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July 21, 2024 In The Zone: Shonky Traffic Controllers
Summary

The conversation covers various topics including shonky traffic controllers, Uber Eats, and the importance of following safety protocols. The hosts share personal experiences and discuss the potential consequences of not adhering to regulations. They also mention the creation of a Facebook page dedicated to shonky traffic controllers. The conversation in this part revolves around various incidents and issues related to traffic control and safety. The hosts discuss the risks and consequences of unqualified individuals taking on traffic control responsibilities, the importance of following safety protocols, and the need for companies to prioritize health and safety. They also mention the difficulty of accessing information and data related to incidents and safety reports. The hosts highlight the sponsors of the podcast and encourage listeners to support them.

1 hr 14 min
July 14, 2024Bad Setups and The Week That Was
Summary
The conversation revolves around the topic of road work sites and the issues and negligence observed in them. The hosts discuss instances of poorly set up road work sites, lack of proper signage and traffic control, and the potential dangers and accidents that can occur as a result.
They also share personal experiences of encountering such sites and the importance of proper training and experience in traffic control. The conversation also touches on unrelated topics such as finding free tools and discussing tax deductions.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the implementation of mobile speed cameras in construction sites. They speculate on how the cameras will be managed and the potential impact on traffic control companies. They also talk about the power of the RMS to hand out road-related fines and the limitations of private corporations in pursuing fines.
The hosts share their thoughts on the appearance of the speed cameras and the possibility of investing in auto parts stores. They also discuss the differences in traffic control training and regulations between states. The conversation concludes with anecdotes about dealing with parking issues on construction sites and the challenges of being a traffic controller.
Keywords
road work sites, traffic control, negligence, signage, accidents, training, experience, free tools, tax deductions, mobile speed cameras, construction sites, traffic control companies, road-related fines, private corporations, appearance, investing, auto parts stores, training, regulations, parking issues, traffic controllerTakeaways
Proper setup and signage are crucial in road work sites to ensure the safety of both workers and drivers.

Training and experience are essential for traffic controllers to effectively manage road work sites and ensure the smooth flow of traffic.

Negligence in road work sites can lead to accidents and pose a risk to both workers and drivers.

Encountering poorly set up road work sites is a common frustration for drivers.

Finding free tools and claiming tax deductions are additional topics discussed in the conversation. The implementation of mobile speed cameras in construction sites will be interesting to see and may require the involvement of traffic control companies.

The RMS is the only government body that can hand out road-related fines, while private corporations cannot pursue fines.

Investing in auto parts stores like Supercheap Auto before the implementation of speed cameras in construction sites may be a good business strategy.

There are differences in traffic control training and regulations between states, which can limit the ability to work in different locations.

Dealing with parking issues on construction sites can be frustrating, but it is important for the safety and efficiency of the work.

Being a traffic controller involves more than meets the eye, including long hours, strict rules, and dealing with challenging situations.
The Dangers of Negligence in Road Work Sites

Unexpected Discoveries: Free Tools and Tax Deductions The Realities of Being a Traffic Controller

Dealing with Parking Issues on Construction Sites
"You're working with massive machinery. You're working with people on the road. And there's negligence. So what's going to happen?"

"There's nothing worse than having the utes that we do, right? And they hold a lot of weight at the back. And the fact that the little jack that comes with the utes is just short of what we actually need."

"If you don't feel safe enough to do your job, you have to speak up, right?"

"I've told him 15 times to put the thing back on."

"They look like a minion without pants."

"Private corporations cannot pursue fines."
Titles
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00 Challenges and Issues at Road Work Sites
12:29 Personal Experiences: Lost Tools and Flat Tires
23:26 Tax Deductions for Traffic Controllers
31:26 The Importance of Wearing Safety Gear
32:31 Implementing Speed Cameras on Construction Sites
46:47 Dealing with Parking Issues as a Traffic Controller
49:09 The Challenges and Frustrations of the Job
01:02:30 Sponsor Shoutouts: Simo's Butchery, Swag HQ, and On Track Meals
www.ontrackmeals.com.au/ontrackmeals
1 hr 5 min
July 07, 2024 In The Zone: Traffic Control Around The World
Summary

The hosts discuss traffic control methods around the world, including the use of different equipment and the role of traffic controllers. They mention the use of water-filled drums, bollards, and flags in South Africa, as well as the use of police officers for traffic control in Brazil. They also touch on the differences between traffic control in Australia, the UK, and the US. The hosts joke about donkey dicks and make light-hearted comments throughout the conversation. The conversation covers various topics including traffic control practices, the US election, and the need for improved safety standards in traffic control. The speakers discuss the use of barrel trucks in traffic control, the strictness of traffic control regulations in Australia compared to other countries, and the importance of experienced traffic controllers in de-escalating situations. They also mention the possibility of robots replacing human traffic controllers in the future. The conversation highlights the need for advancements in safety measures and the implementation of speed cameras on work sites to monitor speeding. The conversation in this part revolves around the misconceptions and challenges of working as a traffic controller. The speakers discuss the unrealistic expectations of high pay and easy work, the physical and mental demands of the job, and the new drug testing regulations for traffic controllers. They also mention various sponsors and promote their products.

1 hr 2 min
June 23, 2024In The Zone: Driver Behaviour
The conversation discusses the challenges faced by traffic controllers and the behavior of drivers at road work sites. The hosts talk about the abuse and ignorance they face from drivers who either don't see or ignore the signs. They also discuss the dangers of drunk drivers and drug users on the road. The hosts emphasize the importance of driver awareness and compliance with traffic control measures. They suggest that stricter laws and regulations, as well as better training for traffic controllers, could help improve safety at road work sites. The conversation covers various topics related to driver behavior and the challenges faced by traffic controllers. They discuss the risks of speeding through construction sites, the importance of obeying signs and site hours, and the potential use of construction cameras to monitor and penalize speeding drivers. They also mention the benefits of using on-track meals for sustenance during work and highlight the importance of mental health and seeking help when needed. The hosts promote their social media platforms and encourage listeners to share their stories and engage with them.Keywordstraffic control, road work, drivers, signs, abuse, ignorance, drunk drivers, drug users, compliance, safety, driver behavior, traffic controllers, construction sites, speeding, site hours, construction cameras, on-track meals, mental health, social mediaTakeaways
Drivers often ignore or don't see the signs at road work sites, leading to dangerous situations.

Drunk drivers and drug users pose a significant risk to traffic controllers and other road users.

Stricter laws and regulations, as well as better training for traffic controllers, could improve safety at road work sites.

Driver awareness and compliance with traffic control measures are crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring the safety of everyone on the road. Speeding through construction sites poses risks to both workers and drivers

Obeying signs and site hours is crucial for safety

Construction cameras can be used to monitor and penalize speeding drivers

On-track meals provide convenient and tasty options for sustenance during work

Mental health is important, and help is available

Engaging with the hosts and sharing stories on social media is encouraged
Dealing with Ignorant and Abusive Drivers

The Dangers of Drunk Drivers and Drug Users Engaging with the Hosts on Social Media

Prioritizing Mental Health and Seeking Help
"Why do these people either just not see or ignore?"

"Calling the cops on one of our job sites"

"Ignoring the signs and speeding straight through"

"It's mind-boggling still watching people speed through sites just because it's after hours"

"You're gonna get penalized for it. They're gonna send you out a penalty notice because they program it to 40 and it just sits there. It's like having a full-time police officer on site."

"Just slow down, take the extra five minutes."
TitlesSound BitesChapters
00:00 Introduction and Shoutouts to Sponsors
01:56 The Frustration of Drivers Ignoring Signs
07:01 Dealing with Drunk Drivers
10:00 The Importance of Proper Training and Experience
13:59 Improving Driver Education and Enforcing Stricter Laws
32:01 Enforcement and Deterrence: Speed Limits and Construction Cameras
33:23 The Importance of Following Road Rules
34:10 Convenience and Variety: On-Track Meals for Traffic Controllers
36:32 Personal and Professional Development at Swag HQ
37:39 Resources and Support for Traffic Controllers
38:47 Software Passive: Streamlining Business Operations
42:43 The Good Side of Driver Behavior45:38Engaging with the Audience and Seeking Female Perspectives
46:47 Expanding to Different Platforms: YouTube and TikTok
48:26 Building a Following and Engaging with Listeners
53:42 Seeking Help and Support
57:06 Collaboration with Radio Hosts in America
58:35 Promoting On-Track Meals and Swag HQ
59 min
June 16, 2024In The Zone: Technology On The Road
This conversation discusses the advancements in technology in the traffic control and road work industry. The speakers talk about the different types of protection vehicles used, such as TMAs and Scorpions, and how they have improved safety on the roads. They also mention the use of VMS boards and the ability to program messages on them. The conversation highlights the importance of following speed limits and respecting the work being done on road construction sites. The conversation discusses the use of technology in the traffic control industry and the importance of staying updated on changing laws and regulations. They highlight the need for clear communication and training for new traffic controllers. They also emphasize the importance of documenting incidents and following proper procedures to protect oneself legally. The conversation touches on the challenges of implementing new technology and the potential consequences of not following safety protocols. In this conversation, SwagMan and Cranky discuss the need for more training in the traffic control industry, the advancements in technology, and the importance of maintaining equipment and vehicles. They also mention their recent appearance on Curtin FM radio and their upcoming collaboration with the podcast Three Wheeled Bicycle. They give shoutouts to their sponsors, Swag HQ and On Track Meals, and emphasize the value of being part of a supportive community.Keywordstechnology, traffic control, road work, TMAs, Scorpions, VMS boards, speed limits, road construction, traffic control, technology, laws, regulations, communication, training, documentation, safety protocols, traffic control, training, technology, equipment, maintenance, radio appearance, collaboration, sponsors, communityTakeaways
Technology has greatly advanced in the traffic control and road work industry.

TMAs and Scorpions are used as protection vehicles and have improved safety on the roads.

VMS boards allow for programmable messages to be displayed.

It is important to follow speed limits and respect road construction sites. Stay updated on changing laws and regulations in the traffic control industry.

Clear communication and training are essential for new traffic controllers.

Document incidents and follow proper procedures to protect oneself legally.

Implementing new technology can be challenging, but it is important to ensure it is properly maintained and functional.

Failure to follow safety protocols can have serious consequences. There is a need for more training in the traffic control industry, especially with the advancements in technology and the increased dangers on the roads.

Maintaining equipment and vehicles is crucial for ensuring safety and compliance.

SwagMan and Cranky recently appeared on Curtin FM radio and will be collaborating with the podcast Three Wheeled Bicycle.

Their sponsors, Swag HQ and On Track Meals, provide valuable support and resources for entrepreneurs and traffic control professionals.

Being part of a supportive community can make a significant difference in one's personal and professional life.
The Role of TMAs and Scorpions in Road Safety

The Power of Programmable Messages on VMS Boards Navigating the Changing Landscape of Traffic Control

Protecting Yourself Legally in the Traffic Control Industry The Power of a Supportive Community

Support from Swag HQ and On Track Meals
"It has advanced quite fast since I first started doing traffic control."

"It's amazing. I wish we had that."

"You can write anything on that. You could write speed camera ahead and pull over to the side of the road."

"What's up with the three letters?"

"The laws are consistently changing."

"The understanding of these new laws is in the dark."

"Why haven't we stopped it across all boards? Why is it everything should be electronic now? Why do we even need paper form?"

"I reckon a course needs to last a week for any new traffic controllers now. Three days is just not enough time to get the knowledge in there."

"It's mind boggling how advanced it is becoming and it's it's some of it's good some of it's becoming I'd like to say lazy"
TitlesSound BitesChapters00:00Introduction and Disclaimer01:05Advancements in Technology in the Traffic Control Industry10:00Enhancing Safety with Automated Emergency Braking13:59The Importance of Following Speed Limits in Construction Zones28:18The Importance of Toolbox Meetings30:06Covering Your Ass: Documenting Incidents35:14The Impact of Technology on Traffic Control44:11The Challenges of Inexperienced Traffic Controllers46:42Prioritizing Safety and Training50:20The Environmental Impact of Electronic Systems50:47Advancements in Technology in the Traffic Control Industry53:00The Use of Drones for Site Audits56:28Importance of Equipment and Vehicle Maintenance58:55The Need for More Training in the Field01:01:39Shoutouts to Sponsors and Thank You to Listeners
1 hr 18 min
June 10, 2024In The Zone: The Importance Of A Good Lunch
Summary:

The conversation revolves around the topic of food and meals during long work shifts. The speaker discusses the importance of having healthy and substantial meals to sustain energy throughout the day. They mention various food options, including biscuits, lollies, leftovers, and pre-packaged meals.
The speaker also talks about the convenience of meal delivery services and the benefits of carrying a thermos for hot drinks. They highlight the need for proper nutrition and the drawbacks of relying on energy drinks and unhealthy snacks.
The conversation concludes with a discussion about the cost of toll roads. The conversation covers various topics related to long-distance driving and the challenges faced by drivers. The main themes include the benefits of using toll roads, the logistics of job assignments for long-distance drivers, the importance of proper nutrition and hydration, and the need for preparedness and self-sufficiency on the road.
Keywords: food, meals, long work shifts, healthy eating, energy, biscuits, lollies, leftovers, pre-packaged meals, meal delivery services, thermos, nutrition, energy drinks, snacks, toll roads, long-distance driving, toll roads, job assignments, nutrition, hydration, preparedness, self-sufficiency
Takeaways:
Having healthy and substantial meals is important for sustaining energy during long work shifts.

Pre-packaged meals and meal delivery services can provide convenient and nutritious options.

Carrying a thermos for hot drinks can be beneficial during cold work shifts.

Proper nutrition is essential for maintaining alertness and productivity.

Relying on energy drinks and unhealthy snacks can have negative long-term effects on health.

Toll roads can be expensive and may not always offer faster travel times. Using toll roads can be more convenient and cost-effective for long-distance drivers.

Job assignments for long-distance drivers often involve picking up necessary equipment and signs before heading to the site.

Proper nutrition and hydration are essential for staying alert and focused while driving long distances.

Being prepared and self-sufficient on the road can help drivers handle unexpected situations and challenges.
The Cost of Toll Roads: Is It Worth It?

Convenient Food Options for Long Work Shifts Being Prepared and Self-Sufficient on the Road

Logistics of Job Assignments for Long-Distance Drivers
"What you really want is something that's actually healthy to eat and not continual supplies of KFC"

"Some of those cold winter nights you need to be carb loading and lasagna is a good one to take"

"It tells me that they're actually going to be alert and awake because you know your your body's digesting that food"

"It's more convenient, saves a lot more fuel and ends up saving money in that way."

"We have to decide whether or not we have the right signs on the Ute as a team leader."

"My last quarter I got just under $500 back and I don't even drive my own car for work."
Titles
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00The Importance of Healthy Meals
02:32Food Options for Cold Work Shifts
07:41The Impact of Food on Alertness and Productivity
10:24The Benefits of Hot Meals
13:48Convenience of Pre-Packaged Meals
20:13Flameless Ration Heater for Hot Meals
23:40The Taste and Quality of Pre-Packaged Meals
29:19Avoiding Reliance on Delivery Services
31:31The Energy Expenditure of Small Biscuits
34:40The Cost and Speed of Toll Roads
35:06The pros and cons of Using Toll Roads
36:27Logistics of Job Assignments
38:34Travel Allowance and Cash Back Scheme
40:24The Impact of Avoiding Toll Roads
44:21Importance of Being Alert and Prepared
46:18The Role of Nutrition and Hydration
49:37The Challenges of Shift Length and Rest Time
51:58Sponsorship Mentions: On Track Meals and Dizzylicious
53:46The Importance of Self-Sufficiency on the Road
01:00:12Listener Stories and Personal Experiences
01:08:08Closing Remarks and Sponsorship Acknowledgements
1 hr 10 min
June 02, 2024Dealing With Abuse and Exploitation
The conversation discusses the abuse faced by individuals in the traffic control industry from the general public and the companies they work for. Verbal abuse is the most common form of abuse, but there have also been instances of physical assault. The hosts share personal experiences of dealing with abusive individuals on the job. They highlight the importance of maintaining a thick skin and using de-escalation tactics to handle abusive situations. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by truck drivers and the need for drivers to be aware of road closures and detours. The hosts emphasize the importance of following traffic control instructions and the consequences of not doing so. In this part of the conversation, Cranky and SwagMan discuss the dangers of running through construction zones and the risks it poses to both workers and drivers. They share stories of drivers who ignored road closures and ended up in accidents or confrontations with the police. They also talk about the challenges faced by casual workers in the industry, including exploitation and the withholding of shifts. They highlight the importance of knowing and asserting one's rights as a worker and encourage listeners to support and educate those who may be vulnerable to exploitation. They also mention a podcast called Three Wheel Bicycle and express their admiration for its humor and content. In this final part of the conversation, Cranky and SwagMan discuss various ways to support and report abuse in the workplace. They mention the Swag Headquarters Facebook page and encourage listeners to participate in a competition to win a swag hoodie. They also give shoutouts to local businesses and emphasize the importance of seeking support from organizations like Lifeline and Legal Aid. They discuss the need to speak up about mistreatment and report it to governing bodies or unions. They highlight the importance of documenting incidents and seeking legal advice if necessary.Keywordstraffic control, abuse, verbal abuse, physical assault, de-escalation tactics, road closures, detours, construction zones, dangers, road closures, accidents, police confrontations, casual workers, exploitation, withholding shifts, worker's rights, podcast, workplace abuse, support, reporting, Swag Headquarters, competition, shoutouts, Lifeline, Legal Aid, unions, documentation, legal adviceTakeaways
Verbal abuse is a common form of abuse faced by traffic control workers.

De-escalation tactics and maintaining a thick skin are important in handling abusive situations.

Truck drivers also face challenges on the road, including dealing with traffic and reckless drivers.

It is important for drivers to be aware of road closures and follow traffic control instructions.

Abusive behavior towards traffic control workers can have psychological effects on both the workers and their close teammates and family members. Running through construction zones is dangerous and puts both workers and drivers at risk.

Casual workers in the industry often face exploitation and the withholding of shifts.

It is important for workers to know and assert their rights, and to report any abuses or unsafe conditions.

Support and educate those who may be vulnerable to exploitation in the industry.

Check out the podcast Three Wheel Bicycle for some hilarious content. Participate in the Swag Headquarters competition on Facebook to win a swag hoodie.

Support local businesses like Simo's Butchers and Lakelands Chiropractors.

Seek support from organizations like Lifeline and Legal Aid if you're experiencing abuse or mistreatment in the workplace.

Speak up about mistreatment and report it to governing bodies or unions.

Document incidents and seek legal advice if necessary.
Abuse Faced by Traffic Control Workers

The Importance of Following Traffic Control Instructions Supporting and Educating Vulnerable Workers

Knowing and Asserting Your Rights as a Worker Support Local Businesses in Lakelands

Seek Support from Lifeline and Legal Aid
"Assault, assault, assault with deadly cheese."

"Do you want a photo with me? Do you want my signature? I didn't know there was going to be paparazzi this morning."

"There's no point abusing the traffic controller that is telling you to do a detour because we've got nothing to do with what the client is actually doing."

"The dangers you were putting every worker in by running through a construction zone at high speed is ridiculous."

"There's a reason why we have a lane closed on the M5. Trust me. We don't want to be there."

"If you run that and you land in the hole and I've seen this happen, believe it or not, I've seen this happen."

"SWAG, someone with a goal."

"Swag it up. You're in the competition."

"If you're like me and if you're like Crenki and you need a chiropractor, Lakelands Chiropractors, go speak to Melissa there."
TitlesSound Bites
Chapters00:00
New Chapter09:10 Dealing with Abuse and Safety Measures
14:48 Types of Abuse and Psychological Impact
24:35 Dangers in Traffic Control: Worker and Driver Safety
35:40 Exploitation of Casual Workers: Legal Rights and Abuse
38:59 Impact of Immigration on the Workforce
50:10 The Swag Competition and Local Business Shoutouts
55:52 Promoting Mental Health Support and Resources
59:09 Legal Support for Workplace Abuse and Exploitation
01:05:13 Empowerment Through Speaking Up: Workplace Advocacy
1 hr 14 min
May 31, 2024 In The Zone: Perspective and Perseverance
Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss the experiences of a female traffic controller and the challenges she faces in a male-dominated industry. They also touch on the importance of effective communication and proper training in traffic control. The conversation highlights the need for respect and recognition of female voices in the industry. The conversation covers topics related to workplace harassment and safety in the traffic control industry. The speakers discuss instances of harassment towards female workers and the importance of addressing and preventing such behavior. They also highlight the need for women to be aware of their rights and to find their voice in these situations. The conversation touches on the challenges faced by traffic controllers, including inadequate staffing and the prioritization of profit over safety. The speakers emphasize the importance of proper delegation, accountability, and risk management in ensuring the safety of workers. They also mention their sponsors, Swag Media Relations and Caravan Kings, and promote On Track Meals as a sponsor offering a discount to listeners.

www.ontrackmeals.com.au/inthezone
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1 hr 11 min
May 27, 2024 In The Zone: Long Hours And Family Time!!
In this conversation, Cranky and Swagman discuss the challenges of long hours and boredom in traffic control work. They talk about the physical and mental fatigue that comes with standing for long periods of time and dealing with repetitive tasks. They also discuss strategies to combat boredom, such as counting cars, playing memory games, and staying engaged with colleagues. They emphasize the importance of wearing proper footwear and having a good wet weather kit. They also mention the need to be prepared and communicate with team leaders about lunch options. In this part of the conversation, the speakers discuss the importance of being prepared and informed before starting a job as a traffic controller. They emphasize the need to use tools like Google Maps to familiarize oneself with the location and to communicate with team leaders for any necessary information. They also highlight the importance of engaging with colleagues and maintaining a positive mindset to combat boredom. The speakers discuss the physical strain of the job and provide tips for minimizing body stress, such as wearing supportive footwear, practicing good posture, and engaging in regular stretching and movement. They also mention the importance of maintaining a healthy diet and staying hydrated. The conversation concludes with a discussion about transferring traffic control licenses between states and the importance of safety in the industry. The conversation highlights the importance of reduced speed limits in construction zones to ensure the safety of both workers and drivers. The speakers emphasize that driving slower allows for better reaction time and reduces the severity of accidents. They discuss the dangers faced by TMA operators and the significant impact of high-speed collisions. The conversation also pays tribute to traffic control workers who have lost their lives on the job. The second part of the conversation focuses on the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance, particularly for those in high-risk jobs like traffic control. The speakers stress the need to prioritize family and personal time and set boundaries with employers. They also highlight the value of spending time with friends and engaging in activities that promote mental health.
Takeaways
Dealing with long hours and boredom in traffic control work can be challenging, especially when working 12-hour shifts or more.
Strategies to combat boredom include counting cars, playing memory games, and staying engaged with colleagues.
Wearing proper footwear and having a good wet weather kit are important for comfort and safety.
Being prepared and communicating with team leaders about lunch options can help ensure a smooth workday. Use Google Maps to familiarize yourself with the location before starting a traffic control job
Communicate with team leaders for any necessary information or concerns
Engage with colleagues and maintain a positive mindset to combat boredom
Minimize body stress by wearing supportive footwear, practicing good posture, and engaging in regular stretching and movement
Maintain a healthy diet and stay hydrated to sustain energy levels
Follow the appropriate procedures for transferring traffic control licenses between states
Prioritize safety in the traffic control industry Reduced speed limits in construction zones are crucial for the safety of workers and drivers.
Driving slower allows for better reaction time and reduces the severity of accidents.
TMA operators face significant dangers in high-speed collisions.
It is important to remember and honor traffic control workers who have lost their lives on the job.
Maintaining a healthy work-life balance is essential, especially in high-risk jobs like traffic control.
Setting boundaries with employers and prioritizing family and personal time is crucial.
Spending time with friends and engaging in activities that promote mental health is valuable.
Strategies to Stay Engaged
1 hr 23 min
May 25, 2024 Project Life and Surviving FIFO
Summary

In this conversation, SwagMan and Cranky discuss the topic of project life in the mining industry. They talk about their experiences working on different projects and the challenges they faced. They also discuss the importance of mental health and the need for good food and accommodation on mine sites. They touch on the issue of communication and accountability, emphasizing the need to inform supervisors when leaving the site. They also mention the importance of building relationships with colleagues and learning from their experiences. In this conversation, Cranky and SwagMan discuss various topics related to their work in the mining industry. They talk about the challenges of night shift, the beauty of the sunrise, and the importance of appreciating the natural surroundings. They also share some humorous stories and discuss the issue of political correctness on worksites. The conversation ends with a discussion about the high cost of living and the need for government action to address important issues.

57 min

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