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Lime enforcement, I would always tighten was raised in the way I understood it was

to trust them. They're there to help you.

But now that's a totally different ballgame.

That voice you're hearing belongs to Larry Driscoll.

On a winter day back in January of 2015, Driscoll is working at a barn in Parker County.

It's a rural area about an hour from the city of Fort Worth,

which explains why Driscoll has that rich Texas twang.

He looks the part two, jeans, ball cap, weathered face, salt and pepper hair.

A stranger approaches him.

The man is tall with a pristine white shirt and sharp creases in his clothes.

Nice pair of pants, more cowboy head.

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