Jackson: Hello?

LPC: Hey, is Jackson there?

Jackson: Yeah, this is him.

LPC: Hey, yeah, this is Smitty Dealio.

Jackson: Hey, Smitty! Are you the driver that’s going to pick that load up today?

LPC: Yes.

Jackson: Okay, awesome.

Jackson: So it's at the freight terminal.

LPC: Okay.

Jackson: And it needs to get picked up.

LPC: When are you looking to do this?

Jackson: Today.

Jackson: One second.

Jackson: Let me get on the phone of Devin.

LPC: Okay.

Jackson: —Here, stay on the phone for a sec.

LPC: Yeah, sure.

Jackson: Hey, Devin.

Jackson: This is Schmiddy, and he just called me about the pickup today.

Jackson: So I was just telling him it's going to be today at the central freight terminal and to come

Jackson: and grab the freight today.

Devin: Yep, that is correct.

Jackson: Alright—

Devin: Yeah, I mean, we're all set, man.

Devin: The driver was dispatch.

Devin: We should be good to go.

Jackson: And I think this is your driver, I think, Devin.

Jackson: Am I mistaken?

Jackson: Smitty, you're the driver, right?

LPC: Correct.

LPC: Yes, Smitty DiLeo.

Jackson: Okay.

Jackson: Do you have the terminal number on the BOL?

LPC: No, I don't.

Devin: I’ll make sure—th—the dispatcher should have it. I’ll ah—

Todd: Good bye.

Devin: Let's make sure we're on the same page here.

Todd: Hello?

Devin: Yeah, can you hear me?

Todd: Yeah.

Devin: Okay, who am I speaking with?

Todd: Todd.

SPEAKER_03: Todd, Todd, Todd, who?

Todd: With Good Vibe C.

Todd: You called us. What do you want?

Jackson: Goodbye, TBD. What are you talking about?

Todd: —You just called me, man!—

Jackson: —We just got—You just got a call from—You’re the Denver, Colorado number that just called us named Smitty, right?

Todd: Um, we missed a call from this number; I called you back.

Jackson: Oh my god! No, I don’t—I haven’t called anyone in Denver—

Todd: —Alright!—

Jackson: All right. See you. Sorry, Kevin.

Jackson: Hi.

LPC: Hey, it’s Smitty! I got cut off. Sorry about that.

Jackson: Oh, okay. What happened? Some guy came on the line?

LPC: —No, my line just went dead. I wasn’t sure what even happened.

LPC: I was like, hello. Anybody there? Hello?

LPC: Okay, so I'm in the process of rounding this up.

Jackson: Are you on the line now, Smitty? Because this is Devin. I don't know what the hell just happened on that call.

Jackson: I was like, I feel like my phone is fucking, I don't know if the government. I don't know what the fuck's going on.

Devin: I don't know. I don't know if it's bugging me, man. I don't know.

LPC: No, I'm here. Yes.

Devin: Shmetti, I do have a question for you. Are you with fast service? LOC?

LPC: Yes.

Devin: Okay, perfect! I just wanna make sure. So, Jamie is your dispatcher, correct?

LPC: Uh, correct.

Devin: Alright, perfect! Yeah, we’re good to go. Um,I—I sent the BOL to Jamie, so if you have any questions in regards to pickup addresses or anything like that, please contact your dispatcher, okay?

LPC: Oh, so just go to them with any further inquiries, you’re saying?

Devin: Yes, sir. Your dispatcher have all the information. We're all good. She said that you're about 30 minutes out, and I believe I'm tracking you guys now.

Devin: Looks like update was in Aurora, Colorado. So we're all good to pick up, man. If you can get there ASAP, please do, all right?

LPC: You bet.

SPEAKER_02: Good vibes, CBD.

Jackson: All right. Thank you. Thank you.

Jackson: Hello.

LPC: Jackson, it’s me again. How you doin’?

Jackson: Good, bro. It's your Schmitty. Are you using like a scrambler to call me or something?

Jackson: because my phone is being weird.

LPC: No.

Jackson: —Like a burner service or something, yeah?

LPC: No [delay] No. Anyway, I was just gonna see if I could possibly get a little CBD, just for my own personal sesh.

Jackson: Oh, is this—Are you gonna be driving the load today?

LPC: Yeah! I just mean whenever it’s convenient. Something I was interested in.

Jackson: Yeah! I’m so confused right now. I don’t even know what’s going—But yeah, the—Sure, yeah! Of course! Absolutely—

LPC: Awesome.

Jackson: No problem. Text me an address or wherever you'd like me to send it. I can say.

Jackson: you a little bit.

Woman: Hello?

Jackson: See, do you hear that person coming in right now?

Jackson: No.

LPC: Joe, Jackson, you're with me?

LPC: Hello.

Jackson: Hey, man, your phone is just—There’s somethin’ wrong with your phone.

LPC: I don’t know what the problem is.

Jackson: And I actually, this is your number.

Jackson: This is even better because I can text you the info for the pickup.

Jackson: Are you going to go pick that up in Denver right now?

LPC: Yes.

Jackson: Okay, great.

Jackson: I'll text.

Jackson: you because it seems like the longer we stay on the phone, it literally had somebody else pick

Jackson: up the phone and join the call. I don't know what is going on. It's the strangest thing I've

LPC: never had it. No, I lost you completely. And I was like, hello?

Jackson: Dude. Yeah. Yeah, it's starting again right now. Yeah, it's actually starting again right

Jackson: now. It's starting to crackle and do the same thing. I'm going to text you, okay?

LPC: Okay, that’s great! That’s awesome!

Jackson: Okay, talk to you soon.

Jackson: Thank you so much.

LPC: Thank you.

LPC: Okay.

Jackson: Okay.

Jackson: So if you just text me an address, I'll get that sent to you.

Jackson: Okay.

LPC: Perfect.

Jackson: All right.

Jackson: Okay, thank you so much!

Jackson: How may I help you?

LPC: Hey, Jackson.

Jackson: How may I help you?

LPC: Smitty, Delio.

LPC: Do you know when I could expect payment?

Jackson: Uh, did—Did you pick up the load?

LPC: Yes.

Jackson: Okay. You delivered the load?

LPC: Yes, sir.

Jackson: The freight terminal never gave you the loan, though, right?

Jackson: Didn't they close?

LPC: No, I did what I was supposed to do up there.

LPC: I never got any CBD or any payments.

Jackson: You went to the freight line.

LPC: Well, yeah.

Jackson: Didn't you sit there for quite some time?

Jackson: Is that right?

LPC: Oh, long time.

Jackson: And then did they end up giving it to you?

LPC: I didn’t get any money from them, no.

Jackson: No, the freight.

Jackson: Did they give you the freight?

LPC: Yeah.

LPC: And I dropped it off and I did everything.

LPC: Oh, bur.

LPC: Look, you promised me CBD and a payment.

LPC: That's all I'm trying to find out about here.

Jackson: Yeah.

Jackson: What I'm confused about, what I'm trying to find out about is I thought that the load wasn't picked up.

Jackson: So that's what I'm trying to do.

Jackson: So you can do what you're trying to do.

Jackson: Does that make sense?

LPC: No, I'd completed everything on time.

LPC: and 100%.

Jackson: Okay.

LPC: That's how I'd like to operate.

LPC: I don't like to leave loose ends hanging or any stragglers or anything like that.

Jackson: Yeah, because I was told that they wouldn't release it to you, the freight line.

Jackson: Does that sound familiar?

LPC: No, it doesn't.

LPC: So you're not going to pay me or what?

Jackson: No, I think you're confusing me with somebody because you're, you're,

Jackson: So what's the load? Do you have the paperwork?

LPC: Hey, this is Smitty Delio.

LPC: I mean, I talked to you, fair and square.

LPC: Do you remember talking to me about this?

LPC: I went along with you, and I did step by step.

Jackson: No, you’re talking about Devin.

LPC: I talked to you, and I talk to Devin, I talked to Jackson.

LPC: I talked to Devin.

LPC: I talked to the freight people.

LPC: I talked to everybody I was supposed to talk to.

Jackson: Okay! Do you have the proof of delivery? Do you—

LPC: Yes, I do.

Jackson: Okay, awesome.

LPC: Yeah.

Jackson: Can you, can you,

Jackson: send it over to me?

LPC: I already sent it.

Jackson: See, I didn't get that.

Jackson: You keep saying that you sent it.

LPC: Big man.

LPC: Oh, I sent it last week.

LPC: I was waiting to give you plenty of time to prepare my payment.

LPC: And now you're saying, oh, I never got it.

LPC: I mean, what do I have to do here?

Jackson: Devin, you keep switching the people you're talking about.

LPC: Oh, I'm not switching anything, guy.

LPC: I did my job.

Jackson: You're not talking to Devin right now.

LPC: I’m talkin’ to Jackson.

Jackson: Correct.

LPC: And I worked around the club.

LPC: clock. I worked up and down. I worked around the clock for you people. I don't own the freight line.

Jackson: You have to talk to Devin for payment. I don't know what's going on with that.

LPC: Just listen. Just give me a hundred bucks. Boom. We're done. I'll call it good. That's it. I don't need to

LPC: bother you any further. What do you say?

Jackson: No, I don't handle any of the payment. It's not anything to do with you.

LPC: You were going to give me money and CBD. Here's what you're going to do. And I don't have to do.

LPC: have anything here. I was driving up and down and going up and down the stairs and everything.

Jackson: Oh, you're talking about for the boxes. Yeah. Yeah. I did everything.

Jackson: You need to relax. Devin is the one that pays you for the freight. I talked to you last week. I said I would

LPC: —Oh, bigtime! [delay] I had to pull a pulley; I had to get onto an assembly line, just ‘cause I wanted to lend a hand!—

LPC: hand because I'm professional. You know, I'm a professional. And when they said they need a hand in there,

LPC: I lend them a hand. You know, what do you want for me?

Jackson: I want you to send me the proof of delivery and send me your address; you never sent that to me.

LPC: I sent everything I was supposed to send and this guy’s havin’ me pull ropes and I had to pull a pulley, I had to get on a ladder, I had to do everything!

Jackson: You need to relax! You’re not hearing what I’m sayin’.

LPC: Oh, I hear ya! I know I don’t have any money, I don’t have any CBD; I don’t have anything I’m supposed to have! [delay] [inhales & exhales]

LPC: Just meet me and give me $100. Boom.

LPC: And the store. We're done.

Jackson: You still haven’t sent me the POD. You’re talking about Devin and now you’re calling me, asking for money—

Jackson: I'm talking to you. Fair and Square. I'm not the freight company. I'm not the freight company. I'm going to hang up the phone.

Jackson: Hello? How may I help you?

Jackson: Hey, hello. How may I help you?

LPC: It's a Smitty Delio. What's happening in here? Hey, what's up in? How are you?

LPC: I'm in. How are you? I'm hanging in there.

LPC: I'm just trying to collect on this monetary thing we had going here last week.

Jackson: Yeah, so the thing is, you never—I was talking about a shipment in Colorado and I think you’re calling me about a shipment, like, a long time ago, maybe like two months ago and I’m not a freight company—

LPC: No.

Jackson: —so you’re confusing me and calling me, because you didn’t—

LPC: —No, no, no, no!—

Jackson: You didn't pick up four pallets.

LPC: —Yes, I did! I don’t think you understand what’s going on here!—

LPC: When I got to the freight place, listen to me, when I got to the freight place, they had me walking dogs over there.

LPC: I had to help paint a wall.

LPC: They were putting me to work at this freaking place here.

Jackson: Pain a wall? What are you talking about?

LPC: I had to climb on a ladder. They were like, give me a hand here.

Jackson: —Yeah, you’re pissing me off. You keep calling me and you’re not making sense. Send me a POD—

LPC: Send me a check, guy.

Jackson: Send me your MC number. You don't have anything. You just keep calling me and harassing me.

Jackson: Quit calling me.