The I Love CVille Show With Jerry Miller! - Two Fires Torch & Terrorize Tenantless Tent Town; Fire Marshal Investigating Blaze As Possible Arson

Episode Date: September 3, 2026

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Tweet, Jenny, Jenny who. Good Thursday afternoon, guys. I'm Jerry Miller, and thank you kindly for joining us on the I Love Seville Show. It is absolutely our pleasure to connect with you, the viewer and listener, on Charlottesville, Almera County, and Central Virginia's number one ranked media platform. 27 social media and podcasting platforms, our show airs upon, and we encourage you, the viewer and listener, to be the star. of the show, share your ideas, all for perspective on what we are discussing, pass along

content, concepts, and storylines. And we'll probably feature them on the show. We're going to vet you first. You've got to be a trusted member of the family, and you'll see the trusted members of the family. We show their photos on screen, on the show. This is not the anonymity of Charlottesville subreddit, keyboard muscles that are, you know, you know, utilized by the absolute dregs of society. Shooter Wickhauer is getting a a little bit of enjoyment out of that. It's the drugs of society at the Charlottesville suburb.

Doesn't mean I don't check it. It's like the National Enquirer of Charlestville. That's what that is. I still read the National Inquirer of Charlottesville when I'm buying my cold beer and my groceries, well, I don't, you know, when I'm at the grocery store. You don't go grocery shopping. When I'm in the aisle at the grocery store,

store, oftentimes it's as a visit to the grocery store as a reward for one of our two sons for doing something good. We reward them with, say, candy. Have you seen the price of candy recently at the grocery store? Find me something that you can get at Wegmans. Candy-wise, that's under $2. Find me something that you can get that's under $3. Everything is king-size, and all the king size is smaller than what I remember king's size to be, the quintessential shrinkflation. Ladies and gentlemen, a lot to cover on the broadcast today. We're going to talk two fires terrorizing and torching, tentless, tent town.

Say that three times fast. Let's go two-shot Judah Wickhauer. Studio camera, then two-shot. Judah, can you say this? three times fast, two fires, torch and terrorize, tentless tent-town. Of course I can. Let's see. Hold on just a second.

The man always knows we go with him on a two-shot to start the program, and rarely has the two-shot ready to go. Well, when I'm getting everything set up, you're not usually sitting in your seat, so I don't know how to set up. I've got one camera and a two camera, both for Jerry. Betsy Hill Nuget. Welcome to the Rugged. He loves his cameras.

I don't love the cameras. Keith Smith loves the camera. Okay. There's not a camera that Keith Smith does not love. Our friend and the star of Real Talk with Keith Smith, I hope he's watching the program. Keith Smith loves the camera. Our Hunter Tentown Tongue Twister?

Okay. Are you ready? Betsy Hill-Nuchit, can you do this? You're right now in between lessons at Borset, maybe enjoying your lunch break while watching the program. I would love Betsy if you would do this with us on your break. Say this, in fact, all the viewers and listeners that are watching the program. Georgia Gilmer, Janice Boyce Trillian, Claire Turney, watching the program, Philip Dow, Matt Neese, Bob Yarborough, Kristen, is it Koch, is it coach, is it Coat, Kristen.

She's smart, Katie Mullins. I love your commercial, Katie Mullins. I saw it during the UVA football game, and you featured I Love Seville in the last shot. Excellent work. Derek Bond, the owner of Mose in the Melting Pot, watching the program. Rob Garland, Rob Garland, every time I see you, I want to give you a flying chest bump, one of Charlottesville's best photographers. All right, all viewers and listeners, including Mike Kachis, Lloyd Snook, Jesse Rutherford, Mike Pruitt, and yes, even you, Michael Payne, despite the fact you just moved out of your parents' basement. Judah hates when I'm saying Michael Payne. I should sing Michael Payne, early 30s, mid-30s living in his parents' basement. Two fires, torch, and tear. What's that? Judge not.

Tushay. Two fires, torch and terrorized, tentless, tent town. Three times fast, Judah Wickhauer. All the viewers and listeners do it with us. I'll give it to you again. Two fires, torch and terrorize, tentless, tenantless. I'm even screwing it up. I screwed it up.

Two fires, torch and terrorize, tenetless tent town. Is it on our list? You can't read it. Oh, I can't read it? Two fires, torch and terrorize. tenantless tent town three times fast on your mark everybody with us at the same time while jud is doing on your mark gets that go two fires torch and terrorize tenantless tent town two fires torch and terrorized tentless tentless tenetless oh man my turn okay good luck two fires torch and terrorize tenantless tent town two fires torch and

terrorize tenantless tent town two fires torch and terrorize tenantless tent town two fires torch and terrorize tenantless tent town two fires, torch, and terrorize, tenantless tent town, boom. Nice. That's what happened last night. We had massive blazes where the police department and the fire department were on site. Do we have a photo? Yes, we do. This is a photo sent to us by the Queen of Jack Jewett, Carol Thorpe, a photo courtesy of

Chas Bowman. Put the photo on screen. Look at what happened. a local resident took this picture. It was sent to the water cooler content and conversation in the I Love Seville Show. Do you have it on screen? I do.

Look at the screen. Look at the screen. Viewers and listeners, look at the screen. This is a fire. A massive one. It required the fire marshals, the fire department, the Charlottesville Police Department. It required a statement issued by Afton Schneider, the city spokesman. saw Afton Schneider this morning.

She said, what up, Jerry? I got no beef with Afton. I think she's incredibly stylish. I hope someone, Kyle Irvin, one of the viewers and listeners, City Hall listens to this show every day. Afton Schneider might be the most stylish city hall employee this side of Chip Boyles. Chip Boyles, the interim, was he the interim or was he the full-time city manager?

He was here for a New York minute, a Mudhouse Cop of Coffee, Chip Boyles before he pieced out is Chip in Fredericksburg right now Is that right Chip? I know Chip just enjoyed some tailgating in Batten Rouge his old stopping ground at LSU. I think Chip Boyles, I'm going to check

his LinkedIn, is in Fredericksburg. Let me confirm that. He is the executive director of the George Washington Regional Commission. Old Chip Boyles. He was the city manager of Charlottesville for 10 months. He was the executive director of the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission for nearly seven years.

Before he was thrown into the proverbial fire as the city manager of Charlottesville, he stayed there for 10 months. He eventually quit amidst the Dr. Rashall Brackney fallout when Dr. Brackney decided to sue everyone and anyone tied to City Hall, claiming she was fired because she was a black female. What really intrigued me about that lawsuit? City Hall did not even respond to her, acknowledge her lawsuit. The press conference with the Johnny Cochran attorney, the three-piece suit wearing leather loafer, Italian loafer attorney, who set up a makeshift press conference in front of the free speech wall with Dr. Brackney next to him.

City Hall didn't even respond to him. Now Dr. Brackney is the police chief at Jackson, Mississippi, one of the most crime-stricken and crime-ridden cities in all of America. she's now in the midst of an investigation where criminals stole a gun from the Jackson, Mississippi Police Department from an actual police cruiser and used that gun to murder three people. Including a child. Including a child. Awful story. Horrible story. Obviously not lit at her feet, but.

Still the police chief. Still dealing with it. Afton Schneider, how I got on this monologue, I saw her walking down City Hall today. said, what up, Jerry? I went back and dapped her up. I said, what up, Afton? And we went our ways. She was flossing. She's dressed of the nines. Afterton, you were flosset. Maybe the most fashion forward city employee we've seen since the bowtie clad chip boils in City Hall. Right? Right? Okay. You've had some favorable words for...

Dr. Terry and Richardson was fashion forward. not to mention Sam Sanders being his stylish self. I think Sam's got to step it up a little bit with the game. Sam's got to step it up with a little bit with the game. Sam Sanders watches and listens to the show. I'd say, you know, the men's and boys shop in the downtown mall would take good care of you, Sam.

I think he needs to step it up a little bit with the attire. Just saying that. I mean, he's clocking, he's knocking on the door of $300,000 in total compensation. We can have a, you know, three or four of early nice suits and the rotation, just my two cents. But look at what this overnight blaze required. You ready? Put the photo back on screen. Two fires torch and terrorize tenantless tent town required the Charlottesville Police Department to show up, Judah. The Charlottesville Fire Department to show up Judah required a statement from Afton Snyder, the city spokeswoman this morning to local

media, and it's now being investigated by the fire marshal, Judah. I mean, this reeks, I'm not jumping to conclusions. I don't want to, you know, stomp on my jump to conclusions, Matt, over here. I'm not jumping to conclusions or leaping on the jump to conclusions, Matt. This reeks of arson, two separate fires. Does it not? Oh, I would think so. That was my first thought.

the thank god you know jesu christo doing my cross here even though i'm southern baptist grew up in a jewish neighborhood raised southern baptist educated in a catholic school i'm a religious mutt literally a religious mutt just call me lucy the beautiful brown dog the first dog i ever adopted from the fluvana spc aa that was german shepherd and chow chow a mut that dog was mean and loyal she loved one person and only one person and that was me, hated everybody else. Literally despise everybody else. Chow, Chow, German Shepherd, that dog don't mess around.

Lift to like 18 years old. 17 real good years. Last year was terrible. Should have probably put her down at 17. My first dog, extremely difficult to do. I'm a religious mutt. I'm crossing myself the only saving grace from this two fires,

torch and terrorized tenantless tent town is it was tenantless. Yeah. Now the cleanup crew they've hired, The job is exponentially harder. There's a story in the Charlottesville Media Group platform about the cleanup crew. Did you read that story? This guy has had to categorize how he cleans.

First, it's like the actual crap that's left by the tenants at Tentown. There's the big stuff that's going to a landfill, but... And Ivy. But they have to identify things like propane tanks to make sure that those don't... get sent. So that's the second category of stuff they're cleaning, propane tanks. Then they've got to go back through and... And he says there's used heroin needles everywhere. Yeah, there's like a front loader that they're using to push a lot of this stuff to get it somewhere, you know, I would imagine in the back of a truck so they can take it to the landfill. But they have to make sure they're not

taking things like propane tanks. Then they've got to go back through and like do a fine comb through the brush. For the used heroin needles, people chasing the dragon, pump the white china into their veins, into, in between their toes, the dripping used heroin, used syringes are everywhere. He said that's the third sweep we have to make.

The company is signature property maintenance. They've been contracted by the city to clear the trash. Evidently, it's riddled and convoluted and just, it just, you know, smeared, as if you're smearing cream cheese on a bagel, locks on a bagel. Look at me a smear of trash everywhere. That's not the metaphor I would have used. Shmeared with trash.

Shmere those locks on the banks of the Rivana River. Jerry is calling on his Jewish heritage. There's a raised in a Jewish neighborhood. A little Yiddish. Raised, raised in the Jewish neighborhood. A little smear. Three sweeps, Judah. First, the trash.

Second, the propane tanks. and third the use syringes. I wouldn't be surprised it was more than just three sweeps, but yeah. Unbelievable. The blaze yesterday, thank God no one was there. It happened two hours after

town became tenantless. I hope that I hope it was just stuff that they decided to leave and not... You think the fire was caused on its own accord. I didn't say that.

There was rain yesterday. but the fire started on its own accord. There was rain here. There was rain. Yeah, there was. It was a little dabble, a little smear of rain. I know my parents got rain. We got rain.

There was rain here. We didn't get any rain here. No rain? I mean, I was only here until around 6 o'clock, but when the storm winds came through here, I kept looking over and waiting to see if it was going to start pouring. And it never did. I never saw a drop of rain here.

No rain? No rain here. All I can say is that my life is pretty plain. I like watching the puddles gather after rain. And all I could do is just pour some tea for two and speak my point of view, but it's not the same. It's not sane. No rain. The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plane.

And I don't understand why I sleep all day. And I start to complain that there's no rain. And all I can do is read a book to stay awake and it rips my life away, but it's a great, great, great escape. You need a higher voice. I can't sing. We're, do-do. You need a higher-pitched voice. I can do the tones.

Oh, you got to. I would love to hear it. No, I can't. Please. I don't even know the words of the song. Please, for Maggie in the back. We can cue up the lyrics. Please, Maggie in the back, let's hear you to sing.

I'm not going to do it any more justice than you did. We'll give some attention to Snow's outdoor living. My wife and I have finalized plans for a 275 square foot patio. fire pit, seating wall, handpick planings. We're actually going to go with part of this project, and I'll start showing it on the I Love Seville Network, some artificial turf in a small area that's going to be very easy to manage. But a 275 square foot patio seating wall,

fire pit white hydranias to complement the gray stone. Hydrangeous? Yeah, what did I say? Hydranias. Okay. Hydrangeous, hydrangeous. My life is pretty plain. I'm just trying to stay sane. Snow's outdoor living has been incredible to deal with.

I can't speak highly enough of Corbett Snow's team and Trevor Chandler. These folks have been absolutely incredible. Four design mock-ups, multiple options in each design, in each round of design, and something that's completely pleased my wife. And that makes me extremely happy. If you're doing anything outdoor or hardscape or fire pit or peat, or patio related, it's an absolute slam dunk to call these folks.

Wait till you see the design. I can't wait to show it, and I can't wait to see it in real life. If you're just tuning into the program, there was a massive fire. I mean, when do we start asking the question, did it impact any structural integrity of Freebridge? You're going to say it's far enough away?

You're saying that's a stretch, J-dubs? I'm going to say there's a, gulf between burning up tents and setting a concrete and tar and metal bridge

Judah says don't worry keep driving the $20,000 cars and trucks and automobiles that pass on free bridge every day. Don't you worry that you're on free bridge and that bridge is shaken left and right? It's supposed to do that, by the way. and the two fires that torched and terrorized tenantless tent town did not damage that passageway in any capacity.

Just keep driving on there with your wife and kids and your families and your friends. They're Judah Wickcower, that bridge, safe and approved. That's what you're saying. I have 100% approve of the bridge. That's terrifying. That's totally terrifying. I mean, if somebody can give me proof that there is even the whiff of a chance that a burning tent could set a concrete and metal bridge on fire, I will gladly eat my words. The proof is this. A fire adjacent to Freebridge that torched and terrorized tenantless tent town is not.

damaging the steel and concrete that makes up free bridge, yet the inclement weather is impacting the structural integrity of the Dewberry skeleton on the downtown mall. Make it make sense. The free bridge that has fires next to it, has meth labs associated with it, is not impacted the concrete and steel in any structural integrity capacities, yet, Yet the Dewberry skeleton, the concrete in the steel, the structural integrity is without question impacted by being exposed to the elements, even though it's nowhere near a torching or a blaze or a fire. Are you trying to make a salient point? I'm just saying. Can we not compare the two? You disagree?

I don't think we can compare the two. A, we don't even know if the fire touched the bridge. if it did, I'd still be extremely surprised if there was any damage to the bridge, but I don't think the fire was close enough to the bridge to even matter. Comets, put them in the feed, we'll relay them live on air. Deep Throat, we're going to get to your comment as a matter of moments. Deep Throat, we'll get to your comment on it. Oh, Deep Throat's got a comment on it.

God, I love some deep throat. I saw him yesterday. Screamed his name down the hallway. I think I might have embarrassed him. His son was, I don't know if your old... You didn't scream deep throat down the hallway. No, no, no. Everybody turns to look.

I didn't scream. I didn't scream down the hallway. Hey, deep throat. Yo, deep throat. Get over here. Deep throat. Give me some deep throat. Come over here.

I didn't scream that. I didn't say that about deep throat. I should scream this first night. If I had screamed, hey, deep throat, I probably would have been kicked out and banned from where I was for perpetuity. Deep throat, I don't know if you know this, but your oldest Sion, high voice, who's not so high voice anymore. It's more like medium high voice because he's getting older,

was walking outside of his school, I think it was earlier this week or late last week, and I was coming out of the tennis shop on Lou Stevens Tennis Shop, and I saw him from afar. In fact, our oldest son Trey said, isn't that high voice? And I looked, and I'm like, that is high voice. I rolled down the window from the Family Ford Explorer

and started screaming High Voices' name at the top of my lungs, and high voice looked around because people, he heard someone screaming his name. And finally he acknowledged me with a wave, much to his embarrassment and much to my joy over there. It was truly awesome. He says this, on the fire, as far as fire damage goes, concrete with rebar starts to lose structural integrity

at 300 degrees Celsius. Propane burns, depending on a lot of stuff, at like 2,000 degrees Celsius. We get a tip from someone who was at the location of the fire. This is the tip the I Love Seville show receives that's at the location of the fire. And this particular individual who asked for anonymity said he heard small propane tanks popping every few minutes that drove the fire spread. momentum. Wow. So deep throats says, hey, the structural integrity of a bridge, concrete and rebar starts to fall, diminish, lose at 300 degrees Celsius, propane's burning at

2,000 degrees Celsius. And this is a perfect segue, and he also adds this deep throat. So if someone left a propane tank next to the bridge piers, yeah, that could be a problem with the propane burn, but a fire 100 yards away probably not going to be an issue. There was, uh, multiple propane tanks that, according to our source on site, that got caught in this blaze. And that's a perfect segue into Bill McChesney, William's photo on screen, the mayor of McIntyre. See, these are key members of the family. You see their photos on screen. We know these people.

We vetted these people. They pass along content to us that we trust. William, the mayor of McIntyre, says this, his photos on screen now. How about the nearby businesses? How are they impacted by this? A fire. segue to reparations, Judah Wickhauer, reparations and nearby businesses. Look at those eyebrows move. Is that Dwayne the Rock Johnson or Judah Wickhauer? Can you do them again? Look at that.

Ladies, he's single and ready to mingle. Can you do them again for the camera? That's Dwayne the Rock Johnson right there. Look at those eyebrows move. I can also do the ears. Well, you can't, let me see the ears. You can't really see the ears because your hair is long. Oh, look at Ed. You can see the ears. I got like elf over here. Albert the elf. Albert the elf.

Should the East High Street businesses be offered reparations, Judah? Of any capacity. Tax abatement. Any kind of reparations for the East High Street businesses. Tax abatement, that's an interesting idea. Viewers and listeners, your thoughts. Now that tenantless tent town has been torched and is a thing of tomorrow or yesterday.

Should they be offered reparations, Malcolm Inge, Lauren and Ivy, Deep Throat, Georgia Gilmer, Carol Thorpe, should they be offered reparations Vanessa Parkhill, Janice Boistervillian, Lee Capshaw, should they be offered reparations Matt Neese and Aaron Mooney and handsome Hank Martin? Judah Wickauer, you go first. I think the tax abatement idea is,

is a more, perhaps a more elegant solution than, uh, than, uh, giving them money. Isn't the tax amatement solution basically giving them money? More or less. But it's different. I mean, how many, uh, how many businesses use, uh, use, uh, taxes as, uh, you know, as a means of, uh, what is it, uh, where are, you're going with this. No, I'm just talking about, like, in terms of, like, investments. If you lose on an investment, you can use that as a way to cut down on your future taxes. The city, the city on businesses. I know. I'm just saying. Charges taxes on top line revenue. You're paying those taxes in March. Okay. What they could do for some of these East High Street businesses is

offer some kind of abatement of some capacity. Yeah. Over a period of time, or akin to a period of time, that tent town terrorize traffic along. Terrorized traffic? It terrorized foot traffic. The Rivana River Company? Imagine the position the Rivana River Company is in. Oh, I know.

The Rivana River Company is right there in Tentown. and its landlord is the city of Charlottesville. I want you to think about that. That's nuts. Is it not? Who do you complain to? Exactly. Go to complain to your landlord that there are people on your lawn and they're like,

oh yeah, we let them stay on your lawn. Like imagine if somebody was on your house, you rent it, and your landlord's like, oh, yeah, we got these people that needed some place to stay, so we told them they could use your yard. Coznor Brothers? Right? Charlestville Glass and Mirror? Any of them there?

Shirley McNulty and Patrick McAdam's watching the program on YouTube. Subscribe to the I Love Sebel Network on YouTube. Shirley McNulty, does the move to Holiday Drive mean Stonefield will be the new downtown for homeless. Now that the bridge goes over 29, I'm just curious. There's a new tent town that's popped up down Route 29 in Amaro County. The city of Charlestville just took its encampaign. in the city disbanded the encampment.

Now I'm told the encampment is up 29 north next to the disc golf location by the English Inn and the Boto's on 29. There's an encampment that's dropped that's jumped up over there. I'm not now Almar County is going to deal with the Tentown terrorizing and the taxing tariffs from Tent Town. Get ready, Almero County. How do you like them apples? How do you like that revenue sharing agreement? Matt Damon slapping the note on the door of the window of the Dunkin' Donuts. Do you like apples, Judah?

Do you like apples? Of course I do. Well, I got her number. How do you like them apples? Charlottesville City saying that to Al Morrow County. You like apples? Jeff Richardson? Nick Galloway and Mike Pruitt?

Sam Sanders is saying this to Jeff Richardson and the Board of Supervisors. While I kick them out of the city, now the encampments in Almaro County, how do you like them apples? Go deal with it. That's what's happening right now. Patrick McAdams' photo on screen.

He's one of the best lacrosse players to ever matriculate through Almorel County Public Schools. Fantastic Amarral LaCross head coach at one time. Now his son goes to Almoreal County Public Schools, Patrick McAdams. The millions going to serve the tenants of Tentown might as well have been thrown in the river. At least the taxpayers might then have the chance to wait out into the current

and save some of their hard-earned cash from being swept away. Patrick McAdams as, you have to do something that matters positively for businesses and not just the people creating problems because of the manifest destiny which the Charlestville City Council has tacitly endorsed or created. He also adds 100% right on, Shirley. Love the bridge to nowhere.

That bridge from Tentown to Stonefield is a, bridge to nowhere. Philip Dow says, the mayor of Scottsville, Philip Dow, his photo on screen, the East High Street businesses should class action lawsuit the city. Janice Boyce Trevillian says

I think the coffee shop that keeps getting monetary damages, that keeps getting damaged by the homeless should get some kind of tax break for sure. That's client in front of the program. Kid Ashi, we helped her purchase Krobe's, it's now tangerines. We helped her purchase Kuma

on Ellywood, it's another fantastic business in her portfolio. She owns Camila's, the old Billy Joe's, and in the one week period of time, a drunklin homeless man has picked up a chair and shattered her storefront window for no reason whatsoever.

And then 72 hours later, 96 hours later, a drunken lunatic, an insane homeless man, walked into her coffee shop, and started self-pleasuring herself, himself, in the dining room. I mean, we're talking Rosie Paul over here.

What the hell's going on? What is going on? That's in a 96-hour period of time for a female-owned business that she's had to deal with. Yeah. Elliot Harding's watching the program, one of the best defense attorneys out there. He says his cousin, who is Brent Harding, his tire and automobile dealership, Harding's Auto, would gladly take a tax. abatement. No doubt. Brett Harding is also a fantastic real estate

flipper. He's doing fantastic work as a real estate flipper. He's got an automobile dealership and a tire Tyler, a lot of people don't know this. The Harding family are like tire emphasis, is the word epizario? Impresario? Tire King Pence. They got a massive tire

business in Fork Union, Virginia. Brent's selling a boatload of rubber and a boatload of tire on East High Street. The Hardings know tires like the Pope knows Holy Water. The Hardings know tires like Charlottesville City Council knows taxpayer malpractice. The Harding's no tires like Judah Wickhauer knows eyebrow shiftyness. Look at that eyebrow shiftyness. John Bishop watching the program. Thank you for watching the show, John Bishop. I don't know what your comment. You go fish.

Get them, Jerry means. But I do appreciate you watching and listening to the show. Conan Owen is watching the program. He's the owner of Sir Speedy Central Virginia. Hush! Hot damn, Codin Owen did a great job on yesterday's show. And I think Coden Owen, the owner of Sir Speedy Central Virginia, should host his own weekly show on the I Love Seville Network,

the Charlestville business spotlight where Conan Owen, the owner of Surveedia Central Virginia, interviews in Q&A capacity and fashion, other business owners locally. He could feature his clients, he could feature movers and shakers. This show used to do that.

Now it's turned into the water cooler of content and conversation Daily News in Charlottesville. Conan would crush it in that regard. Regardless, he's the CEO of SurSpeedia Central Virginia, and goodness gracious, if you need signage or any kind of tangent, marketing done, you contact Conan and Sir Speedy because boy oh boy, they'll do the job right

and they'll do it right the first time. Drek mail, stickers, lanyards, vinyl lettering, merchandise, uniforms. This banner behind me and Judah, Conan Owen and Sir Speedy in Central Virginia. He says, Jerry and Judah, congratulations. The New York Post wants to offer you a job as a page one headline writer with your gold standard headline from today's show. Two fires, torch and terrorize, tenantless, tent town. You get paid by the letter? No, you don't get paid by the letter. I used to be a headline writer at the Daily Progress editor,

one of the youngest editors in Daily Progress history. You don't want that job. You don't want that job. Actually, I was talking to my parents today about this. You don't want to be in that line of work. I mean, look at what we're doing here. Why does someone need institutional media? that's clogged with heavy payroll in obscene overhead.

When you got two community stewards, Judah and yours truly, offering you the most straightforward and legitimate, incredible, authentic, and far from jokester news possible on the I Love Seville Show, 1230 to 130, Monday through Friday, the number one-wing platform in Charleston, Central Virginia. Philip Dowell, the mayor of Scottsville. as of today how many 10 people have gone to holiday drive yesterday it was 16 now that number is up to a whopping 26 judah wick hour 26 people in fact mouth is a powerful thing in fact handsome Hank martin's watching the program

Hank Martin's photo on screen Jerry all jokes aside the what is he saying the fb area along the Rivana I would think what's the fb area how many understand Sammy sink here. Jerry, all jokes aside, the FB area along the Rivana River, I would think, will require sanitization and environmental remediation to eliminate biohazards, sharp objects, and waste to protect both the river and trail users. What's the FB area? I'm trying to figure out. I'll tell you what I'm not going to be doing running around that part of the trail anytime soon. it would be absolutely absurd for someone to think that a used

chasing the dragon white china utilizing heroin needle won't be forgotten out there and the cleanup sweep John Blair says he's got a comment let me get to John Blair's comment gosh I love John Blair he's also a sharp dresser his son is a fantastic squash player

John Blair I won't wait into the reparations debate, and I certainly know that every business is different, but our family went to Sugar Bear twice this summer. I did not notice any smaller crowds than last summer. Again, that's purely anecdotal, but if the idea is tax abatement, I would suggest a process in which the business has to present audited revenue numbers to the city and prove a substantial decline in revenue compared to 2025. There you go. That's a man that's used to running jurisdictions and cities offering guidance. I think that's fair. That's what I was talking about in terms of if it was going to be monetary reparations, then would that be for things stolen from a business? Would that be for

damages as in the broken window? I mean, our friends, John and Andrew Vermilion, we'll give them some loves. They're partners of the show, friends of the show. Charlottesville Sanitary supplies on East High Street. Their sister company, Charlottesville swimming pool company. They're awesome dudes. They're rock stars, 63 years of this business. They told us things were stolen from their business all the time. They had the town tenants go up and shake down employees for money.

And at that point, you just give it to them because you don't, you fear them what they're going to do after hours if you don't. 63 years of business, Charlestful Sanitary Supply. online at Charlestful Sanitary Supply.com. And soon to launch a sister company, which we've helped them build brand and get ready to launch, that is just an indication of how their business is evolving

even more into this service-oriented business. Anything cleaning supplies, sanitary supplies, swimming pool, meala vacuves, bone of wood flooring. It hits John Vermillion and Andrew Vermillion. Patrick McAdam says, this is the only source the I Love Seville show of news and content.

I don't miss a show, not one. And he said the interview yesterday with Conan Owen was amazing. The guy is a fountain of common sense, he says. And see you later, 4577 says FB is fireburned area, Jerry. Oh, Hank Martin is saying free bridge area. The other person is saying fireburn area. Free bridge area. How did we?

Neither of us think of that. free bridge area. I didn't think about that. Hague Martin says, if people could hear propane tanks exploding, that's interesting. At 920 degrees Fahrenheit to 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit, propane spontaneously ignites without a spark. At 1,200 plus degrees, direct flame contact weakens the metal hall while pressure builds triggering a violent, boiling, liquid expanding vapor explosion fireball. Jesus! Triggering a violent, boiling, liquid.

Expanding Vapor Explosion Fireball. Man. That sounds like the United States needs to do to Iran. I know what I'm doing next 4th of July. What? I don't even want to ask. I kid. Philip Dowell says John Bishop was referencing him. His nickname is Fish. Oh, I didn't know that.

I didn't know. So Philip Dowell's nickname is Fish. Got it. I like that. Elliot Harding, boo, John Blair, boo. Just give them the tax abatement. Less tax is always John. That's from Esquire, Elliot Harding, to Esquire John Blair.

Curtis Shaver, look, Curtis Shaver's photo on screen. I think Curtis Shaver's got the best photo of anybody in the I Love Seville family. Put Curtis Shaver's on photo on screen. God, I love this photo so much. It's so happy and jolly. Is it on screen? It is.

Look at the screen. Is it not the best photo? That is just a joy. image. I love looking at Curtis Shaver's photo on screen. It's on screen? He's a key member of this family. Inner Circle friend. Was in my

wedding party. Haven't seen him in a minute. Lives in Green over here. Bought a fabulous house in Green with his wife. Look at that photo, of course. He says, it'll be years, years, years before I take my kayaker tube down the Rivana River. Years.

Yeah. Anyone who thinks that this cleaning crew, and I think they're going to do a great job, but anyone thinks this cleaning crew is going to do a good job cleaning up the sharps? I'm not saying they're going to do a bad job, but they're used heroin syringes. I mean, imagine if one of those poked your skin. I don't want to imagine that. If one of those poked your skin? That's, ugh, I don't want to imagine that.

What? That's like instant emergency room visit. I mean, you would be terrified. Right? We have a video of Holiday Drive. Are we going to play the whole thing? How long is this damn video? It's like seven minutes. It's so long.

Is there a way to play the video without really having to hear the CEO of the Arizona consultancy that's running Holiday Drive? I can run it silent if you want. I can put it in a little box above. Oh, you can do a picture and picture. PIP, picture in picture? Yeah, it's... Without shagging up and making the video stream shaggy?

Because we don't want the video stream to get all resed up and shaggy. Don't get it shaggy and res. I make no guarantees. All right, get the P&P. If it starts getting shaggy and resi, stop it right away. See you on it. This is a video of 2000 Holiday Drive. Don't make it shaggy and resi.

You resi and shaggy in it? Hold on. P-I-P it. This is video of 2000 Holiday Drive. It looks pretty awesome. I mean, goodness. Should we go live there, Judah? Should we go live there?

Should we go live at 2000 Holiday Drive? Probably stay at night. Stay a night. Slow barrier shelter. You can chase the dragon. You can pound O.E. I mean, you could do Edward Forty Hands. You and I know, we're not chasing the dragon.

We're not pounding O.E and doing Edward Forty Hans. What language are you talking? You know what Edward Forty Hands is? Who doesn't know what Edward Forty Hands is that's watching this show? You don't know what Edward Forty Hans is? I think everyone knows the same terminology. Was it malcontent in his college and teenage and post-college years? Yeah, everyone was a malcontent.

Are you doing the PIP video? Who knows what Edward Forty Hans is? First want to put what Edward Forty Hans is in the comment section of whatever the 27 social media pages you're watching the program on will live in forever fame here on the I Love Seville Show. Are you PIP in that video? No, not yet. Don't swag and russ it up.

Edward Fortyhan. you don't know what I work 40 hands is? Curtis knows what I word 40 hands is. It's when you get two 40s and you duct tape them to your hands and you can't take them off your hands until they're done. I'd wear 40 hands. No?

Judah's putting the video on screen here. This is 2000 Holiday Drive. We don't have to play the whole thing. Play it without sound. Is it on screen? No. Hold on. You've got to give me a second.

All right. Well, if you can't do it, you can't do it. I can't even resize the thing. without switching it. You're swagging up the stream, aren't you? Not right now. All right, don't worry about it. Don't worry about it.

We don't have to play it. My point is this, is that actually, I'm going to give them props. It looks pretty good. There's beds, and there's tubblewears, and it's clean. And it looks good. I mean, they're doing a really good job. What is the next headline you got, Judah Wickham? Let's see.

If we're going to skip the Arizona CEO, We've got, we can talk about the, the active gunman. All right. I don't want to spend a lot, I don't want to spend a lot of time on this. I don't want to spend a lot of time with this. I struggle to have empathy here. A 19 year old stormed into an elementary school in Waynesboro. Active shooter.

By God's grace, he wasn't after anyone, but I believe a former lover. Is that the story? From what I've heard, and I don't know that there's... The 19-year-old and the school employee in the library? Was it a librarian? Librarian. The 19-year-old? Well, this is news to me, goodness gracious.

Former lover, the librarian? Apparently he went after specifically the librarian. The librarian, I think, was struck, but not... Is the librarian a man or a woman? I don't have any information. about that. Librarian was struck, not killed. Not killed.

Thank God. Gunman later shot himself. I don't know if librarians moved from school to school during the day. I believe I also heard that he was planning on going to another school, but maybe that was just to look for the librarian if he or she was not at the first spot. it's terrible it's worse with the fact that this guy gained entry to the school yeah with a weapon but but as as i said by god's grace he wasn't after anyone else and didn't i mean you know we all know how how badly this could have gone yeah the story like i heard about

this, like in the 11 a.m. hour yesterday, like everybody else did. I was with my wife at the time, and I was visibly like I was in front of her crying, emotional because it's an elementary school and we have an eight-year-old and soon to be four-year-old. And I thought about the kids and their families and their friends, their parents, their futures, everything. It like rocked me to the core, emotional, like literally. And the flood of emotion that ran through me was, obviously, is everyone safe, who's hurt, how many impacted, parents, then a medium like, how are these gunmen still getting into schools? How are they getting into schools?

You don't often hear the active shooter at an elementary school. generally it's more tied to high school. And then the next level of mental gymnastics I had to deal with was later in the day when we found out he terminated his life. Committed, that's suicide? Yeah. Committed suicide. I'm then at that point immediately like you got what you deserve.

and then, or good, and then as a parent I'm like, but what about his mom and dad? What about his family and friends? Mainly what about his mom and dad? And then that's when I like got through this mental struggle and this mental like gymnastics and like it's been weighing heavy on me. It's like this guy stormed into a school. How can you still storm into a school as an announced visitor with the gun? what are we doing here? Thank God more

no one was killed besides him. Thank God the librarian is recovered. Initially pleasure, not pleasured but like he got what he deserved that he killed himself and then fought back that relief or fought back that mindset with oh what about his parents. Miserable situation. I beg and plead and hope that every school does yet another audit.

I mean, how many times have they done these audits of their entry and exit points? Beg and plead and hope that every school again is considering entry and exit audits. Anything you want to add to that? I don't know that there's a whole lot that I can add. I mean, we could go into, you know,

we could go into a better ability to get people mental help that they need. Clearly this person was disturbed. I mean, as Conan said yesterday, anyone who chooses to shoot up, you know, something like that, or even threaten to do it, is not mentally stable.

Right. And he's 100% right about that. It's not a choice, a decision that a sane person makes. Yeah. Next headline, what do you got? We've got UVA versus Yukon. How about this?

one my wife's a Yukon graduate i'm a i'm a uva guy december 20th madison square garden it's like going to be a rough week for you guys husk these cavaliers probably a rough week for the who's although both teams look felt like super talented uva yukon and the world's most famous arena Madison square garden December 20th is that a 3 p.m. tip off on ESPN ms yeah dan hurley against ryan odum uva's basketball schedule I'm going to give you a glimpse. Let me just give you a glimpse of UVA's basketball schedule.

It is murderous row. I'm going to VirginiaSports.com, and I'm going to give you UVA's basketball schedule. I'm also going to encourage you to subscribe to jerry rackliff.com. $8 a month, get you 50 pieces of content per 30-day period. There's no media platform that's offering more coverage on the University of Virginia's athletic department than Jerry Ratcliffe.com.

$8 a month, the price of a cup of coffee. $8 a month. Virginia's basketball schedule. Are you ready, Judah? Exhibition against Vanderbilt and Charleston. It's an exhibition. Then they play John Caliperi in Arkansas. They open the year in a neutral side game

at Capital One Arena in D.C. UVA, Arkansas, and D.C. That's a nationally televised game. They play Maryland in College Park. They have Marquette in the Bahamas tournament, Xavier in the Bahamas tournament. They have the Kentucky Wildcats at home at the John Paul Jones Arena December 2nd, Yukon at Madison Square Garden. The start of the season is exhibition against Vanderbilt,

neutral-site game against Arkansas and D.C., on the road against the Maryland Terrapins, Marquette and Bahamas, Xavier Bahamas, Kentucky, and Charlottesville, and the Huskies and at MSG, boy, oh boy is that murderous row. And goodness gracious, great, balls of fire. I love the schedule. They will be battled tested come Atlantic Coast Conference play.

Something Odom's team was not last year. They played a week out of conference schedule. I think you learned from that. I think you learned from that. I want to give some attention to Charlottesville Business Brokers, a division here at the Miller organization, guys, we are doing a hell of a job brokering the buying and selling of businesses locally.

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The I Love Seville Show is off-air tomorrow. We are back in the saddle on Monday. And on Monday, we will talk, Philip Dow, Cata Cuff, and where we stand with the removal of Cada Cuff from the Amarillo County Board of Supervisors. She's the Jack Jewett District Representative. Judah Wickhauer, Jerry Miller, we had a two-and-a-half-hour meeting this morning with an extremely important client. The meeting went very well, and Judah Wickhauer came up with two genius ideas. Genius ideas. I want to commend you again for those innovative strategies and ideas you came up with today. Good work. For Judah Wickhauer, my name is Jerry Miller. I will see you on Monday on the number one ranked media platform in Charlesville and Central Virginia.