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All right, Alan Jerry, till 6 o'clock, we got Boomer and Gio at the top of the hour.

So the headline that I did see was that Diana Rossini could tell her story soon. And when she does, it could be trouble for Mike Vrable. What was that mean? I don't know, but I saw that same headline and I thought,

well, let me take a look at this. And the article's very vague and says nothing. Very vague. All it said

was that how Stugatz, who is her friend, right, and does a radio show, said that he hadn't commented on it because it's not his story to tell.

And when she's ready to tell her story, she'll tell her story.

But we don't know what that means.

Right.

Then the other thing I keep seeing people now, maybe just the one fella on X who's this Tony Farmer, who's like locked in on this story.

He's now got body cam footage released from the accident originally reported as a daring rescue by Diana.

What I don't understand about this, though.

She didn't post this, correct? Correct. Where did this story come from? I don't know. But it didn't seem like it came from her. It seemed like she ran away from it. Yeah, and if it was a story she wanted to act like a hero, she would have taken video or pictures there. She did none of it. She didn't. She wasn't quoted. She wasn't photographed. She wasn't interviewed. There was like no participation on her part. Very weird. Yeah, it was very strange. And again, he cares about the body cam. Yeah, this is one part of the story I don't care about. But if she's telling her story, I will be there.

I know you will be.

I will be locked.

I'm well aware.

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