The Delmar Loop Trolley is receiving more money to fund its operation through at least the end of the year. Host Ryan Wrecker can’t fathom why we are throwing more money at the project. Next, there is a production house called Magic City Films that has bought the rights to the likeness of deceased former actor James Dean from his family. The company plans to create a CGI rendition of Dean to star in a proposed film called “Finding Jack” about the abandonment of military dogs after the Vietnam War. Ryan then narrates the sad story of an 81-year-old retired Michigan engineer named Uri Rafaeli who accidentally underpaid his taxes by $8.41. In response, Oakland County seized his property, auctioned it off to settle the debt and pocketed nearly $24,500 in excess revenue from the sale.

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