Brian Marshall & The ROCK 108 Morning Show - "Thou Shalt Not Steal"

Today's Daily Dumbass, the unique one that comes to us from South Coventry, Pennsylvania.

I introduce you to this priest who is accused of stealing more than $40,000 from the church.

What the hell happened?

Well, Pennsylvania State Police say that the priest spent those alleged funds on Wizard of Oz slots, Candy Crush Saga, Cash Frenzy,

Mario Kart Tour and Pokemon Go.

What?

The priest allegedly told authorities that he was not gambling, but was powering up.

Not one of the commandments, but I guess it would be.

Now should I steal?

Yeah, that's one of them.

Oh, yeah.

It's the Mayday double shot launch celebrating the workers of America and the first rock 108 built by pros launch We'll talk to Brian Marshall in just a bit first rage against the machine and killing in the name of rock 108

It's Lunchbox Heroes.

We're back for another season with Rock108 with Built by Pros, Campbell Supply, Tommaso, Cedar Rapids Bank, a trusted Atlantic bottling company, all here today feeding lunch on the job site here at Prairie Creek School in Cedar Rapids.

So back to the Double Shot lunch, Mayday Music for the workers out there today.

Rock108, we're wrapping up the Mayday Built by Pros Double Shot launch with two from the Dropkick Murphy's that was shipping up to Boston.

I'm Russ.

Brian and Ned are both out at the Built My Pros launch, right, Brian?

We are back for another season and on the site right now at Prairie Creek School in Cedar Rapids here at College Community School District.

They are working right now on the school itself and we're hanging out with our friends at Carl A. Nelson.

What I wanted to mention is this is a way for not only you to figure out about getting into the trades, but maybe it's you.

And I have Kyle from Center Point who is a carpenter's apprentice.

And you've been doing this now for what, about 11 months?

Yep, just coming up on almost a year now.

Now, how did you get involved?

understand that you worked with Bell Eye

Pros?

Yeah well my I've known guys from Campbell Supply my whole life my dad's worked there for a long time and I've always knew I wanted to work with my hands and do things that were meaningful so I always thought I would be a carpenter or some tradesman and I ended up being a carpenter doing drywall now and I got to talk to the

the union rep here at local 308 for the Cedar Rapids area and He made it real easy to get involved and got started just a month or two after I graduated high school

So now that you're out of high school one of the things that people that are your age right now What's one thing that you are really into because you're working in the trades you said something meaningful money's got to be good too, right?

Yep, it's good money and it's but it's also good though

watch the building go up and become accomplished and knowing that you built these things, you can drive by and say, yes, I helped with that.

Yes, I did that and just show a good product off afterwards and just be proud of the work you've done.

Kyle, that's awesome.

I appreciate you being a part of this here today.

We're Lunchbox Heroes with Built My Pros on site at Prairie Creek School in Cedar Rapids, along with Campbell Supply Company, mentioned here earlier by Kyle Tomasso, Cedar Rapids Bank to Trust, Atlantic Bottling Company, A-1 Rattle, and Rockwood Oights.

I love Built By Pros lunches.

We'll have more from Brian to Ned in just a few minutes.

ACDC at Rock 108.

Cedar on our first Built By Pros lunch this year, it's a May Day.

Built By Pros lunch celebrating the workers

of America.

Brian, where are you at?

Prairie Creek School here in Cedar Rapids, along with our friends at Campbell Supply Company, Tommaso, Cedar Rapids Bank, Tristan Moore.

I have Stephanie right now, and Stephanie, tell me your role right now.

I am the president of Day Mechanical Systems, which is the mechanical contractor for the Prairie Project.

So you have been doing this with Dave for how long now?

21 years.

Okay, so with that, I think you told me off the air.

You worked with your father?

Yes, my dad and I started the company almost 21 years ago, and I took over from him at the end of 2018.

What does it mean to be in a family run business?

You know, it

It's carrying on the legacy of treating the guys how we want them treated, which is why we started the business and giving our customers good quality product finish craftsmanship.

So to be involved in this particular project, what does it mean to

you?

Actually, my kids are students of College Community School District.

So seeing this upgraded for them is an amazing experience just for our city to have these great schools.

That's awesome.

Stephanie, thank you so much for being a part of this.

Lunchbox Heroes, that very reason that you can go into your community and say, look, I built that.

Work with Built by Pros here today.

We're wrapping up this Lunchbox Heroes, but we'll be back in a couple of weeks.

Looking forward to talking to you again with Rock108.