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There's a guy going, there it is, 114 miles an hour, told the cops he was late for an interview.

Hear that story?

I saw it come into the email.

I didn't read the specifics yet.

This might have been a different one, though. I saw one. There was a guy in Lincoln, I believe, that was bus to ever going over 100 miles an hour, and he said, he was late for an interview. Give that guy a job. He really wanted to get to that interview, man. He really did. This guy's here in Kansas somewhere, 114 on the Kansas Street.

That would lead me to believe that he doesn't plan for travel time. That's true, too. I don't know if I hire a guy who said, I drove 114 to get here. Well, this is a different one. That was a different story. I'm going to find that one. But this guy was in Topeka,

right, going 140 miles an hour? On Wanamaker Boulevard. I don't think he was going to a job

interview because it was 9.45 in the evening. What is the speed limit on Wanamaker Boulevard in

Topeka? 112. Probably 112. He was only two over. Yeah.

But he got that Chrysler 300, up to 114 miles an hour. Man. That's impressive. Apparently, this comes from a social media post from the county sheriff who pulled him over, so we don't have a lot of details. I'm curious to know what the fine is on that. What are you going to, what are you forking, what are you forking out for 114 and even say,

if it was in town, maybe 45? Yeah.

Was the speed limit?

Sheriff's office release. You can get charged with. No additional details, but here's what

they did. They encouraged the driver to slow down. Yeah, with a massive fine. Yeah. Now, the other guy, the other story was in the Omaha Lincoln area, I believe. It was a guy who was driving to an interview. It looked like it's just a guy as mid-20s, his mugshot. Well, if he's encouraging him to slow down, it doesn't sound like the guy even got arrested. I know, right. I'm sure he got

tickets. Okay, I think

I found the other one you're talking about here, Tyler.

Man told Troopers, he was driving over

130 miles an hour because he was

late for job interview.

It actually happened in Connecticut.

Was you on the highway then? Oh, is this Connecticut?

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