My name is Cadillac Jack.

I joined Atlanta Radio when I was 19 years old, put in a loyal 26 years, made the shift

to podcasting.

That's why it's my second act.

And welcome to you.

My name's Donna and I'm Caddy's wife. And okay, did you hear that there, this is going to be good.

That there was a man who was reportedly stuck inside a Georgia rock quarry last week.

This is an Auburn, Georgia, which is in Barrow County, very near Athens. And, and. Well, he didn't want to come out. Well, but you got to understand a couple things. He wasn't an employee. He's someone that just showed up at a rock quarry and decided he was going to jump down a hole. Right. And they couldn't rescue him because they had just done a blast. It was very unsteady and because of all the rain

late last week that we had here in Atlanta. But here's the bigger thing. He didn't want to be rescued.

And he wasn't, I don't think he was trying to like self-harm. He just didn't want to be rescued out

of the quarry. So I thought about this and here's what I have to say on this. Okay, a couple of things. If that were you and you were in the quarry, meaning me? Yes. I would be mad because they would call me and they'd be like, did you know that your husband's in this quarry? We're trying to get him out. We can't get him out of the quarry. And I'd be like, oh my God. Like with everything else I have to do,

homeschooling, working, cooking, pulling up, you know, trash cans, all the stuff. Now I've got to go dig this man out of a quarry. So I would go over there and be like, get out. Get your ass out of the quarry. I don't have time for this. Get out. if, on the other hand, that were me in the quarry do not intervene do not come

and get me do not try to have them pull me out because here's the thing this is the difference

between men and women like a man would be like that's kind of cool I'd like to see like if I could

climb down in the quarry and then climb out and then you've created this this problem. You know what I mean? Where you're like they have to

be called out to rescue you. A woman, if a woman gets down in the quarry, she's down in the quarry

because she doesn't want to be airlifted out of the quarry for whatever reason. Could be like like Marie Osmond did. Yes, exactly. She just ran from her kids and ran from her life and said, took off temporarily for the coast. I mean, again. But she left her husband and kids behind. It happens. There was no. It happens. It was temporary. So don't, my fear would be, like, I could see them calling you and be like, your wife's in the quarry, what do you want us to do? And you round up all the kids and bring them to the quarry. Like, you know, let's go see if we can get mom out of the quarry. And then do not bring my kids because I'm in the quarry. For a reason, trying to escape. Exactly. So don't have these kids

leaning down into the quarry like, mom, we really need you. What's the Wi-Fi code?

You know, who's going to make my lunch? Dad doesn't know my English teacher's name. You know,

just yelling random stuff into the quarry.

And I'm like, now not only am I not, now I'm not only am I not being left alone.

They're shouting things at me.

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