One of our listeners asked if we could help cheer up his friend.

Aw.

Because apparently his car got stolen from right out in front of his place the other day.

Oh, man.

So he's been understandably upset about that.

Is it even possible to make someone feel better after something like that happens?

I think so.

Maybe if we call him up and ask questions about the vehicle that suggest we might have taken it.

That is not going to make it feel better, Jeff.

Just subtly, you'll hear his reaction in your phone tap right now.

It's another phone tap.

It's a weekday morning's on the 20s.

Hello? Hi, I saw a post on the up next door about a stolen car. Is this Patrick?

Yes, this is. Yeah, I made that post. Hey, I am so sorry that happened, man. Yeah, yeah, me too. It's been pretty weird couple of days. I bet. You know, as

neighbors, we all got to pull together. I live a few blocks down from where you live. So I noticed

the, like right away, I noticed the picture. That's great, man. Do you got any information?

Hypothetically, let's say I found it at the end of the cul-de-sac, like a few blocks away from where your house is, and it still had the key in it came.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm wondering, if the check engine light was on and it needed oil, what kind of oil would

your car take? Do you remember?

What, uh, what are you talking about? How does that help you find my car?

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