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Thank you. You're listening to the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire.

So this is old news, but it was fed to me because I was out in the western Nebraska.

There was something going on in Wyoming.

This is dated the 26th of June. And it says, and I'm reading this because there's just a word in here, I like saying. Starting on Monday, June 30th, cruise will begin transporting a large transformer from Laramie to Medicine Bowen. If you look at the image, it takes up the whole damn freeway. Nobody's getting around it. The super load will leave a rail yard in Laramie the morning of June 30th. Plus is the rail yard, too. And is expected to reach I-80 at snowy range. The slow-moving super load will then move west long I-80 to the truck parking area at mile marker 307. At 5 a.m. on July 1st, the superload is expected to leave the truck parking area and travel

for about two hours to I-80 on I-82 Arlington at Mile Marker 272.

Then the superload will take Wyoming Highway 13 to U.S. 30, 287 to the destination in Medicine Bow.

I read it was 25 to 30 miles an hour and then they

had to slow down the 10 miles an hour on the bridges. Right. And the reason they had to go that

slow is because it would damage your roads. They went faster. 17 feet tall, 26 feet wide,

385 feet long and weighs 1.484 million pounds. Holy.

That's a super load right there.

How? And I'll tell you what, though, because everybody didn't see this, Todd.

So there was somebody on that road going, you kidding me.

I'm behind this thing for, and by the way, at that point, unless they Googled it on their phone or something about what was happening, They have no idea how long that's going to be.

Nope.

And can you imagine on a highway all of a sudden hit 25 and staying there? Stuck behind a super long. The only thing you have to go on, at least you know you're moving. But still you're going to go, oh, this guy's going to get off. Oh, no, he's not, you know. Moving you behind a tractor for maybe maybe a mile and it bugs your hell out of you like come on move it Tomahus 25 to 30 hours an hour

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