Twitter Tweet wars, oops shhh don't say that. Oh and I did not stop towing, but I love getting in the clouds flying

I have no idea why I must choose the font I want to use on Blogger, Blogger just pushes things back to the default font, so what the hell. Signed up for Substack, but it's a bit of a learning curve. No matter how many people say that social media is not censored or the services out there are taking a hands and EYES OFF, approach trust me, bring in some snarling against, Hindu Indian culture or idiocy. Or say that while I make no drudge or have the tiniest but of prejudice, against Blacks, I do not think that any race should use the race card to further their cause. Too many of our Union citizens think, even today that the invasion of the south, by the north, was over slavery and racism, it wasn't. The entire debacle was over States rights. There were soldiers from ALL races, and all creeds on both sides involved. Yankees wanted to overtax the south, the Southern states said kiss my ass, and the rest is really history. Then there is the Twitter Tweet-Wars. Seems no matter who you are the writer's celebrities and others write things and post things and if it does not measure up to the puritan, is there any on Twitter, then your comment or post gets pulled, and your account frozen. 

Now understand this comes very hard for me, but I need to get this out. I truly love going towing. I'm like the Dalmation, waiting at the firehouse wanting to go on another run. I'm not selling out the companies of mine and the organization's accumulation of towing companies, but there comes a time when the brain says yes and body says no. That's one of the reasons I started wrenching on Harley's, rather than trucks. A Harley you don't have to crawl under, everything is right in front of you on a bike jack. Same goes for wrenching on aircraft, but aviation, is, was, will be, and constantly is me. There is just something about climbing in a chopper, or fixed-wing, getting ATC clearance, and leaving the surface of this planet. Your 30,000 feet, at 500 mph, and just you and open sky. Knowing that you can be anywhere, at any time within just a very few short hours, or go nowhere at all except that hidden fishing spot, that can only be reached by air. When it comes to media even Military Channels, little to no attention is given very often to those who strapped an aircraft on their back and flew into battle. Oh yes ground troops, oh yes sailors, but shit, when are the stories, the battles, and the adventures of us who flew and still fly for our Armed forces? I have heard this many times, many ways, but a sweet lady bike builder, in Cedar City Utah said it best, "If your not living on the edge, you're using up too much space." Face it I'm a type-A personality, So these days I build custom bikes and fly. And when I can, get inside your radio. Now let's examine why I'm not doing LIVE shows anymore. Back in latter August after losing ground to SparkLight, aka Cable-One, I and the rest of the Knytes as well as the WolfPack, engaged CenturyLink/Lumen. As a salesperson, said he they could set me up with 1 gig service. Enough to power 4 computers streaming at the same time on different channels. So their crews dug holes in the ground, ran fiber-optic lines, hooked up a huge amount of equipment, but when it came to the illumination come to Christ moment, find out that all that time, and disruptions of my time and all, I still only get 50/50. Really only 50/50? That ain't right. And no one is laughing. Plus it's supposed to be dedicated. Problem is, when everyone is awake and doing commerce over the net, my speed and bandwidth goes slower.  So I do my work overnight on-air albeit recorded, Write as much as I can early morning, fly during the afternoons, and then try to catch a few hours of sleep, which I am needing more of considering I'm getting much older. I'm just about, no, I am, like my sweetheart, LexiBelle, my tow truck. We are both old, we both can get the job done, but being older we move a bit slower. 

See ya'll overnight on ayrewolffm.com   and this evening on HazzardAyre, starting at 18:00 hours Mountain Standard Time.