Please radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So I have never heard of this before.

A man was caught speeding in Georgia on a freeway and the cops gave him a ticket.

So he was going more than 35 miles an hour over the speed limit.

He was doing 90 in a 55, which I guess is too fast, it's too fast if you get caught.

They claim that they gave him the ticket and then so he goes online and checks out,

hey, how much do I owe for this ticket because he figures he's going to have to pay a hefty fine.

And the online says you owe $1,480,000, $38.52 and he's like, whoa, hey, that can't be right.

So he calls and he says, hey, this might be a typo on this ticket.

That I have, it says I owe $1.4 million and the lady says, no, sir,

you either pay the amount on the ticket or you come to court on December 21 at 1.30 p.m.

and he's like, whoa, okay.

So I apparently this price is a placeholder.

It is not real.

It is what they do when you are given a ticket that exceeds 35 miles an hour over

the speed limit.

So the judge sets the real fine, which legally can't exceed the $1,000 plus state mandated

costs at the mandatory court appearance and they say, hey, we don't issue that placeholder

as a threat to scare anybody into court.

Even if this person heard differently from somebody in our organization, uh-huh, right.

Okay.

Yeah, we don't do that to threaten anybody to come to court.

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