Chuck Bryant

And that job for a very long time was held by a man named Wesley Sizemore, which, by the way, this all sprang, I think, a banger of a movie idea for me.

You'll never see it, but I'll tell you about it one day.

Okay.

I'll blow the dust off the script and hand it to you.

You don't know.

It could be your ticket to stardom.

Hey, you never know.

But Wesley Sizemore did this job of enforcer.

It's a guy who...

drives around in a truck or a van equipped with RFI-identifying gear and look for this interference.

Sometimes you say, hey, man, or they don't say, hey, man.

He goes, hey, Mr. Ronald, because he probably knows everybody.

Sure.

At least in my scripts he does.

And says, you know, you can't use that microwave.

You got to unplug that thing or just give it to me so it's not a temptation.

Sometimes he goes, I can probably work something out for you that works without interference.

Very famously, he is the guy, I think.

There was a malfunctioning electric blanket that was causing some interference.

And so he went out and got one that worked.