Well, everyone, this is Fun Employment Radio.

I'm Greg Nibbler here with Sarek.

Dylan, thank you so much for tuning in today. This is a very special episode from the backyard. From the nibhole. From my backyard. It's, we're in the nibble right now. This is my backyard. And this is because we haven't been able to do as many episodes this week as we thought. So we wanted to do something. So we're recording on the onboard mic on my laptop.

So that's why it doesn't sound like our normal shows no processing or anything no processing this is a very rough episode of this is your first time tuning into fun and point or audio this is not what it normally sounds like absolutely we always sit in his backyard yeah seven o'clock talking into a. But we wanted to get a show in. And so we're doing one here on the evening. As many of you know, like there's a new schedule for Fun and Point Radio because of my other job working for Fox 12, Oregon. So I'm working kind of middays there, which means we normally do the show at 8.30 a.m. Just some things have kind of come up.

But that's why we're here with you now.

So we wanted to get something up just to say hello to everyone and talk about things that are going on.

And I have been all over the place reporting a bunch of things.

But I'm here now.

I'm here with you, Sarah.

I'm kind of here. Greg's physical body is here, but I don't know mentally. Like he's somewhere. Well, I mean, I will say like with the new schedule, like the commute home is usually a lot better, but I started early, so I left early today, meaning I left it like five. Man, there's a lot of jerks out on the road. Oh, yeah. There are so many jerks. just, like Oregon, I know that everyone says that about their, you know, their drivers in their state, but Oregon seems to have some pretty terrible angry drivers. Yeah, I mean, for the most part, it's fine, but it only takes a couple. So I was battling that. Yeah, I had somebody, like, flip me off and then I didn't do anything either. I did nothing wrong. I promise, no. I believe you. I am very, very hardcore about my turn signals and switching lanes, which if for a long time, listeners, you know, that I brought up a concept called snitch tickets a while ago. Oh my God. You brought it several years ago.

A hundred times.

No, you brought it. You bring it up every year. I bring it up every year. It's not several years ago. The snitch ticket concept is this. When you are driving, everybody who is a licensed driver gets one snitch ticket per year. If you can record somebody doing something wrong and you can snitch on them and you turn it in. And the reason, it's not because I'm encouraging snitching necessarily.

I think it's actually And the reason, it's not because I'm encouraging snitching necessarily.

I think it's actually in the title of the ticket. It's because I believe that would help alleviate some of the bad driving that we see,

like the people who cut somebody off, you know, without a turn signal all the time.

Or another thing that I believe should also be incorporated in is if you do let

somebody in they are required to give the hand grace the courtesy wave oh pissed when somebody doesn't

give me a courtesy way I just had to back up on a side street to let someone through and I was

already feeling I'm like do motherfucker you better give me a courtesy of and she did well see then

you're okay then I was okay. Then I was okay.

And then I was like, finally, it's just like, it diffuses the situation immediately.

I'm like, but if she hadn't, then that would be a snitch ticket.

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