I'm gonna see if you can help you. Hi, how are you doing today? Good, how are you? I'm pretty darn good. We're heading out there this weekend. And I don't know if I need to rent a charter boat for this, but I've got about 10 or 11 car batteries, some old, some used, some new. I need to get rid of them, so I was just gonna come and chunk them in the ocean. Can I do that at the beach or is it too shallow? Uh, no, you wouldn't be allowed to do that. Okay, so I'd probably need to get like a canoe or something or maybe get a charter boat? Um, no, you wouldn't be allowed to throw them in the ocean. No, it's perfectly safe and legal. I think you were calling to get you to knock it up. Hey, how's it going? Hello? Hello? Hey, sorry. Do you guys deal with used car batteries? Oh, you, sir. Okay, I don't know. Some of them might still be good. Are you able to test them? Oh, you say we can charge them, recharge them? Okay, good. You're gonna get a good stomach. Yeah, I got about six or seven of them that I'm gonna take out there off the pier and chunk them in the ocean, but I want to make sure they're no longer useful before I just do that. Yeah, and then, um, I mean, if you don't want to, we do have like a, like a program. We recycle them. So like, you bring it up to five at a time and we'll be like $5 per battery. Toss the other ones in the ocean. Uh, I guess, yeah. Okay. So I can bring up to five though. Oh, five, five a day. Yeah. Five a day. So it'd give you like a $50. I'd give card you can use inside the store. Okay, oh, hell, I could use that and buy a new battery and then chunk that in the ocean. Well, thank you for your help. I appreciate it, man. You're sick. Beep. Beep. Beach. Hi, how are you doing today? Getting yourself. I'm doing well. I got a question. We're heading out there this weekend and I'm going to be driving about eight hours. So I just want to make sure I got the right place and get all the information before I get there. I've got about eight or nine car batteries. Most of them are old. Some of them still have a bit of charge, but I need to take them and just get rid of them. Throw them out there in the ocean. How deep do you, do I need to go to do this or can I just do it right there off the boat ramp? That's not something that we allow. You would be charged with littering if you do that. No, no, it's perfectly safe and legal. I mean, you could talk to one of our officers, but I'm pretty sure if they see you doing that, they're going to sight you for it. Okay, so since I am driving so long to get there, about how much would it cost per battery, per throw? In your estimates. Excuse me? Yeah, I'm trying to figure out the math here. If it would be cheaper for me to rent a boat and take them out a little deeper and chunk these batteries in the ocean, which is perfectly safe and legal, by the way, or just do it right there off the boat ramp and just pay the citation. That's not a question that I can answer. Give me one moment. Okay, thank you. Okay. BEEP! BEEP! Marina, this is f***ing not going to help you. Hi, how's your day going? Pretty good, how's your? Oh, it's wonderful. I'm excited. We're actually heading down this weekend, but before I get there, I wanted to know, first off, is it kid friendly or pet friendly? Uh, yes. The Marina, pet friendly too? Uh, should be, I have seen animals out here before. Okay, no big deal. They'll be out of your hair. Next thing, I've got about 12 or 13 car batteries, some use, some old, some new, but I just need to get rid of them. And so we were just gonna come and throw them off the Marina, which is perfectly safe and legal, by the way. Okay. Can I, is there an entry fee to the Marina? Is there a weight limit to what I can bring? Or what I need to take these batteries out a little deeper? Let me see, let me get your name a number that way I can give it to my boss and he can give you a call and come in the sleep and... Yeah, I was, I was, uh, Google actually recommended you guys said that that's probably the best place to toss car batteries into the ocean and the safest. Because do they allow that at the public beach? I am not sure, honestly. It seems a little shallow to do it there, right? Yeah. Yeah, how many people do you get a year that just come and toss their batteries out there? So far, I've had none. So, yeah, it is early in the season. Okay, well, thank you very much. And I look forward to coming out there, seeing everyone this weekend, swimming, and tossing my car batteries in the ocean. Yes sir. Thank you. You're welcome. BEEP BEEP Here. Hi, how's it going? Just fine. That's good to hear. I'm doing well. I'm actually, uh, I'm heading out there this weekend and I've been trying to find a boat rental place with no luck. But I figured I could just take care of my problem by giving you a call. Uh, I got about six or seven car batteries that I just want to take and throw off the pier. I just need to get rid of them. Would I, would I need to pay entry to get on the pier or pay a price per battery? Or can I just, I'm not going to stay and hang out long. I just need to get up there and toss them off the edge. Yeah, I don't know if you're setting me up for something or what this is, but you, um, I'm pretty sure you know you can't throw a car battery off the pier. No, it's perfectly safe and legal. Uh, I don't think so. Is this a city thing? I'm a city. I, you can't dispose of a battery that way. No, you can. It's perfectly legal and safe. I, I, well, I'm going to, I'm going to disagree with you on that. Um, I am pretty sure that you cannot dispose of a battery in that matter. Okay. We'll agree to disagree, but anyhow to answer my question, is there an entry fee to get onto the pier? It is. It's $3 per person. Okay, but not like $3 per battery. We're probably, is this a joke? No. Okay, you, you, you can't throw a battery off the pier. So I probably do need to rent a boat. You, you, you can't, if I, I, I, I, I would call the general land office on you if I knew that you were actually going to even propose to do something like that. And they'll tell you it's perfectly legal and safe. I, I, I don't, I, I, you know, if you've talked to them about it, um, I personally is, is environmentalist, is I am, I'm, but I'm going to disagree with you on that. Um, but if I, I, I, I don't know what to tell you about that. Okay. Um, Anyway, we charge to, we charge $3 per person to come on. $3 per person batteries are free. Okay. Thank you. I appreciate it and hope you have a great day. Yeah.