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With the family with Melissa Kirk, Andy Bramard. And Cassie Schrader.

And we'll be right back to kick off our two.

Special guest up next with the family.

It's time for Team KQ Walzer's third annual tour to cure ride.

Join me, Doug Sprintall, Michael Bryant, and a rag-tag group of riders as we raise money to fight diabetes. This year, the ride is Saturday, June 1st, and starts at Boom Island. We take the 26-mile route. It's a ride, not a race, so people of all abilities are welcome. It's a worthy cause that raises millions to support research for a cure for this terrible disease. Go to diabetes.org slash KQ Walzer or email Doug at walzer.com for more information.

Michael Bryant, Brad Sean Bryant. What's the latest?

Well, basically, we're trying to represent people who have been hurt and talk to them before they talk to an adjuster.

One of the key points is to make sure you

know what your rights are before you start talking to the insurance company and they start asking

you questions or they try to settle your case early and cheap. Well, what's interesting to me is,

you know, a lot of people have fear of attorneys. It makes them very uncomfortable. They get

nervous about it. What should I do? I've known Michael for years and years now. And I would highly recommend you. So that should be good enough for everybody because I don't endorse people who are dirt bags.

Well, I appreciate that. But I guess the key is, is people think I'll charge them if I talk to them. Right.

So a lot of people call me up is like how much is it's going to cost?

If you call me back, like you want me to call you back, how much will that cost?

I don't charge people.

The only way I get paid is if we recover part of giving them advice to make sure they know what they can do and what their rights are. And your record's terrific as well,

we should point out. Well, it works. It's been good, ladies and gentlemen. And how do they contact

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