From the high desert and the Great American Southwest, I did you all good evening, good

morning, good afternoon, where you may be across this great land of ours, well beyond,

because we cover all 24 times zones, our Martel, and this is coast to coast a.

Well it's going to be mainly an open line hour this hour. I do have something I want to

call to your attention right away?

A cannon is dead.

Peter Fisk is his name and he has done what...

Actually I did do a couple of times I'm almost ashamed to admit but not quite

Peter Fisk he says

Rights I I recently exercised my second amendment right to repair a

Canon B.J. 5100 printer when the green light would not stop flashing the The solution is on page 357 of the owner's manual.

The Ruger 45 bunt line is merely included in the photo for perspective.

No firearms were harmed in the filming of this printer repair job.

Ha ha ha ha!

Peter, obviously, we've got the photo up there for you with Peter aiming his

three 57 of the soon to be thoroughly dead cannon printer. You know this has happened to me and I get nothing about the best cannon and

Hewlett Packard and all the rest of it but it's just it's it's kind of there's

something about electronics as you, I'm kind of an electronics kind of person and I have never been able to let anything rest.

If something is wrong, I will either A, repair it, B, and I'll spend days at that, even

dreaming about what might be wrong, or B, in final desperation, break it so that nobody else will ever use it again.

And when I was younger and less patient, I did a couple of times shoot electronic stuff.

I just, I've finally lost my temper after every possible attempt was made and I did what

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