Moby, Listen to your radio on the way to work in the morning, and heard your show Friday April 30 with the man with the snakes. I wanted to say you are blessed to have the Ron who works with you there instead of this Ron (that’s me). Someone would have got hurt when you started bringing out the snakes. I don't like them, and when you brought out the snakes, I would have brought out the shotguns and pistols. Like, I said someone would have got hurt. I believe in shooting them all and let God sort it out. Yeah Baby, Ron Carter Oh what a girly boy you appear to be, brother. But, you are funny. That’s not a very manly, brave posture to have, Ron, let alone sensitive and nature friendly. You’re welcome to that opinion. This is still America after all. All but one of those beautiful creatures in our studio last Friday were absolutely harmless. The one that wasn’t was handled by a professional man that has loved and protected snakes all his life. Neither me, nor Jason Clark would ever put anyone in danger. The real danger in all this comes from people that feel, the only good snake is a dead snake. I guess that I’d like to ask a favor of you. If you see a snake on a property you don’t own, just walk away from it. I promise, it bears you no ill will and has no intention of causing harm to you. If it happens to be in your yard, just remember where it was, and go inside with the kids. Then call Jason Clark, or some other person like Jason to come remove the big bad snake from your yard. Folks like Jason, and others like him do this for a living. They do it not to protect the frightened people, but to protect the snakes. The real danger is to the snakes from those of us with larger brains, that I wish weren’t so close-minded about them. In most every case, it’s the snake that’s in the greatest danger. I’d bet you’re probably thinking, “You’re darn right they’re in danger if I see ‘em.” Well, before you take that kind of action, know this. There are some protected species of non-venomous snakes that aren’t only good for the eco-cycle, it’s also a serious crime to kill or harm them. So, for their safety, and for your checkbook, & freedom, check my website for contact information on Jason Clark, and for Southeast Reptile Rescue. I’m sure we’ll need to agree to disagree on this one, Ron. But you were nice enough to share your opinion with me, now I’ve shared mine with you. Between the two of us, we share today’s Small Town Soap box.