Who the hell are Sean Kilcarr and Tim Brady? They sound like fast talking used car salesmen. Maybe more like those annoying snake oil telemarketers that bother you while you're trying to eat dinner. And what exactly is "American Trucker Magazine?" Google it. The result is www.trucker.com. Go there. "Your #1 source for used trucks, trailers, parts and services from dealerships across the US and Canada!" I didn't find any "magazine." Do a search on "Sirius Lockridge Road Dog" or the "Lockridge Report" and guess what? The result is "WUTR Truckers Radio - The Lockridge Report - writeuptheroad.com" - that's Tim Brady's site.
So here Lockridge goes again. First he is "hawking" a penis enhancement formula, now he is "tied" in with these two fast talking trucking "experts." His "interview" with these two "entrepreneurs" continued through Lockridge's two hours on the air. One of "them" had somewhere to go - another sales call? - and the other - I forget which - stayed. "They" apparently came over from another Sirius show. It doesn't matter which one.
Is "American Trucking Magazine" paying for this time? Is this an "extended" 2 hour infomercial for "Truckers U" and "Writeuptheroad?" every Wednesday? It sure sounds like it.
Once again Lockridge isn't coming clean with "his" audience. Why isn't Lockridge giving a disclaimer that the "following" is a "paid advertisement" for the three or four business entities that Kilcarr and Brady represent. Lockridge must be so hard up for material that his bosses have forced these two "experts" on him. I don't care, but don't try and deceive your audience. Evan. Shame on you!
