The You can't do it. Greetings welcome to the dividing line. My name's James White. Why isn't that working? I don't know.

Well, that's all right. We'll leave it that way. Hopefully everything else is working and we are on the air.

I am in, I'll just say the Houston area,

which is a really big area,

so that no one's going to be pulling up behind the RV after the program.

If I say I'm in the Houston area there's lots of RV parks in the Houston area.

And drove through San Antonio this morning,

oh my goodness, let me tell you something real quickly.

There are a few things more nerve-wracking

than driving what when I'm hooked up on 57 feet long, 13 and a half feet tall,

some about the size of a semi-attractor trailer a little bit smaller not much and there is a 15 mile section of construction coming out of San Antonio coming east.

And I'm going to tell you, when you do those two lanes, they're narrowed down, they're not on good, they're rough, and you have cement barriers

on each side that are right at the lane. I mean you've got almost no space on either side.

And semi trucks are coming through there and they're speeding.

You're supposed to do like 55, they're doing 65, they go blowing by you, they're blowing

you around, and you've got almost no room. It's not enjoyable and there were some super rough sections.

I came in here and there's a window behind me which is covered at the moment obviously

and the windows in here have these things you can turn to open them.

And I found one of the knobs laying on some stuff here on the couch.

It had been bounced off by how much shaking was going on in that

construction zone. It was getting to be prepared for Louisiana I guess. It wasn't. Texas normally does a little

better job than that but they're not doing a real good job right now out of

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