I'm going 65 miles an hour. Now he is speeding up to go on the on-room. But as I'm going,

I notice in my side, you mirror my ribbing. And he's speeding up.

The speeding, the trying to run each other off the road, the slowing down to see if they're

going to strike you. All these things are criminal.

Hello and welcome to the best case worst case. This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profile

of former New York City prosecutor, writer, reducer of criminal bias. And with me from even more

far today.

It is my mobile podcast studio. And I am in the middle of the desert. That's what I'll tell you.

And actually I took off last Thursday and just drove a few thousand miles. I went out to Phoenix and

Flagstaff and Albuquerque and truth or consequences New Mexico. Did you even know that place existed?

And Tucson, back to Phoenix. And it's been a whirlwind tour of hot springs. Because I really like

hot springs. And I've been through a few medical things in my life. And I really feel like they

helped me. So that's what I did. I needed a break to break. I'm still on the road.

Pampering James. Pampering is always high on my list. So I

Well, Francie, this is not exactly glamping that I've been doing.

One night, one night in a hotel. And the rest has been pretty roughing it.

Pretty rustic roughing it. But good. You know, I don't mind that. And you know, I love driving

actually relaxes me when I don't have to be somewhere when I can just kind of travel. And

you know, that's a great thing. Although it is a great thing. Although I have to say, Jim,

you're you're driving. I've been in the car with you many times. And everyone

Jim falls into the stereotype of every law enforcement person or cop I've ever ridden the car with

and that he's a lunatic. So I just want to say to all the people in the desert,

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