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EPISODE · May 22, 2020 · 1 MIN

Sheriff Jim

from Listen Rinse Repeat · host Kari Aguila

How Sheriff Jim came up with the idea for the bugle warning system. This episode is not explicit. Voiced and written by Kari Aguila of "Broken, Alaska". www.brokenalaskapodcast.com TRANSCRIPT Sheriff Jim. Sheriff Jim keeps the streets of Broken, Alaska safe, and last year, he came up with a brilliant idea. Broken isn't big enough to have a 911 system, and people were having a tough time remembering his new cell number (it's 907-397-9037, by the way). Anyway, Sheriff Jim thought long and hard about what to do, and the answer came to him like a bolt of lightning in the middle of the night. He remembered the days of his youth in Kansas, when an air-raid siren was an effective way to alert the whole town of danger, so why not develop a similar system in Broken? An air-raid siren would cost too much, and it seemed a bit extravagant to have people cranking it up every time they needed the Sheriff, so Jim decided to go with something smaller. That's why you see the shiny brass bugles nailed to poles all around town. If you get in a pinch and need a hand, just give a bugle a big blow, and Sheriff Jim will come running. This episode of Listen, Rinse, Repeat was voiced by Kari Aguila of "Broken, Alaska" and written by Kari Aguila.

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