You're listening to Toucher and Rich. Hey 5. The Sport Hub. Save your mission over there into Houston where he lost a trailer and just it was a calamity. Abandoned a trailer full of supplies and never gave it back to the guy. Or it took months to get it back to the guy who owned the trailer. And he had to track down Kurt Schilling and go, hey, where's the trailer that I lent you?

I use it for work.

But it wasn't just that.

He drove down there with no plan. He was just driving around. Remember, it got to the point where he wasn't even rescuing people. He's like, okay, we understand there's a dog missing. So we're going to go rescue this dog. He had a bunch of, like, dog crates.

Yes, that's right.

I kept saying, if you give your money to this guy,

instead of giving it to, the Red Cross or a place that's, you know, boots on the ground. JJ, J.J. Watts. Like, I mean, these are people who are down there ready to go. No, I'm going to give it to a guy who has an idea to overload a trailer filled with supplies that he doesn't even know if they

need or not.

And by the way, I say overload it to the point where there's so much in it that it breaks down.

And then there was a show, another show that was like, we're going to tell Kirk, they're going

to tell Kurt.

And he's going to go.

And I'm like, what do you think and he's going to go nuts.

And I'm like, what do you think that he's the big winner?

But he's so popular around here.

It's a man who liked video games, so he started a big video game company that he had no idea what he was doing.

So he's one of these guys that's obsessed with Twitter and always on Twitter and always arguing on Twitter, which is really sad.

Like John Dennis does it and it's just so frightening.

Like it really scares me that the end of your, you know, you had a great run.

You had probably 30 years of making a lot of money.

And now your hobby is to just vitriol and like hate spewing from you on Twitter.

Like that's what life has in store for X radio personalities.

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