105 In A Postal Truck?

She hit 105 while street racing a Mustang IN A POSTAL TRUCK! 

Episode Transcript

(00:00):
Straight on six point one number.A postal worker in Fremont, not Freemont
here, but Fremont, Ohio.Uh is our cloud of the day to
day because Mama, I get it. You know that job is tireless,

(00:22):
right. You're either sorting in thebat you're driving around trying to carry these
mail bins around, or getting attackedby dogs or neighbors or whatever the case
may be. You always have asituation. I feel like our propostal workers
and maybe that's what brought you tothis point. When you saw a little
Mustang going by, you were like, hold on, I can hang with
that. I'm in this postal truck. So Drew Brown is our clown.

(00:45):
And what happened next basically cause awhole situation to go down. Drew was
like, Yeah, your mustang iscool, but watch what I got up
under this hood sat there with schmobing. Clearly she had a need for speed.
The woman ended up topping over ahundred and five by the time the
police officer was like, excuse me, please pull over to you. She's

(01:07):
she's in a great job. Though. You know you work at the post
office. You know that's a goodjob. You gonna have a good pension
coming and whatnot if they keep her, cause clearly those mans are not built
for that one hundred and five milesper hour. Hears are getting pulled over.
Is there a reason you're going overone hundred? I didn't realize that
I was doing that fast. Yeah, I meant her stank took off.
He caught my attention, and youblew buy him, and I was cased

(01:27):
cook be like one hundred and fivewhen I saw I saw him take off
because you have my attention, andthen you went by him, like,
oh, you gotta be kidding.You a clown? Is she a clown
with clowns all day? Clown man? You a clown? Gotta get a
hobby, baby, I mean,you gotta do something else because you can't,
you know, jeopardize your job.You see your Mustang float by and

(01:49):
you're like, oh, I canhang. Yeah, be a little smarter
there, Drew. Thankfully she didn'tlose the job. Got a verbal warning,
two hundred and forty dollars fine,and of course a traffic violation.
Yeah, well watch out, Icross the double lines. They're trying to
tell me it's a major violation.What Yeah, insurance company want to double
my rate for three years. Wow, it's not a game for a double.

(02:10):
I'm gonna tell you what. Youget pulled over it. Lie,
I'm racing. Don't let him getyou. Don't let him get you.
Say anything because you don't pay longterm. But yeah, I don't know
how you could lie about doing onehundred and five. Yeah, that's all
they caught you. That's definitely notgonna work.