Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 1: How crazy is that? Nobody to edit anything. Anything could
Speaker 1: happen at.
Speaker 2: Any time, anytime. Oh my goodness, many times it has happened.
Speaker 2: That's right, all right, well listen, we'll get into fire coverage.
Speaker 2: The good news is that the supulvt of fire that
Speaker 2: started last night just before midnight has pretty much stopped.
Speaker 2: They are still saying it's zero percent containment, but that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that it's expanding in any way. Also, the
Speaker 2: Hues fire up in the Castaic area, Man, it was
Speaker 2: an adventure getting home because people were just slowing down
Speaker 2: to look at smoke, right, I mean, going northward?
Speaker 3: Can I see? How can I see it? Who can
Speaker 3: I talk to about it?
Speaker 2: There's a point where you get to the bottom of
Speaker 2: the hill headed up on to the New Hall Pass,
Speaker 2: so sort of where the fourteen splits off after the
Speaker 2: two times, and there's a point where you couldn't see
Speaker 2: the smoke anymore. Traffic was flowing at seventy five miles
Speaker 2: an hour. You go over the hill, and you could
Speaker 2: see the smoke. Traffic's down to nine miles an hour
Speaker 2: because people can't figure out and that was long before
Speaker 2: the closure would have impacted traffic. It was a little frustrating,
Speaker 2: but there's good news on both of those fronts. As
Speaker 2: quickly as that Hughes fire expanded, it has been stopped.
Speaker 3: It looks like for the most.
Speaker 1: Part, I can tell why you have an extra spring
Speaker 1: in your step. I know that you thought that I
Speaker 1: would forget, but I have not. I know that the
Speaker 1: US Figure Skating Championship starts tonight, and I know you
Speaker 1: get I'm looking.
Speaker 3: At the date trying to figure out is there a
Speaker 3: date that I forgot?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Thursday, January twenty third. The pair's short program airs
Speaker 1: at three pm OUR time. The women's short program airs
Speaker 1: at five to twenty YUR time. You can catch them
Speaker 1: on Peacock and the USA Network. I know it's a
Speaker 1: big time of year for you. You've been practicing your
Speaker 1: triple sockows sal cow.
Speaker 3: Excuse me. I just want you to be right. I know,
Speaker 3: I apologize.
Speaker 1: I should have gotten my ducks in a row before
Speaker 1: I started talking about it.
Speaker 3: We didn't get a chance to.
Speaker 2: Tie a bow on the whole hot sauce discussion yesterday,
Speaker 2: so we'll do that a little bit later this hour.
Speaker 2: We were asking people what's your favorite hot sauce? And
Speaker 2: I was amazed there are a whole lot more hot
Speaker 2: sauces out there than I knew.
Speaker 3: I was going to touch a nerve with that.
Speaker 1: People are very serious and very loyal to their hot
Speaker 1: sauces as well.
Speaker 2: I mean, the one that kind of disturbed me yesterday
Speaker 2: was the woman who said her son, luks It likes
Speaker 2: the Dill Pickle hot sauce, which sounds odd.
Speaker 1: I'm willing to try that. Maybe you should order us some,
Speaker 1: but there are some others that look pretty good. I
Speaker 1: wonder if you can get that on Amazon.
Speaker 4: Trump.
Speaker 2: Last night, President Trump said down for a lengthy interview
Speaker 2: with Sean Hannity in the Oval Office. I watched a
Speaker 2: lot of it just to try to see if this was,
Speaker 2: I mean, one of the things that I've been I
Speaker 2: don't know why I'm surprised at it. This is the
Speaker 2: same guy. It's the same guy that we saw four
Speaker 2: years ago. It's the same guy that since he started
Speaker 2: his campaign to become president again, even after what we
Speaker 2: saw with the assassination attempt in Pennsylvania. He claims that
Speaker 2: he's a different person. He's not a different person. He's
Speaker 2: the same guy. But he was talking specifically about federal
Speaker 2: money to help fire victims here in California and the
Speaker 2: conditions upon which he would set that money, how government,
Speaker 2: state government uses water policy is what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: And some of the stuff that he has said is
Speaker 2: pretty much out of left field.
Speaker 3: And he's coming to the state tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Still some question about whether or not Gavin Newsom is
Speaker 2: going to meet him once he gets off Air Force one.
Speaker 1: Now this was called pickle crack, right, the dill pickle
Speaker 1: hot sauce.
Speaker 3: So I think that's what they say.
Speaker 1: All right, we will try it on Monday. Okay, it
Speaker 1: will be here Saturday.
Speaker 2: We also have Oscar nominations in Demi Moore got her
Speaker 2: first Oscar nomine Good and she was exceptions.
Speaker 3: She was exceptional in that movie.
Speaker 1: It was It was a great movie and just the whole,
Speaker 1: the whole backstory that she talked about at the Golden
Speaker 1: Globes about how she was a young actress obviously beautiful,
Speaker 1: was told she was not going to do anything serious,
Speaker 1: she was going to be a popcorn film girl. She
Speaker 1: was gonna make a lot of money doing these cute,
Speaker 1: pretty girl movies, and that that's where she thought she
Speaker 1: had to live for her whole career, and that now
Speaker 1: she takes this chance doing Albeit she does look beautiful
Speaker 1: in the entire movie, even when they're trying to make
Speaker 1: her grotesque, she's beautiful, but nevertheless a more serious role.
Speaker 1: And she's done things that have been serious. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: she did a few good men she did.
Speaker 2: Those two movies are perfect examples.
Speaker 3: She had the she does have. She has the ability
Speaker 3: she does.
Speaker 1: She just it's almost like she wasn't used to the
Speaker 1: to the to the best of her ability. Yeah enough,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about that. There's the weirdest story of the day.
Speaker 3: Is this about the monkey, the deer and the deer. Listen.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you look around and you see something and you're like, huh,
Speaker 1: go on, well, I mean we've seen it before. I
Speaker 1: mean I have a couple of books it's called that.
Speaker 1: They're called unlikely friendships, where different animals in the animal
Speaker 1: kingdom will kind of make friends with animals you never
Speaker 1: thought that they would make friends with, likegons hang in
Speaker 1: a duck.
Speaker 3: This goes beyond friendship.
Speaker 1: You know, I think sometimes a lot of the unlikely
Speaker 1: friendships become bang bangerships, banger ships just banging around a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 2: Is that a term you learned in your new People
Speaker 2: magazine is banger ships?
Speaker 1: No, I just made it up. I coined it myself.
Speaker 1: Don't know my People magazine. I bring in the freaking
Speaker 1: Sunday New York Times.
Speaker 3: Oh why do you have a paper? Oh, it's a paper.
Speaker 3: You read the paper I bring it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Is that when you read in your People magazine? Okay,
Speaker 3: I read.
Speaker 2: The first voice was not me, The second one was
Speaker 2: your imitation of Matt money Smith. And third thing, I've
Speaker 2: never made fun of you for bringing in a newspaper.
Speaker 1: I thought we had to know Matt fly Zone on
Speaker 1: this show. Oh do you want to hear from Matt?
Speaker 1: You put them on at three am like the rest
Speaker 1: of the people around here. Gary Chenna will continue.
Speaker 3: You're gonna get us in trouble.
Speaker 1: I know.
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Speaker 1: So this morning I woke up, looked at my phone
Speaker 1: and had an alert from the Watch Duty app, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, this is the app to use if
Speaker 1: you haven't. I have realized how valuable it is with
Speaker 1: moment to moment updated information on every fire in the area.
Speaker 3: The watch Study app.
Speaker 1: It is free, it is nonprofit, It works spectacularly. It
Speaker 1: monitors radio traffic scanners, all the things. Anyway, woke up
Speaker 1: this morning to an alert saying supulvit a fire evacuations
Speaker 1: and I thought, oh, man, it was only a matter
Speaker 1: of time, right. Suppulvita Pass is a very popular area
Speaker 1: for flames to take off when we've got conditions like
Speaker 1: we have these dry conditions no rain in nine months,
Speaker 1: and that was what happened. Firefighters working diligently overnight to
Speaker 1: get an upper hand on that fire exploded off the
Speaker 1: four five near Getty Center. We've seen this time and
Speaker 1: time again. They jumped on it right away. Thankfully, the
Speaker 1: winds were not bad gus just up to twenty five
Speaker 1: miles per hour, so they were able to get helicopters fixed,
Speaker 1: wing up and over this thing quickly. Forty acres is
Speaker 1: what it grew to. But they made quick work out
Speaker 1: of that one.
Speaker 2: They have just asked for or a couple more helicopters
Speaker 2: out on a fire in Ventura County. In fact, CSU
Speaker 2: Channel Islands is telling people to evacuate the CSU Channel
Speaker 2: Islands campus and University Glen immediately. Potrero Road is closed
Speaker 2: out there. This is called the Laguna Fire again burning
Speaker 2: out towards CSU Channel Islands. It's up in the hill
Speaker 2: right now and as of right now it's only a
Speaker 2: couple of acres.
Speaker 3: But they're saying the wind conditions in the area are
Speaker 3: not great.
Speaker 2: We saw an example of that yesterday when the Hughes
Speaker 2: fire took off during our show.
Speaker 1: Over the next twenty four hours, it's going to be critical.
Speaker 1: It is another wind event, nothing like we saw a
Speaker 1: few weeks ago, but dangerous. Nevertheless, that Hughes fire, by
Speaker 1: the way, we reported it as it was breaking out
Speaker 1: yesterday during the show started about ten thirty yesterday morning.
Speaker 1: More than fifty thousand people had to get out because
Speaker 1: of that thing. It eight through sixteen square miles. Think
Speaker 1: about that quick listen. San Francisco is seven square miles.
Speaker 2: Grew much faster than the Eaten fire or the Palisades fire,
Speaker 2: which in and of itself, just because it's that's sort
Speaker 2: of the recent memory that everybody remembers. This thing went
Speaker 2: to ten thousand acres quickly.
Speaker 1: The good news is the winds weren't bad and they
Speaker 1: had you know, water, We had water, yeah, well, a
Speaker 1: lot of reservoirs all of it.
Speaker 2: Also, David Acune is a battalion chief for cal Fire,
Speaker 2: and said that because of what we had seen with Palisades,
Speaker 2: because of what we had seen with Eton and other
Speaker 2: fires in the last couple of weeks they had everything
Speaker 2: ready to go.
Speaker 7: We had more than a dozen other fires that we
Speaker 7: were able to keep to a low acreage, primarily because
Speaker 7: we had so many surged resources spread throughout southern California
Speaker 7: as well as on our mobilization sent on Riverside County,
Speaker 7: so all those resources were immediately employed. In fact, we
Speaker 7: had a number of strike teams in the Santa Clarita area,
Speaker 7: which is right next to Cascaics that were immediately deployed
Speaker 7: and on the fire line. So we have gotten all
Speaker 7: the resources that we need in having that aircraft, but
Speaker 7: absolutely critical.
Speaker 2: They had all kinds of fixed wing and helicopters. Last
Speaker 2: night going over this fire in the Hughes fire area
Speaker 2: right along cast Take Lake. We mentioned or I watched
Speaker 2: the news conference and Sheriff Luna said as soon as
Speaker 2: they finished the news conference, they were going to open
Speaker 2: Eye five, and they did. One of the reasons that
Speaker 2: they had it closed, he said, was that they wanted
Speaker 2: to make sure that they were able to get the
Speaker 2: fire equipment in and out of the areas and to
Speaker 2: get it done again. The fire that has picked up
Speaker 2: today is this fire that is burning out near Csu
Speaker 2: Channel Islands. They have ordered the evacuation of the campus
Speaker 2: itself and Channel Islands and an area to the north.
Speaker 2: A couple of helicopters there have been already called in
Speaker 2: and it is a small number, sorry, small size, It's
Speaker 2: only a couple of acres. But at this point, it
Speaker 2: is burning on a it looks like a hill, a
Speaker 2: knoll that exists right there off of Potrero Road and
Speaker 2: Waanimi Road, so it's in that area. It doesn't there's
Speaker 2: a lot of farm land around it, which doesn't burn
Speaker 2: anywhere near as quickly as the wildland brush that's in
Speaker 2: on that hill, on that knoll. But they have, just
Speaker 2: as a precaution, ordered the evacuation of CSU Channel Islands
Speaker 2: to make sure that everybody gets off safe.
Speaker 1: Trump weighed in on our water situation in California on
Speaker 1: Fox News Sean Hannity's program. It was an interview yesterday,
Speaker 1: and it was what Trump had told John Cobelt when
Speaker 1: John talked to him months ago. Essentially, California needs to
Speaker 1: figure out its water issue, and until they figure out
Speaker 1: its water issue in terms of protecting the smelts, which
Speaker 1: in his words, I think where it's not even an
Speaker 1: important fish until we figure out a way to get
Speaker 1: the water from northern California to southern California, make use
Speaker 1: of our of our water reclamation ideas and reservoirs and
Speaker 1: all of that, but the federal government's not going to
Speaker 1: help until we get our ducks.
Speaker 3: In a row.
Speaker 2: He's going down the wrong road here because he also
Speaker 2: expanded from not just California's water policy, but international and
Speaker 2: regional water policy, where he thinks there is a valve
Speaker 2: that exists where water from Washington State can flow into California.
Speaker 2: There's a valve, and he refers to it all the time,
Speaker 2: And I don't know if he's if this is again
Speaker 2: one of those times where we take him literally or figuratively.
Speaker 3: We take him seriously. But what is he talking about?
Speaker 3: We'll explain. You can hear from him yourself.
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Speaker 1: Projectile Blood isn't for everybody, No, it's not, but hey,
Speaker 1: it works. I like the substance. Some people did not
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Speaker 3: No, I have.
Speaker 1: A girlfriend who said she had to stop watching it
Speaker 1: as well. She said she liked just Like You Amy.
Speaker 1: She says she liked the beginning, she liked the premise,
Speaker 1: but then it just got too weird.
Speaker 3: And the needles, if you don't like needles, this is
Speaker 3: not the movie.
Speaker 6: So true.
Speaker 1: And the back wound with the push that was awful.
Speaker 3: Sorry awful.
Speaker 2: We'll talk more about I had to look away into
Speaker 2: our Oscar nominations.
Speaker 1: Listen if you're in for like a weight loss, if
Speaker 1: you want to break your habit of eating while you
Speaker 1: watch a movie, that'll do it.
Speaker 2: On our red flag warning has been extended. We are
Speaker 2: now going to be under red flag warnings until tomorrow.
Speaker 2: As a result, we have continued to see very aggressive
Speaker 2: reactions whenever a fire crops up, and we have seen
Speaker 2: the latest one out in Ventura County. This is burning
Speaker 2: near CSU Channel Islands. They said that this lagoon of
Speaker 2: fire in Ventura County is now fifteen acres. They said
Speaker 2: the potential for it to grow to about forty acres,
Speaker 2: but that they are making good progress.
Speaker 3: Very few structures in that area.
Speaker 2: Like I said, it is visible from CSU Channel Islands,
Speaker 2: but it's not expected to make it to campus, although
Speaker 2: they did evacuate campus just as an absolute precaution. The
Speaker 2: Hues fire up near Castaic Lake at ten thousand plus
Speaker 2: acres and about fourteen percent containment. A lot of those
Speaker 2: areas west of I five that were under evacuation orders
Speaker 2: were downgraded to warnings last night just about eleven and
Speaker 2: according to according to the air attack the guys with
Speaker 2: this eyeballs up in the helicopters, they said that the
Speaker 2: fires looking pretty quiet today. If the smoke was any indication,
Speaker 2: or I should say lack of smoke was any indication
Speaker 2: this morning when I got up, they should have a
Speaker 2: pretty good day on that one.
Speaker 3: But they are.
Speaker 2: Requesting a couple of Type one helicopters still up and
Speaker 2: around Castaic Lake. And then the Supulsita fire they started
Speaker 2: last night off the four or five freeway. All of
Speaker 2: the forward progress has been but you're going to see
Speaker 2: cruise in that area right off the four to five
Speaker 2: near north to Polva and Getty Center Drive because they're
Speaker 2: going to make sure that they mop it up and
Speaker 2: that thing does not get out of control. Because of
Speaker 2: the winds that we will still see still very cold
Speaker 2: in many many parts of the country. They said very
Speaker 2: bitter cold could affect as much as two hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty five million people everywhere from the northern plains from
Speaker 2: Montana down to Georgia. Basically, some forecast temperatures experiencing downright
Speaker 2: dangerous temperatures depending where you are. The forecast for Lake Charles,
Speaker 2: Louisiana today ten degrees.
Speaker 3: Wow, that is not normal.
Speaker 2: The forecast for Morgantown, West Virginia ten below. Virginia can
Speaker 2: have some weather, but ten below is pretty ridiculous. President
Speaker 2: Trump expected to make his way out to California tomorrow,
Speaker 2: and he's going to stop it. I believe in North
Speaker 2: Carolina first and look at hurricane recovery there, but he's
Speaker 2: going to come here and look at fire damage. And
Speaker 2: he was on Hannity last night with a very lengthy interview.
Speaker 2: I think they're actually covering or re doing more of
Speaker 2: it tonight because.
Speaker 3: It was that long.
Speaker 2: But he said, he said this about recovery and federal
Speaker 2: emergency moneies going to recover from disaster areas.
Speaker 8: I don't think we should give California anything until they
Speaker 8: let water flow down into there. Just from the north
Speaker 8: to the south is a political thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: He talked earlier this week about that same issue and
Speaker 2: suggested that water from the Pacific Northwest should be brought
Speaker 2: to California for a.
Speaker 9: Deal involving wildfire relief, in an extension for.
Speaker 8: What I'm what I really want to have done. I
Speaker 8: was talking about this with the guys back back in
Speaker 8: the Oval Office. Let's Los Angeles has massive amounts of
Speaker 8: water available to it. All they have to do is
Speaker 8: turn the valve. And that's the valve coming back from
Speaker 8: and down from the Pacific Northwest, where millions of gallons
Speaker 8: of water a week and a day, even in many
Speaker 8: cases pours into California, goes all through California down to
Speaker 8: Los Angeles, and they turned it off. It's off. Now
Speaker 8: the valve goes, it turns toward the Pacific Ocean and
Speaker 8: all that water goes pouring into the Pacific Ocean. If
Speaker 8: they did what I told them to do, they wouldn't
Speaker 8: do it because politically they didn't think it was good.
Speaker 3: I think it's great.
Speaker 8: Politically, I think they're dead politically. What they've done, They've
Speaker 8: destroyed the city.
Speaker 3: I'll be naive here.
Speaker 2: I've lived in both California and the Pacific Northwest.
Speaker 3: I have no idea what he's talking that's because.
Speaker 1: It doesn't exist, no canal, no pipeline exists. To do
Speaker 1: so would be insanely complicated. It's just not a argue.
Speaker 1: The northern to southern California water flow issue, that is
Speaker 1: a real thing, dealing with the smelt, dealing with water rights,
Speaker 1: all of that.
Speaker 3: There is no pipeline from Washington. That is not something
Speaker 3: that is real.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he's referring to if he's talking
Speaker 1: about a dumb down version of just open the valve
Speaker 1: from northern California to southern California. Okay, I get what
Speaker 1: you're trying to say. There shall we go back through
Speaker 1: why we protect the smelts and the history of that
Speaker 1: to people care Well, it was the nineteen nineties when
Speaker 1: state and federal officials declared the Delta smelt threatened with extinction,
Speaker 1: which required a certain amount of water to flow through
Speaker 1: the river system to sustain the dwindling numbers of the smelt.
Speaker 1: The rest of the water pump to irrigate, farm service,
Speaker 1: drinking waters and all of that. It's kind of a
Speaker 1: chain of life sort of thing. The smell is a
Speaker 1: key food source for birds and bigger fish. You don't
Speaker 1: want to interrupt the chain of the life and all
Speaker 1: the thing yet, all the things. Yet Trump says it's
Speaker 1: a worthless fish, that the smelt exists in other places
Speaker 1: as well, that we don't need to do without water
Speaker 1: down here from the north to save the smelt.
Speaker 2: There was also a recent survey that showed they don't
Speaker 2: know where it is. I mean that it's effectively extinct already,
Speaker 2: that there is. The recent surveys they haven't been able
Speaker 2: to find any delta smell. So maybe they're gone already
Speaker 2: and we're just continuing to pour this water well down
Speaker 2: the proverbial drain.
Speaker 1: Is it a political fight that uses the smelt as armor?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: It does Northern California not want to send their water
Speaker 1: our way.
Speaker 3: Here's the other thing.
Speaker 1: You look at the recent fires, and it's easy to say, oh,
Speaker 1: it's the worthless fish, and they would have had watered.
Speaker 1: When we talked to the firefighters, they talked about the
Speaker 1: fire hydrant situation.
Speaker 3: Yes, there was that empty reservoir. That's another problem.
Speaker 1: But the fire hydrants were out of water because of
Speaker 1: over use, because they have been back and back and
Speaker 1: back and back and back and there was just no
Speaker 1: way to keep up with that level of demand.
Speaker 2: That's a distinct in the moment right problem with the
Speaker 2: fire hydrants. That's different than saying the reservoir in Owen's
Speaker 2: Valley or something like that is not full.
Speaker 1: I'm all for streamlining things. I'm all for dumbing down
Speaker 1: things and reducing to the lowest common denominator so we
Speaker 1: can all understand it. But the water issue is multifaceted.
Speaker 1: It's like comprehensive immigration reform. It's just not that easy
Speaker 1: to break it down.
Speaker 2: Up next, well, continue something we didn't get to yesterday
Speaker 2: because the fire. I mean, there's a little bit of
Speaker 2: irony here that we had to talk about the fire.
Speaker 3: But we were gonna talk about hot sauce.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll play some of your favorite hot sauces when
Speaker 2: we come back to Gary and Channing.
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Speaker 1: Stories we are following for you today, well, I mean,
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Speaker 1: every day. But President Trump says the inflation crisis is
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Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi's husband made thirty eight million dollars worth of
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Speaker 1: A rare copy of the Declaration of Independence is going
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Speaker 2: A woman in Romania who had not been heard from
Speaker 2: for a few days she a gymnast eaten by her dogs.
Speaker 2: Usually it's cats to do that kind of thing. Adriana Nagoa.
Speaker 2: Her family members raised alarm they hadn't heard from her
Speaker 2: in a few days. She lived northwest of Bucharest, had
Speaker 2: not responded to phone calls or messages, and when relatives
Speaker 2: visited the flat, no response, so they asked the police
Speaker 2: to come by. Police found her on the floor, half
Speaker 2: eaten by pugs.
Speaker 1: What pugs, huh? They're usually such a sweet animal. They
Speaker 1: sniffle a lot, they make a lot of breathing and
Speaker 1: snot noises, but they're delightful.
Speaker 3: What did she have smeared on her? Was it butter?
Speaker 3: Did she?
Speaker 9: Was?
Speaker 3: She covered in cinnamon rolls? Probably hot sauce of some kind.
Speaker 5: I know, I thought it was funny, but now I
Speaker 5: think it's just pretty sad. You have no idea what
Speaker 5: you're talking about. Again, as somebody who works in the
Speaker 5: water industry, watering that does exist the valve. That's just terrible.
Speaker 5: You have so many people listening to you eating up
Speaker 5: what you're saying. You have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 5: Empty heads, empty healthy. You're an empty head.
Speaker 3: You didn't show your math, bro.
Speaker 2: Where is the valve that allows water from the pas
Speaker 2: northwest to flow to southern California.
Speaker 3: That's all I ask. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I would have a lot of different hot sauces and sauces,
Speaker 4: but there was one. It was when I was in Kenya, Africa.
Speaker 4: It was with some missionaries that were from Ethiopia and
Speaker 4: they had this hot sauce. I can't even tell you
Speaker 4: what it was, but it was a thicker kind of
Speaker 4: hot sauce less tomato e. But what we ate it
Speaker 4: on was banana. You did bananas in it and ate it.
Speaker 4: It was a phenomenal taste.
Speaker 2: Anyways, Hot sauce on a banana, specifically Ethiopian hot sauce
Speaker 2: on a banana.
Speaker 9: Gary Shannon male female, Hey sauce sauce O here hot
Speaker 9: sauce chiluba or sandwiches chilulum tabasco for breakfast.
Speaker 3: Once in a while, to patio for dinner.
Speaker 9: Okay, and my go to and the weird stuff that
Speaker 9: I puld in my beer is crystal.
Speaker 1: Those are all great tis. I must have around with
Speaker 1: all those hot sauces. But like I will just say,
Speaker 1: when it's breakfast and eggs are involved, like I don't
Speaker 1: get picky, Like give me a hot sauce, I don't
Speaker 1: care what it is.
Speaker 3: I'll mix them. I'll get crazy mix it.
Speaker 2: If I'm at the diner style breakfast kind of place,
Speaker 2: I'll throw on both tapata.
Speaker 1: It's the morning, I'm barely awake. I'm not picky. Just
Speaker 1: give me my eggs with my red stuff.
Speaker 3: It wake that mouth up. Hey, good morning, Marty from Denver.
Speaker 10: The hot sauce I like the best.
Speaker 4: Marie Sharks from Belize their Havenaro pepper sauce. It's great stuff.
Speaker 3: Sharps, Hey, Gary and Shannon, this is Mandy. I put
Speaker 3: oh Man Tabasco sauce on my cottage cheese. I don't
Speaker 3: know if that's weird or not. I have a good day.
Speaker 3: I love you, sent you away. You can't hear Mandy
Speaker 3: and not break into song.
Speaker 10: Hey, Gary and Shannon, Sean from Long Beach, I love
Speaker 10: all of those hot sauce described top of TiO talula,
Speaker 10: et cetera. However, my favorite hot sauce, as is my wife's,
Speaker 10: is one that's typically only available from the Central Coast
Speaker 10: heading north, and it's called pepper plant. We discovered it
Speaker 10: three or four years ago when we were at more Obey.
Speaker 10: It's amazingly great.
Speaker 3: All right, I've not heard of that. Good morning, Gary
Speaker 3: and Shanny. It's Johnny D up in ventur, Johnny J.
Speaker 8: I like to take a saltine cracker butter on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then the tabasco sauce.
Speaker 1: Johnny D. You're speaking my language. I like saltees. I'll
Speaker 1: do a lot of things to.
Speaker 3: Salt a great day, guys. You put butter on a salteine.
Speaker 1: I put I put mayonnaise on a saltine, a slice
Speaker 1: of salami.
Speaker 3: I call them salami surprises.
Speaker 11: Yes, my favorite hot sauce is no hot sauce.
Speaker 3: I ate all hot sauce.
Speaker 11: I hate it. And I don't know why they are
Speaker 11: pushing hot sauce everywhere. You go up with the hot sauce. Yeah,
Speaker 11: no hot sauce. Somebody, I'm writing my congressman kids.
Speaker 1: Somebody's got a sensitive tummy. Man All Tom Tom.
Speaker 11: After forty one years My favorite hot sauce is my wife.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I get it all right.
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