Welcome to the Tom Bernard show with Alex Bram Bernard Rasmussen.

And Andy Bram Bernard.

And somebody else staring at us.

Kristen Burt.

Absolutely.

We'll be right back.

Just a couple minutes.

Kristen Burt, right after this.

Michael, Brian, what's up, Allie?

Oh, not much, doing my usual thing, telling people they shouldn't be texting and driving.

In Minnesota, you can't have your phone in your hands.

You can use, you know, hands free, but you can't have your phone in their hands for whatever reason.

And that's why they made the law the way they did so that police officers could see a phone in your hand and you got no excuse for

why you got it there do people know that that's the law i hope so i mean they used to follow it and then

kind of covid kind of made people forget and now it's like a free will and world out there with

cell phones let's say you get pulled over because you do have a phone in your hand you're not watching

where you're going you got to be in pretty big trouble then i would guess well the first one's not as bad it's the multiple ones the the problem and once

people start stacking them up then they have a big problem and then what we're doing in car accidents

is we've started bringing motions for punitive damages because i'm trying to use the civil law any way we

can to stop this because it needs to stop whenever i'd had any problems problems in my life, who was that I called again? It was like an M.B.

Something like that. Bradshaw and Bryant.

The past several years have been the craziest in the history of the car business.

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