band to not let him drink the free beer the band got. Yeah. And I'm always worried about um uh I I jumped ahead and Southern Draw Law mentioned you and disagrees with you in his latest video. He thinks the judge

in the Afroman case was biased by interjecting in favor of the plaintiff. Okay. Dan Boyce's Arc of a Diver was uh Steve Winwood's first solo effort. Christo says the pleadings of the attorney said Dr. Osborne. Really? That'd be kind of cool to be able to put that in your name on pleadings. Yeah. Dep Paul Chuck Berry, sweet little 16 Dan Boy at the end of the night by Benny Mardonus. A great song. I actually heard it again. I hadn't heard it in a while. And I heard it on a on a radio station out of Howell, Michigan, WHMI. And I'm like, I hadn't heard that song in a while. And uh I remember I looked it up. Um Benny Mardonis is still around, but he was a one hit wonder. Uh, I think he wrote some songs for other people, but Harry Seldon points out Stevie Nick's Edge of 17. Stray Cat Sexy in 17. Winger Lewis Browning, what do you think about those aerodyimes? Um, I looked at them as closely as I could and I could not see the errors in them. So, I'm not sure what you're referring to. I still have them. Uh and if you can explain to me better what I'm looking for, I'll take another look at them. Casey Jimmy says, "The Corvette is a well-known HMS Navy vessel type. " Yes, that's why I said boat. Let's not get in that boat versus ship debate again. Alex M, what are the pros and cons of Michigan? You mean living here? I've lived here almost my entire life. Uh, and I'm very pro Michigan. Um, you know, probably the weather is the biggest con. I know people who live in Michigan who hate the winters. I don't mind. So, yeah. DJ Gene said, "Don't forget about Jerry Lee Lewis marrying his 15-year-old cousin," which I think was legal at that time in that place. But of course, it became a scandal. Uh, and he himself led a rather scandalous life. Robin Hood us happy spring and belated vernal equinox celebrations. Bill McMahon, I have narcolepsy. Somebody else mentioned narcolepsy above. [sighs] MT Thomas empty Tom love your channel. Sometimes you don't ask the correct questions when addressing a story. Police never have the right to demand ID unless you've been arrested for an actual crime. Okay? And that's not a correct statement. For instance, I'll give you an example. Police have the right to demand your ID if they pull you over in traffic and you're driving or some states allow them to stop an ID depending on circumstances without an arrest. And now I know what you're probably going to say. you believe that ought to be the case, but your belief doesn't trump the law. I'm not here to talk about other people's beliefs. I'm the law. And I don't know if you know this or not, but I'm actually an attorney and I've been practicing law for a little over uh 35 years. And so, if I were to come on here and say the police can't do this when they can, more people are going to go, "Uh, Steve, you're an attorney. You should know better. You're wrong. " So, I'd rather be right and make videos than otherwise. Sometimes I listen to myself said I saw a bumper sticker that read most Great Lakes prefer Michigan. The Great Lakes do. Four of the five Great Lakes border Michigan. Jay Klein points out that many people who live in the Midwest hate winter, but many do not leave. Aviva Rabenitz reminds that Rolls-Royce makes jet engines and before that they made really cool airplane engines. Really cool ones. Bilio, don't forget General Dynamics Electric Boat Company. Electric boat Jeff Parody grew up in Michigan. MTURD. Very cool. Michigan Tech up in uh H

Hotton. spend a lot of time up there every year. Art Cook, my family built Jeep plant here in Toledo, Ohio. You're a rockstar, Steve. It's a run on sentence. Oh, Jay Klein, try your beliefs on a cop. [snorts] Joe Beth Fly says, "I recently was accused of passing fake money McDonald's cuz I paid with a $2 bill. " Yeah, that's the problem is that people on nowadays don't know that twos are real. Same people can't drive clutches either. Um Jason Brennamar, I carry ID while kayaking because we're drinking. You must be able to verify your age when consuming alcohol. True. Prodical strange or what? You're an attorney. I've [snorts] actually had people send me notes and go, "Um, you know, you shouldn't be about talking about the law because you need to be an attorney to do that. " So, apparently, I do need to say it more often. By the way, I I'm wearing a cup that's in the same color family. It's not the same shade, but they technically are both green, I believe. Chris Bedesa, I regularly use $2 bills. I literally I have them, but I keep them as keepsakes. I I'm worried that some idiot go this is counterfeit. Oh uh driving Wangland the drives Rolls-Royce made jet engines but Rolls-Royce made music. Rolls-Royce. [sighs and gasps] Oh boy. Consequence. I'm not sure what you're getting at. Just because you live in Yankee land doesn't mean sane states don't don't require producing ID unless you've been arrested or cops just arrest you to get your ID. Traffic stops are not crimes. I I think you might be agreeing with everybody including those who disagree. Daniel Caster, the Merlin engine used in the P-51 were designed by Rolls-Royce. Yeah, that's the engine I was referring to. Jay Leno's got a couple cars with those as their main motive force. David Zeransky, is there an open container law for boats? Um, I'm sure it depends what state you're in. Stormtrooper, always wearing my awesome shirts. Steve, I have my orange one. You mean even the Eddie Bar shirt shirts? I I literally I wear these shirts eight days a week. Prodical stranger lady at the toll booth on the Golden State Parkway gave me a hard time over the gold dollars I was using to pay. You mean the coins, the modern ones like the sack of jouyas and so on? I don't care for those. I always forget that I've got them. And I've got an ashtray filled with change and I've got some $1 coins in there. But for some odd reason, it'll be a while before we adopt the $1 coin and we're comfortable with it. Secret voice unlock says, "Thank you for covering the ID case. Important. Also, I wish legal axims at the end sometimes. " That's not a bad idea. Although without explaining them, it might make the videos just longer and people be like, "What? Jerry Dodge and Kalamazoo, you're allowed to walk around downtown with an open container in certain areas and times. I believe that's also now true in Detroit and a couple other places. They're trying to do that to get more walkable areas around restaurants and nightclubs because they think it'll help bring more people into the area. Dan Boyd, alcohol and boating is generally a big no for at least an operator. Hang on. Forgot to turn the mic off on my other computer. Not the mic, the speakers. Stormtrooper says, "Steve, please check your filters. I tried posting a very important link. I I don't think this thing lets you post um post links. Somebody's commented on that before. I' I've never seen anybody post a link on here before.

Tark is posting something that he doesn't realize how funny it is, but he says you can trust your audience to look up things they don't understand. No, I can't. Absolutely not. Those are ibuprofen. I've got a sore ankle. Um, I can say almost anything in a video and someone will send me an email and ask me some question that they could have found the answer with Google in 3 seconds, but instead type me an email and expect me to type an email back to them just to say no this. So I no trust your audience to look up what they don't understand. Turbo Isaac says eight days a week, every day and twice on Sundays. Well, it Oh, okay. So I guess [sighs and gasps] Oh, Theavo and Reo uh doing a video on the Georgia Supreme AI case. I'm not familiar with it and although I may have gotten some stuff in the email this morning about it. I'll take a look. Northstar LC says Roush in Leavonia rebuilds the P-51 engines for customers around the world. Takes a couple years. Wow. But if they have the expertise to do it and you need it done, they built the engine in my Cobra replica, my backdraft Cobra. Fat Butterpants's only moderators composed links. And likewise, Carol Cochram agrees. Arts 414 points out that a classic US $20 gold piece is now worth about $5,000 in gold. Nail head. Will we see a trend of people wearing the Afroman suit to quarter in depositions? You know, that suit was a bit loud, but he's one of the rare examples where I'd say I got no problem with it. But if one of my clients just showed up like that, I'd be like, I'm not sure it's a good look for you. The product goal strangers says I think Steve's audience is smarter than the average bear. Well, you have to understand that [sighs and gasps] the channel's got over 600,000 subscribers, but on a daily basis I get between 200 and 400,000 views. Okay? And I don't know what percentage of those people post comments or email me, but it's going to be a small fraction. But the people who are inclined to email me quite often are the ones who don't bother to look something simple up and it's just crazy. Adrien Kesler, do you have an email for people to email you questions? I watch most your videos. Was wanting to send you an email. Yeah, I post it all the time here. Um, make sure I spelled it right. stevelaw. com. And um, I I correspond with people all the time, but Steve G needs a time check. Well, I show 153 in about 45 seconds. Beep. Oh, Daniel Ker says, "I'll bet you could say on a video randomly, the sky is blue and somebody gripe about it. " Oh, of course. Uh, you understand the sky is not actually blue. See, the way the light refracts, see, you're wrong. You don't know. You should just stay in your lane. Stop talking about optics. What are you? So, you think you're an optical scientist, huh? Oh boy. Blah blah. What is this Google thing? Uh, go to ask Jeves and ask Jeeves what Google is. [gasps] Lewis Browning says, "Afroman in a suit was better than when Larry Flint showed up on a diaper made from the flag. " Uh, I'm not sure actually because Larry Flint — Don't forget he won. Maybe we need more costumes in court. Mark Dhy says, "I think people like to

email you questions just to iterate you. " I don't think that word means what you think it means. Oh, the prodigal strangers Michigan not on daylight savings time. Uh I got about 155 right now and that's uh I believe daylight savings time eastern zone nailhead. I miss lyos. Remember when if you had a website, you had to go and register and actually tell web crawlers that you existed? I remember when I got my website first set up back in like 1995 or so. And part of the service was and we'll let the web crawlers know you exist. [gasps] Oh. The epic beards must be Steve's lots of Karens subscribed. Um I the only thing I would object to there is most of these people are men. For some odd reason guys want to argue more than women do uh when it comes to stuff on the internet. So Josh Hman is good to be here. Yeah. Dan Boyd Larry Flint spent some time in Dayton, Ohio. I wasn't I'm not sure it was Dayton or not, but he was in Ohio and he had a I think he had a club and a bookstore uh and started publishing uh his magazine there and then w up moving out west I believe. Brian Ellis says the clocks change next weekend in Ireland and the UK. Rudy L8. Wow, crazy. 300,000 views average a day. Um, like I'll I'll tell you here so you know I'm not making stuff up. See here we go to the analytics on my page number of views. And for instance, March 19th, 378,831 views. 378,000 End woke insanity. What about copyright on YouTube? Is it fair use to reream a stream and add commentary? Well, uh, the problem with copyright is there's no bright lines at which point you've added enough to make it fair use or how much you've used for it to be too substantial of a taking. But the bigger problem you're gonna have is that YouTube does not like people using recycled content. And I can tell you right now that um I'm a member of some groups where these things are discussed. And I've seen a lot of people had their channels get deleted by YouTube because they were not putting up original content. And I've seen the complaint being, "But I added commentary to someone else's video. " Guess what? RC Wessel says iterate is a dyslexic form of irritate. — [gasps] — Dan, boy, 1995 was early for a website. I never really knew about the internet until I read an article in Rolling Stone. Yeah, [sighs] I think it was 95. It may have been 96, but it was very, very early. Wait, is SGE still around? Josh Hman, I was joking. Chris Bodessus has got to be over a billion views on the whole channel. Um, God, I love the statistics here they give you. No, I've got 445 million views, so I'm approaching half a billion, but the channel really didn't do much till 2018. So Shen Gru's hang, how many emails do people send you a day for stories news to feature on your show? I I've never counted couple hundred. That's not counting the spam and the trash and all that stuff. 312 people in the room right now. Jerry Dodge, I've been seeing a lot of channels uploading entire movies with fake titles and actors. Some of they don't get taken down. They will eventually get taken down. YouTube is having a real hard time stomping out fires. Uh but they will get around to it eventually. And I don't know why people would do stuff like that because before

you can get monetized, uh, they're going to look they look at your channel. And so if you have a channel that's gotten some traction, but it's all copyright violated stuff, they're not going to monetize you. Rudy, can you speak from the content creator point of view? Do you see yourself as a lawyer or a small media content business owner? Small. No, I'm just kidding. [snorts] Uh, I'm still both. I'm both. I still practice law. I'm licensed. I have cases. All that stuff, blah blah. Does reversing the image actually fool the algorithm? Uh, I don't think it fools it, but I think that I've seen some where they reverse it, put a watermark on it, up, you know, all kinds of stuff. And then a lot of those sites disappear. So they get caught eventually. And I don't know why they do it. Brian Ellis says, "Ask Jeves is still up, but it says enhanced by Google. " Drew Conland, I've seen you cited as first YouTube attorney by other YouTube attorneys. Well, there's some guys out there with channels that make mine look childish, you know, like Legal Eagle. Um, millions of subscribers. Um, but I have I have fun with it. RC Wessel joined the channel at 4,500 subscribers. That was a long time ago. I was going through some old photographs and I found the one where I screen grabbed and I hit 10,000 subscribers. [sighs and gasps] Oh boy. Dan Boyd says, "Steve's been a content creator most of his life. You include radio. " That's true. I I got a job working in radio when I was 19. Uh I was an intern. I was on the air at 20. So uh yeah. And then somebody else says, "Don't forget author fatty pants. " Um, I've written 15 books. I've written dozens and dozens of articles both uh for print magazines and for uh internet sources. Jay Sledge, does the Alabama ruling to ID without probable cause case law for all states? No. That is strictly an Alabama ruling because it's an Alabama statute. It only applies in Alabama. User is alive in Corpus Christi, Texas. John Noak Jr. Jerry Dodge doesn't watch Legal anymore. He talks too fast. He does. And you know what's really funny about that is I have people tell me they watch my videos at like two times speed and I've been told I talk too fast. So, the real interesting thing is that he's clearly reading. So, he's got his script done. I'm assuming it's on a teleprompter and he's made the choice to read, which makes it a little less conversational, but it allows him to get the words out faster. So, you know, it's just an a difference in approach. Um, you know, I'll have videos where I'll have no edits, but I've got five or six edits because I screwed up while I was talking too fast. So, Depal says, "In 2016, I remember watching original Sunday afternoon live streams that started at 3:00. " Was it 2016? I believe you, but I would I would have guessed closer to 2018, but I suppose Jay Klein first saw me on Galopnik. Gelopnik. Rudy L98 is not small at all. Half million views. Well, I'll tell you right now, I've actually had people ask me for advice and I give them advice and never take it. No one ever takes my advice. because there are some things that you can do that uh would help you and many people don't do them. They don't believe me. Dan Boyd Lewis Rossman talks fast. Yeah, he does. Nice guy, too. David Zerinaskki says, "My cat is watching and meowing back. Is he telling me to slow down? " Blah blah. Do you ever wear the Nava timer anymore? Uh, I have not worn it since I got this. Um, but I I

plan on swapping them back and forth, but as of right now, I really I still like this. It's a Mont Bant Olympus made by Brightling. Bill McMahon, do DJs use scripts on the radio? Not generally, no. Uh, if you're reading a public service announcement, you might be reading off a script or an outline, but generally speaking, if you hear them come into a break and say, "Hey, CK 105, I'm Steve Leato. That was two live crew. And in just a moment, we'll have the new one from Guns and Roses. Stick around. That's not scripted. That's just off the top of your head. Tindor tailgator says that he's here now. We can now start the prodical stranger. Steve's advice will vary wildly from client to client. That's true, but I've had people call me up and say, "Steve, I've got a YouTube channel. can you watch one video and give me some advice? And I watch the video and I give them advice and I'm nice about it, too. I'm not gonna say, "Oh my god, you're horrible. " I'm like, "Tweak this, tweak that. " And I had somebody actually tell me, I hope they're not watching right now. I had someone tell me that they asked one of those uh AI chat bots if I was correct and it said no. So, they overrode my advice and they're going with the chat bots. So, oh boy. Tangle Cers followed my advice by not buying an RV. Everyone in my audience has not bought an RV has followed my advice and you are better for it. Matawir says, "I wish I knew when those early streams were because uh he was watching them before I stopped doing them with my Michigan television. " Yeah, and that was a while ago. But Stormtrooper, I I know, but do you want me to check my email right now? Jay Klein two live crew and Guns and Roses. Yeah, CK 105, baby. We played a whole bunch of uh you know, Roies A24. I played all kinds of stuff back when two live crew was um I was going to say relevant uh when they were timely, you know, at the time that it came out. So DJ Gene, you going to any ball games this season? Hard to say. I might catch a Tigers game once or twice, but not much. John Zlack, do you have an opinion on Primus? Uh, I'm not a big fan. Um, I I don't ever criticize music I don't like simply because when I tell people the music I like, they go, "What? What's wrong with you? That music sucks. " [snorts] Shen grew as Hangs. I could be mispronouncing all that. Have you toured or visited the assembly plant of a big three car company? Uh, not an assembly plant. I've been inside several large facilities of an automaker before. Uh I've gotten a tour of one in particular, but a couple where they made like engine parts, things like that. And so I've seen the facilities. I know what they look like on the inside. Gordra. Hey, Steve. [sighs] Uh Stormtroopers assisting. Check my email right now. I do not see an email. Oh, uh, I got an email. I'm not sure what it means, so I'll have to process that after the show is over. Beio, your time in radio, do you ever have a less nestman type of guy at your station? We actually had a guy at one of my radio stations who was a newsman who I have I don't mean this in an insulting way. He'd been doing news in his market for decades and decades. and he stayed at the station while the station changed a bunch of times, changed formats a bunch of times. All the people had changed and he was just there. He was just there forever. And I remember looking at the guy going, he reminds me of Les Nesman, although Les Nesman had a comical side to him, too. This guy was just he was just a old school radio newsman, which doesn't exist much anymore.

Tindor Detroit wheels WLLZ. Are you talking about the radio uh the the companies? Not a city. Says, "How did you get your comment to appear? I had to change mine up or it wouldn't post. " Am I missing something? Is there like some double secret way to post on here or something? Huh? [snorts] Arts 414, do you watch World Rally Championships? Uh, I've seen them before, but I don't follow them closely. Dr. Al Fishman, did you ever accidentally swear on the radio? No. Uh, that's something that beat into your head at broadcasting school. Um, and generally speaking, like I said I said h e double hawk hockey sticks last week and I apologized. When you round a microphone, you try not to swear. Hey, hang on. I got to straighten this out. There we go. Okay. nail head. Did Buck Owens Broadcasting enter your area? Uh, no. Frank me. Is it illegal to paint lemons in your car to show you got screwed? No. You can paint your car any way you want, as far as I can tell. Um, I mentioned earlier that I did put a slower mode on. It's not that slowed. It's literally seconds, but last week I had somebody who just kept posting posting posting and it clogged up the chat. So, I I had stopped using slow mode. I had to put it back on just a little bit, but trust me, just take your turn. You'll be fine. DJ Gan thinks some people in the chat are being censored for the word sucks. Well, who's censoring them? And why can I read yours? Because you put it in quotes. Not a city says, "I tried to post Prime sucks and it wouldn't post. " Are you guys trying to get me to say that or something or what? Belio, saying that word would not get you in trouble and it never would. That's why I always thought it was very strange that they implied that it would. Depal says you wouldn't want to be the one to curse and cause a radio station to lose their FCC license. And that's always the concern. If you own the license to a radio station, it's worth millions of dollars in big cities. millions and millions. And uh if you cause them to lose their license, that would not be good. Jay Klein, I assume, is just checking the theory because you'll notice that there's no problem posting it. And by the way, click live chat. Don't be top messages because that throws it off too. Sig226 says that's an inside joke amongst Primus fans. I was going to jokingly say, "Oh, so there are some Stormtrooper says there are posts not making it because of YouTube sensors. Now Joe Cra claims that Primus would come on stage in the early days and come on and say we're Primus and we suck. Okay. Bobcats WABC AM sold for only $12 million. When was that? ABC a. m. of course in New York City was a powerhouse in the 60s and 70s and um they probably peaked at a number much higher than that. DJ Gina, I imagine sports announcers

make the majority of the foul word slips on air. I can tell you right now that one of the hardest jobs in uh television or radio is doing live playbyplay. Well, it's easy to do it poorly. Um, and I've known a couple guys who did playbyplay [snorts] and imagine if you work for a network like NBC and you've made it. They go, "Oh, next week you're doing playbyplay of a football game between um UNLV and San Diego State. you've got like five days to learn all the names and how to pronounce them all. And then the next week they're sending you someplace else. And I I talked to a guy once. He was telling me all this. I'm like, "Oh my, I had even thought about half that stuff. " Because the people who do it well make it sound easy. Bob Loblaw says that anyone who paid attention when you signed up the chat room, there's a notice that says slow-mo is on and it's set at a rate of 45 seconds. So, you are limited to one comment every 45 seconds. I'm sorry. I'm I'm sorry that ruined your afternoon. WNBC The Prodical Stranger. I worked briefly with one of the people in that movie, not Howard Stern, but um or from that story. Belio says, "Do you remember SNL in 1981 when Charles Rocket dropped the Fbomb and got fired? " Was not aware of that. Vinnie Northwest. I'm amazed by horse race announcers. Same thing. They've got a because remember the horses have got numbers on them, not names, right? And if you're working a track where there's 20 races today, uh, good luck. Several people are now saying it's 10 seconds. It might be. I don't know. But it's something and it told you Doug Jones says there were seven words you can't say on TV. It's a famous skit by George Carlin. Um, and there was a time when the FCC actually gave guidance said, you know, don't use these words, which of course he made a big joke out of. Bob Lablana sent me an email says it's current and appropriate. Now Bob's a good friend of mine. So um of course Bob. Thank you. Bob's got the bat phone. He can get straight to me. John Zlack says, "My favorite horse was named Horse Glue. " Horse glue. Roies says, "Quit crying about not being able to post. You're not texting your girlfriend. Oh, obvious captain just got here. Howdy. Have we talked about Afroman yet? Just a little bit. Mh. I remember the last time the Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup, somebody unleashed the Fbomb that went over the air. And you know, if there's a live thing happening and there's a microphone and somebody screams near it, it gets out, it's probably not going to cost anybody their license, but the radio station could get fined if the FCC thought they're negligent in allowing it to happen. Jason Jenkins says, "Where do babies come from, and how do you return one? — [gasps] — Oh boy. Steve G, were you a boy scout? No, I never did the Boy Scout thing. I, In fact, what's strange is none of my friends did either. Uh, and I just don't know if there wasn't that big of a presence in my community, but none of my friends are Boy Scouts. And I remember later bumping into people like, I was in the Boy Scouts. I'm like, really? Stormtrooper says Afroman is on tour. I hope so. Afroman right now could take a

victory lap of America and people would show up and mass. I think I would go to an Afroman concert which you know I always appreciated him before and now I love the guy. Yeah, Travis Williams, Esquire says, "The Hindenburg disaster, of course, is the one where the uh the Zeppelin caught fire. " Uh and that's where the phrase, "Oh, the humanity came from. " And what a lot of people don't know is that was not a live broadcast. It was not um it was being recorded for broadcast and it was broadcast later. But I mean, there were rumors like I remember hearing and the guy got fired because he did such a bad job and he didn't get fired. I mean, look it up. Yeah, Dan Boyd, now is the time the Afro man could capitalize. I mean, he's already capitalizing on he's getting tons of hits on his YouTube channel and so on, but um he could tour right now, come out on stage in that suit, do all his modern stuff, save save, uh because it got high for the encore and walk off stage a hero HC Healthman. A few years ago, I once got the rare opportunity to hear a frustrated Steve Leto let out a dirty word in an unedit unedited podcast. Now, are you the one who contacted me? There was a time when I used to record the audio podcast separately from the video. It's complicated why I did it that way, but it made sense. I recorded the podcast and something went wrong and I I swore on microphone, but it wasn't live. So I repeated it. I chopped that part out. I put the video up and I cleaned up the audio and I forgot to remove that one and I uploaded it. And almost immediately I got an email from somebody goes, "Hey, Steve, you missed an edit. " And I and as soon as they said it, I'm like, "Oh. " And I pulled it down, fixed it, and put it back up again. And I only got one or two comments at the time from people who said, "Hey, what happened? " And I just said, "Oh, there's a problem. I replaced it. " So that was uh that was funny. Uh because if I done that on the radio, it would have gotten in a lot of trouble. But it was not on the radio, obviously. — [snorts] — Fab and Reo says, "How serious should judicial oversight agencies take it when a judge is caught citing hallucinated cases and orders? Is that even something their canon rules even cover? " I don't think they cover it because it is in fact a new problem. But [sighs] it's a tough situation because attorneys should not be citing hallucinated cases and anybody does it now should get in lots of trouble. But the fact that they're it's happening at such a pace some have now made it through to where the courts accepted it is crazy and they they're going to need to do something about that. Sig 226 is a majority of passengers in Hindenburg actually survived. Yeah. quite a few did, which is surprising how fiery and scary it looked. Yamaha drummer don't most radio stations have a dump button. Yeah, many radio stations that run call-in talk shows have got a time delay and it's digital and electronic. [snorts] And so what happens is um when you turn it on, it's starts putting the sound through and onto the radio broadcast and it's slowing it down just a little bit until it builds up a buffer of like seven or 10 seconds. And then and it's so minor you can't hear it. And the second somebody says something profane, you've got 7 seconds to reach over and go boom, and it'll dump out the seven seconds. Not a problem. I did call-in radio uh talk shows at two different radio stations. Both times there was a dump button. Uh, one I had a producer and the producer had the dump button and the other time I is literally right here and there's a big button and I forgot if it said dump on it or what. It says something on it. All I know is they said that's the panic button. If something goes out over the air and and the listeners will only know something happened if you do it in such a way that it cuts a word in half. Other than that, uh, you're pretty good.

user says, "We don't say look it up anymore. It's Google it. " Well, yeah, but I'm not going to restrict you to using one particular company on radioactive waves. Greetings, Steve. Thank you for all you do. And thank you Tark says, "No, but they'll remove your video for words. " And he gives a list of words. Um, are you talking about YouTube? They won't remove your video. They'll demonetize it. That's different. Jay Client says, "You has a dump button for live streams. " Um, well, all I know is that if somebody were to say something inappropriate in here, I have the power to go in and edit that. So, Jason Bidmar says he once heard Drew and Mike on the air and one of them had to hit the dump button because they cursed on air. Alex, how often did you use the dump button? I think the entire time I was on the air, I had to use it once. And it wasn't you, somebody else. Third eye audits 205. Have you ever commentated on radio or college or high school sports? No, I've never done sports playby-play. It's the one thing I've never done. It'd be fun to do it for a team I liked, but it'd be difficult to do for a team I didn't know. Grande Taco. Out of curiosity, what kind of fuel do current owners of turbine cars use? My understanding is most of them use jet fuel. So I think that's what Jay Leno uses in his and I believe that's what the people at the Stall Museum use in theirs. Those are the last two that I've seen run recently. Darkwood says, "If you want to hear dirty words in a live stream, listen to Salty Cracker. " Okay, Bobtail, your time is valuable. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. STP world, did you ever get any crazy DJ calls? You mean where I called people as a joke or were they called me? Um, I used to occasionally record phone calls and put them on the air when I was a disc jockey, but I thought they were funny, but not a lot. Dan Buucy, any books in the works? Um, not really. I've got a bunch of unwritten ones or partially written ones. Not yet. Sig 226 radio golf. Now, that would have to be pretty. Oh my, look at that. [gasps] Oh boy. Bob Kflugan, I'm a little late, but I made it. Bob blah blah. So, if I take this correctly, I can say anything I want as long as it's in quotes. Not really. Jovial evil 3456, the Alabama forest ID ruling, can that be appealed? Well, not really, except unless you took to the US Supreme Court and claimed it was a constitutional law issue, which you could do. But the odd thing about this ruling was it was a federal court asking a state court to rule and they're not going to ask for an appeal on that. So, it's going to take somebody to fight it from the ground up to get it the US Supreme Court to make that happen. Nail Head, did you ever play Misty? Never worked at an appropriate radio station to play that song. I believe I did play the first time ever I saw your face, which is from that movie. Uh, I would have played that at an oldie station I worked at in Flint. Yeah, Stormtrooper house in Houston got hit by a meteor. I saw that in the news. And if that turns out to be real

I believe the meteorite is worth some money, like some good money. Steve G, where do you get jet fuel? Uh, the airport. Uh, Jay Leno's garage is actually not far from an airport. You can also run them on kerosene. Kerosene is perfectly appropriate. Also, John Zel, anybody watch The Invaders? You mean the old TV show? Of course. Looking for a shortcut he never found. Beio, didn't someone run a turbine car on Chanel number five? Um, I don't know for a fact that anybody ever did. They once gave a list of all the things it could run on, but we do know documented that they ran one once on tequila. And we reason we know that is that um when it was down in Mexico City, somebody asked would it run on tequila? And somebody very quickly ran to a phone and called Highland Park and said, "Quick, somebody get the cheapest tequila you can find at a party store in Ham Tramic and not Ham Tramic but you know, Highland Park and and run it through and make sure it runs fine. " And they came back, "Oh yeah, it will. Sure. " And they did it. It worked. So, Dan Boyd, does homeowners insurance cover meteorite damage? That's an interesting question. Seems like that'd be almost like an act of God weather type situation. I don't know. Belia says that Motorbiscuit has an article saying Chrysler once built a car that ran on gas, diesel, tequila, and Chanel number five. No, it Yeah, it it would. I mean, I just don't know for a fact that anybody ever did that because how much it would cost to dump a couple gallons of Chanel number five into the gas tank? Blissville Ness says, "What kind of graphic T-shirts will you not wear and what size? " I wear a double XL because I'm tall. That's what I tell people. Um, I prefer places, schools, uh, cities, towns, states, parks, things like that. I love geographic. I love to have a shirt on that says, you know, I wore one and a video goes up tomorrow. Owl Drug in Texas. It's a cool little store in Texas, you know. I love that stuff. I don't I will not wear a political shirt. religious shirt. And I prefer darker colors. They look better on camera. Depal points out that jet A is simply a highly refined form of kerosene, which would explain why they work. Uh Jonosappi says they call it a falling objects coverage for meteors. Comes in a standard homeowners policy. Really? Okay, I believe you. What are the odds? And Alex Nanny says, Alex a ND3 just sell the meteorite and that will pay the repairs. And that would I'm pretty sure it would. mind. Hello all from Iowa. Bob Kerflugan, do you have any shirts from an elementary school? I do not believe so. I have a a shirt I wear occasionally is Birmingham Public Schools, which is a public school, an elementary school. school I went to was in the Birmingham public school system. But that school system obviously involved elementaryaries and at the time junior highs and high schools sig 226 chance you can afford a turbine car you can afford to run on Chanel number five. Um, I wonder what it would cost to buy Chanel number five by the gallon. I'm I'm just curious because I know you can go on somebody here want to do it. Okay, look up Chanel number five what it costs and then do the math as to what that breaks out to per gallon. I'm just curious and I'll bet you anything it's exorbitant. Jake Lion 914. How about a shirt for Boner's Lake, Wisconsin? If it's a real place, sure, but if it's got a picture of something other than a lake on it, I might not. Use your best judgment. And by the way, if you're genuinely

curious, email me and say, "Steve, I'm thinking about getting you a shirt that says this. Would you wear it? " I had somebody a while back send me one. I'm like, "No, I wouldn't wear that. " Guy goes, "I'm glad I asked. " I'm glad you did, too. Now a kermage says Steve would not wear the shirt I went I sent I thought I did the South Lake Union trolley cuz there are some shirts I've worn and I've had people go uh you never wore my shirt. I'm like yes I did. Isaac Bob York says they come up to be about $26,000 a gallon. Sig 226 is $11,000 per gallon. — [gasps] — Oh, Jay Klein says, "I saw a video says printer ink is $25 a gallon. Still cheaper than Chanel number five. Lion Zookeepers is $6,500 per gallon. " See, I guess depends on whether you get a bulk discount. Blah blah meth were on it. Remember that? I had like eight of those shirts. People were complaining going, "Steve, stop wearing the shirts. " And I'm like, "I've got one of each color. Why can't I wear them? [sighs] Third eye audit. Will you wear hats? " No, I don't wear hats. Um, I wear hats when I'm outside, like working in the yard, uh, if I'm mountain biking, if I'm running in the sun, that kind of thing. But, um, I don't like to wear hats. Generally speaking, don't wear hats. And by the way, hats are kind of a um there there's other attorneys who wear hats on camera. So, I'm the t-shirt guy. John Michael Karma Chanel knockoff brand $1,400 a gallon but doesn't burn properly. Fatty butterpants. Men without hats. You know, it's really weird. I've mentioned this before. I just don't like hats. I just never I mean, last time I wore a hat on a regular basis was doing little league baseball. Okay. Other than that, now Edge 5218, what's your opinion of the price for new cars? And I agree, new cars have gotten ridiculously expensive. some of it. I mean, airbags, you know, those are going to cost you. But the idea that everything on the vehicles now is complicated and expensive. You know, I walk up to my truck and I put my hand near the handle and and the lock pops open. Is it nice? Sure. But if I could have deducted that and just opened it with a fob, I would have done that, too, you know. So, the little guy, if money wasn't an issue, what pre70s car would you buy and actually drive? You mean one that I'd expect to like actually work and and be a daily driver? That's a tough call. I mean, I like the Dodge Charger from 1969. I had one in high school. I drove that on a daily basis. I loved that car, but I mean, I hate to drive one in Michigan and just get chewed up by the winter. Tina 737 says, "Steve doesn't like new cars, but I I buy them from time to time. Uh, every couple years I buy I have a car that I replace every couple years. Um, I've got a couple older cars like I got my Viper and my Cobra Replica, which by the way is only two years old now. And then I've got my Jeep Wrangler, which is really old, but um you know, I I I've got a 2014 Ford Explorer, which is not brand new anymore, but I bought it brand new, and it replaced a 2019 Ford Explorer, which is brand new, and so on and so forth, going backwards. Bill says, "Turbine car could run on diesel vegetable oil. " Uh, I know they ran them on peanut oil back in the day.

Oh, blah blah. It's outlandish. They build cars. Nice word, outlandish. They build cars designed to throw away because they build them to not be fixable. Well, or only fixable by a dealership because they've got all kinds of computers and modules and stuff. And you know, I I joke with people that if you go to a junkyard and find a complete Chevy Nova from the 70s, me and my brothers could get it running in an afternoon. I don't care what's wrong with it. And the same will not be true of modern cars and junkyards because it's be like, "Oh, this module might be ruined because it may have gotten water inside of it. " And can we get another module? Who knows? You know, Belio, I'd buy the Rockford Files Firebird and drive it real fast. I think the Rockford Files Firebird has been located. I think a guy brought it into Geno's garage. But the thing is, there's nothing as special about that car. I mean, there's some cars that are famous, but Rockford Files, it was a Firebird. Okay. Harry Seldon, what fictional vehicle would you most like to drive or pilot? I'm not aware of that many fictional vehicles. I mean, the Scooby-Doo van. No, I'm just kidding. Is the Batmobile a fictional vehicle? I mean, it was actually a real one in real life. Scooters pops. Would you do a jump on a 69 Charger? No. If you watch those jumps on Dukes of Hazard, the car splits in half on like half of them. They destroyed so many cars. Mh. By the time my 1990 Buick died, most of it came from a junkyard. [gasps] Fab Butterpan says there were six Rockford file Firebirds and one was on Leno. Yeah, that's often the case with cars on television. They even have to use stunt doubles and so on. Bob Bong, greetings from Niles, Michigan 55 right now. I've got Whoa. I've got 41. Come on. Hang on. I've got 45. Wow. Greg Benson, ever seen a MTT Y2K turbine motorcycle? Yes. Uh, in fact, I think I posted a video of one on one of my channels. Uh my friend uh Mark Lieberman at Nostalgic Motoring is a licensed MTT dealer and um he had a very modern one like one of the most latest ones on his uh on his floor and I saw it also he brought it to a car show I was at. That thing is cool. Um do you really need a motorcycle that can do over 200 miles an hour? Um I I but I don't object to it existing. I think it's pretty cool. DJ Gan the Monster Mobile Dragula. Blah blah. It's 83 in Cincinnati. Yeah, but Cincinnati is like down south from Michigan. That's that's you're almost in Kentucky, right? [snorts] Beus is that Rockford Files car is not overly special, but it had a bespoke paint color. It was actually a Formula 400, but with a plain Firebird hood, or so they say. Jay Klein's also in Cincinnati. Don't know if Jay Klein and Bob blah are neighbors or not, but Vinnie Sluga, have you seen the movie The Legends of Rock and Roll? A movie? I'm not sure. It's not ringing a bell. Mitch, my first car was a 73 Chevel SS with swivel bucket seats. The good old days. Swivel bucket seats. There's an option never quite caught on. Swivel bucket seats. I know that they had them. I'm just saying they never became like a real common thing. Chris Padesa wants to know if any of the Ohio people in the room, and there are a few, if any of them heard or saw the meteor that was over the news.

Vinnie Slug, it's a concert, like a concert film. There's a bunch of oldies acts and stuff. I I'm not sure if I've seen it. I've seen some shows of those, but Subgr, what do you think about the UK Parliament finally ending inherited titles, including a seat in Parliament? Did they do that? I've always thought that was an odd way to run a country. The people just inherited a seat in the House of Lords, for instance. Why do you get to run the country? Oh, because my great great great grandparents got a piece of land. Fatim Butterpan says that the color on the Firebird uh for Rockford is the color on a Cadillac and so they decided to paint the Firebird that color. Bob Kurflugan says the snow is finally melting in Gaylord, Michigan. That's the uh up north but still in the lower peninsula. Steve BM, can metal detectors detect meteorites? I believe they can. Is he actually people who do that? Um, because many meteorites do contain metal. Uh, he's got to know what you're looking for and you you found when you found one. Scooters Pops says, "Give seats and some makes of cars. " Yes. And the person who mentioned it earlier was mentioning a Chevel. So hang on. We know that the um we're getting closer to summertime because there's more light now behind me as the sun moves this way. You might guess that right there is north. That way there is south. So Alex M, how long do these streams run for? Generally two hours. So we got some time left. Dian Boyd had a high school classmate who had a 73 SS454 Chevel 454. [gasps] That's a big motor, my friends. Bob Lobla points out that it's flooding in Hawaii right now. They're getting 50 inches of rain. I also heard they got six inches of snow up in the mountains. Yeah, I've seen several days in a row now where they're talking about the severe weather in Hawaii and it's very, very bad. Dan Boyd says a GM swivel bucket seats were in the A bodies. Terrell Cochr says most meteors are on iron nickel compound. Iron nickel. [snorts] Um, Jerry Dodge, looking at the thumbnails of your recent live streams, you look almost identical. Well, the only thing that's going to change is my shirt color, but I retake it every single time. Um, so yeah, Opinion Rat says, "All locations outside the Tri County area are up north. " No. Like what about the counties that are down on the southern border like down there by like Chicago almost Indiana you know [snorts] but there is a debate you know if you go up to graing from Detroit are you going up north or not and in my family you had to cross the bridge you don't cross the Meno Bridge you haven't gone up north but that's just my family dark everything south of Claire is considered Detroit. Alex, do metal detectors detect nickel? Well, assuming nickel is a metal, which I think it is, yes, I found many nickels with my metal detector. I've found buffalo nickels. I've found war nickels. I've found uh V- nickels. I've found a shield nickel. So, I've also found a silver half dime, but that was different. But I found many nickels. Vinnie Sluga says the concert he's talking about has Sticks, Iron Butterfly, and Firefall. There's a wacky grouping for you. So yeah, that's obviously a little later than like the Doo groups. Sticks, Iron Butterfly, and Firefall. Uh Chris Benessa says copper nickel or coupro nickel. Um yeah. Most nickels that we have are not obviously

pure nickel. Uh their war nickels had silver in them. Most other nickels have copper in them. Almost we talked about coins before. Almost every American coin ever made's got copper in it, including the gold coins. Dan Boyd. Firefall is a great band. Yeah. named two hits. [sighs and gasps] Uh, fatty with butterpants says meteorites can contain some gold. [snorts] Tark is going to head out early. Thank you for all you do to keep us informed. I'll catch you sexy YouTube mother lovers later. Bob blah blah. You listen to the Tedi trucks band truck was the man brothers. I've heard some of their stuff. Yes. I've also seen the man brothers live back in about 19 1980. I saw I've seen them a couple times. I saw 1980. Arts 4014. Have you found a three cent piece? I found one. One very unusual. I've al also found a two center. Blue Jean Girl, good source for valing coins. Uh, every couple years I buy what's called a red book, and the red book uh lists values for coins, but it doesn't tell you, well, I mean, it tells you how to grade coins, but you know, there's another thing on that. Travis Williamson, Esquire. I saw Firefall one time warm up for Boston 77 at the Cow Palace. I bet Boston was a good show though, right? Dan Boyd, you are the woman I always dreamed of. Yeah, that's the whole point. It's a one hit wonder. I mean, don't get me wrong, they're probably a fabulous band with a several albums, but they just had the one song that got radio airplane. Michael Euan, is it normal that Afroman had to pay half the court costs and didn't get attorney fees? Well, it's normal that he didn't get attorney fees. I talked about that earlier, but court costs, there wouldn't have been any huge court costs. Um, unless you're talking about like the cost of depositions and stuff, but if he took depositions, yeah, he's got to pay for those. — [snorts] — Harry Seldon, what's the oldest coin you found? I found 1806 large scent. 1806. I found four large cents, but the other three were from the 1830s and 1840s. And the oldest silver coin I ever found, which is something that many metal detectorrists discuss, 1837 half dime. 1837. So very old for Michigan. Um I know people back east you find all kinds of old King George coppers and stuff, but you don't find those in Michigan that very easily. Nail head 59. Rush open for kiss. Dan Boyd. Maybe I'm confusing them with a pure Prairie League. Okay, they had this song called Amy. What else do they have? Firefall had two big hits. You are the Woman and Just Remember I Love You. Okay. So, let me let me just see if I can do this now because what I'm curious about is many bands have a hit and they put out a followup and the followup will get some airplay simply because of the popularity of the first one. And wait, they don't even have a Wikipedia page. Or am I missing something? Firefall. American rock band. There we go. A soft rock band. Whoa. Past members. It's like a hundred names here.

Disography. Okay. You are the woman. Hit number nine in the US. And just remember, I love you. hit number 11. Oh, and a song called Strangeway hit number 11. They had three top 40 hits. Okay, I guess Headed for a Fall is number 35, but three in the top 20. Okay, so they are more than a one hit wonder. I apologize. Lowest lane. What's the best spot you found for coins? Uh, construction scrapes where they tear up sidewalks or tear up ground because they're going to build something. You get permission. You get permission to hunt there and it's amazing what you can find. Mike Lackner, what's the hardest digging you ever put in for treasure? I've gone metal detecting when the ground is still frozen. Anything deeper than three inches, you had to really lean into it, but nothing that major. Harry Seldon's Steelers Wheel is the most surprising one-hit wonder to me. Stuck in the middle with you. Was it Steve Miller in Steelers Wheel? Can't believe they didn't have more. Bobcat AHA did a follow-up sequel to Take on Me. Don't watch the video. Um, they had a bunch of songs that were good. Their first album was amazing. Um, Hunting High and Low, and they had a song called Hunting High and Low, which was good. And they uh are one of those bands, they're huge everywhere but in the US. Um, and the video for Take on Me, of course, was a huge MTV thing, but I'm a big fan of uh of AHA. Jay Klein, I saw death leopard when he was playing with one arm. I saw Death Leopard also when the drummer was there with only one arm. In fact, I I met them backstage. It's easy to tell which one was the drummer. Bob Kurflugan. Who's your favorite bass player? Tony Leven. What else could you possibly say? Dan Boyd says Jerry Rafferty was a Steelers wheel. [snorts] Okay. Isaac Bob York. The sun always shines on TV. It's another song by AHA. Take on me. MTV classic DJ Gene. Oh yeah, Sig226. They also had a theme song uh for James Bond movie with the living daylights. Um I didn't care for that as much, but um I can tell you that a play like South America in front of like hundreds of thousands of people. It's crazy. Arts 414 says, "Peter Gabriel is the best music videos. " And of course, when he tours, uh, Tony Leven is his bass player. Oh, yeah. Beus is in the south, people used to find lots of arrow heads, but not with metal detectors. You just eyeball those. and Civil War relics like buttons, belt buckles, and mini balls. And um I know people who hunt down south, they find all kinds of crazy stuff. Um military actions tend to leave a lot of metal scattered about. Dan Boyd take on me is a pretty erading song. Sam points out Victor Wooten. Stanley Clark. I saw Stanley Clark play, believe it or not, uh, as a headliner at the Royal Music Theater in about 19 83 or so. Bob Blah, I appreciate you spending time with us today. You could have been out cruising on such a beautiful day. Thanks again. Well, no, thank you, my friend, and I appreciate that. Uh, I'm going to go for a mountain bike ride. Um, although it's a bit overcast. I hope it's not going to rain or anything. And by the way, for those of you who don't notice it, but there are two Civil War sabers. There's one right there and one leaning on the other side of the same bookcase next to the baseball bat. Um, I've got two Civil War sabers that are actually from the 1860s, uh, which theoretically could have been carried in battle. Vinnie Sluga, did you know Stixs comes from Michigan? Sticks? I've never heard that before. Hang on. I was at the record show last

weekend and I saw the record, The Frost, Rock and Roll Music, and I almost bought it, but then I realized I don't have a record player, and also it's not that funny. Um, hang on. Sticks. Um, C Sticks the band American rock band formed in Chicago. So, I don't know if they have any connections to Michigan, but they're known as a Chicago band, at least according to Wikipedia. Dan Boyd, my dad has some World War I swords. Yeah, the dress sabers are pretty cool. Lewis Brown, does the new mountain bike have a new bell? Uh, it might. I tried putting the bell on my old mountain bike and it wouldn't fit because the handlebars are too fat, but it might fit the new one. So, if I do, I'll get some pictures. I'll post it in a video or something. Jennifer says, "Check the weather radar. " I've actually got a weather radar app on my phone that I use all the time. It's called My Radar, and it pulls up a real-time weather map, and I see some stuff that's going just south of me. So, I might just do a shorter like five mile loop or something. Sam as I am, I shook Stanley's hand. No callous. He only plays stand up bass like a flamco guitar. Fab Butterpants points out there's no mountain biking. No mountain required to go mountain biking. That is true. Yeah, Daniel Caster. I Yeah, I saw the bowling patches. Uh Daniel sent me a box of stuff including a bunch of t-shirts and a bowling magnet, I think, and a patch. I I got it all. Thank you very much. Dear McQuinn, I don't know what Bannerman's Castle is. Sorry. Bob Kerflugan. Good night everyone. I'm glad I made it to the stream. We got eight minutes left. I'm doing two hours. We started late. Route 32RG Afroman question. If the cops filed their lawsuit and stated they were suing because he said they were corrupt, do you think the outcome may have been different? Um, I didn't read the pleadings. Um, but I know that he made all kinds of statements about them and he called them I believe he called them criminals. Um, I believe he said one guy ratted out his friends. Um, and then he said some things that that, you know, if you were to put them all on a spectrum, he said some things that you most will go that's bad. But the question is at what level does it have to rise to actually hit a legally actionable level and to survive a motion for summary judgement or summary disposition, but um I thought he did call them corrupt, but I'm not sure that calling a police officer corrupt would be considered actionable. I think many people would say that. — [snorts] — Dan Boyd says, "You always adjust the bicycles front brakes. They'll never lock up. " Well, I just got the brand new bike and I actually was talking to the owner of the store and he goes, "You want to break the brakes in, believe it or not, because they're brand new and they're disc brakes. " And he said, "You want to avoid doing hard stops for a little bit on these to make sure that they just kind of get used a little bit. you wouldn't want to grind in some marks or something, but um you just learn in particular that you don't lock up your fronts. Darren McUade Bannerman's castle was a military warehouse. Some home movies showing the men who cleaned it up. Okay. I was not aware of that. Never heard of it. Yeah. Steve says, "I think he called one cop uh something based on a rumor. " And I saw him being cross-examined about that. And so that's the kind of thing that I think on a scale, like if you were to put it on a on a you know, like a spectrum, I think that's worse than calling a cop corrupt. But, you know, that might just be me.

Harry Seldon says, "If you fly over the handlebars, it means you hit the front brakes too hard or you put your front wheel in something that it shouldn't have been put into, like a like a seam in the pavement or something. Lewis Browning saving for a 1909 SVDB to finish the penny book. I remember as a little kid the backs of comic books they talked about, you know, coins and stuff. And I seem to recall that back then you could pick one up for like 50 bucks or 100 bucks depending on the condition. And uh they've gone up in value since then. Kurt 3548. With motorcycles, the front brake is 70% of your braking power, but keep in mind that you can control, right, front or back, which is w with a car, you can't. So, most cars. So, you know, if you stomp on the brakes in a car, especially one without ABS, um you can have all kinds of funny things happen because you're locking up your wheels would steer. Yeah. Sewer. Great. Dan Boyd. [snorts] IW says, "I was riding my bike on the sidewalk with my shirt off, hanging on the front bars. In a split second, I flipped over my handlebars because the shirt fell and lodged into the front tire. " Wow. I was once zooming down my street as a little kid on my Stingray and I was standing up and pedaling as hard as I could because I was racing somebody and on one of the downstrokes my chain came off and I didn't go over the handlebars. I just slammed into the ground and I cut my elbows up both sides and my knee really bad. I remember limping home pushing my bike and I'm all covered in blood. Oh, Prodigal Stranger looks like I have actual work to do. See you later. Peter Mandix locked up the front brake on a Ducati monster last time I rode. Yeah, that'll scare it out of you, won't it? Lewis Browning says a 1909 SVDB PGCS graded at 68 is about $55,000. Yeah, every little kid knows from my era the 1909 SVDB, right? The 1916D Mercury dime, right? I mean, there's just a bunch of these iconic coins that you knew that you know, you check your change. Um, even a 1909 S nonVDB is worth some money. But, but that's the one. RS4014. How is bridge decking? Anytime you're riding on any kind of metal great or anything like that with slots in it, you're worried your wheel could go into it and bad. Fatic butterpants wipeouts build character. Yeah. Uh they also they they were also bloodletting which don't forget wasn't acceptable medical uh method back in the old days. Uh yeah, I had a Schwin Stingray. I actually had I this is pretty cool. I had a one of those Schwins. It wasn't one with a front suspension, so it wasn't like an apple crate, but it was a Schwin Stingray with a five-speed derailer in the back and a five-speed gear set. And it had the big stick shift on the top tube. And so I could get that thing sailing in fifth gear, but that wasn't the bike I crashed on. It was the bike I had before that I crashed on. Yeah, Steve BM. We've talked about 1943 copper pennies worth a lot of money. They found probably five or 10 of those. Something like that. Blah blah. Anybody else stupid enough to ride a bicycle barefoot? Now you learn as a little kid. You do not all kinds of bad things can go wrong. You can put your toe in your spokes. You chain. You can you can hit the ground with those. Yeah. The 1955 double die. The double die was one of those ones you'd always look for. I don't know ever actually seen one in real life. I've seen photographs. Dan Boyd. The five speeds could wheelie quite well in low gear. You know, I could ride a unicycle when I was a little kid, but I never once got good at wheelies on stingrays, but my brother Dave, who passed away last year, about a year ago, uh was really good and he could ride a wheelie uh on a

stingray, which a skill I never quite developed. Yeah. Lewis Brown, the 1913 Liberty Head nickel. Same thing as 43 copper. There's a handful of them out there. And they think that there may have been a little bit of a scam involved. But Darren McQuade, the unguarded bike chain and bell bottom pants. Oh yeah. You learned when you got your first 10-speed that you're wearing long pants, you got to pull your sock up around your pant leg, otherwise you might lose that. Uh Vinnie Slug, what do you think about electric bikes? I haven't gotten one. Uh, I know people who've got them and rave about them, but um, you know, I like to ride my bike for exercise and to me it's fun. So, haven't got one. Steve, I had a 12speed or whatever and the gear shift hardly works. It was stuck in the hardest possible gear. Yeah, Belio points out that the gear shifts on the top tube would do a number on your uh, privates uh, if you were in a crash. So, oh blah blah actually had a leg clip. Yeah, you could also get a little clip that would go around your pant leg that would solve that also. DJ Jeene, there's a guy in my hometown who rode a wheelie, no hands on a 10-speed bike everywhere. I've seen people that do that. And again, it's just an amazing amount of balance and you wonder like, did you spend a lot of time learning that or just what whatever. But yeah, that's amazing. Anyway, uh we have now been here for two hours. I'm glad we finally got it sorted out. I have no idea what happened to the first attempt at the stream. But that's going to wrap it for me now. I'm now going to go out and see if I can get a quick bike ride on a brand new bike. Break in those brakes. Otherwise, I will talk to you guys very soon as I always do. Bye-bye.