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Speaker 1: our nine news nuggets. You need to know, we've got
Speaker 1: some entertainment news headed for you and in that vein.
Speaker 1: Longtime TV actress Betty Bridges has died eighty three years old.
Speaker 1: She was the one on Good Times. She played Charlene.
Speaker 1: Her son is Todd Bridges. She was also on Er two,
Speaker 1: Broke Girls, Lou Grant and Hill Street Blues. She died
Speaker 1: actually at Todd Bridges home, but eighty three years old.
Speaker 2: What else is going on? Time four? What's happening? Wow?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 2: Labor Day weekend?
Speaker 1: Of course, the unofficial end of summer. Millions of people
Speaker 1: are hitting the road. Gary included, he left today for vacation.
Speaker 1: Probably shouldn't say that, hum, because then you know, if
Speaker 1: you know where he lives, you know, no, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, yeah, it's okay.
Speaker 1: I don't even know where he lives. I get lost
Speaker 1: every time. I yeah, I have to put it in
Speaker 1: my Google. Ye, yes, yes, because there's all the surface
Speaker 1: streets and it's like a puzzle up there there.
Speaker 3: It's in a wooded area. It's right next door to
Speaker 3: a police station.
Speaker 1: Right, and there's actually armed guards right to even get
Speaker 1: into the neighborhood. To get into the neighborhood. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: barely let us through, right. TSA said air travel volumes
Speaker 1: this summer or the highest they've seen in history. The
Speaker 1: top ten busiest travel days in TSA history have all
Speaker 1: occurred this year since May twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: Apparently, gas prices are okay, question mark, you know, they've
Speaker 3: been about four forty six since, lower than this time
Speaker 3: last year. So there was a whole conversation happening in
Speaker 3: the hallway.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, their their voice is traveled, don't they. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no one cares that we're in here. But I won't
Speaker 1: be traveling. I will be town.
Speaker 3: I'm and it makes me sad when the weather's still
Speaker 3: decent and I want to go to the beach because
Speaker 3: now I have to deal with the visitors, and I
Speaker 3: don't like people at the beach with me. I like
Speaker 3: to just do the beach when it's just me and
Speaker 3: the locals, Right, so I feel like a local now, yes,
Speaker 3: And who are these tourists and why are they here?
Speaker 1: My brother got me one of those, Like I call
Speaker 1: it my house. It's like a little shelter. It's like
Speaker 1: body glove or something for the beach. So it's like
Speaker 1: overhead to block the sun, to block the sun and
Speaker 1: the people and the people like that was not something
Speaker 1: I thought about.
Speaker 2: But it's nice in my little house, my little.
Speaker 3: Cove behind your little snacks, read a book, take a nap,
Speaker 3: all of those things. I like to be out there
Speaker 3: like a beach dwell and no one watching me. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then I can just lay out with everything and
Speaker 3: no one's judging.
Speaker 1: I always like it. This was new to me when
Speaker 1: I came to La. Of the people that go fully
Speaker 1: clothed into the ocean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's odd.
Speaker 3: I see people in the sand with sneakers their visitors
Speaker 3: clearly because no one's wearing socks and sneakers, you know,
Speaker 3: and walking along the beach in the sand.
Speaker 2: That's just weird.
Speaker 1: A story we're hoping to get more information on today
Speaker 1: is this missing nudist couple from a RV nudist resort
Speaker 1: in near Redlands. They believe that this couple, Stephanie and Daniel,
Speaker 1: both in their seventies, are dead, and that they are
Speaker 1: in a neighbor's home that they used a battering ram
Speaker 1: to get into yesterday, so much so that the home
Speaker 1: is unstable and they've got to send in some canine
Speaker 1: cadaver dogs to UH to check it out today. Speaking
Speaker 1: of dogs, their dog Cuddles was also reported missing.
Speaker 3: And so they, like you said, they believe the family,
Speaker 3: the couple is still in this house, or their bodies
Speaker 3: at least, And so I'm wondering if they're going to
Speaker 3: have to you know, dig deeper in the house or
Speaker 3: Cuddles hidden.
Speaker 2: You know, Cuddles is a shit. Oh hmm.
Speaker 3: They already searched the home though, right during this whole
Speaker 3: battering ram incident.
Speaker 2: So where in the house I have no idea.
Speaker 1: But when I looked at overhead pictures, a to like
Speaker 1: one of those permanent RV type things, permanent mobile home
Speaker 1: with some house some outhouses built onto it. It looks
Speaker 1: kind of like there's a lot of different places where
Speaker 1: you could stash some bodies.
Speaker 2: But the motive is odd to me.
Speaker 1: Why would he kill both of them and the dog
Speaker 1: and all of that, and they're nude.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: The trial opening statements yesterday, and we talked to Michael
Speaker 1: Monks from KFI News about this earlier on opening statements
Speaker 1: began yesterday in the trial of the man accused of
Speaker 1: stabbing that twenty four year old girl who was working
Speaker 1: alone at a furniture store in Hancock Park a couple
Speaker 1: years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is some horrific details that have emerged from that.
Speaker 3: And one thing that Michael was telling us earlier, Thankfully
Speaker 3: her family wasn't there to hear the audio that prosecutors
Speaker 3: have the audio of her, you know, begging for her
Speaker 3: life as she's being repeatedly stabbed, and that's just horrific.
Speaker 1: It's Yes, it's very rare that we have audio of
Speaker 1: someone fighting for their life and lose it in such
Speaker 1: a gruesome fashion. One of two doctors charged in connection
Speaker 1: with Matthew Perry's death is set to appear today in
Speaker 1: federal court. He's expected to plead guilty to conspiring to
Speaker 1: distribute ketamines.
Speaker 3: From the text messages perhaps I'm sorry, allegedly from the
Speaker 3: text messages that spelled everything out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly fifty four years old, doctor Mark Chavez reached
Speaker 1: a plea agreement with prosecutors.
Speaker 3: Maximum sentence the charge carries ten years, and he's probably
Speaker 3: gonna sing for on everyone. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's gonna
Speaker 3: tell every detail.
Speaker 1: Awful story. I keep saying that this is all awful.
Speaker 1: It is all news is often awful. Johnny Goudreau's killer
Speaker 1: says that he had five or six beers before getting
Speaker 1: behind the wheel.
Speaker 2: This happened last night.
Speaker 1: The hockey star and his brother were on bicycles and
Speaker 1: this drunk guy plows into them in a jeep Cherokee.
Speaker 1: They were in their hometown there in New Jersey because
Speaker 1: they were going to be groomsmen today and their sister
Speaker 1: Katie's wedding.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine. No, Johnny was married his wife, Meredith.
Speaker 3: He married her in twenty twenty one. They have two
Speaker 3: young children, a one year old daughter and a baby
Speaker 3: boy was born just six months ago.
Speaker 1: A new day, more crime in La County, because that's
Speaker 1: what we do. We arrest people, we give them kisses,
Speaker 1: and then we release them to commit more crimes. There
Speaker 1: was a homeowner who stabbed a guy, a guy that
Speaker 1: they think broke into multiple homes in the valley.
Speaker 2: This was in Winnetka.
Speaker 1: A guy in his mid twenties, breaks into the home
Speaker 1: the residents are still inside. He was immediately confronted by
Speaker 1: the adult daughter of the homeowner, who followed this guy closely.
Speaker 1: They got into a fight and he stabbed him. He
Speaker 1: was injured but managed to take off. See that's the thing.
Speaker 2: I don't want to have to stab somebody.
Speaker 1: Can't you just arrest the bad guys when they raise
Speaker 1: their hand and say I'm a bad guy?
Speaker 2: Right? Oh?
Speaker 3: This Westlake robbery victim ran from the Delhi've been to
Speaker 3: this Delhi? Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Langer's Deli. It's been in the news this week
Speaker 1: because Norm Langer. He's the son of the original owners.
Speaker 1: This place has been around seventy nine years, norm I
Speaker 1: think is seventy seven. It's right near MacArthur Park downtown
Speaker 1: and they make the best pastrami sandwiches that I haven't
Speaker 1: been in years, but it was one of the first
Speaker 1: places I went when I moved to LA's. Everyone, you know,
Speaker 1: they tell you where you've got to go, and Langer's
Speaker 1: Deli was one of them. I actually did a feature
Speaker 1: story years ago when this app came out that was
Speaker 1: a rating system for public toilets, and it would tell
Speaker 1: you which public places have five star toilets.
Speaker 2: Or one star toilets?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Right.
Speaker 1: So I did a feature story on it when I
Speaker 1: was a reporter, and I went to Langers at that
Speaker 1: time because they had five stars, and I interviewed Norman.
Speaker 1: He said, I'm glad that I've got five stars because
Speaker 1: I just spent forty thousand dollars renovating the bathrooms. But
Speaker 1: a great guy, really down to earth, just wonderful, cares
Speaker 1: about the community. And recently he said they may be
Speaker 1: closing up because of the crime in the area.
Speaker 3: And so this woman is, you know, ropping nearby, fights
Speaker 3: back and then runs into the deli for help.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow, I mean it's not even I would say it's
Speaker 1: a coincidence, but it's not just because that is the area,
Speaker 1: Like he pointed out, that's what the area is now.
Speaker 2: There's just a lot of crime and zombie people. Do
Speaker 2: you shop a big lot? I don't. I don't think
Speaker 2: I've ever been into a big lot. My sister has.
Speaker 3: Gone into a big lots for small things. Both call
Speaker 3: the big lots. You can get like, you know, toilet
Speaker 3: tree sometimes, or if you want to get like a
Speaker 3: picture frame or a little bathroom man, so like it's
Speaker 3: like a target kind of cheaper though, okay, cheaper than
Speaker 3: a target, more expensive than a five below okay, or
Speaker 3: a dollar tree.
Speaker 1: Okay, dollar tree, by the way, is not a dollar anymore.
Speaker 3: No, they can't afford to be a dollar. But apparently
Speaker 3: Big Lots is weighing the possibility of filing for bankruptcy.
Speaker 3: They can't, you know, stay afloat, I guess, or pay
Speaker 3: their bills. I think it's just because everybody's just ordering
Speaker 3: everything online. They have a lot of losses. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: they have to figure out how they're going to stay
Speaker 3: afloat all.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Coming up next, we will get you updated on your
Speaker 1: entertainment report. We've got Tom Hanks news. We have Jennifer
Speaker 1: Garner and Sarah Jessica Parker outfit news. We've got Real
Speaker 1: Housewives drama, and The Apprentice the movie to tell you about.
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Speaker 1: after Deppor's news at the bottom of the hour. If
Speaker 1: you're hitting the road today for the long weekend, try
Speaker 1: to avoid driving from two pm to six pm. Triple
Speaker 1: A says that way you'll avoid some of the largest
Speaker 1: periods of congestion. Domestic travel is at nine percent this
Speaker 1: Labor Day weekend compared to last year. Thousands expected to
Speaker 1: hit the roadways, encouraged by those lower gas prices, which
Speaker 1: have dropped forty six cents from this time last year.
Speaker 1: News from the Trump campaign today former President Trump, saying
Speaker 1: IVF costs will be covered by insurance if he wins.
Speaker 1: He was in Wisconsin, said if he's elected in November,
Speaker 1: he'll require the government or insurance companies to pay for
Speaker 1: in vitro fertility treatments. He said his administration would push
Speaker 1: for allowing new parents to deduct major newborn expenses from
Speaker 1: their taxes as well, trying to make up some ground
Speaker 1: with women voters. A pull out yesterday shows Harris leading
Speaker 1: Trump by thirteen points among women. Well, we have some
Speaker 1: entertainment news to get to. Jason Nathanson is actually off today.
Speaker 1: He sent me a picture of a pickleball course.
Speaker 2: Oh, is that what he's doing. That's what he does
Speaker 2: on his downtime.
Speaker 3: I want to learn. Now there's a pickleball a group
Speaker 3: that meets near my home, and I love watching them.
Speaker 3: They're a little older and they find joy in the pickleball,
Speaker 3: and I figured I should learn, so I can, you know,
Speaker 3: maybe join a pickleball team.
Speaker 1: I saw a stat that it has increased its numbers
Speaker 1: of people two hundred and twenty three percent from twenty
Speaker 1: to twenty two or something.
Speaker 3: Is it just a cross between tennis and like, you know,
Speaker 3: racketball and table tennis, like a smaller paddle, right, it's
Speaker 3: smaller paddles like tennis or like table tennis.
Speaker 1: I think that the tennis people would take umbrage with that.
Speaker 1: I know, me too, me too.
Speaker 3: But you're on the tennis court sometimes playing playing pickleball and.
Speaker 2: You get two people. I think one plays up, one
Speaker 2: plays back, kind of like double. I don't know.
Speaker 3: So it's a cross between tennis and yeah, rack all
Speaker 3: the things that you said table tennis and volleyball. Let's
Speaker 3: just throw that in there, okay.
Speaker 1: Anything with a net, yes, anything with a net. Well,
Speaker 1: there are some iconic pieces from famous films. When it
Speaker 1: comes to clothing that are now up for auction famous
Speaker 1: films and TV shows. So if you're a fashionista and
Speaker 1: a fan of Hollywood, you'll have a chance to purchase
Speaker 1: items from some of the world's most famous celebrities and
Speaker 1: pop culture icons. Popular lots include the pink scarf Jennifer
Speaker 1: Garner's character war in the two thousand and four film
Speaker 1: thirteen going on thirty.
Speaker 3: I'm on the site right now, by the way, how
Speaker 3: are you, Yeah, I'm pretty sure this is the site.
Speaker 3: It's the Bold Luxury Collection.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Now there are a few things on here that
Speaker 3: are starting at like one hundred bucks with the bids,
Speaker 3: but most things that are good they're already in the thousands.
Speaker 1: So what kind of step you see.
Speaker 3: Like air Mas purses and they're like, you know, the
Speaker 3: bids are at eleven thousand.
Speaker 1: Okay, So it's a site where you can just bid
Speaker 1: on like stuff that wasn't in films like used.
Speaker 3: I think, well, this is the one that's going to
Speaker 3: be the The actual auction is happening September twenty fourth at.
Speaker 1: So I don't understand the burken bag thing like I
Speaker 1: don't understand paying thirty thousand dollars for a purse. I
Speaker 1: would never understand.
Speaker 3: Already, some of these persons are valued at sixty thousand. Wow, yeah,
Speaker 3: on here, and people are bidding twelve and up and
Speaker 3: some things are at one hundred.
Speaker 2: But it's probably not something you want.
Speaker 3: Let's say the Chanel goggles are two fifty, so I
Speaker 3: guess that the auction is happening now. But the are
Speaker 3: the bigger items, the ones that are going up for
Speaker 3: a bid at this event in September.
Speaker 1: It must be yeah, the scarf that she wore in
Speaker 1: thirteen going on thirty. They say that it's expected to
Speaker 1: fetch about twelve hundred dollars. Several of Carrie Bradshaw's well
Speaker 1: known pieces from Sex and the City will be auctioned.
Speaker 3: It's at online registration and bidding began on Tuesday of
Speaker 3: this week, with the auction closes on the twenty fourth
Speaker 3: with the special live event at the Peninsua Beverly Hill.
Speaker 2: So that's probably where the big stuff is.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's the way you're if you're not waiting for that,
Speaker 3: because you probably can't afford that, like I can't.
Speaker 2: There's other stuff that's you know, Oh, no.
Speaker 3: Bad Bunnies Playboy cover photo shoot, head piece whatever.
Speaker 2: He wore that.
Speaker 3: Oh but you can't bid on that right now? It's
Speaker 3: on here though, you see, Oh, I.
Speaker 1: See lil Nas x I was Bad Bunny on the
Speaker 1: cover of Playboy.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it says Playboy. Don't we just put
Speaker 2: naked women on there? Maybe not?
Speaker 3: No, they do, apparent Do they do real like articles
Speaker 3: on Playboy too? I don't Yeah, but they're like.
Speaker 1: The writing actually was really this right here is.
Speaker 3: A choker, a spike choker that lil Na's ex wore
Speaker 3: on the twenty twenty paper magazine, I guess cover and
Speaker 3: that current bids only one hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: I wonder what that's got on it. Well, he likes
Speaker 2: to live life.
Speaker 3: There's a lot on here if you're interested. This stuff
Speaker 3: looks great. A lot of this stuff. I just can't
Speaker 3: afford it.
Speaker 1: And they said pieces worn by Lady Gaga, Sarah, Jessica Parker, Cardi,
Speaker 1: b Bad Bunny, is Ray and Hathaway Meg Bryan.
Speaker 3: This is like a little boostier.
Speaker 2: Oh that is that's cute.
Speaker 3: I can't wear that in that would fit like Joe
Speaker 3: versus the volcano.
Speaker 1: And that would fix on boob yea was that a movie?
Speaker 3: Naomi Campbell wore this in Vogue in eighty nine.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 3: And right now the BID's only a five hundred bucks. Yeah,
Speaker 3: this stuff is gonna that's pretty cool. Yeah for now,
Speaker 3: it's yeah, for now, you're right, you're right. Anyway, it's online.
Speaker 1: Let's see they have some of the pieces from the
Speaker 1: Barbie promotional tour, like the pink dress ray room Ward
Speaker 1: of the Barbie premiere Betty Boop dress worn by Margot Robbie.
Speaker 3: I'd be really interested in the and she's not the
Speaker 3: same size as men. I know this, but in the
Speaker 3: Sarah Jessica Parker, you know, Carrie Bradshaw stuff from Sex
Speaker 3: and Lets Yeah what she was really like just a
Speaker 3: fashion icon during that time, right, it's kind of carried
Speaker 3: on into her regular life now that even though the
Speaker 3: show's over, I just think that Sarah Jesslicaa Parker was
Speaker 3: the it girl for fashion.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. That show is great.
Speaker 1: And that's what I like about Emily and Paris too,
Speaker 1: as they bring the fashion games.
Speaker 2: It's fun.
Speaker 1: But Sarah Jessica Parker, I mean you would buy that
Speaker 1: just to display it, right, because.
Speaker 3: She buy something to display it. I can't fit that either.
Speaker 2: But she's yeah, how big is she?
Speaker 3: Probably like a dyro or date.
Speaker 1: Let's see here, she's very but she's five too, like
Speaker 1: a size two.
Speaker 2: If that I would think, and maybe maybe Deborah, how
Speaker 2: tall are you? Four eleven and three quarters? Are you
Speaker 2: four eleven? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, we stand next to each other, like Deborah comes
Speaker 3: to my waist.
Speaker 2: I'm like seven foot tall, so I would say she's
Speaker 2: Deborah size.
Speaker 1: And Deborah's like ninety pounds I wish, yeah, okay, ninety five.
Speaker 3: But deborahare's cool stuff too.
Speaker 1: I know she does well and when you look good
Speaker 1: in everything right right?
Speaker 3: Her shoes, herr outfits. Obsessed over dever shoes. I know
Speaker 3: the best shoes, I swear.
Speaker 1: I once sent her some shoes I thought that she
Speaker 1: would look great in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the price.
Speaker 1: She's like my Barbie doll, like, oh, this will look
Speaker 1: pretty on my doll, Shannon.
Speaker 2: And I would have loved that as a president. She
Speaker 2: didn't want to pay for it. I said to my husband.
Speaker 2: He was just like looked at me as if I
Speaker 2: was like.
Speaker 1: A crazy person. Yeah, you can't be honest with the
Speaker 1: husband's about the shoe price.
Speaker 2: Are your shoes gifts?
Speaker 3: Usually like the husband buys them for holidays or birthdays.
Speaker 2: Because my husband knows I'm obsessed with shoes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's like in Dallas she had all the fancy
Speaker 3: shoes and she said, oh, this is what my husband
Speaker 3: does for holidays because he knows I love shoes. Wow,
Speaker 3: I don't have a husband or anybody buy shoes.
Speaker 2: I don't either. I've just given up. What now you
Speaker 2: know that's a little piece of your husband's listening, Shanny,
Speaker 2: be careful, all right.
Speaker 1: The nine newsnuggets you need to know coming up next.
Speaker 1: Also what you learned this week on the Gary and
Speaker 1: Shannon Show.
Speaker 4: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
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Speaker 1: We've been talking about this heartbreaking story out of New
Speaker 1: Jersey with the NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother
Speaker 1: who were on a bicycle ride near their hometown and
Speaker 1: were killed last night by a drunk driver who plowed
Speaker 1: into them with his jeep. Cherokee admitted that he had
Speaker 1: had five or six beers. He has been arrested in
Speaker 1: charged with vehicular manslaughter. The two boys, the brothers, were
Speaker 1: in town to be groomsmen today at their sister Katie's wedding.
Speaker 1: It got worse in the last hour. Turns out Matthew Gudrou,
Speaker 1: the non hockey playing brother, has baby on the way.
Speaker 1: Oh no, his wife is due in December. His wife Madeleine.
Speaker 3: Oh we're talking about how his brother, the one who
Speaker 3: played hockey, Johnny has a six month though. Oh he
Speaker 3: does a wife and then another baby who's a toddler.
Speaker 2: God, that's horrible.
Speaker 1: It has been revealed that dead bugs and molds were
Speaker 1: found at that boar's head plant in Virginia. This is
Speaker 1: the one linked to those nine listeria deaths. Between August
Speaker 1: of last year and August of this year, Federal meat
Speaker 1: inspectors documented black mold at the boar's head plant in
Speaker 1: that place in Virginia, flies in pickle vats, leaky water pipes,
Speaker 1: or rancid odor. Oh no, this was near and dear
Speaker 1: to my heart because bors heads my go to meat company.
Speaker 1: They issued dozens of citations. Nine people, all over the
Speaker 1: age of seventy, have died since May after eating Deli
Speaker 1: meat produced there, mostly liverwurst. If I'm not mistaken, that's
Speaker 1: gonna older person's delicacy liverwurst.
Speaker 2: He said he likes the worst head. I don't know.
Speaker 1: He mentioned the Mesquite turkey. Yeah, that is a good turkey.
Speaker 1: That is a good turkey. They do a great smoke,
Speaker 1: They do a great honey turkey. They do a good
Speaker 1: spicy salsa turkey. They do a lot of their turkey forstraw. No,
Speaker 1: I have eaten it since the people started dying because
Speaker 1: I can't. I can't not.
Speaker 2: You know, all right, hay over it. It's gonna be fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna pray over my meats. All right, it's
Speaker 1: time for what you learned on the Gary and Shannon
Speaker 1: Show this week.
Speaker 2: Hey, guys, this week Hungary and Shannon, I learned that
Speaker 2: although this new big wig might think he's.
Speaker 4: In charge around there, we all know that Leila Mohammad
Speaker 4: is actually calling the shots.
Speaker 2: Okay, you guys, have a great weekend. I love you.
Speaker 1: I've learned and always known that for gott it mid.
Speaker 3: The br What I learned on the show this week
Speaker 3: is Shannon, change your name to e lean because she's
Speaker 3: waiting and leaning so far to the left, just say.
Speaker 4: What I learned on the Gary and Shannon Show this
Speaker 4: week is Gary went to the dentist this week, said
Speaker 4: the sucker wasn't working and the X ray machine was out,
Speaker 4: which have nothing in common. So I'm assuming this dentist's
Speaker 4: office was in the back of the U haul truck
Speaker 4: parked on a corner and in Shannon her imaginary friend,
Speaker 4: Miss Patricia is suddenly an expert on political advice as
Speaker 4: well too at a distance, Ballet and political advice quite
Speaker 4: a talent.
Speaker 5: Hey, Leyla and Shannon, it is Amber from Park again. Anyways,
Speaker 5: what I learned this week is I love the Gary
Speaker 5: and Shannon show, but I really love it when you
Speaker 5: two ladies are together. I've missed hearing Leyla's voice and
Speaker 5: just are energy and everything.
Speaker 2: And Shannon, I love you. You're my homegirl.
Speaker 5: If we ever meet in person, we're gonna have a blast. Anyways,
Speaker 5: I hope you guys enjoy your Liberty.
Speaker 2: Weekend this week.
Speaker 4: And I learned.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, guys, heving me from Ventura.
Speaker 4: I learned this week that everybody's cycle in the house
Speaker 4: starts to.
Speaker 2: Change when Gary is gone later. Wow.
Speaker 1: This something I learned this week is that I really
Speaker 1: miss you guys when I listening to you guys off week.
Speaker 3: Hey, you guys are good.
Speaker 2: Have a beautiful weekend.
Speaker 5: I've learned that are the most funniest thing I've heard
Speaker 5: in their hair all week. I've heard Leila and Gary
Speaker 5: know yours fiers.
Speaker 2: You can thanks, have a great weekend, Hi, Shannon.
Speaker 3: What I learned this week is that Leila has become
Speaker 3: quite the spicy girl and her co hosting duties.
Speaker 2: I love it. She used to be a.
Speaker 3: Lot more demir Shall we say, I hope I'm not
Speaker 3: going to get charged for using that word.
Speaker 2: Keep it up. The girls were great.
Speaker 3: Love the new.
Speaker 1: Laila Oh have a good one that was nice?
Speaker 2: Was set.
Speaker 3: That's the sleep deprived Lailah. That's why I'm just saying, whatever,
Speaker 3: where was she are the.
Speaker 2: Kids at recess? I don't know.
Speaker 1: There was a lot of background stuff and when one
Speaker 1: guy was in a wind tunnel.
Speaker 2: And then the guy with the dispatch audio or the SOB.
Speaker 3: Radio or worried people are on the job, Well they're
Speaker 3: working like they're listening. You know, you two are so
Speaker 3: much fun to listen to you and Gary, I told
Speaker 3: you you're like the only sharply listened to them here
Speaker 3: but unless I'm working another show, But I listened to
Speaker 3: you all and it's as fun in person as it
Speaker 3: is for people who are listening. And you really are
Speaker 3: that girl, Shannon. I told you earlier. You know what
Speaker 3: I said off the air, but you are that girl
Speaker 3: up in here.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I have been in a good mood all
Speaker 2: week because I knew you were coming in. Thank you,
Speaker 2: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: The boss is like, are you happy that we booked Leila?
Speaker 2: I know your happiest one, Laylah's here.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you, thank you all for having me back.
Speaker 1: All right, it is time for the nine news nuggets.
Speaker 1: You need to know. These are stories that fell through
Speaker 1: the cracks when we were trying to cover real things
Speaker 1: this week.
Speaker 2: Here is your honorable mention. Honorable mention, not supposed to mention,
Speaker 2: an honor serving with you did.
Speaker 5: Great and honorable Moses.
Speaker 3: So today we're holding auditions to become the newest member
Speaker 3: of honorable Mention.
Speaker 1: So we saw this story yesterday and it's kind of
Speaker 1: still a head scratcher, isn't it. A woman working for
Speaker 1: Wells Fargo in Arizona died at work and wasn't found
Speaker 1: until four days later.
Speaker 2: I don't know how this is possible.
Speaker 3: And they said at this location, apparently a lot of
Speaker 3: the workers are still working remotely. Okay, that's why I'm
Speaker 3: always in line for five hours at a Wills Fargo.
Speaker 3: But was there not a cleaning crew that comes in
Speaker 3: at night and you know, goes through the cubicles and
Speaker 3: dumps the trash, right, like, how.
Speaker 1: Did Maybe there's not trash to dump, and so they've
Speaker 1: cut back on cleaning crews to one day a week
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 2: So everyone's smelling an odor.
Speaker 3: They say, a foul smell, and they don't realize that
Speaker 3: she's over there dead.
Speaker 1: They thought it was an issue with the plumbing, that
Speaker 1: was what the odor was. Makes me want to walk
Speaker 1: around here and just see what go out there is
Speaker 1: to be found or.
Speaker 3: Over in the other side where we have that has
Speaker 3: met situation where they're remo Are they still remodeling over there?
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I've never gone that way when I exit the elevator
Speaker 3: because I figure there's still.
Speaker 2: The has met. Yeah, you know, I haven't been over there.
Speaker 3: I bet you someone's over there, just dead. No, yeah,
Speaker 3: there's there could be.
Speaker 1: Nobody goes over there, No one goes, so we should
Speaker 1: go check it on our way.
Speaker 2: I will not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess I don't get paid enough for checking
Speaker 3: for dead people.
Speaker 2: Here's number nine, Number nine.
Speaker 3: I did nine plays with a Cock's Dirty nine times
Speaker 3: out of tennis Partner's Dirty two and I speak nine
Speaker 3: languages can write it basically everybody at table. Then I'll
Speaker 3: feel ready to go another nine? And niner?
Speaker 2: Did I catch a niner in there? You call him
Speaker 2: from all walkie talkie you've been to Italy?
Speaker 3: Never? Oh, it's on my list, I know. But I'm
Speaker 3: waiting to do that with my man. Oh I find
Speaker 3: him or he finds me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've always wanted to take a solo international trip.
Speaker 2: I have not done that.
Speaker 1: Just because it seems like it would be so like
Speaker 1: thrilling and kind of scary.
Speaker 2: But maybe in a good way for Italy.
Speaker 3: Maybe I should go to Italy so loo like eat, pray, love, ah,
Speaker 3: I might find somebody.
Speaker 1: When I was When I was there, I had a
Speaker 1: meal of pizza, right, because that's one of the things
Speaker 1: you do, big old pizza ate that I was with
Speaker 1: my husband and then we're walking back to the hotel
Speaker 1: and we walked past this pasta place where you see
Speaker 1: the guy inside and he's making the fresh pasta and
Speaker 1: we're like dinner number two? Sure, why not, because that's
Speaker 1: what you just have to do. They take their positive
Speaker 1: very seriously in Italy, and now they are losing their
Speaker 1: minds over Hines because Heines is launching a spaghetti carbonera
Speaker 1: in a can in Italy.
Speaker 3: Sounds like ravioli. Yeah, I was never opposed to chef
Speaker 3: boyer d No as a child.
Speaker 2: As an adult, no, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know if I've ever had it as an adult.
Speaker 1: Probably not as a child.
Speaker 3: I do you remember the ravioli in the It was fun,
Speaker 3: it wasn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's cute.
Speaker 3: But this doesn't sound good for Italy people are They're upset,
Speaker 3: and rightfully so.
Speaker 1: Speaking to the Times of Italy, Alessandro Pepero of the
Speaker 1: Michelin starred Papero restaurant in Rome compared the tinned carbonera
Speaker 1: to cat food. I wouldn't even give it to stray cats,
Speaker 1: some said, some said, Father, forgive them, for they do
Speaker 1: not know what they do.
Speaker 2: It's funny took it. That's seriously. Ye Number eight A
Speaker 2: tid is bold every eight second.
Speaker 4: Listening to eight different bosses drawn on about mission statements, he.
Speaker 1: More than forty percent of Japanese municipalities are at risk
Speaker 1: of disappearing due to an unexpected drop in the number
Speaker 1: of women in their twenties and thirties. There's a widely
Speaker 1: ridiculed Japanese government idea to woo Tokyo women into marrying
Speaker 1: men in rural areas by offering cash payouts and train
Speaker 1: tickets to matchmaking events.
Speaker 2: Listen, maybe this is where you find.
Speaker 3: You know, they're trying to pay these women four thousand
Speaker 3: dollars to have one to train and go meet some
Speaker 3: men they don't want to meet, and that sounds terribleiling
Speaker 3: then to go live in this rural area.
Speaker 2: Rural That's the part that I'm not getting on.
Speaker 3: They have to scrap it.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's like simple life, right, Like that's like
Speaker 1: with that show where in Paris and Nicole would go
Speaker 1: to these farms and they were city folk and it
Speaker 1: was a disaster. You can't take a girl in Tokyo,
Speaker 1: a city girl, move her out to the country and
Speaker 1: expect her to know what to do on the farm.
Speaker 3: And give her four thousand dollars and say here you go,
Speaker 3: good luck. How much would it take for you to
Speaker 3: move to a farm? Oh well, if the farm were
Speaker 3: already paid for, Okay, and I own it right, and
Speaker 3: it was a nice farm, and maybe I could get
Speaker 3: to the city in a quick train ride or to drive.
Speaker 2: I might do that.
Speaker 1: I don't know if farms are ever all paid for
Speaker 1: that part of running a farm.
Speaker 2: No, you have.
Speaker 3: I don't want to have to pay for it. If
Speaker 3: you want me to go move to a farm, you
Speaker 3: have to make sure that I don't have You have
Speaker 3: to buy the livestock and the hay and bring the
Speaker 3: farm hands to because I'm not doing that.
Speaker 1: You're not going to do any I mean, do you
Speaker 1: see me doing any of that? I do not, which
Speaker 1: is why I wanted to see what number.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't have a numbers just I would not
Speaker 3: have to have any responsibility to get up early with.
Speaker 1: The sounds awful and this smell it smells like a
Speaker 1: Wells Fargo in Arizona.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't. I don't have any any Yeah, any
Speaker 3: connection to farm. It's not gonna work for me.
Speaker 2: Number seven.
Speaker 4: Hell the seventh, the seventh.
Speaker 3: On a seven seven seven years of college down to dre.
Speaker 4: Seven seven seven days.
Speaker 1: Tony's had the longest day of his life. It's like
Speaker 1: you guys made me Playiania twained for an hour.
Speaker 3: No if he what's after this after twenty something years,
Speaker 3: it's because I was here today and I corrupted you.
Speaker 1: Yeah you did, because I'm usually just lovely demure. He's
Speaker 1: going to stop by Oscar's desk on the way out
Speaker 1: and say never again. Yeah, he's not even laughing, like
Speaker 1: he's not finding any of this. One. Let's see here,
Speaker 1: a woman has met some long lost family members for
Speaker 1: the first time after a one hundred and twenty one
Speaker 1: year old postcard was finally delivered.
Speaker 3: Clearly this was not in the US, because you're not
Speaker 3: getting a postcard from three weeks ago. Luckily, you're lucky
Speaker 3: if it makes it to your house, right. Yeah, So
Speaker 3: this was over in the UK and she was trying
Speaker 3: to sort of, I guess, figure out who this message
Speaker 3: was for. It was like dear l and she trying
Speaker 3: to figure who l was. And then they traced it
Speaker 3: back to you know, her family and figured out who
Speaker 3: this l lady was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it says dear ya, dear l. I could not
Speaker 1: it was not possible to get the pair of these.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry, but I hope you're enjoying yourself at home.
Speaker 1: I have got now about ten shillings pocket money, not
Speaker 1: including the train fair.
Speaker 2: So I'm doing all right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyway, so someone had seen this article on social media
Speaker 3: and put the name and the address of the person
Speaker 3: the car postcard that was sent to into ancestry and
Speaker 3: then traced it to her family tree.
Speaker 2: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 3: But the fact that this postcard was one hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty one years integrated.
Speaker 2: I have questions.
Speaker 1: I have an antique store and my town that I
Speaker 1: like to go into or I used to sometimes and
Speaker 1: just look around and they have a big box of
Speaker 1: postcards in there, and they're all these pots. They're probably
Speaker 1: from estate sales, you know, people dump off their debts.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's what they're dead parents stuff. And uh, it's
Speaker 1: so much fun to read those postcards and the way
Speaker 1: that people talk to each other and the way that
Speaker 1: people used to write. People actually had an ability to
Speaker 1: make beautiful poetry essentially out of everyday correspondence. And now
Speaker 1: we just send pictures to each other like cave men,
Speaker 1: or we don't even use words exactly, that's what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like we just send the emojis, you know, like we're
Speaker 1: hieroglyphic people.
Speaker 2: Now takes me sad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I still value like old fashion phone calls, like,
Speaker 3: don't spend so much time texting me, buto who don't
Speaker 3: call me?
Speaker 2: Don't call me? Oh really? Yeah, you're that person ship
Speaker 2: is sales. You rather just know.
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding. I'll stay on the phone with my
Speaker 1: friends for hours. So yeah, I have a girlfriend from
Speaker 1: high school and we'll spend two and a half hours
Speaker 1: on the phone the way we did when we were sixteen.
Speaker 2: Yes, number six, I got six, you got six, she
Speaker 2: got six.
Speaker 1: Number six.
Speaker 2: There's six more weeks of later.
Speaker 3: What do you want a picture of me or rabbi
Speaker 3: and six drunk and longshomy.
Speaker 2: I would just dig you in a nursing home closer
Speaker 2: to us.
Speaker 1: I don't have to drive stick.
Speaker 2: Down, drink another six packs.
Speaker 3: Perfect.
Speaker 1: There is a coastal city in France that is bearing
Speaker 1: all with a museum exhibit on nudity. And when you
Speaker 1: go to the exhibit you can be nude.
Speaker 3: Yourself, and people really are signing up and you know,
Speaker 3: paying for this opportunity. It's like twelve bucks to do this,
Speaker 3: and so far eighty plus visitors put themselves on full display.
Speaker 2: They say.
Speaker 1: In recent years, a new craze for nudity and nature
Speaker 1: has arisen.
Speaker 2: How's it. I don't think so. I'm not begging to
Speaker 2: see more people nude, and I've.
Speaker 3: Heard no one in my circle say, hey, I can't
Speaker 3: wait to go nude and share my stuff with everyone.
Speaker 2: Did you ever see that show on HBO Max.
Speaker 1: It was a reality show like a dating show where
Speaker 1: they would see each other nude. They would see people
Speaker 1: nude before they even talk to them, and that's how
Speaker 1: they would pick their dates. No, but it was awful
Speaker 1: because they showed it. They showed everyone. They didn't blur out.
Speaker 2: Any of the stuff.
Speaker 1: I lasted maybe forty five seconds watching that show, like,
Speaker 1: I'm not asking for that. I don't want to see
Speaker 1: a bunch of strangers naked.
Speaker 3: No, but there's an other show with Naked and Afraid
Speaker 3: That yeah, like who's running around the woods? But naked
Speaker 3: and afraid?
Speaker 2: Number five.
Speaker 4: Wenutes Geese, this is the year five point five.
Speaker 2: It would be a favorite.
Speaker 1: Lose five pounds immediately.
Speaker 2: We talked about this story earlier in the week.
Speaker 1: A five year old boy is accidentally broken an ancient
Speaker 1: urn dating to the Late Bronze Age at a museum
Speaker 1: in Israel. It was a thirty five hundred year old
Speaker 1: artifact and it broke into several pieces, but they're not angry.
Speaker 1: The boy has in fact been invited to return for
Speaker 1: a tour and they say that it could be repaired.
Speaker 3: They want to use this as a teachable moment for
Speaker 3: the child and parent. How did the child get so
Speaker 3: close that the child knocked this over?
Speaker 1: I don't know because I just remember it didn't have
Speaker 1: glass around it or anything like that. But why are
Speaker 1: you letting your five year old get a hands on
Speaker 1: that vase? You should not, Mom and Dad number four is.
Speaker 3: Probably on his fourth tranquilizer by now.
Speaker 2: Commandment number four, This isn't the same world you left
Speaker 2: four years ago.
Speaker 1: There is an invasive fish with sharp human like teeth
Speaker 1: and that has been discovered in Lake Meredith.
Speaker 2: Where is Lake Meredith in Texas, Okay?
Speaker 3: And this Texas fisherman caught this piranha relative with the
Speaker 3: human teeth at a lake you said, Lake Meredith on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Have you seen the fish? It does have humans? Well,
Speaker 2: it grows.
Speaker 1: To tell me about this, it says it grows to
Speaker 1: six and a half inches, But it's eighty eight pounds.
Speaker 2: Do they mean six and a half feet? Maybe? I
Speaker 2: think it's got to be that.
Speaker 3: So they're thinking, you know, the wildlife experts is saying,
Speaker 3: we believe this was someone's pet and they released it
Speaker 3: into the lake.
Speaker 1: And that's how you know, who has a pet with
Speaker 1: teeth like a human? That's a fish.
Speaker 2: I'm good.
Speaker 1: Number three, the number count and the number of the
Speaker 1: counting shall be.
Speaker 2: Three were dead within three hours.
Speaker 1: Three security clearance level three.
Speaker 3: All three of you. Three.
Speaker 2: I got all three of you guys for the rest
Speaker 2: of your not being born live.
Speaker 3: After that three days, they both start to stink.
Speaker 1: Three. I kind of feel for this eagle. I mean,
Speaker 1: I get it. This is a bald eagle and it
Speaker 1: needed to be rehabbed. It was injured, It wasn't unhealthy,
Speaker 1: it was just overfed. The bald eagle had engorged itself
Speaker 1: with a raccoon and was too fat to fly.
Speaker 2: We've all had meals like this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he might be dealing with some post pandemic stuff, sadness,
Speaker 3: like people who were overeating, and so they had to
Speaker 3: put him on you know, fruits and veggies, a little diet,
Speaker 3: a whole rappoon. Number two, what's going on?
Speaker 1: There's two sons and this is too much. Guy in Indiana,
Speaker 1: admitted to putting a poisonous off white powdery substance into
Speaker 1: his wife's coke so he could kill her and marry
Speaker 1: her daughter. That sounds hinged, very hinged.
Speaker 3: The details are just bizarre. You know about this guy's
Speaker 3: relationship with the daughter. Apparently when the wife was asleep,
Speaker 3: the daughter and a daughter's friend would put on a
Speaker 3: show for this guy. Oh boy, the alphidevit shows that
Speaker 3: involved the woman putting on his wife's negliges.
Speaker 2: If people still say.
Speaker 3: Neglige, no, it's like lingerie, who says neglige?
Speaker 2: That's and I can't even.
Speaker 3: Read the rest of the rest. Yeah, but there was
Speaker 3: a lot going on behind the wife's back.
Speaker 1: What an awful story. People, You don't know what goes
Speaker 1: on behind closed doors.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't know who's in.
Speaker 1: A negligee and who's spiking whose drinks?
Speaker 3: That's such an ancient yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, also, who has a neglige? Or it's a night
Speaker 1: t shirt and shorts to sleep little nighty little silky nighties.
Speaker 1: I don't know, all right, maybe people do that number
Speaker 1: one weird number one.
Speaker 2: I just started to look out for number one.
Speaker 3: Are you the number one?
Speaker 2: Number one?
Speaker 1: Number one well, here is a story you might want
Speaker 1: to listen to if you are a man. And Lebanon
Speaker 1: say they treated a thirty eight year old man who
Speaker 1: got an unusual bacterial infection in his penis after eating
Speaker 1: rice and having vigorous sex with his wife.
Speaker 2: How are the two connected, the rice and the sex.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they think it could be the
Speaker 1: rice or the sex or a combination. They said, this
Speaker 1: is what I don't understand, and we see this time
Speaker 1: and time again. He experienced penile swelling and redness for
Speaker 1: about a week before he went to the doctor. If
Speaker 1: I had a penis and it's swelled up and was
Speaker 1: red I would go to the doctor right away.
Speaker 3: But he chose to not. And then he still had
Speaker 3: the sex. It sounds like right after he had the rice,
Speaker 3: and so I guess the two aren't connected.
Speaker 1: They said, a few hours after being intimate, he suffered
Speaker 1: severe diarrhea and vomiting. Oh so maybe that was the
Speaker 1: rice and the other stuff was the sex. Maybe some
Speaker 1: food poisonous. Okay, I don't know, m H.
Speaker 2: And do you care? I mean, I just want to know.
Speaker 2: Did he recover?
Speaker 3: Always says his condition appeared to have completely resolved. At
Speaker 3: his one month check up from him he had to
Speaker 3: abstain from sex though and some other stuff and he had.
Speaker 2: To put ointments on some ointment yea every day. All right,
Speaker 2: good for him.
Speaker 1: Let's end with that, Layla, thank you, thank you for
Speaker 1: having me anytime. Phil Schumann coming up next for John
Speaker 1: right here on KFI. Goodbye, and don't.
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