He put it in park through over the driver's door, ran out the side of the car,

across the front of it, and jumped right off the side of the bridge in front of you.

The only people really pulled over were truckers.

He said, we're going hot, and he didn't slow down.

He went across the median onto the oncoming traffic,

but where they could see him come and they just got out of the way.

I noticed his plane was really low.

He went right in front of us, hit the fence, and it spun around. You know, 30 seconds more, he could have hit us.

And I went around that truck and a guy, stepped out from behind the truck and threw a piece of wood

and shot through my window just like a spear and stuck in the back of the cab at my truck.

That's probably one of the stranger things I've seen.

Welcome to the show, everybody.

You're listening to Hammer Lane Legends.

I am a host of the show.

My name is Tony Merkel, and alongside of me is Brian Merkel, and I call him Dad. So, Dad, how are you doing? I'm doing all right. How about yourself? I'm doing fine. I am really excited about this podcast, and this is a podcast that I've been thinking about for going on two years now. And, you know, when I first started the idea of this podcast, I started it on my own, and it didn't really go anywhere because I was busy with my other podcast. And I did one interview with a guy named Kevin, who we will be

talking with later on in this episode, or I will be, because you weren't on that one. But, you know,

it was a really interesting experience that he had, and he was actually, he's been a trucker for years

going up and down the east coast of the United States into Canada. and he was actually, he's been a trucker for years going up and down the

east coast of the United States into Canada. And he actually had seen some wild things. And one of

the things that he saw was actually somebody that committed suicide right in front of him off

the Ambassador Bridge. Wow. Yeah. And so can me, can you imagine seeing something like that while

you're in the truck? I cannot. I cannot imagine watching that happen. Can't imagine you're going down. I just cannot imagine. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's very surreal. I mean, you think about, you know, people that die in your life and, you know, at least I do. Maybe I'm just morbid, but I often think about, like for for instance, we had a driver at work. Now, I'm a

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