Plays radio network, and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Those dastardly restaurant employees opening packages without their name on it, well they

spoil the man's drug shipment.

So employees at Max Grill in Auburn, Maine, I guess we're expecting a shipment of mugs

they had recently ordered, they opened a large wooden crate, however they discovered

in the crate what is now known as $3 million worth of fentanyl in a plastic tote.

Now apparently the shipping label on the box bore the address of the restaurant along

with the contact name of Jeremy Mercier, M-E-R-C-I-E-R.

Now Mercier does not work at the restaurant, so employees called the police who confirmed

that the employees were correct and there were drugs in the crate, not mugs, and so it took

officers about an hour to intercept Mercier who came to the restaurant saying, hey I think

I had a shipment that accidentally got shipped here, it was too late.

They already arrested him, he was out on pre-conviction bail anyway for an unrelated criminal

charge when he came into the restaurant to retrieve the package, he was too late.

Now those darn restaurant employees opening up that package, so I wonder how many times

this has actually happened before he got caught or other people got caught.

So 14 kilos of suspected fentanyl, he had shipped to Max Grill, $2,780 of cash, a guess that

he had on him, and he's being held in jail with no bail.

So they're happy that they got the fentanyl off the streets and the co-owner of Max Grill

said, hey it's a good thing and we're happy that it happened.

I, however, want to know how the employees feel about opening a package that doesn't have

their name on it, sure it was addressed to the restaurant but it didn't have your name

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