And good morning.

And good morning on a Saturday.

Bill Handel here.

And we still have a couple hours to go before Leo Laporte comes aboard.

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We're doing fine on phone calls.

We still have a couple of lines open, but we're doing okay. Just to let you know. Notice I haven't been really screaming at you for phone calls. We still have a couple of lines open, but we're doing okay.

Just to let you know.

Notice I haven't been really screaming at you for phone calls?

Hey, you know, sometimes yes, sometimes no.

It's a lottery pull.

Back we go.

This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice advice where I tell you, you have absolutely no case,

and it always makes me feel good. And believe me, when I tell you, you do have a case,

uh, inside I become Eeyore. Okay. You got a case. That's too bad.

Oh, yes.

I want to share with you a story, a criminal story, which is particularly great.

And this has to do with a threat, a death threat, actually. Now, there are death threat cases all the time.

So why would I bring up a death threat case? I mean, where's the spin here? You know, I always try

to find something new or something different. Well, this one's different. Okay, so you have a man, Robert Sol, who is arrested for

threatening the life of a woman. She was upset because, well, he was upset because he believed

she took his mail. And this is Florida. Of course it is right out of St. Petersburg.

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