99.9 KISW. The shenanigans continue. This is the men's room with Miles and Thrill. A question, friend, family, member, neighbor, co-worker, when did you realize someone had a screw loose? 206, 803 rock. Interesting text. There says my grandfather worked with a guy that had some screws that were loose. My mom, my aunts.

Grandmother, they all disliked the guy. Never say there's just something off about it. That guy, Gary Ridgway. Oh, yep. Well, they nailed that. I heard that story before. All right. We've talked to a lot of people. The calls that we've had over the years. But it's all kind of the same thing. Everyone knew was Gary. Yeah, I mean, that's the essence of this whole story, like, of course it was.

Yeah, I mean, that's the essence

of this whole story. Like, of course it was. Yeah, I mean. We couldn't prove it. We all knew. But we knew. Like, he is the green rubber killer. That guy. Right there. It's got to be him. Sometimes you do meet people. You're just like, something's off with that person. Yeah. And you know, like, Miles You used to have the neighbor, Sam, whatever's name was.

All Sam was back of Baltimore, man.

He always had food on his sweater. And like he was quote and in his face. A nice guy. If you talk to him, he was exceptionally cordial, very inviting. But like the first time I met him, it's like, that guy's got like kids buried under the floorboards or something. To give you an idea. I was in the basement apartment that you could only get into the backside of the building.

Yeah.

There were two doors.

Mine and right across the hallway was Gary.

Nobody else would ever go down into that area unless they were walking out the back.

It was, that was not the normal way into that apartment.

You came in on the other side. Gary would sit out a box of toys in front of his door in case any kid walked by and wanted to have a free toy. He didn't put a sign up. Right. It just was a box. A box of toys. And how many kids did he? He had no kids. Correct. What did his wife think? That's right. Now I'm married. No. He would open the door but only open it like two to three inches either because he could not open it any farther than that. I don't think he wanted you to see what the hell was in his apartment. Absolutely. That's what is tough about that stuff because it's like, in theory, okay.

That's supposed to be like a nice gesture. That's a kind gesture, sure. But I'm with you. That raises a red flag in my mind, like, something's off. If you are not Santa Claus or like 400 years old. If it's not Halloween and you don't have candy and that's what you decide to put out, all right, fine, whatever. If not, to always have a box of toys.

But you know what the difference is?

It's this, though.

It's because we knew the guy that put up to put out, all right, fine, whatever. If not, to always have a box of toys.

But you know what the difference is?

It's this, though. It's because we knew the guy that put out the box of toys. Like, I've met some people in my life, and I've had some neighbors that were up there in age, and if they did the exact same thing, I wouldn't give it a second thought. I would say, hey, man, you know what? That nice so a lady down the home, giving on toys.

That dude puts the box out like, don't... In Sam's defense, we would

get loud, I would play... hey man you know what that nice old lady down the home giving on toys that dude puts the box

out like don't in sam's defense we would get loud i would play my radio loud you know music and

all that stuff tv have people over he never bitched about any of that he never had a complaint

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