And good morning, hour number two of the legal show right up until 11 o'clock, where Leo Laporte jumps on the air, and it's the tech show.

This afternoon, it will be Neil Savedra. And Neil will, of course, be talking about Easter because tomorrow is Easter. And there are plenty of people who, I don't want to go into that because we're going to get into a religious

conversation.

And I love those, but they get contentious.

We start screaming and it's always a great, great time I had by all.

800, 5201534 is the number 800, 5201534.

This is Handel on the Law Marginal Legal Advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Oh, there was, and there is a manufacturer called MS, a mischief, MSC-H-F. I guess they took it off a license plate.

And what mischief did is

buy and modify Nike Air Max 97s.

And we're selling them for a thousand bucks to customers and incidentally just to let you know all

the pairs were sold out within a minute of going on sale now to give you an idea of where

this is going uh they only created and were shipping out 666 pairs of these shoes.

And what it was about is satanic shoes.

Not only to they modify the shoes, there's also a drop of human blood in the shoe.

Come on.

I mean, that's, you know, get a bloody nose and more than a drop on your sneakers.

Come on.

But anyway, so what Nike did is take them to court saying, hey, that's our brand.

And you're selling these things, these satanic themed sneakers, using Nike shoes.

And therefore, people may very well think there is a connection that Nike has something to do with it,

which Nike does not.

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