last year hopewell collected $1.8 million for speeding tickets. that stretch of interstate. >> trevor: turns out speeding tickets will a lot like uploading pictures of your feet to the internet, brings a surprisingly large amount of money. it changed how i view reckless driving when i learned about this. when i see someone driving 18 in a school zone, i think, wow, that person likes to give back to the community. impressive. when you consider some of the towns are making their entire budget off these tickets, it gives us a good answer to that first question that cops always ask -- sir, do you know why i pulled you over? yeah, because your town is broke as (~bleep~). you should try it with the cops. let me know how it goes. congrats to the towns. i guess they found way to squeeze money out to have the people who made the unforgivable mistake of driving. it's not just about safety, it's about making the money. but it turns out the cops responsible for handing out all of these tickets, they aren't celebrating because the truth is they'd rather be doi

host: from hopewell junction, new york. eric, hello. caller: good morning morning to both of you and props to brian lamb for this amazing form that is in full blossom. and you, you are a numbers guy. i'm not. i am a one-note numbers guy. i called in before about this. i have been taking the personal poll. i do four or five a day. that is a lot of people, thousands. my criteria is, when i find them alone i asked him. my results were, 85% of people were nice. what do you think other people think? that really made it very complex and interesting. nobody was mean to me or nasty to me. they engaged me, check think is a positive, because it is unusual in this age when everyone has a computer in their pocket. no, for somebody to confront them with these kinds of inane on the surface, you know, sort of provocative question, getting out of their sin. you do it all the time. i'm amazed at your abilities and you saying that the polemics in of sides are out of control. it ties into testimony yesterday about who is playing us and how our amygdalas a

host: from hopewell junction, new york. eric, hello.ood morning morning to both of you and props to brian lamb for this amazing form that is in full blossom. and you, you are a numbers guy. i'm not. i am a one-note numbers guy. i called in before about this. i have been taking the personal poll. i do four or five a day. that is a lot of people, thousands. my criteria is, when i find them alone i asked him. my results were, 85% of people were nice. what do you think other people think? that really made it very complex and interesting. nobody was mean to me or nasty to me. they engaged me, check think is a positive, because it is unusual in this age when everyone has a computer in their pocket. no, for somebody to confront them with these kinds of inane on the surface, you know, sort of provocative question, getting out of their sin. you do it all the time. i'm amazed at your abilities and you saying that the polemics in of sides are out of control. it ties into testimony yesterday about who is playing us and how our amygdalas are excited