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Speaker 2: Here's Bill Handle, and.
Speaker 3: Good morning everybody. It is a Thursday morning, November seventh.
Speaker 3: And yes, we're caught up in big fires and big
Speaker 3: Santa Anna wins, and we'll cover that this morning.
Speaker 2: Also a couple events that.
Speaker 3: Neil and I are going to be attending, well, Neil
Speaker 3: will be attending and with me this Saturday, and i'll
Speaker 3: tell you about that in a minute, and then the
Speaker 3: following Saturday, i'll tell you about what's going on. So first,
Speaker 3: hello to everybody. Neil, Good morning, Good morning, Willie Wolf. Yes, Cono,
Speaker 3: good morning, good.
Speaker 2: Morning, Billy Wolf. Wow right up there.
Speaker 3: You actually no one calls me Willie Wolf except for
Speaker 3: my partner and best one of my best friends, Saville
Speaker 3: and Neil. Now people have tried various other names. I
Speaker 3: don't go by Billy. I certainly don't go by Billy Bob.
Speaker 3: I don't go by Willie, although usually it's in reference
Speaker 3: to my Yeah. Uh, and that's a that's wee Willie.
Speaker 3: But that is some kind of a fairy tale.
Speaker 2: But anyway, what about Ushi mcdouchebag.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm very on that, and I'm legally a William,
Speaker 3: but I have not talked. I have not been a
Speaker 3: William for many, many, many many years.
Speaker 2: Okay, and good morning.
Speaker 4: I like Wolf.
Speaker 3: Just I should have kept you really should have like
Speaker 3: wolf Blitzer.
Speaker 2: I should have clipped wolf.
Speaker 3: But you know, when you're a kid, Yeah, I was
Speaker 3: eleven years old naturalized as an American citizen and they
Speaker 3: asked you what name?
Speaker 2: And you know I was. I was in school.
Speaker 3: I chose my name by the way I was in school,
Speaker 3: and uh, it was it was just too tough being
Speaker 3: a wolf in school.
Speaker 2: Kids would just make too much fun of me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I wish I had gone through that and
Speaker 3: kept Wolf because I just think it's a neat name.
Speaker 2: Wolf Blitzer, wolf Blitzer, I mean, is that great or not?
Speaker 3: By the way, it's a European name. Uh, and it's
Speaker 3: a very common name. It's like John and it's pronounced both.
Speaker 2: And it doesn't mean wolf. It's a name wolf.
Speaker 3: Handle sounds like you're throwing up, Yes it does. You
Speaker 3: could go ahead, Amy, I.
Speaker 4: Just had a thought. You could have dressed up like
Speaker 4: a sheep for Halloween.
Speaker 2: Then, yeah, it would have been a bullet. That's true.
Speaker 2: I could have and Neil could have been.
Speaker 3: Neil could have dressed up as a sheep farmer and
Speaker 3: gotten and walked behind me very.
Speaker 2: Closely and to his flight the morning.
Speaker 5: Why mind, because it would have been a good look,
Speaker 5: a two part costume.
Speaker 3: You know, by the way, when I was heavy, I
Speaker 3: do commercials for West med and uh, you know years ago.
Speaker 3: Never mind, I was going to tell you a story
Speaker 3: about when I went horseback riding and they wouldn't let
Speaker 3: me on a horse because I was too fat. You
Speaker 3: talk about embarrassing moments. I talk about during the commercial.
Speaker 3: I was at the Question and Center down the street
Speaker 3: in Burbank and they they said, you're just You're too
Speaker 3: big for any of our horses. And I was pretty upset.
Speaker 3: So I insisted on a step ladder and a horse
Speaker 3: in heat, and at that point it got to be
Speaker 3: very uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Yep. No, all right.
Speaker 3: Anyway, enough enough of enough of depravity in the morning,
Speaker 3: So before we start handle on the news very quick,
Speaker 3: when Neil and I this Saturday are going to be
Speaker 3: at the Wild Fork and Lagoon and Miguel and tell
Speaker 3: you a little more about that.
Speaker 2: And then the following.
Speaker 3: Saturday, I'm in fighting you to join me for the
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Speaker 3: going to be just a guest.
Speaker 2: I'm not seeing it, but it's really neat.
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Speaker 2: I mean, they play all over the place.
Speaker 3: And if you'd like to join me, and it's really
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Speaker 3: see you there and it's always great fun and come
Speaker 3: up and say hello and we'll yell together.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's do it.
Speaker 3: Handle on the news with Amy Neil and me lead
Speaker 3: story done burn self well. Southern California is on fire
Speaker 3: once again. This is the Mountain Fire. It has exploded.
Speaker 2: You know, when you.
Speaker 3: Get eighty one hundred mile per hour gusts of wind,
Speaker 3: it's pretty hard to control those fires, especially when you
Speaker 3: see the flames going sideways and exploding in volume and speed.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is not good news. So Amy the
Speaker 3: latest on this, if you will.
Speaker 6: For this fire, it's just over fourteen thousand acres. There
Speaker 6: is no containment. It's burned down at least fifty homes
Speaker 6: in more Park and came Rio and they've got hundreds
Speaker 6: of firefighters out there trying to get a handle on it.
Speaker 4: And we've got more high winds expected today.
Speaker 3: So English muffin from Costco. You know, you can get
Speaker 3: four English muffin packs for like nine dollars four pack,
Speaker 3: and a single English muffin pack at the store is
Speaker 3: five or six bucks.
Speaker 4: If you got the fifty homes fifty.
Speaker 2: Homes that's pretty good.
Speaker 3: That's pretty bad, and there's going to be more probably
Speaker 3: by the way, my munching on the muff and I
Speaker 3: do not please don't think that I connected it with
Speaker 3: the fifty homes.
Speaker 2: I know people who have lost their homes and it
Speaker 2: is brutal.
Speaker 3: I mean even rebuilding homes. Friends in Malibu who lost
Speaker 3: their house and they went ahead and rebuilt it, you know,
Speaker 3: rebuilt house twice. Is Anthony and Lauren at their homes? Yeah, yep, yep,
Speaker 3: they from Zelman's. Yeah, there's a flooding. They no, it
Speaker 3: was flooding both times. But just seeing what they went
Speaker 3: through rebuilding houses, it's not just oh my god, I
Speaker 3: lost my house. It's the aftermath for a couple of
Speaker 3: years and dealing with insurance company.
Speaker 2: It is genuinely horrible.
Speaker 3: Okay, So just because I'm biding into my English muffin,
Speaker 3: please don't think I'm minimizing it.
Speaker 2: No, it was crap timing. Ill are to you. Okay,
Speaker 2: how about now.
Speaker 4: Sure Kamala has given her concession.
Speaker 6: Vice President Harris addressed the nation from Howard University yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 4: Of course, Howard University is her alma mater.
Speaker 6: She publicly conceded defeat in the presidential election, also urged
Speaker 6: her supporters to accept the results. She said, though, that
Speaker 6: we owe no loyalty to a president or a party,
Speaker 6: but to the Constitution of the United States.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she did something interesting while being exceedingly great gracious,
Speaker 3: she ripped into Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it was dig after dig that she did
Speaker 4: it in a very gracious, gracious way way.
Speaker 3: And the question also is, well, Joe Biden invited Donald
Speaker 3: Trump to the White House as this traditional and probably
Speaker 3: we'll be accompanying him to the inauguration, which is also traditional,
Speaker 3: in the same car and will be at the inauguration.
Speaker 4: Said he was going to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, unlike what Donald Trump did when Joe Biden was elected.
Speaker 3: And Donald Trump said, you know, this is my should
Speaker 3: be my inauguration, and he broke tradition by doing that.
Speaker 3: Going back in history, here's a little history. Herbert Hoover,
Speaker 3: who had lost to FDR. They despised each other, would
Speaker 3: not talk to each other, would not look at each other.
Speaker 3: They still went together to the inauguration. They sat together
Speaker 3: in the back of a car and each one looked
Speaker 3: out the window, but they looked out the window on
Speaker 3: their side but still it's tradition that was broken, and
Speaker 3: now the tradition looks like it's going to be reinstated.
Speaker 5: All right, The Federal Reserve expected today to cut interest
Speaker 5: rates yet again, so it would be the second time
Speaker 5: this year. If you remember, they did a pretty big
Speaker 5: surprise cutback in September. They're expected to shave borrowing costs
Speaker 5: by a quarter percentage point, half the size of what
Speaker 5: they did in September. But this will bring the average
Speaker 5: down the range into four point five four point seventy
Speaker 5: five rather than four point seventy five to five percent
Speaker 5: level where it is now. And of course this is
Speaker 5: the lending range or the borrowing range, that's the bank
Speaker 5: bottom lane.
Speaker 2: That's the benchmark range rate.
Speaker 3: That the charges the banks when they banks borrow money. Now,
Speaker 3: of course we're at what seven point thirty I'm going
Speaker 3: to explain a little bit what's going on.
Speaker 2: Well, Donald Trump ran.
Speaker 3: Really and with the way this is simplistic because all
Speaker 3: presidential candidates say this, So it's not just Trump, it's
Speaker 3: you caused inflation. I'm going to fix it. Boy, is
Speaker 3: that simplistic? It is a hell.
Speaker 2: Of a lot more complicated than that.
Speaker 3: And presidents have relatively little power. They can't determine interest rates,
Speaker 3: now tariffs. Yes, I'll explain that a little bit later.
Speaker 3: How much power Trump and or Biden and or any
Speaker 3: president actually has to do with inflation and interest rates?
Speaker 2: So I'll do that.
Speaker 3: At seven seven thirty.
Speaker 6: Ernie Sanders speaking out. He's issued a what's been called
Speaker 6: a scathing statement on the Democratic Party's disastrous campaign. That's
Speaker 6: from his words after Vice President Harris lost to President
Speaker 6: Elect Trump. The Independent caucuses with the Democrats, but he
Speaker 6: said it should come as no great surprise that a
Speaker 6: Democratic Party which has abandoned working class people would find
Speaker 6: that the working class has abandoned them.
Speaker 2: Well, so here is the choice.
Speaker 3: Do we as a country, or, let's say, the Democratic
Speaker 3: Party move to the right to try to grab some
Speaker 3: of what was lost by even Democrats to Trump, Or
Speaker 3: does it move to the left and separate itself out
Speaker 3: like it did in George McGovern days when McGovern ran
Speaker 3: against Richard Nixon and lost every single state except one
Speaker 3: in the electoral college.
Speaker 2: Which way do we go?
Speaker 3: Well, you got Bernie Sanders on the left, you certainly
Speaker 3: have AOC and other members of the squad are saying
Speaker 3: we have to move left.
Speaker 2: We have to move left. And I don't know when
Speaker 2: they meet.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've ever seen videos or photos
Speaker 3: when they meet that part of the caucus meets, there's
Speaker 3: a red flag in the room and they sing the
Speaker 3: Internacional before every single meeting.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm not exaggerating a whole lot on
Speaker 2: that one either.
Speaker 5: No, unfortunately you're not. Both parties need to find more
Speaker 5: towards the center.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 3: No, the Republicans don't have to be more towards the center.
Speaker 3: They look at what just happened, sweeping, sweeping election. I mean,
Speaker 3: it was a it wasn't a landslide, which will be described.
Speaker 2: At but it was a solid, solid win.
Speaker 5: Two hundred and seventy seven last count electoral votes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to seventy two or whatever, to seventy six.
Speaker 3: I mean, it doesn't matter now, Okay, I mean that's
Speaker 3: just the PA on which but then that gives that
Speaker 3: gives you an idea of the of the battleground states
Speaker 3: and how those played out. And that's all politics. You've
Speaker 3: heard me talk about how I hate the electoral caledge.
Speaker 3: To me, it's the it's the popular vote, which is
Speaker 3: the way we should elect every single official who gets
Speaker 3: the majority of the vote.
Speaker 2: And Trump he did it with this.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's a plurality because you know we've got two
Speaker 3: three people running, So.
Speaker 2: In any case, solid win. Oh.
Speaker 5: Steve Bannon Neil Steve Bannon recently released, said that he
Speaker 5: was empowered after his release, and boy, we may see
Speaker 5: the true meaning of those words. Hours after Donald Trump's victory,
Speaker 5: the former Trump campaign official and if you remember, self
Speaker 5: described political prisoner, he went on a massive and pissed
Speaker 5: off rant. He said, you stole the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 5: The entire phony thing is getting swept out. Went on
Speaker 5: to say Biden's getting swept out, Kamala Harris is getting
Speaker 5: swept out, MSNBC is getting swept out, the Justice Department
Speaker 5: is getting swept out, the I is getting swept up,
Speaker 5: swept out.
Speaker 2: You people suck.
Speaker 5: Okay, Now you're going to pay the price for trying
Speaker 5: to destroy this country.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you should have thought that Biden's getting swept out
Speaker 3: and Harris is getting swept out. I think when he
Speaker 3: went into the MSNBC, the Justice Department, the FBI, I
Speaker 3: don't think you're going to see them swept out.
Speaker 2: There may be some big changes at the FBI and
Speaker 2: the Justice.
Speaker 3: Department, because there were you're going to see some You're
Speaker 3: going to see the independence of the Justice Department basically disappear.
Speaker 2: That you remember with.
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton the FBI like a week Yeah, two weeks
Speaker 5: before the election. Yeah, that was And so what's the
Speaker 5: FBI is doing their job one way or the other?
Speaker 2: Oh that was?
Speaker 3: That was Ay, they should not have that was contrary
Speaker 3: to policy eleven days before the election.
Speaker 5: But what I'm saying is, how can how how could
Speaker 5: the right say that the FBI is a problem when
Speaker 5: the right did win. The FBI did stuff that could
Speaker 5: have been.
Speaker 3: Oh, because the FBI didn't investigate enough of the democratic
Speaker 3: shenanigans like the Steel dossier and didn't go after, for example,
Speaker 3: Biden and Hunter Biden enough because of the connection with Ukraine,
Speaker 3: and wouldn't investigate Hunter Biden. I mean, there's a bunch
Speaker 3: of issues, but you're going to see a non independent
Speaker 3: Justice Department and FBI that Trump has the ability to
Speaker 3: control because it's part of the executive branch.
Speaker 2: That you're going to see. Good times, good times.
Speaker 6: Not like we weren't warned or anything, but new data
Speaker 6: has confirmed twenty twenty four will be the hottest year
Speaker 6: on record and the first calendar year to exceed the
Speaker 6: Paris Agreements threshold. Most of the world's countries pledged to
Speaker 6: strive to keep global warming under one point five degrees
Speaker 6: celsius in the Paris Paris Agreement. Scientists said that would
Speaker 6: prevent cascading and worsening impacts like droughts, heat waves, and
Speaker 6: catastrophic sea level rise.
Speaker 3: That's the other thing we're going to see from this administration.
Speaker 2: Climate change. What climate change?
Speaker 3: That's fake news, and that is going to change everything.
Speaker 3: In terms of moving to alternative energy, money being granted
Speaker 3: companies states to move towards alternative energy. I think we're
Speaker 3: going to see the philosophy of which Donald Trump already articulated. Drill,
Speaker 3: baby drill. I mean, there's going to be some big
Speaker 3: changes there really are. We have to accept that, but
Speaker 3: we have to analyze where and how and how big
Speaker 3: And we don't know yet how big.
Speaker 2: We don't know.
Speaker 3: Is Donald Trump really going to put our FK junior
Speaker 3: in terms of all of our health system.
Speaker 2: What Homeland Security, I mean, Department of.
Speaker 3: Health and Human Services, theh the FDA is he.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking he's gonna listen to somebody and we're talking
Speaker 3: about Trump on this one. But then again, the biggest
Speaker 3: thing he got is loyalty. If you are loyal, you
Speaker 3: are at the top of the heap, and if you
Speaker 3: are not, you're gone. So that is really involved in
Speaker 3: any decision he makes.
Speaker 5: All right, with the reelection of Donald Trump, Ukraine may
Speaker 5: be in trouble. They may have to adjust to a
Speaker 5: dramatic reduction in US support. I think we all know
Speaker 5: what that means. Super decisive impact on the war with Russia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is I'll tell you sweating bullets.
Speaker 2: Zelenski who did call.
Speaker 3: President elect Trump and say, hey, I can't wait to
Speaker 3: be partners with you, cannot wait to have us have
Speaker 3: our good relation. He was quaking, his knees were quaking
Speaker 3: during that phone call.
Speaker 5: It's impossible for them to continue on without ours.
Speaker 3: Oh impossible. And President lect Trump has already talked about
Speaker 3: a negotiated peace between Ukraine and Russia, which means land
Speaker 3: Land is going to be given up.
Speaker 2: And remember day one, the phone call is made and
Speaker 2: war is ceases to exist.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for day one. And by the way,
Speaker 3: he is going to do stuff day one. He's not
Speaker 3: blowing smoke here. There are going to be some executive
Speaker 3: actions day one, and we'll see how far they go.
Speaker 3: It'll probably be immigration, it'll be crime, certainly, the border.
Speaker 2: Huge announcement there.
Speaker 6: Well, the UN tells Israel you're on your own. The
Speaker 6: United Nations says that replacing its Palestinian relief agency called
Speaker 6: UNRA in Gaza and the West Bank is not its
Speaker 6: responsibility and says this is your problem, Israel. Israel, of course,
Speaker 6: decided to cut ties with the United Nations Relief and
Speaker 6: Works Agency known as UNRA, it said, because it has
Speaker 6: been infiltrated by Hamas and Hamas sympathizers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now there are two parts of this one, because
Speaker 3: you've got INRA or UNRA working in Gaza. And I
Speaker 3: don't think the Israeli government gives a rats about how
Speaker 3: many people starve in Gaza. It may even be an
Speaker 3: act of war. I have no idea, But the West
Speaker 3: Bank is a territory of Israel, and Israel is responsible
Speaker 3: as an Israeli territory and says the relief in.
Speaker 2: The West Bank NRA can no longer be there. Well,
Speaker 2: that means starvation. Israel is quickly.
Speaker 3: Going to be a pariah nation, if not already in
Speaker 3: terms of what it is doing, particularly in Gaza Lebanon,
Speaker 3: it may be there too.
Speaker 2: I tell you, Israel has reared its head.
Speaker 3: And I don't think Palestinians, I don't think the Lebanese.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 3: The proxies of Iran understood. They certainly underestimated Israel's ire
Speaker 3: and how far they would go, and their power too.
Speaker 3: You know though they don't have air force there. You know,
Speaker 3: they don't have air forces, they don't have tanks. They
Speaker 3: have missiles is what they have going up against one
Speaker 3: of the world's most well trained, well equipped armies and
Speaker 3: air force and navies.
Speaker 2: You know, Israel has submarines out in the Mediterranean as
Speaker 2: you know that. Yeah, they have aircraft carriers.
Speaker 3: I mean they're small boats and they're model kits of
Speaker 3: aircraft carriers that they make on the boats.
Speaker 2: So they don't have any big ones. All right, what
Speaker 2: does the Fox say? The Fox News says.
Speaker 5: Hey, we're number one choice for TV viewers on election night,
Speaker 5: second straight time, the conservative network led rivals in viewership
Speaker 5: for the presidential results. As a matter of fact, a
Speaker 5: couple interesting things happened. The night was a milestone for
Speaker 5: MSNBC as well, which topped CNN on the presidential election night.
Speaker 3: Doesn't that give you an idea of how polarized we are.
Speaker 3: MSNBC right, which is so insanely left wing, Fox which
Speaker 3: is so right wing, and that's where people went, It's
Speaker 3: wonder what Fox gonna do now that we have a
Speaker 3: president elect who is a conservative, Republican, reasonably conservative, and
Speaker 3: they can't talk more about Nancy Pelosi very much. So
Speaker 3: it's it's gonna be fascinating. We're gonna go back and
Speaker 3: just do the normal. Maybe we're going to maybe we're
Speaker 3: going to move towards the center in terms of covering issues.
Speaker 2: In terms of the media, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Did you guys watch the election coverage?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Part of it. Yeah, I was.
Speaker 6: Watching kind of everything. I think CNN did the best job.
Speaker 3: I like CNN a lot because they're as clearly they
Speaker 3: lean left, not as right.
Speaker 2: As they were leaning.
Speaker 3: I was looking at the analysis and Fox.
Speaker 2: Was putting politics in the analysis.
Speaker 3: CNN and to your point, you're right, John King, who
Speaker 3: I think is the best analyst.
Speaker 2: It was pure analysis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a nice change.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's what's going on. Here's the vote, here's the county.
Speaker 3: If this goes one way or the other. You got
Speaker 3: some real information, and you're absolutely right about You're absolutely
Speaker 3: right about that.
Speaker 6: So evs are apparently becoming a bit of a tough sell.
Speaker 6: Toyota is posting its first profit drop in two years,
Speaker 6: at least that's expected today when they do their earnings calls.
Speaker 6: It's signaling cooling demand for electric vehicles. Customers are shifting
Speaker 6: away from them and going more for the hybrids, which
Speaker 6: I would think that Toyota would do good because they
Speaker 6: have the Prius.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the price is a pure evs are on
Speaker 3: their way down, although and gasoline, the gasoline cars I
Speaker 3: think are all going to be especially on the way up,
Speaker 3: especially now with the Trump administration that pushes for fossil fuels.
Speaker 3: You know how we have gas stations on every corner,
Speaker 3: We're going to have fossil fuel power.
Speaker 2: Plants on every corner. It's going to be a different philosophy.
Speaker 5: I understand is that every Tesla charging station now will
Speaker 5: have a gas station attached to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we'll see I think you're going to see
Speaker 3: evs drop. I do, and because of the range anxiety
Speaker 3: that's still there and it drives me crazy. And that's
Speaker 3: why I do Walter's Wholesale Electric with setting up charging stations,
Speaker 3: because it is a real problem with range anxiety. I
Speaker 3: have it all the time.
Speaker 5: If we could power or harness the power of anxiety,
Speaker 5: oh yeah, into into power for a vehicle, it's a
Speaker 5: way I imagine.
Speaker 4: It's driving around La going.
Speaker 2: Oh oh yes, oh ye.
Speaker 5: Handle would just he wouldn't take le Michtel once and
Speaker 5: he could power his car.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 5: So the Benendez brothers are they aren't they? What's going
Speaker 5: to happen? Well, you know, with the election, a lot
Speaker 5: of things are changing, and now you've got a good
Speaker 5: Written's District Attorney George Gascone is on his way out.
Speaker 5: This throws some uncertainty into the Eric and Lyleman Nendez
Speaker 5: story and whether they'll be resentenced. Nearly thirty years after
Speaker 5: their conviction.
Speaker 2: I still think they are, even though some hardcore.
Speaker 3: Especially members of the men in this family, although most
Speaker 3: a monthly two released because if there was a case
Speaker 3: the first case where there was a legitimate argument about
Speaker 3: the abuse, second time out. Nothing They've done thirty five years,
Speaker 3: and I think they're going to be released. I think
Speaker 3: even Hawkman is going to release him.
Speaker 2: That's my guess. I may be wrong, but I think
Speaker 2: that's going to happen.
Speaker 6: We got bugs and they're unwelcome, uninvited, and can do
Speaker 6: a lot of damage. Santa Anna and Garden Grove have
Speaker 6: been placed under quarantine because of the oriental fruit fly,
Speaker 6: which is an invasive pest that attacks over two hundred
Speaker 6: and thirty crops including fruits, nuts, and vegetables. The quarantine
Speaker 6: zone is in Orange County. It's eighty seven square miles,
Speaker 6: bordered on the north by Anaheim, on the south by
Speaker 6: the John Wayne Airport, on the west by Huntington Beach,
Speaker 6: and on the east by State Highway fifty five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is no joke, and we've done a very
Speaker 3: good job of keeping fruit flies out. Once they infest,
Speaker 3: it's a real problem. And we can't get mangoes or
Speaker 3: papayas from Hawaii.
Speaker 2: Hawaii. Do you know that because fruitfly infestation? And we
Speaker 2: do we get pineapple.
Speaker 3: That's it, because fruitflies don't live in pineapple because of
Speaker 3: the because of the acid in pineapple.
Speaker 2: What if they like acid, Well, I.
Speaker 3: Don't think they live in acid. By the way, and
Speaker 3: you can look that up because I think I just
Speaker 3: made that up. But it sure sounds It sounds good,
Speaker 3: doesn't it.
Speaker 2: See there you.
Speaker 5: Go, yeah man, maybe Okay, Disneyland stop, please, God bless
Speaker 5: you guys. I love you, but stop with the alcohol already.
Speaker 5: So they're adding wine, beer and hard Seltzer to Docu
Speaker 5: Bay seven food and cargo. It's there in Star Wars
Speaker 5: Galaxies Edge. It's been my longtime opinion that the fireworks
Speaker 5: one of the best place to watch them is there
Speaker 5: in the Star Wars Galaxy Edge area. And now they
Speaker 5: they know that they have their nighttime gathering fireworks a
Speaker 5: dining package at eighty nine bucks per guest.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 5: But you can, you know, watch over the Falcon Overlook
Speaker 5: patio there and it's the very close fireworks.
Speaker 2: It's a cool spot, especially when you're drunk. But see,
Speaker 2: I don't know why they need to.
Speaker 5: I never go to Disneyland and go, gosh, this would
Speaker 5: be better if I was plastered.
Speaker 2: Ever LSD.
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