Now, the men's room wants to know who sucks less.

Yay, time for who sucks last.

Stephen Thrill Hill, you bring us three stories from the news each and every week.

They always suck.

It is up to us to determine out of these three stories, which one sucks the least.

Now, if you happen to follow KISW on Facebook, Twitter, and on Instagram, the debate is already underway on Who Sucks Less?

Yes, indeed. Like I said at the top of the show, we have our three stories. One is a creep. The other two, fire as retribution. Let us start with the creepy guy. They say, in an apparent effort to rekindle a years ago sexual relationship of Florida man hit a GPS tracker on the car

of a female victim in an attempt to engineer a chance meeting for him to coincidentally run into

her. Investigators allege that one Tyler Strack, 22-year-old Chipotle worker, he purchased a

cube brand tracker from Best Buy and installed

the device on the woman's car. Now, the victim, she discovered the tracking device last year,

contacted the police. Well, using a series of subpoenas, investigators linked Strag to the

items purchase and to an email address provided upon purchase of the cube tracker.

Asked about Stack, the victim told

cops that she had a brief sexual relationship with them several years ago, which ended

with no further substantial contact. So it's not that they're dating, they just had a quick

fling and it was done. Now, during police questioning, Strack reportedly admitted to purchasing

the tracker and installing the device on the victim's vehicle at her residence and an attempt to run into the victim later.

He was arrested on a felony charge and booked into the county jail to Clearwater resident.

He was released from custody yesterday morning after posting $5,000 bucks.

Hmm.

Hey, dude, if you already know where she lives, maybe just knock on her door, have a conversation.

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