Welcome back to the Tom Bernard show. Tom's arrival is imminent. I'm Bob Sancevere with

Catherine Brandt. Andy Brantrador. Cassie Schrader. We'll be right back. Do we do that?

Yes. Yeah.

Yeah, darn, too. We'll be right back. I wasn't sure about to say, boy, I'm really, he's never

going to ask me to do this again. Good God. Oh, you're right back.

Wallsler Automotive Group started in Minnesota over 60 years ago.

Most people know something about the Walls'er Way.

Up front, no haggle pricing, work with one person from start to finish,

or the free lifetime power train warranty on most vehicles sold in Minnesota.

What you might not know is they are the only

automotive group that is a member of the Keystone Club. They join such great Minnesota companies as General Mills,

Target, Cargill, the twins, wolves, and Vikings in pledging 5% pre-tax profits to local charities.

It's a great example of their core values. Do the right thing. Display

positive energy, be open-minded, and lead by example. So if you're in the market for a new or

used car, check out Walzer.com or stop into one of their dealerships. Please don't say,

tell them Tommy sent you, because it sounds fake and I hate it.

Walzer Automotive Group, walzer.com.

Michael Bryant, Brad Sean Bryant. What's the latest?

Well, basically we're trying to represent people who have been hurt that talk to them before they talk to an adjuster.

One of the key points is to make sure you know what your rights are before you start talking to the insurance company and they start asking you questions or they try to settle your case early and cheap.

Well, what's interesting to me is, you know, a lot of people have fear of attorneys. It makes

them very uncomfortable. They get nervous about it. What should I do? I've known Michael for years

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