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Somebody left the rig in Indiana months ago, and they're still looking for it. There was 350 pounds of coke in it.

And they still don't know who left it there.

But nobody's going to raise their hand, say, at this point, they got away with it. Well, they lost the Coke, and you're right, somebody's going to probably their hand say not at this point they got away with it

while they lost the coke and you're right somebody's going to probably kill these guys but the fact

is nobody's going to say oh that's right that's my rig can you can you give it back to me yeah

it's like they're we don't know who's his is okay well they're not going to call it. Months later, nobody's going to say, hey, it's us. That's our Coke. Maybe wait long enough and just hope they forget. Like, hey, is that truck still there? Oh, my Coke. Coke should be like, you know, if you find money and there's no name to it, you hand it in,

if you're a good person would hand it in, I guess. And then if nobody claims it within what, is it a month or something like that, you get it? I don't think it's that short. No, yeah, it's probably longer than that. All right, this happened at the pilot travel center, Whiteland, Indiana. So what? A trucker goes inside, and he comes back out, and he finds his trailer is loaded up with Coke. I don't know if that was a story not, or they just found the empty truck sitting there. That's what it says. A trucker returned to find his trailer loaded with millions of dollars worth of cocaine. That's what he said. He just wanted it. Maybe he needed to weigh his trailer down so it didn't blow away. Don't you think that's no, somebody, I found my coke. I can't believe this. Well, he was the one that reported it. Authorities in Indiana are still searching for suspects. Man, I wouldn't even report that. I guess they'd have to because you wouldn't be busted with it. But are they buying that? Like, like Zach said, oh, really? No, it's my truck and there's coke in it. It sounds like the end of a bender. Like after a really wild die, he'd be like, oh, no. My truck is full of coke. He was performing a pre-trip inspection.

He noticed the seal on his trailer had been tampered with.

I hate that.

Yeah.

I mean, assuming, there's a photo here of a bunch of these bricks of cocaine on a table.

Assuming each brick is a kilo, which that's what movies and television have made me do.

Ten boxes that were not part of the driver's original load.

There's got to be a couple hundred kilos of Coke here.

I mean, there's a lot of packages of Coke.

Yeah.

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