9-21-15 Trapper's Wildlife Control
https://youtu.be/ezwPrEqA4rY

Just in case you didn't notice, Joshua is the reason they invented wide angle lenses. That's the first in-studio interview I've ever

seen, Josh. That had to be great for business!

I think it will be...best part....it is 100% free

Good job, and that gal reporter is surely easy to look at!

Great Interview,that ought to drum up some business for sure.

Nice job, Josh!

Great job!

Man you need to get a good looking work shirt at least for those occasions

travellin, that's Josh's "Will work for a new shirt" sign. I kind of liked it.

Lol

Ya looked good buddy. TO bad Lou wasn't on the show and that other joker was there, he was outright annoying to me

Yeah mike....lou came back today lol

Paul can't you play nice?

Chuck

You've got a face for radio.......

Only joking, I bet you'll get awful busy now after being on the TV!

So let us know..... Did you get a flood of calls?

Good job

Maybe Joshua has a larger viewing audience and will reap a lot of business but we've been on the four major networks more than once

and although we did get a few jobs from the exposure, the best business was from the four networks. Fox had a bat flying around and I

nailed it. NBC had raccoons in their antenna shack that we removed. ABC had a squirrel comes through the window and ran right through

the newsroom while they were on the air. I caged him. And CBS had a little bit of everything. Raccoons, opossums, woodchucks, and

bats. So far, the TV exposure is the least effective for new customers but it's still a lot of fun and we've also had a number of

local TV personalities as customers because of it. Just make sure that if you are ever asked to do an interview that it is not

something controversial. Just because you have a strong opinion about something doesn't mean that all your customers need to know it.

Wink, I gotta know the story about the squirrel running thru the newsroom! Did you catch it on the set??

There is about 6 inches of empty space under the floor to run all the cables for the computers, TV cameras, etc. Someone saw him go

under there and that is where I caught him that night. They were painting the station walls and left the window open for fresh air.

When the squirrel ran behind the booth, one of the reporters explained to the TV audience that a squirrel ran through. They did let

her comments air but she did catch heck from the station manager. This is why I'll probably keep working until I drop. I'd need a

mind like Stephen King to make this stuff up.

Well, did the reporter just say "a squirrel's running round our set" or "Oh $#&%! M-F-ing squirrel just ran through our g-d set!"?