Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. There was a story in the
Speaker 1: news about bad passwords, like the top ten worst passwords,
Speaker 1: and I was wondering how we could creatively ask people
Speaker 1: about their passwords.
Speaker 2: I guess you could tell us your passwords.
Speaker 1: I don't know who they are if we don't know
Speaker 1: who you are, but I bet some of them are
Speaker 1: pretty funny. Like my password to get into my computer
Speaker 1: here is it was a funny joke a while ago
Speaker 1: because I couldn't I couldn't get it to work, which
Speaker 1: is similar problem having this morning. But anyway, so I
Speaker 1: had to change the password and they said what do
Speaker 1: you want your password to be? And I gave a
Speaker 1: sarcastic response, and that is stuck for about two years,
Speaker 1: and every morning I have to log in with this password,
Speaker 1: which is makes you laughing, it does, but it's kind
Speaker 1: of depressing. You know. Some some explotives in there.
Speaker 3: Some you have kind of the King of all explatives
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do, I do.
Speaker 3: Yes, We'll do that story coming up in the in
Speaker 3: the eleven o'clock hour. So if you have passwords that
Speaker 3: you think are funny, I mean, and that may be
Speaker 3: part of the problem is that people think they're funny,
Speaker 3: but when we hear them, they're not funny, right.
Speaker 1: But usually it's like a birthday right, or I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm curious about what other people use. I've used, you.
Speaker 2: Know, sports teams, sure, things like that.
Speaker 3: Sports. Do you use players? No players, names, coaches, something
Speaker 3: like that. No, that's always a good one.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you because then you could throw in a jersey
Speaker 3: number in there too, or something like that, or a
Speaker 3: significant number that for a long.
Speaker 1: Time, I used password I did. I used password one, two.
Speaker 3: Three, you'll admit it lazy. The Kremlin is warning that
Speaker 3: Washington's decision to let you hit targets inside Russia with
Speaker 3: American supplied long range missiles would stoke the war and
Speaker 3: escalate international tensions. US officials said that Washington is easing
Speaker 3: limits on what Ukraine can hit with the American made
Speaker 3: Army Tactical Missile System after months of ruling out such
Speaker 3: a move over fears of escalating this whole thing. A
Speaker 3: Kremlin spokesman said that Washington is quote adding fuel to
Speaker 3: the fire and provoking further escalation of tensions.
Speaker 2: Remember that accident on two forty one in Irvine.
Speaker 1: It happened during that big fire there, the Airport fire
Speaker 1: is what it was called. It was the one that
Speaker 1: started in Tribuco Canyon in September, burned thousands of acres
Speaker 1: Orange Riverside Counties. There was that crash with Orange County
Speaker 1: Fire Authority firefighters. It was the Santiago hand crew and
Speaker 1: they had just worked like a hellish shift fighting this fire,
Speaker 1: twelve hour shift or something, and was an accident. A
Speaker 1: ladder fell from another vehicle that triggered this accident. The
Speaker 1: driver of the fire truck swerves over the ladder and
Speaker 1: the truck strikes a guardrail, flips over, and we heard
Speaker 1: that I think it was was eight firefighters in that
Speaker 1: hand crew who had to go to the hospital and.
Speaker 2: The information that came out of that.
Speaker 1: I just kept waiting to hear news about them recovering
Speaker 1: and everything being okay and things like that. We finally
Speaker 1: got a little bit of news and it comes in
Speaker 1: the form of an Orange County firefighter who suffered spinal
Speaker 1: cord injuries in that crash. Thought he would never walk again,
Speaker 1: thought he was going to be permanently paralyzed, and now
Speaker 1: he is back in Orange County after being in the
Speaker 1: hospital in Colorado since that crash.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Andrew Brown, the firefighter, as you mentioned, they were
Speaker 3: coming home from this long shift on the fire on
Speaker 3: the airport fire and driving in one of those large
Speaker 3: vehicles and these guys are hanging out in the back
Speaker 3: and it's night and it's late. A ladder falls off
Speaker 3: of a vehicle in front of them, and the driver
Speaker 3: of the fire truck tries to avoid the ladder. So
Speaker 3: when that flips and it goes. I mean, the images
Speaker 3: are still We saw the images the day that this happened,
Speaker 3: but the images are still a gut punch to think that.
Speaker 3: First of all, to think that those guys were able
Speaker 3: to survive that, but then the extent of their injuries.
Speaker 3: Andrew Brown went from thinking that he was going to
Speaker 3: die in the ambulance, saying, I was just praying that
Speaker 3: God would take care of my wife who's pregnant. That
Speaker 3: that was my biggest concern. That was all I could
Speaker 3: think about during the entire ambulance ride.
Speaker 1: He says he was told in the ICU to expect
Speaker 1: to be bedridden for months, but from September to the
Speaker 1: beginning of October. Doctors felt he was strong enough too.
Speaker 1: Traveled to Colorado in a gurney for this rehab at
Speaker 1: Craig Hospital in Englewood, Colorado. A contingent of firefighters escorted
Speaker 1: him to the airport. By the time he got to Colorado,
Speaker 1: he had to relearn to use his arms and legs,
Speaker 1: but he says, I had a strong motivation and it
Speaker 1: was the pregnant wife, his unborn child as well.
Speaker 3: Very emotional scene when he came back to the airport
Speaker 3: and still having trouble with his hand, you know, in
Speaker 3: terms of mobility and everything, obviously if he's relearning it
Speaker 3: and that side of his body. But it's in quite
Speaker 3: an incredible story. Now there still is one of the
Speaker 3: hand crew that is in the hospital and is still recovering.
Speaker 1: At the same hospital that specializes in treating people with
Speaker 1: the brain and spinal injuries. So we don't know. That's
Speaker 1: all very anonymous. Obviously the family wants to keep his
Speaker 1: name private. My goodness, what a story makes no sense.
Speaker 3: Oh so, whose fault is it?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Since you're not at your house, you can't blame your
Speaker 3: husband for something like this, Like what well, it's your
Speaker 3: WiFi is broken, your cable's not well.
Speaker 1: I kind of think your Netflix is like it's your fault,
Speaker 1: which is why I brought it.
Speaker 3: Up when it makes no sense.
Speaker 1: How is it my fault? Because you're in the room
Speaker 1: and you haven't fixed it. You haven't asked me to
Speaker 1: find I've been vocal about walk over and go move
Speaker 1: and then fix your computers.
Speaker 2: That's what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 3: Would you like me to see if I can fix it.
Speaker 3: I can't guarantee that I can fix.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have to ask for help. You should just know.
Speaker 2: Why don't you just know?
Speaker 1: Why can't you just see that my WiFi is not
Speaker 1: working and fix it?
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have to tell you.
Speaker 3: That's what I need see.
Speaker 1: This is what happens when Chris Little gets fired. Last
Speaker 1: shouted unassuming people.
Speaker 3: At least he was. He was a good foil for you.
Speaker 3: President Electroump has said that he's gonna name Brendan call
Speaker 3: Are the next FCC chairman, positioning him to do battle
Speaker 3: against social media companies and TV broadcasters. A forty five
Speaker 3: year old Brendan Carr, Senior Republican, among the FCC's five
Speaker 3: Commissioners has vowed in recent days to take on what
Speaker 3: he calls the censorship cartel that includes Facebook and Google
Speaker 3: and Apple and Microsoft. It's been a pretty big supporter
Speaker 3: of Elon Musk and an advocate of tougher restrictions on China.
Speaker 3: An attorney representing a couple of women who claim to
Speaker 3: have attended as many as ten sex parties with Matt Gates.
Speaker 1: Oh God, those words together again.
Speaker 3: This lawyer, Joel Sheppard, told Politico that his clients have
Speaker 3: already told the House Ethics Committee that they attended between
Speaker 3: five and ten sex parties with Matt Gates between mid
Speaker 3: twenty seventeen and the end of twenty eighteen, when he
Speaker 3: was serving his first term in Congress.
Speaker 1: Not just my laptop, it's my phone as well. No
Speaker 1: internet connection. You're not having this problem over there?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 2: Is it Russia? Did I say something about Russia? Or China?
Speaker 1: Did the FCC shut me down completely to make me
Speaker 1: feel like I'm in China with no access to anything?
Speaker 3: Mine is trying to connect, My phone is trying to
Speaker 3: connect to the Wi Fi interesting not currently connected. It
Speaker 3: may not be you. It may not be you. I mean,
Speaker 3: it may be more than you.
Speaker 1: But when I walked outside the studio with the laptop,
Speaker 1: it connected, So it must be something in this room.
Speaker 3: Hmm, what's in this room? Mmm? I know that makes
Speaker 3: no sense me now it's back to me.
Speaker 1: No, I'm just saying that's what Why what I said?
Speaker 3: What's in this room? That's not an an and it
Speaker 3: makes no sense, makes zero sense that my brain is
Speaker 3: somehow preventing your computer.
Speaker 2: Well in yours.
Speaker 3: Oh that's all right. Maybe it is me weird seeing
Speaker 3: yesterday over at Fairplex in Pomona where a small Piper
Speaker 3: PA thirty two crashed well short of the Bracket airport
Speaker 3: and in fact into the parking lot while they're doing
Speaker 3: the nhr A drag races.
Speaker 1: I have a question where does in and out come
Speaker 1: into play? They sponsored the dragstrip, so were their in
Speaker 1: and out burgers at the event?
Speaker 3: Probably? Okay?
Speaker 1: Is there any chance they crashed on purpose to get
Speaker 1: in and out?
Speaker 3: I did think about that, That's all I.
Speaker 1: Know people who would have done a lot more just.
Speaker 3: Just crashing a plane wasn't just to avoid the line
Speaker 3: were you air crapped down.
Speaker 5: It was a single engine plane that made contact with
Speaker 5: a couple of vehicles before ultimately hitting the ground. From
Speaker 5: what we know, the units rendered life saving emergency medical
Speaker 5: services as well as mitigating any fire potential from the
Speaker 5: surrounding vehicles, generators and things of that sort.
Speaker 3: LA Fire public information officer Jonathan Torres there about ten
Speaker 3: thousand people were there at the National hot Rod Association
Speaker 3: Championship drag Finals. They actually put that on hold, you
Speaker 3: know why, because the plane crashed in the parking lot.
Speaker 3: They put it on hold for a couple of hours.
Speaker 3: Four people on board, a pilot and three passengers. They
Speaker 3: said they had taken off from Apple Valley and were
Speaker 3: making their way towards that airport there. And while it
Speaker 3: obviously the bracket Field Airport is I mean, if you've
Speaker 3: ever been, you've never been to drag races, I have
Speaker 3: not really incredible, Yeah.
Speaker 2: It sounds like finally, it sounds like something.
Speaker 3: I never experienced, noise like.
Speaker 1: That, and then you work in in and out like
Speaker 1: a Chansburger and drag races.
Speaker 3: But the Bracketfield Airport is right next to the drag
Speaker 3: race track. Fairplex Drive basically is the only thing that
Speaker 3: separates them. So it's not unusual that an airplane would
Speaker 3: go down, you know, short of that runway. It's just
Speaker 3: that they did it while there was a huge event,
Speaker 3: and they were amazingly lucky that they didn't hit more cars,
Speaker 3: They didn't hit anybody on the ground. Norman Wade, a
Speaker 3: guy in Corona, had parked across the street because he
Speaker 3: wanted to watch the drag races from a parking lot
Speaker 3: and not pay the fee. So he's in his car
Speaker 3: with the door open. He's watching a plane fly over
Speaker 3: for the National Anthem at the drag races, and he
Speaker 3: notices two smaller planes headed for landing at Bracket Field.
Speaker 3: Both of them appeared like they would land safely, but
Speaker 3: he said one of them stalled and the nose dropped,
Speaker 3: and that was the one that crashed into the fair
Speaker 3: Plex parking lot and his Again, Norman said, he just
Speaker 3: dropped right out of the sky, big loud bang, a
Speaker 3: plume of dust and debris and some smoke. But he
Speaker 3: said he was afraid there was a fire that was
Speaker 3: going to erupt, but it didn't again because they had
Speaker 3: fire crews maybe a few hundred yards away because of
Speaker 3: the drag races themselves, so they were already unseen, so
Speaker 3: it didn't take a long to get there. Next Monday.
Speaker 3: They're planning a Thanksgiving dinner lunch. Here are you saying
Speaker 3: you're not going to eat that? I am not Spirit Airlines.
Speaker 1: I'm going to eat yams with the sales department. Spirit
Speaker 1: Airs sounds sanitary.
Speaker 3: No wonder they don't like you.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter eleven bankruptcy protection after
Speaker 3: struggling with losses, growing debt the failed merger.
Speaker 2: It's okay, they don't listen to.
Speaker 3: The show, the company said in a stock market statement.
Speaker 3: That's a good point that it had secured a pre
Speaker 3: arrange deal with bondholders. It includes about three hundred million
Speaker 3: dollars in financing to keep it afloat with the business
Speaker 3: planning to end it's bankruptcy, they said, probably by the
Speaker 3: first quarter of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Walking pneumonia cases are very frequent.
Speaker 2: I think you may have had this.
Speaker 3: That's not what I had.
Speaker 1: They say, Well, they they say that they're very mild,
Speaker 1: but that it's the wind pipe and a little bit
Speaker 1: of wheeze is affected. They said that it's the immunity
Speaker 1: gap that occurred after COVID still that we're dealing with,
Speaker 1: and so that the rates of walking pneumonia are huge,
Speaker 1: they say, yeah, it It affects the throat and the
Speaker 1: wind pipe. Symptoms include some coughing, some wheezing, very mild,
Speaker 1: much milder than lung infections, so people don't stay home,
Speaker 1: which is why it has the name walking pneumonia.
Speaker 3: Right, and then they give it to somebody else.
Speaker 2: Right, Thanks for that, did you?
Speaker 3: How is that possible? You and I both came in
Speaker 3: on Monday, last Monday, and you.
Speaker 1: Said it started on Friday. Mine started on mondayyeh.
Speaker 3: But I'm not a doctor.
Speaker 1: Every time I hear yeah, but I remember that scene
Speaker 1: in Uncle Uncle Buck when John Candy is on the phone. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's a great scene. That's a great movie. I do
Speaker 1: miss John Candy. I mean a lot.
Speaker 3: You think about him.
Speaker 2: I do think about him.
Speaker 1: There go, No, it's just because those are great movies
Speaker 1: and they hold up. You watch a John Candy movie
Speaker 1: today and it's still masterful.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Hannah Kobayashi is a thirty one year old woman
Speaker 3: who was last heard from two weeks ago. No, sorry,
Speaker 3: last week. Heard from last week November eleventh. She missed
Speaker 3: a connecting flight. She was going from Maui to New
Speaker 3: York City through lax on November eighth.
Speaker 1: She's not tiny, She's five ten. She brown hair, brown eyes, freckles.
Speaker 1: The family received text messages from her that were out
Speaker 1: of character, they say, just before her disappearance. Her aunt
Speaker 1: told the USA Today, we started on that day, November eleventh,
Speaker 1: getting texts saying she didn't feel safe, that someone was
Speaker 1: trying to steal her funds, that somebody was trying to
Speaker 1: take her identity. Weird things calling us babe, things that
Speaker 1: were not quite the normal way that she speaks.
Speaker 3: Would you be able to tell yes, someone just by
Speaker 3: their text messages or sing because someone.
Speaker 1: Sometimes, like I'll take you for example, usually I'm talking
Speaker 1: to you, and it's rare that you text me, and
Speaker 1: sometimes when you text me, I think, huh, like.
Speaker 3: My wife got a hold of my phone or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It just seems not in your character, or just different
Speaker 1: from talking to you, which I'm used to just talking fate,
Speaker 1: which is an experiment and zone.
Speaker 2: Right, the way communication has changed.
Speaker 1: If you're just texting with somebody that that's your primary
Speaker 1: communication with them, like a friend that lives, you just
Speaker 1: don't pick up the phone anymore. It's a different relationship
Speaker 1: than it would be if you saw the person every day,
Speaker 1: or you were used to just talking to them face
Speaker 1: to face and that was your primary It changes the
Speaker 1: way you communicate. But there have been sometimes when I've
Speaker 1: gotten text from people and be like, huh, that's weird.
Speaker 1: But I never thought they were missing or anything or
Speaker 1: is Sometimes people just come across differently in texts than
Speaker 1: they do face to face or in person.
Speaker 3: I know a kid I made him. He one time
Speaker 3: to chat with a girl pretended to be his own
Speaker 3: friend and said something like, hey, I just got a
Speaker 3: hold of Calvin's phone. He went to the bathroom. Do
Speaker 3: you like him? Or whatever? The huh something along those lines,
Speaker 3: But he did he lied about himself to text her
Speaker 3: to ask if she liked him.
Speaker 1: That's cute. How old was he? Like, seventeen thirteen? Maybe, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's fine, that's normal behavior.
Speaker 2: How old is this woman? Thirty one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's thirty one. So here's the thing. They said
Speaker 3: that they have security footage of Hannah leaving Lax on
Speaker 3: November eighth, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, tiede eyed leggings,
Speaker 3: and a dark green backpack. She had been seen twice
Speaker 3: at the Grove once more around noon by employees at
Speaker 3: the shopping center's bookstore at tash In Bookstore on November ninth,
Speaker 3: and seen on video at a Nike event on November tenth.
Speaker 3: A photo from the two day Nike Lebron event was
Speaker 3: posted to her Instagram that same day. She goes back
Speaker 3: to lax on November eleventh, last Monday, but does not
Speaker 3: board a flight.
Speaker 1: She has an Aubrey Hepburn phone case, which to me
Speaker 1: signifies Okay, she's thirty one, she loves Audrey Hepburn. Her
Speaker 1: family seems a little overbearing. Sounds like Hannah just wants
Speaker 1: to live her life. She wants to be like Audrey
Speaker 1: Hepburn and breakfast at Tiffany. But then why thirty one?
Speaker 1: Then why the message is about not feel safe because
Speaker 1: she wants her family to get off her case. Well,
Speaker 1: that's an awful way to do it. Hey, I'm being threatened. Well,
Speaker 1: it feels either lie or tell them the truth, which
Speaker 1: is I don't want to be in this family right now.
Speaker 2: I need some me time.
Speaker 3: It's kind of a Hobson's choice. At that point. Statement
Speaker 3: did not say when the footage was taken because they
Speaker 3: said they have obtained surveillance footage that shows her in
Speaker 3: the vicinity of the Pico.
Speaker 1: Metro shopping She wants to go see Lebron James. She
Speaker 1: wants to live her life in La on her own
Speaker 1: without answering questions from the family.
Speaker 3: And the family has come here. I mean, obviously, of
Speaker 3: course they have.
Speaker 2: That's what this family does, would he.
Speaker 3: I'm worried about she's you.
Speaker 2: She's thirty one. I'm sure she's fine.
Speaker 3: Well, that is, that's the the age thing is something
Speaker 3: that is unusual, right for when I read this. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the family has started to go fundme page to offset
Speaker 3: the costs associated with this. The says they hope to
Speaker 3: find her, but obviously the time is of the essence.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing.
Speaker 1: The mom texted her asking if she had arrived in
Speaker 1: New York, and she just wrote back, not yet.
Speaker 3: To me, the writing's on the wall that this is
Speaker 3: a family thing.
Speaker 2: It's a family dispute, all.
Speaker 3: Right, dangerous carrots. Why do the things that are the
Speaker 3: healthiest for us end up being the potentially most dangerous.
Speaker 3: This is the kind of stuff that RFK Junior is
Speaker 3: going to have to fight against.
Speaker 2: Equal I and carrots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Well, I mean, I.
Speaker 2: Actually wash your hands.
Speaker 3: It's probably a USDA issue more than an FDA. But yeah,
Speaker 3: wash your hands and don't eat carrots.
Speaker 6: Oh, Deborah, I just bought carrots yesterday, but they're Trader
Speaker 6: Joe's carrots. It doesn't matter what Trader Joe's organic carrots.
Speaker 3: It's not part of baby carrots.
Speaker 7: Okay, I did I always wash my hands?
Speaker 2: Is the tum tum Okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I just don't know if she got into
Speaker 1: the carrots yet.
Speaker 3: Ummm the tom tum tum.
Speaker 7: Tomorrow maybe a different story.
Speaker 3: Well, you told me was your tummy fussy?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 2: You told me I.
Speaker 1: Couldn't say tummy, so I changed it to tum tum.
Speaker 3: We'll get to the bad news here in just a moment.
Speaker 2: But no, I think we should tell her now. It
Speaker 2: could be like a life saver, you know what.
Speaker 6: A listener just sent me an email, And I know
Speaker 6: yet Trader Joe's carrots are on that.
Speaker 2: Front, You're not going to be able to eat those.
Speaker 2: The tum tum. The tum tumb will not do well
Speaker 2: with the dead.
Speaker 3: Your tummy could get You're.
Speaker 1: So small it could kill you. Yeah, so let's not
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 6: I was actually going to be eating carrots today, but
Speaker 6: then I decided not to. Well, I bought the bag
Speaker 6: yesterday and as a snack, right so I was going
Speaker 6: to bring him in to eat, and I decided not to.
Speaker 7: I brought other things in.
Speaker 2: I stopped and I got a salad.
Speaker 1: I made my own little salad from Whole Foods there
Speaker 1: with you know, salad and cucumber and some garbonzo beans. Ye,
Speaker 1: And now I'm just terrified of it. And I think
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have a cup of noodles and stay eighteen dollars.
Speaker 1: It wasn't actually because I made it small and I learned,
Speaker 1: you know, to be judicious with the weight of my salad.
Speaker 1: But I'm scared of it. I'm scared of everything healthy
Speaker 1: right now because of the carrots. I don't think I
Speaker 1: think I'm gonna eat salami and cheese.
Speaker 3: You know what this is, it's people fighting back against
Speaker 3: RFK Junior.
Speaker 2: Is that what it is.
Speaker 3: They They poisoned the carrots on purpose, poisoning all the
Speaker 3: healthy stuff so that you continue to eat the fruit.
Speaker 2: Look, they went to the bathroom and did not wash
Speaker 2: their hands.
Speaker 7: Now, who would do that?
Speaker 2: John? Did that?
Speaker 7: Don't tell me there's.
Speaker 3: All kinds of people who don't do that. Why because
Speaker 3: they're moral?
Speaker 7: I mean, that's I mean, that's basic.
Speaker 6: I mean, now, look, if there was ever a time
Speaker 6: that I did not wash my hand, let's just say
Speaker 6: I was in Europe.
Speaker 7: I have my purel, and so I'm purelling.
Speaker 2: Why in Europe? Why would I don't know.
Speaker 6: Maybe there was something, Maybe there was no soldier that
Speaker 6: maybe there was no soap in the restaurant.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying there was just a humble brag that
Speaker 3: slipped in there. Oh did I tell you?
Speaker 7: Okay, whatever, maybe a third world country.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying that.
Speaker 3: When I'm not in Europe.
Speaker 1: When I was building a church for the poor, I
Speaker 1: may not use the soap.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's put it another way. I always have the purel.
Speaker 6: So if I for whatever reason, I don't know what, Okay,
Speaker 6: maybe I'm at a concert and I'm using one of
Speaker 6: those what are those you know, those makeshift toilets you know, yes, yes, right,
Speaker 6: sometimes they don't have soap. Lots of times, or at
Speaker 6: a park, a park.
Speaker 2: I'm a woman of the people.
Speaker 7: I always have purels.
Speaker 2: Love you so much, give me so much joy in
Speaker 2: my life.
Speaker 7: I'm so glad.
Speaker 3: I yeah, but nothing else. I know, we talk about bathrooms,
Speaker 3: all right. So the carrot story is grim Way Farms
Speaker 3: is the is the company headquartered in Bakersfield. They voluntarily
Speaker 3: recalled these carrots after CDC found that they may be
Speaker 3: associated with an outbreak. So far thirty nine cases as
Speaker 3: of this morning, fifteen hospitalizations in one death across eighteen states.
Speaker 3: And they said in this news release that some of
Speaker 3: the organic hole and baby carrots sold at their several
Speaker 3: grocery stores, including Trader Joe's, Wegman's, Whole Foods, Target, may
Speaker 3: have been contaminated with the E coli shigotocs and producing
Speaker 3: E colats.
Speaker 2: And I remember that word from you know.
Speaker 3: From your time. The Dark Days, which most severely affects
Speaker 3: children under five years old and the elderly, can cause
Speaker 3: bloody die you know, severe stomach cramps and vomiting. In
Speaker 3: rare cases, it can actually cause hemolytic uremic syndrome.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 3: Which can lead to kidney failure and death? Wow?
Speaker 1: And you told me to shake it off? Remember that,
Speaker 1: here's here's me to shake it off. You recovered beautifully
Speaker 1: with medical intervention.
Speaker 3: That's okay.
Speaker 1: If I had just gone home, put on sweatpants and
Speaker 1: had to shot a whiskey. The way you told me,
Speaker 1: I would have maybe died of kidney failure and unhealthy.
Speaker 3: You'd be fine.
Speaker 1: That was very nice of you to say. You don't
Speaker 1: give out compliments a lot, and I'm going to take
Speaker 1: that one. I am young and i am healthy.
Speaker 3: Grim Way Farms. E Coli usually spreads through animal or
Speaker 3: human feces.
Speaker 2: Okay, we don't need to. I don't need to do it.
Speaker 3: I'm warning you off of having a fussy tummy, and
Speaker 3: I don't want. They recalled carrots to distribution centers in
Speaker 3: the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico and sold them under
Speaker 3: multiple labels, Trader Joe's, Wegman's Bunny Love, Nature's Promise, Simple Truth,
Speaker 3: Good and Gather and three sixty five. You can go
Speaker 3: to grim Way Farms. There's a bunch of different versions
Speaker 3: of the pictures of the affected labels. The whole carrots
Speaker 3: that were recalled were sold from mid August through in
Speaker 3: late October, the baby carrots from mid September to mid
Speaker 3: this month mid November. None of those recalled carrots should
Speaker 3: be on store, shehels. So if you're buying carrots now,
Speaker 3: like Deborah, you bought them yesterday, you should be okay,
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 6: Taking any chance right back to take chances with bloody
Speaker 6: Diaryia Leus, I give those carrots to my dogs too.
Speaker 2: Oh, and you don't want dog bloody diarrhea either.
Speaker 3: Feels like, well, I don't know what I feel like.
Speaker 3: Dogs would have a better shot at it, right, the
Speaker 3: husband she fed them to the dogs. You you have
Speaker 3: your husband test them and then you're gone, try this
Speaker 3: how you feel it. And you have a small dog too, right?
Speaker 6: I do I have small dogs. No, I'm not taking
Speaker 6: I don't take chancers, Gary car I love them both,
Speaker 6: and that that is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: To say that that is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: This, of course, is just on the heels of last
Speaker 3: month's E coli outbreak that was linked to believed to
Speaker 3: be linked to slivered onions that were served on specifically
Speaker 3: McDonald's quarter pounders. In that case, one hundred and four
Speaker 3: people got sick and one person died.
Speaker 1: So what do you think about that salad I got?
Speaker 1: Do you think that that's safe?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 7: Are there carrots in there?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: And don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: Okay, But what about cucumber. I mean, what if the
Speaker 1: carrots lived with the cucumbers fart time.
Speaker 3: I don't think they did. They were they come from
Speaker 3: separate farms. Hey Gary and Shannon.
Speaker 4: Hey Gary, this one's for you. Shannon was just testing
Speaker 4: you when she said you're supposed to need to know
Speaker 4: when her computer needs to be fixed. The real story
Speaker 4: is she just wants you to listen to her. Oh Gary,
Speaker 4: my computer needs to be fixed, And all you need
Speaker 4: to do is say, oh, Shannon, I'm so sorry to
Speaker 4: hear it. Darn computer. There there.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 4: That's it, beginning, middle and end.
Speaker 2: He's been through it. He has been through it.
Speaker 1: He maybe had to go to some sort of therapy
Speaker 1: at some point, like because the wife was like, you
Speaker 1: don't listen to me, and then they went to therapy
Speaker 1: and the therapist said to him, she just wants to
Speaker 1: be heard.
Speaker 2: She just wants to know you're listening. And so that's
Speaker 2: now his life.
Speaker 3: That's his mom.
Speaker 2: That sucks.
Speaker 3: He has to say, he has to say. There there sucks.
Speaker 7: Bro.
Speaker 2: I am sorry.
Speaker 3: I don't think I would. I don't think I would
Speaker 3: get the second there out.
Speaker 1: I was doing it. I was just doing a joke.
Speaker 1: When I said that, I was being cliche woman of
Speaker 1: you should just know. I shouldn't have to tell you.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine like living with.
Speaker 2: That though.
Speaker 3: With the requirement which part like living with him or
Speaker 3: living with somebody who is now made.
Speaker 2: Make it weird.
Speaker 1: I meant like if your wife was one of those
Speaker 1: people who was like, I shouldn't have to tell you,
Speaker 1: should just know that X.
Speaker 3: Y or Z. There are people like that.
Speaker 1: I know that sounds exhausting. I don't want that for anyone.
Speaker 3: I just hope that if that comes out in a relationship,
Speaker 3: it comes out early on.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm like that, make no mistake. But my
Speaker 1: husband just knows that. I know that, he should know.
Speaker 2: He knows.
Speaker 3: So you are exactly what you're railing against.
Speaker 2: Yes, we all are.
Speaker 3: We are not all like that.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, not you. I met my species, not yours.
Speaker 3: Oh got it? Well, they not like us.
Speaker 1: Trump announced yesterday he has selected Brendan Carr, a Republican
Speaker 1: on the FCC who wrote a chapter for that Product
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. Everyone was worried that the Project twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five authors would infiltrate the cabinet, and people are
Speaker 1: pointing to this guy and saying case and point.
Speaker 2: I mean, he wrote a chapter on the.
Speaker 3: FCC and it's not like he got pulled out of Poughkeepsie.
Speaker 3: The guy is literally an FCC commissioner right now.
Speaker 2: I texted one of my friends.
Speaker 1: She happens to be liberal, and I said, how come
Speaker 1: we're not seeing any memes about how Nick Bosa got
Speaker 1: hurt and and Gino Smith was able to run in
Speaker 1: the game winning touchdown because of it. If you know
Speaker 1: the memes, you know the story behind it. And she said,
Speaker 1: that's because it's state run media. Now we're going to
Speaker 1: have TikTok and we're not going to have memes.
Speaker 2: We'll do swamp watch when we come back.
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