Man, I'm seriously thinking about going shirtless. I have to show, dude, that's not a joke. No, I have I am too. I'm thinking shirtless today for the show as we broadcast live from the parking lot of Carriage Ford, Lewis and Clark Parkway in Indiana. Tom and Mega already hear they're friends of ours from It's a Catholic thing. Yeah, and they have some shady rais on by the way, Yes they do. And Tom boyd
he's got the pro series on the Yeah Spectacular. What I want to know is what is the weight limit of that bouncy house because I want to get in that bouncy cast. Oh yeah, because that plastic in there is probably not a thousand degrees. So uh. And you're drinking coffee, Yeah, that's that's That's an old trick. You drink hot coffee out on summer day and it kinda it's like a radiator, you know, Dave, how are
you, sir? Couldn't be better, gentlemen. You've done plenty of these Carriage Forward remotes with us, and we usually have a tent out here at Tents on the way. We're gonna get one of those. But it feels like the State Fair. I feel like I'm at the State Fair. Crazy. Look over to your left. I think there's a big air conditioned lobby. Oh damn it, Oh my gosh, why why didn't we think of that? David Dwight's already been Prima Donna since he walked up. I'm saying,
but it's probably too cold in there. It's probably like sixty eight or something, right, it's too cold. Probably too miserable, yeah, to be miserable. All right, So Carrot's four tenth sale is happening. They're going to try to sell every car and truck on this lot in the next two days. We've got Wieners being served here at about eleven thirty or so, so, and Marty's gonna be cooking those up himself. Uh. But Tim and Mingger here because they are looking at the Maverick. Boy, I
gotta tell you, those broncos sure are beautiful. They're hard to keep on the line, but somehow Marty's got plenty of these broncos. I'm looking at that gray one there. I don't think any I don't think any of us are cool enough to drive one of those. No, But you know, if you attend the windows. Nobody knows a good point. It's a nerd like me driving and going. All right, so you you your failure, yes you failed it? What everything in life? Well, specifically today I
forgot or did not get Donnie Osmond on the show. I couldn't. What do you mean you couldn't. It takes dude, sometimes these interviews. I worked for weeks to get somebody on. If anybody is listening it works at the Palace or knows the manager of Donnie Osmond. We need him on the show today. We are huge fans. We love Donny Osmond. He's in town for Sunday night. We need Donnie at the car lots and just for you, just so you know, Donnie Osman, if you're listening, we
know you are. Tony. I'm a little bit rock and roll. Tony's a little bit cut. That's true that that is together. He's a little bit country. I'm a little bit rock and roll. I said I was always in love with your sister, and he said, Donny Osman goes, yeah, I bet you were. Uh. I should have told me about holding the poster of her up. Thank you. I know he took it well though he did he took it. Well, all right, so the dumpster went well yesterday, Oh, how it's almost it's about it's about three
quarters full. But I will tell I've got to get the damn name of the dumpster company. Uh, but it's less than three hundred bucks. I got a fifteen yard dumpster and I was throwing stuff away, like, how do they even have this? I can see the joy on your face because I cleaned the garage out and it's it's you have things in there. You're like, why do I have this? It's that drunken middle of the night facebook by You got like a half a vacuum cleaner, and go, well,
you never know when you're a vacuum cleaner. Of course, I need brushes that attach to my portable drill. It could be a part because he cleans it. Oh you know, it's best explained through that Guyico commercial where the guys teaching people not to be their parents is showing what to throw away there dumpster. Yeah yeah, yeah, he goes, look these formats, He goes, do you still have that? Car? Goes, I do not, And then there's a like remember the seventies eddies they had the tissue
box covers. Yeah, he put over a tissue box. Yes, and he goes, Okay, tissues come in your own boxes. We don't need that. Now, I'm okay with anything, like I'll throw anything away. If I didn't use it in six months, I'm ready to throw it away. But I used the one year rule. If we didn't touch it in a year, it's gone. And then but Jackie, you know the wives, they're a little different. Yeah, oh, you can't throw that away yet. Yes, we can. Here is the biggest thing for me.
When I lived on Dixie Highway, I used to hold on to anything and everything that was my father's. Yes, okay, yeah, agreed, super sentimental. But then before Susan and I got married, we started watching Hoarders together. Oh yes, all right, So now it's time for me to move by Dixie Highway house to her house out in the East End. And I looked at all this stuff and I was throwing it away, saying, this is not my dad, this is not my dad, this is not
my dad. And people going you will throw this away up, keep it if you want to, but don't keep it in my house. I pursed a lot. I will say, get the dumpster Dave, you're gonna do it, right? Do you have a lot? We do. We've got a purge that has to happen. Absolutely. Yeah. It's so freeing. And you just throw it because the door, the front door opens to those dumpsters, so you're not throwing it over. You just go and you just start throwing things away now yesterday. So the jacket, my old Q two
one oh five point nine, you can throw that away. Jacket is there. It is on the side of the dumpster. And I haven't decided over orangely, you gotta keep it, man, I don't know, dude, then give it to me. No one knows that radio. Then give it to me. It was opened for like six months. If you throw it away, give it to me. I'm serious, it's yours. That's that's right, there's history John did take that day. Yeah, I'm gonna word over his house next winter and on the chair, damn it. I mean
that's why I'm like, nobody knows this radio. Seriously, I want it, okay, But yeah, that's the kind of stuff you gotta cut loose man. Yes, no, yes, here's where you need to get rid of. Only photo albums. You never looked through that you know, our wedding videos, you know, stuff like that that you never use, and then you get the sentimental stuff like Jackie found the first little pair of shoes for John there on top of Oh, she just started crying. Did you
throw them away? You know we couldn't throw those away? It's just first pair of shoes. Who could you? I mean, well, let me ask you this. Let me just choose you by your own metric system. Yes, have you used them in the past year? Damn? No, there you go, you got there, you go? Okay, So carriage forward is where we are today. Last night the biggest news was Metro Council passed Craig green Bird's budget to the tune of one point one billion dollars,
which jpss j oh, that's cute. That's cute. One point one billion. The biggest chunk of the budget is public safety good, so by far the biggest number in the budget total is public seat good because he is at least fulfilling his promise with that. But I'll tell you and and still until we get horrible judges off the bench like who like I don't know, for example, Judge Julie Caylen, who lets someone who gunned and I'm sorry. I didn't get it. I didn't get it. Julie Calen. Let me
be right here. Let me say the dishonorable Julie Kaylen who a guy shoots and then about five times she shocks him out in five months. By the way, there's also a pedophile that was going to prison. She shocked him out. Okay, so that budget's passed. I think he got most of
what he wanted. I haven't heard. It's just so weird. We need to talk to somebody from Metro Council because they're just not Remember under Fisher, it was like every day there was a night fight which Metro Council and yeah and Fisher And we need to get somebody on the air from the Metro. Let me ask you a question. I'll drop it. What with a judge like Julie Kaitlin who Julie cale Yes, when you make a decision to put to let a violent criminal who shot somebody five times out on shock probation,
I would say, but I could be wrong. This is me outside looking in. Either you're incredibly stupid, you're on the take, or you're evil. What other three options would there be for letting someone out? On shock probation, you're either incompetent or you're on the take, probably bought off with dunkin Donuts, or if or if you're just pure evil? Is there any other explanation? What happens to probation hearings where a group of people make a
decision, not just one who says lawyers. We don't need lawyers, we don't need jails, we just need my decisions. But does the question make sense that I'm proposing, David, Because what other rational explanation could there be? You're either incompetent in your job, you're evil, or you're on the take another three options instad I don't know mental illness. Look, you can't. You can't throw a blanket over all of it and try to have a
conversation. But in this instance, this guy nineteen years old pulled a gun, asked for the guy's wallet while he's walking the dog in the park. He shot him. Was it five times? Five times? Miracle? The guy lives right, But the mindset of oh, you're not gonna give me my wallet, back back back, back, back back back. You believe five months in prison is and out? Is the is the idea there that's
where we're all confused. You don't get I would love for what's your name, uh, the dishonorable judge juy Cat, invite you to come on the show any time please. We would love to have love to have you on to talk about what your thought pattern by by shock probation, someone that would We're not that specific. We're not gonna pay for catering. Let me just say that, right, all right, all right? Donald Sutherland died.
I saw that. Man. Uh, it's funny because fun In the news story this morning, they were like, everyone knows him as mister Snow from the Mockingbird series. I know him as the I know if I know him from the professor at the Animal House. Yes, with with no pants on the refrigerator. That's Hawkeye Peers in mash Yeah, that's true too, in the movie Match for anybody it's not old enough. Yeah, but I but I'm mostly knowing for being pantsless at the refrigerator and he's the professor. There's
an animal house. There's no better moment when he reaches up to get the dish out of it and this little butt poke and then that you're the guy that you're the guy that you you walked into your girlfriend sleeping with him. I know, it's like, hurts so bad. What would hurt worse to see uh come home and see jacket with me? Or Donald Sutherland? Oh you all right? So dollas Ollon died. I don't know what the how old was? I don't know, Dave, do you know what? Oh
I don't have eighty eight? Maybe? Yeah, he was old dude. He he was also in backdraft. Remember he was the crazy dude that de Niro had to keep in prison. Yeah, face was all half and he like consulted, right, yes, he was like oh yes, he goes. Yes, he was like hates fire getting a tent. Well yet, thank you, thank you, Thank you. Guys, three hot dogs on us at eleven thirty. All right, hey, no, no, no, no, we no need to think, no need to think. All
right, so dollars Ollon going. Okay, I don't know if we got to this story last couple of days, but did you see the climate idiots that sprayed stonehenge? No, with the with the with the rust colored brown stuff. But it was a little time stoneheads from spinal tap, so it was no, it was well, okay, so it's stoneheads. Do they do it stonehead it all. It's no just a portion of it because Stonehi. Because if you ask, if you ask me, if you ask me, see that they're moving. I'm in the way on it. No,
we're in the They want us in the shade. Yeah, yeah, because they looking at us going. These two fat old guys are pass out so far. Yeah. The black top absorbs the heat. Oh, this is so much gonna keep us cool. I think it dropped fifteen what we're talking about. They were protesting the use of so stupid fossil fuels and coal because the Druids were big offenders. Yes, if you ask me, a little spray painted on those rocks, go, give it just enough pizzazz to uh
bump tourism about fifteen percent. Don't you think? I think somebody needs because this is that was like the lead story two days ago. I think someone needs to do the Dave the spinal tap where Russ small one in a yes, with some sort of spray paint. No one knew they were they were what they were doing, what they were doing, all right, big week, big plans for the weekend. There. Yes, yes, I went yesterday and I bought yes, six six cases of high noon tequila seltzers,
Hang on one second, give me a moment. Hundreds of years Papa with the s u v s with you s u vs? What the hell did we do before SUVs? And then one of them gets locked in the little pot it doesn't get out until the end of the saw. Yes, I mean, how seriously, how did America? How did we do anything without SUVs? I don't know. I mean, was that I guess the station
station wagon because the minivan had come along the eighties. Until then it was like cargo vans and hippie van and then the America was ruined with what the mini van? Yes, it was like the eighties, all right, I gotta hear the beginning. You gotta hear the beginning, sing it Lenny from Shirley. Of course you're listening to the podcast. You can't hear us and they do it well? All right, man, we're a carriage forward. Friday shows you know are notoriously bad. So just listen and have fun today.
But we're gonna give as little effort as possible. But we do have a special treat for us at ten o'clock, Yes we did, and also at ten thirty the vand Lampus is gonna join Lampus Lampis. Yes, you know what, I think I would relate it to Crampus. Well, I don't know that to be true, but we'll say it on the air because nobody knows. But I think that Lampis is a great name. But could it be better? Maybe we should pitch them some of our Yes, great
idea. They're just trying to help these kids. Yes, so are we gonna give it to them? I think, well, yeah, they're they're teenagers. Do you guys really like Lampus or can you just like see Lampis Lampus. I don't get it. It's an Anchorman reference. It's it's an Anchorman reference. Okay, okay, I'm sorry. Dwight doesn't remember any movies before two thousands. I remember Anchor, man, I just don't remember that part. Okay, all right, I got it, Dave. We're gonna
do joke of the day carriage forward. We got a tent over us. I swear to god, I think that was the greatest thing ever. Oh yeah, the bigger tanks coming up here too. All right, so let's do the joke other day, A carriage Forward. Are you ready? I need immunity music for this one. It's coming. There we go. Hey, fellas a little tired last night, had a nightmare, kept me up on it. Oh yeah, I dropped. I was abducted by a group of mimes. They they did unspeakable things to me. Oh oh damn because
they were mind Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, we get it. Like I said, Friday Show, Friday suck. Well, let's not say suck. Hey. Listen, how's that home looking? Huh? It's time for the Summer Cell at zero res. But it's for a limited time. Here's what I'm talking about. Fifteen percent off cleaning everything you're uphostery, your carp area, rugs, you name it. Fifteen percent off. What about those
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for you. News Radio eight forty w ahs Tony than Eddie Dwight whitting We are live on the lot of Earl Books Carriage Ford, where they're making deals today and tomorrow we're talking about they're wanting to get rid of every single car on the lot. This is your two days before we talk to Dan Schwartzman. Let me ask you a question. How are you sleeping at night? Is your bed one of those V beds? Your mattress like a big canoe. You gonna change them in every ten years, and you both kind of
roll down and you meet in the middle. You wanna know something disgusting? What you know why you're a mattress? Ye? Yes, because because after ten years on the books, the bugs and then the mold and the dead people as driving now going, Oh my god, the mattress is heavy year and it was all that nastiness is in there. Get rid of it and do it with Sims Furniture, Mattress and Appliance. Susan, if you're listening,
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Sims furniture. Thank you, Dan, sold I'm good guys. Missed you guys. Well for sure, Danny, what the hell? Dan? I gotta be honest with you. With you gone, I've had to carry the load on this rilin in the years. Oh that's not true. Every they would have lost everyone. He's he's lost handedly for the last couple. But we're glad we got you to I love that Courtney's back. But we glad, we we we're so glad we got Dance Horseman for today on a Friday.
So what's the market look like as we get to the open here in a couple of seconds. As the bells open in about twenty seconds, let's go at the futures. Essentially flat for the NASZAK and the Dow. The S and P is down two and a half points, so that's closing in on one ten to one percent. So really we're starting to day off with very little change in terms of what happened leading in. Now here's something interesting.
Senator Sharrod Brown looking at pass legislation that will make it easier for American tire companies to compete with Chinese rivals by boosting the retread tire business in the US. The Ohio Democrat proposing giving consumers a thirty percent tax credit when buying tires that have been retread in the country. How about that, guys with the news radio eight forty to has Bloomberg Money Report. I'm Dan Schwartzman. That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right. All right,
welcome back, Marty. Give me a test one two on the area, test one two, yeah, all right, right, all right, we're a carriage forward. This is the world famous tent sale, and you ordered up the weather. Baby sun is shining now I already have an up. Tom and Meg are my up? All right? So that sales commission is going this way. You get paid to be here today. He's not here just because he wants to be folks, Hey, you need more than one, say Tony had. Tony had to call the closer in and you're looking
at the closing. Oh, come on, that's right, hey, listen, you don't need a closer with the deal's going out of here at carriage for you guys are gonna sell it. Every single car on this lot. That's but they're priced. They're priced. They are man And you know Tony's up that he caught earlier, folks that that's not in the car business. It up is a customer, yes, correct, an opportunity yeah or whatever, And and Tony's up. As for a Maverick, Guess who has a
Maverick carriage forward, Guess who doesn't have a Maverick anybody else? Dude? No, And that's the Maverick they're test driving right now. Is the black wheels with the black and black on black. It looks so cool. It is jamming. And we got some new Rangers over here the same way and stuff. Those are things that been Like my dad used to use the term bear meat. They're like getting trying to find bear meat. But these these Rangers and Mavericks and stuff like that, it's impossible to find. Yep,
we got them. How toll did just keep these Broncos on the life? I love those stuff, man, They're rolling, They're rolling good. And then just how cool that just the way you know, the ret roll with the tire in the back and stuff like that. And you know, my nephew bought one and it didn't have the tire whatever. He said, I'm not buying one without the tire in the back. Right. Why didn't they go with this for a slogan, the new Bronco? This is not your
OJ's Bronco. You know what would be a good god rest He's okay, okay, let's talk about you. Let's cook some wieners later. These are gonna be Wiener King, Winger Wiener King, Scott trow Bridge my man and loves Scott Trove, Harris and Cougar. Man. I gotta tell you a good wiener I don't need anything on it. I can eat it like at the ballpark if I get a good hot dog, I don't need like maybe some mustard, but I could eat a plane. It's like a plane.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. What's your what's your Wiener? You know, whenever I picked these up the other day, he said, you know, as long as I've been doing this, he said, I just don't get over the he goes, I can't stop doing the winner jokes, of course, and it's it's a fact. I mean, you know, it's it serves itself up on a platter. Uh. The like wieners are funny when you're five, If they're funny when you're seventy five, absolutely well for man, But if you ask me a plane, a plane wiener
is okay, but it's kind of boring. I like my wiener to have a little pizazz. Well, I don't like them. I'm sorry, let's get serious. I don't understand the relish part. Really yeah, I don't get real. I don't get the relish way you're talking about. I don't even know what relish is. Pickles. That's why, that's why I hate it. Pickles wrong. If a pickle touches my sand much, I have to throw the sandwich. And well, my god, my mom made whole
made pickles. Sweet pickles that come in these chunks. It's so gross made the kerosene. Just thought last week. I just saw last week. I just saw it last week whenever they took out the store, bought once they gave away at the county line and they were given they were giving hers away to people traffic stop right, sorry, alright, alright, carrits for it. The idea of the ten sale. We want to get rid of everything,
cars, trucks, used, new whatever. You have, actually extra finance people here ready to go. Well, yeah, I'm sorry, but we got we also have some extra rebates forward a lot of us, some rebates that we can pick and choose to use. Yeah, okay, we've had them all month. We saved them for today and tomorrow. All right, So whatever your best thing is, we're gonna be able to give you and any of you that come in for his first come, first server on
these baby. Okay, but we've got eight of these at two and fifty dollars a piece. Now, there's a lot of sales you do you guys do to where the person never comes to the lot. Right, I understand that, but I'm not a guy. Like when when Dwight was talking about Sims furniture earlier. I have to sit on the couch. I can't buy a couch online. I had to sit in it and go, oh no, I can sleep in five minutes in this, and now I'll buy it. I got to get in the car and drive around the block. I
just And that's what the tent sale's about. Yes, if you want to buy a car and never come to a lot, Marty will take care of that. Now. When I bought a car here, I don't know a couple months ago from my daughter. Was it a fusion? Fusion here, it's fusion. The closing guy with the paperwork, it took five minutes, but the entire desk is a like a computer top. Oh really? So he goes. So he goes, takes his hand and he turns the paper
around with his hand like it's a mission impossible movie. And he goes, slides it over and I go. He goes sign that. I said with what with your finger? And I went signed it and then he goes next one, bang, next one, and the whole You had a perfect opportunity to sign it with something else, and you did. I know I didn't. I'm a hot dog. Well look I don't know who cleans that desk. Yeah, that would be rude for that poor person. Uh, but
it's it's next level technology here a carriage Forward. So whatever form you want to do it, you can do it. Uh. But you don't have just Forward. You have some other makes and models too, right for Yeah, yeah, we got we got a Chevy truck out here. We've got a few different trade We got a I don't know, we got a Honda. I know, we got two or three key Is, different things like that. We want everything, it doesn't matter. And you know, we're
still buying people's vehicles that come up. We've bought two this week where somebody just had an extra vehicle they didn't need, you know, for this reason or that reason, God forbid, it's a death or something like that, you know. And but it's previous customers and stuff. And we know these cars, you know, we know this stuff. And if you come in, I will show you it's a J number car and it's a special vehicle. We know the history of everything. When I do all the auction buying,
me and my dad used to do it together. For oh, the auctions. I bet that's wild it. You know, you talk about online. Yeah, I don't even leave my office anymore. Well, yeah, and they got everything rated. I do a history report on every vehicle we're looking at. We buy only grade four point six to five. Four point six is clean, okay, five is like super duper clean. We won't
even look at it if it's anything below that. So we know ahead of time that these things are perfect vehicles before they even get on the lot, Before they even get a lot, we pay for them. I mean, it's we're gonna be a little bit different than when somebody that's got thirty two thousand mile explorer down the road and we got one with four thousand miles. Now, what's the worst rating? Because I used to work for a car lot that used to buy just those, right, I say one? Hell,
I don't know, is there a one? You don't know? I don't know. I've never dude. These one of the worst cars. You know. The cell is like, mister Jones, This this car comes with no warranty. So if you roll off the lot and into the street, it breaks in half. Mister Jones, you own both half both halves. Is still the work? We still want to talk about books carriage for been around ever? Uh, your father and this, Yeah, there was the
story. It was it was different dealerships before in partnership with Phillips Kobe uh at Jacoby Sales. That was in the farm business, in right business. Oh okay yeah, and so uh this opportunity to come to get the property. I think there was more hunting. So he sold combines and Rendy co. Yeah, stuff like that. So yeah, no tractors out there, rig and pop mar. I think they got eight dealerships. You grew up on a farm, Yeah I did, you did. I told you guys
that before. Dude, I can't remember milk cows. You milk cow, milk cows. Remember the machine? You know? I tried to milk a chicken once, tough. Yeah, it's cut his head off and they don't like that. They don't like that at all. The feathers yet. Fact then right, you did the whole chicken. Man. I've got this image of Marty Book as a farmer. Oh, I did already over us my
mom, No, I didn't wear overall. I always tell everybody my mom was my first agent, because whenever I got home from school, you're going to moments chases and you're going to my AGAs or whatever. And one way he paid me and remember that brock candy that God accept Oh dude, because that's what you did. There was no negotiation. Wow. Right, So he started their implement and the then how do you get in the car? But they this this opportunity became available. They was in partnership with I can't
remember who. The name was something that I think there used to be a long John Silver's in the all Biting or something, and anyway, this this here they went in through called dealer Development. You brow the money from Ford, all right, and the Ford puts somebody in here. They had nothing to do with it. They was owners of the of the business, but they had nothing to do with it. Okay, this the first guy was the worst dealer you could imagine in your life, except for the next guy.
Okay, stealing whatever you could think of. It was all going on. The dealer's name was Witting. Go ahead, Yeah, I'm with you, brother. And then so finally Dad says, you know what, if we're going down, I'm going down with it, right, and so you come in here. He didn't know Jack from Shinola about cars or anything. One of my favorite stories that he traded for a manure spreader. What like the first year he was here, he because he still had all those farmer
business. He traded sold a car and traded in. They traded a manure spreader. And he told our general sales manager time, he said, don't worry. He said, this guy's got the nicest manure spreader. You're he was only driven to the barn and right anyway, he originally started out selling refrigerators for International Harvester. We still got an original in mom and Dad's basement. And this thing, it it's I can't it is one tenth of a degree below freezing your beer. Wow, I mean it is right, this
is perfect right, want it? And then, of course we were good little kids. We got a kinds of stashes we always to work with. Oh yeah, but where did the best buyer coach your mile come from? That was him and the ad agency at the time. And I don't remember who. I don't know whose original was. Uh he used to do Remember Chris Hinkle? Uh the ABC Yes, yes, yes, yeah, he's from Indiana. He did commercials with that, okay. And then you had
Paul Horny. We had Paul Horny, which by the way, went to flage A. We got the flashy guys coming on in about ten fifteen minutes. Yeah, yeah, he's flash a and and uh Notre Dame and all that jazz. He and then I worked with Paul doing advertising. Is that where you got your gambling addiction? Was hanging out with Paul. He would kill me. He was Oh my god, he had some stories. He
ohde It was called the unbuckle. He like if some game, yes, unbuffalo, Yes, I mean it's get your get take your belt off, get the wallet out and unbuffle go go go go right, oh boy, right, Uh, but you know we love being with you guys. That carriage for your family thing and and here's the thing. You want to connect to a family that owns the business, and that's what you guys do.
We just I was just up in Marty's office and there's a giant portrait of all of the kids and I'm kids, there was like any grand kids. It's like twenty people in the picture, and you're like, see that little baby here and he goes. That guy's right in there and he had a headset on working and it's a family operation. Uh. And then I met the daughter the other day she was in the TV commercial. But we want
to connect to families, and that's what carriage for it is. And so if you're gonna buy our car truck from somebody, might as well come over here and do that. We're going to tell you the truth, and we might, we might make mistakes or whatever. I quote Dad around here all the time to the point drives everybody nuts. But one thing, two things
when you bring something on board. One, if if you sell some my car and you see him in the mall, you're not going to want to hide from him, want to come and talk to him, right, and you're gonna want to talk to them. Secondly, we want every penny we
deserve, but we don't want one penny that we don't deserve. That's crazy because what I sold advertising, That's how I was, I said, I told my wife, I said, I want to be able to look every single in the final concert freedom how I don't want to duck anybody, right, And so sometimes I would tell him this, this is not right for you. Consistent too. So you have families that are like my dad bought cars here, I buy cars here, my sister buys stars here. Once
you find a good dealer that you stick with them. Oh, eighty to ninety percent of our business is repeat business. That's crazy. I could see that that is crazy number. And there was I remember one time somebody come in that wanted to wanted to steer us away from Ford Credit on our floor plane and things like that. And the guy bet Betsy's awesome about not letting people get to me. But this guy got it. And so anyway,
and so I was sitting there and I said, come here. And we just had to sale at the time, and I to him, I said come here, and we walked out and show room. I said, you see all those tables that's got customers at them right now, I said, they all bought here before. Yes, right, it's because we don't take people in the finance office and screw them and window ch or this or that or that's gonna help your insurance or nothing. You don't keep customers that way.
That's exactly right. His name is Marty Book. You know it. You in charge of the Wieners. Jerry Mason, Jerry Jerry, all right, I'll take it. He's a Catholic. He's he knows how to, you know, cook up some food. He let me tell you if I know Jerry Mason. On the one thing, Jerry knows his way around the wiener. Okay, how do you think he got where he is? He got this out again, brother, he just whispered. A boy's gonna do all right. So Marty, we love you, buddy. Hey, come
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