Welcome to Hammer Lane Legends. We are launching our very first episode on March 3rd, 2020. That is a Tuesday.

So while you are here, definitely hit subscribe so you don't miss any of the awesome shows that we're going to be coming out with.

We have some great stuff planned for you, and it all circles around transportation, people who drive for a living.

Whether you're a truck driver, a police officer, a fireman, a bus driver.

If you're out in the roads for a living and you see some crazy stuff, shoot us an email at hammerlane Legends at gmail.com, and we'll have

you on the show to chop it up with us and talk about the crazy stuff that we see out on the road.

And until March 3rd, to hold you over, here is a quick promo of what to expect with Hammer Lane

Legends. Let's go.

Thank you. with Hammer Lane Legends. Let's go. Obviously, I'm sure you've had lots of different experiences out on the road over the years

and stuff. You've probably seen crazy things. And this show is about people coming on

and sharing some of their stories and experiences from the road. And you and I connected on Facebook.

And it turns out, you know, a while ago, I think you said it was back in the 70s or something,

you actually saw a guy commit suicide while you were driving.

What happened there?

Well, I was working for a company called Concord Leasing.

And anybody from Canada will recognize the name. Then they

went to Concord Transport, and they're gone now. And I was driving a Ford Louisville daycap,

and I would load glass for cars out of Scarborough, Ontario, run it down to Finley, Ohio, five days a week,

which in a daycap gave me about 3,200 miles a week,

which is pretty big week for, you know, I think I was about 20 years old somewhere around there.

So occasionally, they would give me a back call out of the Detroit area.

So one day up near the, I'm not sure of the name of the, where they used to play baseball up there

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