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
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Speaker 1: Trump will pardon Rob Blagoyevitch. He's going to pardon him
Speaker 1: five years after commuting sentence on corruption charges. Blagoyevitch, who
Speaker 1: famously sold his seat or tried to famously sold Barack
Speaker 1: Obamas seat there in Illinois when he became president.
Speaker 2: Also one of the more fun names to say. Sure,
Speaker 2: it took a while. It's like Leoni Karpois or whatever.
Speaker 2: Her the Kaleigeow whisperer was a spokesperson for Hamas, says
Speaker 2: that that group is going to delay the next hostage
Speaker 2: release after they accused Israel violating their ceasefire. Israel and
Speaker 2: Hamas are in the midst of a six week ceasefire.
Speaker 2: Hamas has been releasing hostages captured on October seventh, twenty three,
Speaker 2: in exchange four thousands of Palestinian prisoners. This next exchange
Speaker 2: is scheduled for Saturday. Really seen three Israeli hostage in
Speaker 2: exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. But Amas right now
Speaker 2: has ended this system that the paid stipends to the
Speaker 2: families of Palestinian prisoners, including those convicted in the deadly
Speaker 2: attacks there on Israel.
Speaker 3: If you're sad about the.
Speaker 1: Super Bowl and football season being over, it's really not
Speaker 1: going to be that long. I think it's like two
Speaker 1: weeks or something before the combine gets underway.
Speaker 4: So are you going again this year?
Speaker 3: I've never gone to the combine. I got mail, Let's
Speaker 3: get it. It's a beautiful floral card here. Oh, dear Shannon,
Speaker 3: you get my special stationary.
Speaker 4: Oh that's not good.
Speaker 1: Why oh you took it to a dark place. The
Speaker 1: penmanship would I don't know. Actually it could be a
Speaker 1: male penmanship. Originally I started writing letters to improve my handwriting,
Speaker 1: but it morphed into a way to just spread love
Speaker 1: and fun. We all love a handwritten letter, right I do.
Speaker 1: I get letters cards back, and so I benefit from that.
Speaker 1: I started adding stickers too. People love that too. I
Speaker 1: always get interesting stamps at the post office, and believe
Speaker 1: it or not, the clerk loves when I come in
Speaker 1: for them. I think it's probably a more interesting part
Speaker 1: of their job. Anyway, I've settled.
Speaker 3: On to.
Speaker 1: Things I love to putehn know, Oh to pens I love,
Speaker 1: I see, and then listed the type of pen. Enjoy
Speaker 1: the stickers and use the stamps from Casey and Anaheim.
Speaker 4: I got one too, Oh you did. That's the one
Speaker 4: that gave me the stickers.
Speaker 3: Oh, I see. Your message is in as long as mine.
Speaker 4: I don't also get the special stationary if you know
Speaker 4: what I mean.
Speaker 3: Look at these fun stickers. These are fun. Look at this.
Speaker 3: That's also a gorilla.
Speaker 4: I think that's a.
Speaker 1: Bigfoot, right right right? Well, Carlsbad sticker San Diego. Look
Speaker 1: at this represent Huntington Beach Boom.
Speaker 3: Here's one. This is I have no idea what I'm doing.
Speaker 3: I'll try not to take that personally.
Speaker 4: It's time for swamp watch.
Speaker 3: There's SpongeBob, which means.
Speaker 4: I'm a cheap and a liar. And when I'm not
Speaker 4: kissing babies.
Speaker 3: It's a girl smoking up.
Speaker 4: The real problem is that our leaders are dumb.
Speaker 3: The other side never quit, So.
Speaker 4: I'm not going anywhere. So that you train the squad,
Speaker 4: I can imagine what can be and be unburdened by.
Speaker 3: What has been.
Speaker 4: Americans have always been gone. They're not stupid. A political
Speaker 4: flunder is when a politician actually tells the truth. Have
Speaker 4: the people voted for you were not swamp watch? They're
Speaker 4: all countered.
Speaker 1: Can I just say that the stationary is beautiful? From
Speaker 1: Casey and Anaheim.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 3: Also, the stamp is a Jeopardy question.
Speaker 4: Oh well, mine didn't. Mine is just a piece. It
Speaker 4: just says peace. Mine isn't. What is it? What's here's
Speaker 4: your clue? Okay?
Speaker 1: This naturalized US citizen hosted the quiz show Jeopardy for
Speaker 1: thirty seven seasons.
Speaker 4: Oh it's Alex Remack Bang.
Speaker 2: President Trump says he's going to announce it twenty five
Speaker 2: percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, and that
Speaker 2: he is planning to impose reciprocal tariffs on the potential
Speaker 2: trading partners later this week.
Speaker 1: I'll be announcing probably Tuesday or Wednesday at a news
Speaker 1: conference reciprocal tariffs.
Speaker 3: And very simply, it's if they charge us.
Speaker 4: We charged them.
Speaker 2: Any steel coming into the United States is going to
Speaker 2: have a twenty five percent tariff, he said. Aluminum also,
Speaker 2: last year, Canada was the top steel supplier to the
Speaker 2: United States, followed by Brazil, Mexico, South Korea, and Vietnam.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 2: According to data from the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Speaker 2: That will be the opening salva when it comes to
Speaker 2: tariff talk. This is what we've seen this before, specifically
Speaker 2: with Canada and Mexico. So there will potentially be some
Speaker 2: negotiation that takes place between.
Speaker 4: Now and whenever this is officially over.
Speaker 2: President Trump also said he ordered the Treasury to stop
Speaker 2: minting new pennies. He said, for far too long, the
Speaker 2: US is minted pennies, which literally cost us more than
Speaker 2: two cents. It's actually apparently three point seven cents per
Speaker 2: penny produced.
Speaker 1: And nichols are extravagant ten eleven to thirteen cents per nickel.
Speaker 2: Congress is the agency, or is the arm of the
Speaker 2: government that actually oversees the production of coins and operations.
Speaker 4: So we're not we don't know.
Speaker 2: The Treasury hasn't said anything if they're planning to do this,
Speaker 2: if they're planning to do away with the penny or what.
Speaker 1: News from the resistance front House Democrats ramping up their
Speaker 1: efforts to respond to Trump's overhaul of the federal government.
Speaker 1: They've created a task force they say that would lead
Speaker 1: to lawsuits more lawsuits, I guess I should say against
Speaker 1: the administration. It's called the Rapid Response Task Force and
Speaker 1: Litigation Working Group. They call it part of a multifaceted
Speaker 1: struggle to protect and defend everyday Americans from the harm
Speaker 1: being inflicted by this administration. Hakim Jeffries is the House
Speaker 1: Minority leader that's at the helm of this. So they've
Speaker 1: gotten a flood of calls to their offices. Democrats have
Speaker 1: demanding they mount some sort of determined resistance to Trump
Speaker 1: and his allies.
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of discussion about what exactly Elon
Speaker 2: Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency are doing in
Speaker 2: these different agencies. By the way, he changed his Twitter
Speaker 2: handle to White House Tech Support. On Saturday morning, he
Speaker 2: tweeted a lengthy description of just an example of what
Speaker 2: DOGE has been doing. He said, to be clear, what
Speaker 2: the Dosee team and US Treasury have jointly agreed makes sense.
Speaker 2: Is the following requiring that all outgoing government payments have
Speaker 2: a payment categorization code, which is necessary in order to
Speaker 2: pass financial audits. This is frequently left blank, which would
Speaker 2: make audits almost impossible simple. Another one, all payments must
Speaker 2: include a rationale for the payment in the comment field,
Speaker 2: which is currently left blank. Imagine that importantly, we are
Speaker 2: not yet applying any judgment to the rationale, simply requiring
Speaker 2: that some attempt be made to explain payment more than nothing.
Speaker 2: The stuff that you and I would do if we're
Speaker 2: balancing our checkbooks on a regular.
Speaker 1: Basis, Why do we need to buy that kangaroo? Well
Speaker 1: I want the kangaroo. Well you're gonna have to come
Speaker 1: up with the rationale, honey, Like nobody's asking questions. People
Speaker 1: are just spending money willy nilly. And that's where you're
Speaker 1: getting all the fraud too.
Speaker 2: The do not pay list of entities known to be fraudulent,
Speaker 2: or people who are dead or are probable fronts for
Speaker 2: terrorist organizations, or do not match congressional appropriations must actually
Speaker 2: be implemented and not ignored. Also, a concurrently take up
Speaker 2: to a year to get on this list, which is
Speaker 2: far too long. This list should be updated at least weekly,
Speaker 2: if not daily. Those are just three things, Just those three.
Speaker 2: And he said that man sense not radical thought either.
Speaker 2: He says they're super obvious, they're necessary changes, and they're
Speaker 2: being implemented by the existing long time career government employees,
Speaker 2: not anyone from DOGE. And he said it's ridiculous that
Speaker 2: these changes didn't exist already. But to give you an example,
Speaker 2: he said, when I ask anyone at Treasury had a
Speaker 2: rough guess for what percentage of the number that goes
Speaker 2: out one hundred billion dollars a year to entitlement payments
Speaker 2: to people without Social security or even a temporary ID,
Speaker 2: he said, how many? How much of that is unequivocal
Speaker 2: obvious fraud? And the consensus in the room was that
Speaker 2: about half of it, Yeah, is obvious fraud. Right, that's
Speaker 2: a billion dollars a week that go out that goes
Speaker 2: out through Treasury through these payments that are just done
Speaker 2: because they've always been done.
Speaker 1: Look at what we've chronicled what goes on in our
Speaker 1: backyard at La City Hall and the amount of contracts
Speaker 1: and city council people who have had their hands in
Speaker 1: those contracts and have gone.
Speaker 3: To prison because of it.
Speaker 1: That's going on at every level of government, and they're
Speaker 1: relying on people not paying attention. And it's reason why
Speaker 1: everyone hates Elon Musk. Oh my god, he's gonna come
Speaker 1: in and he's gonna cut, cut, cut, Well, you know what,
Speaker 1: He's also going to uncover a lot of criminal activity
Speaker 1: and the people that are shouting from the rooftops of oh,
Speaker 1: how dare you touch the precious federal government. They should
Speaker 1: watch their backs because doth protests too much. People are
Speaker 1: getting kickbacks like crazy, and they have, like you said,
Speaker 1: for a very long time, because it's just the way
Speaker 1: it's always been done. It would be nice to have
Speaker 1: some accounting for where your tax dollars go, because you're
Speaker 1: not operating in your home with a petty cash ten
Speaker 1: like Christina Applegate did.
Speaker 3: And don't tell them the babysitters dead.
Speaker 1: You don't get to just dip your hand into the
Speaker 1: petty cash till the way the lawmakers in Washington have
Speaker 1: been doing your entire life, and somebody finally calling them
Speaker 1: out on it is maybe.
Speaker 3: What we need.
Speaker 2: It's terrifying the right people. A lot of this will
Speaker 2: still be taken to court. Lawyers for the Trump administration
Speaker 2: had to argue last night that a court order that
Speaker 2: blocked Elon's aids from entering the Treasury Department's payment and
Speaker 2: data systems impinged on the president's absolute powers of the
Speaker 2: executive branch. They said the courts cannot usurp that this
Speaker 2: came in response to the lawsuit that was filed on Friday.
Speaker 4: They actually won a temporary pause.
Speaker 3: I have more mail.
Speaker 1: I got a box of mail from somebody named Gary.
Speaker 1: What different last name?
Speaker 4: Who names a baby? Gary.
Speaker 1: Kanye pulled some very expensive, very anti semitic wool over
Speaker 1: the eyes of Fox when he purchased his Super Bowl
Speaker 1: TV ad thirty second spot. It was shot on his iPhone,
Speaker 1: shocked a lot of people. He had declared on Friday
Speaker 1: that he is a Nazi. With direct knowledge told TMZ
Speaker 1: that Fox approved the ad Friday to air Sunday and
Speaker 1: three markets La Filly in Atlanta, but that processed was
Speaker 1: purely based on two things, the content of the ad
Speaker 1: and the website it was promoting. In this case Yeezy
Speaker 1: dot com that the video passed muster with Fox and
Speaker 1: when they checked his website Friday, there was nothing offensive
Speaker 1: on it, just normal Yeezy Athletic and at leisure gear.
Speaker 1: At some point on Sunday, the site reduced the offerings
Speaker 1: to just that one item, the T shirt with the
Speaker 1: swastika on the chest. It did not come into play
Speaker 1: all the social media crazy stuff that that Fox approves.
Speaker 1: The approved the ad basically on the basis of the content,
Speaker 1: not on all the things behind it.
Speaker 3: It was eight million dollars.
Speaker 2: On the basis of the content. It was just as
Speaker 2: dumb him sitting in a dentist chair.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's subjective, I guess. I mean, it's not offensive.
Speaker 5: He was sitting in a dentist chair.
Speaker 1: Eight million dollars through a third party advertising agency. They
Speaker 1: don't know when he made the purchaser, when he shot it,
Speaker 1: but they say it's commonly the agency's job to vet
Speaker 1: the clients it's pitching to the network.
Speaker 4: Why can't we avoid him?
Speaker 2: Why can't we seem to get away from him?
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't.
Speaker 5: He's clearly still going through a mental health crisis. So
Speaker 5: he was diagnosed bipolar and had been on drugs for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then recently came out and said that he was rediagnosed,
Speaker 2: not bipolar, but autistic. So he stopped taking his medication.
Speaker 3: Happens.
Speaker 1: People want to feel all the fields, and so they
Speaker 1: stopped taking the things that regulate the fields.
Speaker 4: And you'll see a bunch of different versions of what
Speaker 4: was the best commercial at the Super Bowl yesterday.
Speaker 6: It has been a banner year for the National Football
Speaker 6: League called the National Football From the.
Speaker 4: Very beginning, football has been a conspiracy to make us hungry,
Speaker 4: and we'll call this a big skin. Make people great
Speaker 4: bacon bacon. Everybody loves bacon. I love bacon. That was
Speaker 4: Kevin Bacon. I mean it's fun. Yeah, it's fun. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Some of them were fun.
Speaker 4: Some of them were fun. The Matt Damon turns out
Speaker 4: to be.
Speaker 2: David Beckham, David Beckham's twin brother, long lost twin.
Speaker 4: You Beckham, Dave Beckham, No way, My brother is a
Speaker 4: famous soccer player. Yeah, so how famous are you, like,
Speaker 4: Matt Damon famous? Maybe benefflet famous.
Speaker 3: It was funny.
Speaker 1: At one point, Matt, they're meeting for the first time
Speaker 1: and Matt Damon, who's you know, David Beckham, Dave Beckham
Speaker 1: or whatever, the other David Beckham.
Speaker 3: His friend's same, the kids the same, well, the David,
Speaker 3: the other David. And that's kind of funny.
Speaker 1: But at some point his friends are in the backyard
Speaker 1: and they're grilling and stuff, and he tossed this front's
Speaker 1: I'm a football and he kicks a football about five
Speaker 1: hundred yards and he goes, ah, that's just something I do.
Speaker 3: He says to David Beckham, like how funny is that?
Speaker 2: There were a lot of flying facial hair moments were
Speaker 2: there like the Pringles add the can is empty.
Speaker 3: You know what was missing from your party?
Speaker 2: Yes, I do know what was missing from the party,
Speaker 2: and it was Pringles and it was Tim Conway Junior.
Speaker 4: Is that what we're going to start now? It? Did
Speaker 4: you really want to?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: I picked that scab.
Speaker 1: For like a week and a half. You've said Conway
Speaker 1: was going to be the party in Conway. Had Springles
Speaker 1: and Conway on my head for two weeks. And I
Speaker 1: get there and there's everything but Pringles and Tim Conway.
Speaker 2: GUNI I feel like Lucy pulled the ball away right
Speaker 2: as you were going to kick it and you fell
Speaker 2: on your butt.
Speaker 3: I don't know that reference, but yes.
Speaker 4: Snoopy and the Peanuts people. Hey, the kid Charlie Brown,
Speaker 4: bald guy, yellow shirt, he goes to kick the football
Speaker 4: and Lucy always moves the football, does she.
Speaker 1: I've only I only see the Christmas thing because my
Speaker 1: husband watches it. I was ever a Peanuts person. I
Speaker 1: never I what Yeah, I'm sorry, blind spot. I mean
Speaker 1: I understand Lucy and Charlie Brown and the kid with
Speaker 1: the blanket and the kid with the darkness, but yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm only really exposed to the Christmas one where Charlie's
Speaker 1: trying to figure out what does.
Speaker 3: It all mean?
Speaker 1: And then they like stort a lemonade stand or something,
Speaker 1: and then the Blazer.
Speaker 3: Piano just blowing the can and they dance around again.
Speaker 4: Do it and then all the mustaches fly off.
Speaker 2: I have everybody's faces and they're bringing pringles cans to
Speaker 2: the party where the pringles were empty.
Speaker 3: That was like your party.
Speaker 4: There were no pringle.
Speaker 2: But I also didn't see any mustache just slamming up
Speaker 2: against the window.
Speaker 1: There was one mustache at your party except for my
Speaker 1: dog for you. Wow, you pointed you get me in front?
Speaker 2: The other one one of the classics again if Butdweiser
Speaker 2: does it.
Speaker 4: They do them all very well.
Speaker 2: The horse I labeled it as the horse walks into
Speaker 2: the bar because it was really the only thing that
Speaker 2: was said through most of the commercial. Young horse wants
Speaker 2: to be part of the Clydesdale's and the farmer tells
Speaker 2: him no, no, no, you're not You're not ready yet. And
Speaker 2: then the farmer takes off and is a big wagon
Speaker 2: with the Clydesdale's pulling the big beer truck. The big
Speaker 2: beer wagon, I guess, and a keg falls off, and
Speaker 2: the little horse jumps the fence and pushes with his
Speaker 2: nose the keg all the way to the bar.
Speaker 4: A horse walks into a buck and then literally a
Speaker 4: horse walked into the bar, and.
Speaker 2: The horse guy is standing there also because he had
Speaker 2: just made the deliverty of the bar, and he's like, oh,
Speaker 2: you rascal.
Speaker 1: What was the thing about the ritz crackers and the
Speaker 1: bad Bunny?
Speaker 3: What was that all about?
Speaker 2: All I saw was that they when they had stink
Speaker 2: face on Aubrey Plaza and whoever else that was yeah,
Speaker 2: like just resting bitch face.
Speaker 3: Oh really?
Speaker 2: And then rits weren't going to make them happy? And
Speaker 2: then bad Bunny was there, and I guess was happy.
Speaker 2: I couldn't really hear it. And then I had to
Speaker 2: check with your husband to make sure that that was
Speaker 2: in fact bad Bunny. I needed an actual id on that,
Speaker 2: and he gave me a thumbs up.
Speaker 4: That was bad Bunny.
Speaker 1: You'd have to know my husband to understand the funniness
Speaker 1: of what I'm about to say. But yesterday when we
Speaker 1: went to Arizona to see the Savannah Bananas on Saturday night, Yeah,
Speaker 1: woke up Sunday catch an early flight back to make
Speaker 1: it to Super Bowl And the first thing he said
Speaker 1: at like six am, waking up in Phoenix and he says,
Speaker 1: they not like us, and I was like what what?
Speaker 2: And then he just kept repeating it. Did you hear
Speaker 2: the whole conversation about Tom Brady's watch?
Speaker 1: Also, no, I heard you say something about it, but
Speaker 1: I was in a conversation, so I missed what the
Speaker 1: gist was.
Speaker 2: First of all, there were people there who were saying, listen,
Speaker 2: job number one when you're on TV is don't wear
Speaker 2: something that's distracting. It's not about you. You're I mean, yes,
Speaker 2: you're Tom Brady, but you're there to call the game.
Speaker 4: And he wore this.
Speaker 2: Bright yellow band yellow watch. It's about seven hundred and
Speaker 2: forty thousand dollars watch.
Speaker 3: Are you serious?
Speaker 4: Yeah, seven hundred and forty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Watch so thirsty? Why is he still so thirsty? Is
Speaker 1: it because he had attention for so long and then poof,
Speaker 1: now it's gone. It's only a fourth of what it
Speaker 1: used to be.
Speaker 4: Now he's third ranked in the Fox meetings when they
Speaker 4: sit down.
Speaker 3: And talk about the game, like so tone deaf right.
Speaker 1: It's one thing if you want to wear your three
Speaker 1: quarters of a million dollar watch to you know, your
Speaker 1: yacht party with Magic Johnson or something like that. But
Speaker 1: on national television for the super Bowl, which is kind
Speaker 1: of an everyman's sport, you're gonna wear something that costs more.
Speaker 4: Than most people's homes.
Speaker 1: Percent of people's homes. Yes, yeah, crazy?
Speaker 4: All right? Do you pig Shirley Temple fan the drink
Speaker 4: not the actual I feel like.
Speaker 3: The drink is a gateway drug, and.
Speaker 4: Uh, there's some concern here.
Speaker 1: I've always my first Shirley Temple when I was about six.
Speaker 1: I was like, I don't know, I feel like you're
Speaker 1: getting me ready for something like.
Speaker 4: When you take the hydra codone home. Yeah, don't tell
Speaker 4: me where it is exactly, tell me how to make
Speaker 4: a Surely, I mean surely.
Speaker 1: How did it not pave the way for Cosmopolitans and
Speaker 1: that movement?
Speaker 2: There is a kid Leo Kelly, an eleven year old
Speaker 2: Shirley Temple critic who has bartenders shaking in their boots,
Speaker 2: you know, just.
Speaker 3: Out of curiosity on that cruise with John Cobelt.
Speaker 4: Are people going to see any of those seals that
Speaker 4: were like in that commercial inside.
Speaker 7: The Blue Lagoon?
Speaker 4: So I'm out I think it was freaky.
Speaker 3: Man. I love that spot. It makes me want to
Speaker 3: travel with John so much.
Speaker 1: It's like, come with me through the dumb drop fields
Speaker 1: and the meadows of rainbows and sprinkles each sugar with
Speaker 1: me under the falls of the blue Lagoon?
Speaker 7: Where Jerry, what what? What? What? What has happened right here?
Speaker 7: How has this lady never seen man scene before? Like,
Speaker 7: I'm like, I'm just confused now, like just straight confusion, Baker,
Speaker 7: watch it. I'm out.
Speaker 1: Like I'm aware of Peanuts, you know. I I was
Speaker 1: just talking to Alex Stone about this. I went to
Speaker 1: Santa Rosa ice skating rink. I know that they I
Speaker 1: just never watched. I never was immersed in Peanuts cartoons.
Speaker 1: Is that what they were? Cartoons?
Speaker 3: Or are they books? Or probably all the all the things.
Speaker 4: It was a comic strip.
Speaker 1: Comic strip, Yeah, I didn't really. Yeah, So I apologize
Speaker 1: for that blind spot. I mean, I'm aware of Peanuts.
Speaker 1: I know the whole thing.
Speaker 2: You didn't know that, Lucy. I didn't know the thing
Speaker 2: about the football was manipulated.
Speaker 4: Charlie Brown.
Speaker 1: I know that every time I have to watch the
Speaker 1: Christmas thing, she annoys me. She gets on my nerves,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, why would you watch this for fun?
Speaker 1: She's annoying as hell.
Speaker 4: She's going to pull the football away again.
Speaker 3: She's just a.
Speaker 1: Thorn in my side. I don't enjoy her, but I
Speaker 1: guess that's the point of her. But you're supposed to
Speaker 1: come around in the end. I never come around with her.
Speaker 3: She annoys me.
Speaker 4: Hey, what's up, Fury?
Speaker 3: But Shannon, if I had to say what cartoon character
Speaker 3: you would be, you would be Lucy for sure. Oh wow, okay,
Speaker 3: yeah that's her.
Speaker 4: Fun Like you don't know it?
Speaker 3: Come on now?
Speaker 1: See he said that because he has no He doesn't
Speaker 1: think I have an idea that Lucy's annoying.
Speaker 4: When I was a kid, I made up my own
Speaker 4: drink called the Cyndi Lauper, which was a Shirley Temple
Speaker 4: with orange juice in it. Oh, that actually doesn't sound
Speaker 4: too bad.
Speaker 3: It sounds like a little tequila sunrise, a.
Speaker 4: Cracker in my most. But I have been swallowing, I'm
Speaker 4: the most one by one?
Speaker 3: What's that?
Speaker 4: That's Shirley Temple? Do you know what Shirley Temple is?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, she also would pull the football. Fictional or real
Speaker 2: Shirley Temple.
Speaker 1: Yeah, was that the actress's name or was she a
Speaker 1: fictional character?
Speaker 2: No, that's her okay, And then after she got married
Speaker 2: as an adult, she went by Shirley Temple Black.
Speaker 4: She had a hyphenated name.
Speaker 3: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 4: Leo Kelly's an eleven year old who reviews Shirley Temple's
Speaker 4: in different restaurants.
Speaker 3: Do you get to be a kid named Leo and
Speaker 3: not be the eccentric.
Speaker 2: Eccentric, percoci kocious per kosha there is a difference.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't mean to taint the Leos of the
Speaker 1: world that are children, but I just feel like every
Speaker 1: Leo I've met is.
Speaker 3: A little extra.
Speaker 2: Leo has taken the Internet by storm by giving Shirley
Speaker 2: Temples at different restaurants a rating on a ten point scale.
Speaker 1: Well, it's true some places did do Shirley Temples better
Speaker 1: than others. I would make a hard case for Westlake
Speaker 1: Joe's putting together a mean Shirley Temple circle.
Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty eight.
Speaker 2: There was a Jeen George Voon Grichten working in the
Speaker 2: kitchen of Happy Monkey, a restaurant in Greenwich, Connecticut, and
Speaker 2: an employee pulls them aside and says, we have a
Speaker 2: critic coming in, and Jean George says, I'm always nervous
Speaker 2: when someone tries my food, but in this case it
Speaker 2: is very nerve racking because he knows that the critic
Speaker 2: is going to order an item that's not actually on
Speaker 2: the menu, and it is a Shirley Temple.
Speaker 1: You gotta be careful with the grenadine, you know, sometimes
Speaker 1: they put too much.
Speaker 4: You can oversweeten.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: He does account for ambience and service, but the bulk
Speaker 1: of the rating, according to Leo, based on the taste
Speaker 1: in the appearance he likes.
Speaker 3: Ginger ale over lemon lime.
Speaker 8: Duh.
Speaker 1: He did dux points for various missteps like serving the
Speaker 1: drink in a plastic cup, what are you a monster?
Speaker 1: Using store bought grenadine, or garnishing with fewer than three cherries.
Speaker 3: I always just like the one cherry. Too many cherries
Speaker 3: can be too much.
Speaker 2: In this case, Jean George at Happy Monkey used small
Speaker 2: batch grenadine, homemade ginger syrup, and just a bit of
Speaker 2: Taheen seasoning.
Speaker 4: And Leo gave his Cheerley Temple a nine point three.
Speaker 3: What was it was? The boys?
Speaker 1: Shirley Temple was the girl's drink because it was pink?
Speaker 1: Was it the Roy Rogers?
Speaker 4: What was the other one that sounds about right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I never did either one of those, and you didn't
Speaker 1: ever want my life. My family was big at knocking
Speaker 1: back Shirley Temples for me.
Speaker 2: By the way, Leo's father is vice president at a
Speaker 2: sports and entertainment agency, and he says, I thought it
Speaker 2: would be a hit for my six year old to
Speaker 2: film his to film his food reviews. He was sipping
Speaker 2: a Shirley Temple by the pool at Gurney's, a Luxury Report,
Speaker 2: a luxury resort in Newport, Rhode Island, when he asked
Speaker 2: his father to record a video.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: And he has a personality that people love, says dad.
Speaker 2: That's been since he was born, says dad.
Speaker 1: If my little ten year old was going around given
Speaker 1: bartenders reviews on their Shirley Temple, I'd slap them into
Speaker 1: next Tuesday.
Speaker 3: The hell do you think you are? Get out of here,
Speaker 3: think you're doing?
Speaker 6: Hey, Gary Shannon, love the show, Love you guys, You're awesome.
Speaker 6: Regarding Tom Brady's watch, it struck me as you were
Speaker 6: talking about to forgive me. I have young kids in
Speaker 6: my home, but there's a great little skit during Mowana,
Speaker 6: the original one called Shiny with a crab talking about
Speaker 6: how shiny and seeing how shiny wants to be.
Speaker 4: I think Tom Brady is that crab.
Speaker 6: You can pull up the audio easily, but I have
Speaker 6: too much respect for your other listeners to sing it
Speaker 6: for you.
Speaker 4: But it's all about being shiny. I think that's Tommy. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like a trash it.
Speaker 3: From a sunken pirate red scrub the deck and make
Speaker 3: kidneys shiny.
Speaker 4: I would paper like the wealthy Woman's Meg just a
Speaker 4: sick don't she know? BI should dumb zum bitch. I've
Speaker 4: never seen more.
Speaker 3: I haven't either. I want to. It's on my list ibe,
Speaker 3: I'll watch it today.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 2: Egg hoarding, it's time for us to start packing eggs
Speaker 2: away into our garages, just like we did the toilet paper.
Speaker 3: Did you see the meme that's been making the rounds.
Speaker 1: Like back in my day, we had so many eggs
Speaker 1: and toilet paper, we would use them to trash the
Speaker 1: homes of our enemies.
Speaker 4: That's clever, right, that's fun. That's a fun joke.
Speaker 2: Bremlin is not confirming whether President Putin spoke with President Trump.
Speaker 2: Despite the fact that President Trump said they have been speaking.
Speaker 2: Russian Deputy four and Minister Sergei Ryabkov sold a media
Speaker 2: conference that relations with Washington are balancing on the brink
Speaker 2: of a breakup and reiterated that the war in Ukraine
Speaker 2: would last until Keeve drops its ambitions to join NATO
Speaker 2: and withdraws from the four regions that are currently occupied
Speaker 2: by Russian forces.
Speaker 1: I've got news you can use. Starbucks giving away free
Speaker 1: coffee all day to day. CEO says it's to promote
Speaker 1: its rewards loyalty program to build warm connections with customers.
Speaker 1: To get the free twelve ounce drink, members can activate
Speaker 1: the coupon in the app or in store. Guests will
Speaker 1: start to see the handwritten positive affirmations.
Speaker 3: On their cups.
Speaker 4: Bitch, I'm excited.
Speaker 1: Condiment bars are making a comeback, and there's free coffee
Speaker 1: refills for regular They've also scaled down their menu by
Speaker 1: about a third in an effort to increase efficiency and
Speaker 1: customer experiension I.
Speaker 8: For Dodger bag are they reporting pictures and catchers report today, Today, Today, Wow,
Speaker 8: and then most of the teams throughout the course of
Speaker 8: this week.
Speaker 4: They're kind of stagger them every once in a while.
Speaker 2: But because the Dodgers and Cubs are playing in Tokyo
Speaker 2: in the middle of March to start the regular season,
Speaker 2: they get to show up a little bit early.
Speaker 3: You are going to spring training this year?
Speaker 2: Yea next week or about two weekends. The first weekend
Speaker 2: of spring training is when I'm gonna go. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're watching I think it's.
Speaker 4: Giants Rangers one day and then the Angels taken on
Speaker 4: the Something's on the next day.
Speaker 3: Where do you stay? Do you stay in Phoenix or Glendale?
Speaker 4: My buddy's son lives out there, so we're gonna stay
Speaker 4: with him.
Speaker 3: That's nice.
Speaker 2: His son and daughter actually out there, but the daughter's
Speaker 2: not gonna be there, so it's just gonna be three
Speaker 2: dudes hanging out cool with a case of the Mondays.
Speaker 3: Yes, there you go, taste the Rockies.
Speaker 4: Speaking of baseball, though, Keik Hernandez signed a one year
Speaker 4: deal to stay with the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: It's a fun character. He's fun to watch. Not a
Speaker 2: you know, you know who I am, But I've always
Speaker 2: liked him. He's always a good he always seen He's
Speaker 2: the guy who looks like he's having fun playings what
Speaker 2: you love to say game for a living well.
Speaker 1: People have been seen lining up bright and early at
Speaker 1: Billy's egg Farm and drive through store in Chino to
Speaker 1: buy fresh eggs.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know Billies existed. That's a fun fact.
Speaker 1: A long stretch of car is Saturday, all waiting to
Speaker 1: get a fresh batch. Many said they started lining up
Speaker 1: at seven am, spent about an hour in line, farm
Speaker 1: ran out of eggs by eleven am. Of course, there
Speaker 1: has been scarce eggs at other places. I mentioned at
Speaker 1: Trader Joe's last week, the whole egg cooler was filled
Speaker 1: with blueberries and strawberries. Trader Joe's and Costco have place
Speaker 1: limits on eggs because people are hoarding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't know where this pictures from, but
Speaker 2: this picture shows dozens of flats of eggs.
Speaker 3: And people are doing this so that they can resell them. Right,
Speaker 3: they have to be.
Speaker 2: You're not going to get through that many eggs before
Speaker 2: these eggs go bad, and they're not. I mean, they
Speaker 2: do take a long time to go bad, but they can.
Speaker 3: I would not buy eggs just off the street, would you.
Speaker 4: Did you know somebody stole a dozen eggs out of
Speaker 4: our fridge last night.
Speaker 3: What.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just kidding, but we do. I think we
Speaker 4: have three boxes of eggs.
Speaker 3: I was going to say. I was starting to pick
Speaker 3: out who I.
Speaker 4: Thought it was. No, Also, there was another egg robbery.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't be Deborah Mark No, because she's a vegan.
Speaker 4: It might have been my nephew.
Speaker 3: Why does he like eggs?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: He did look kind of squirrelly.
Speaker 2: Police are investigating a theft in West Seattle at a
Speaker 2: place called the Luna Park Cafe.
Speaker 4: You know where West Seattle is. You go across the bridge,
Speaker 4: it's right there.
Speaker 3: It's like going to the Islands.
Speaker 2: It's right as you get across the West Seattle Bridge
Speaker 2: on the West Seattle side. And they said that somebody
Speaker 2: made off with hundreds of eggs and some other breakfast
Speaker 2: foods in the early hours of I think it was
Speaker 2: Wednesday of last week, about four in the morning. Report
Speaker 2: of suspicious activity captured.
Speaker 4: On security cameras, and they made away with hundreds of eggs,
Speaker 4: so street value approximately forty two thousand dollars. Not really,
Speaker 4: we are going to have to get into this whole
Speaker 4: Lucy and Charlie Brown thing, because people are losing their
Speaker 4: minds that you didn't get the reference.
Speaker 1: Well, I didn't watch then, I didn't watch the stuff. Guys,
Speaker 1: I can't help you. I can't go back in time
Speaker 1: and redo the cartoon, watch the things that you missed.
Speaker 4: Person should never turn down a big honor, honor of
Speaker 4: kickoff on. Thanks, Yeah, I should do it.
Speaker 1: See here's the other thing she keep out. Growing up
Speaker 1: in my household, my dad was in charge of the television.
Speaker 1: He would have rather shot himself in the face than
Speaker 1: watched a moment of cartoons. He was in charge of
Speaker 1: the television what he referred to as the gun, which
Speaker 1: was the remote control. So that's how serious it was.
Speaker 3: In my home.
Speaker 1: There was no choice. There was no children's programming. It
Speaker 1: was maybe if you got up before he got up,
Speaker 1: like my brother would do, he would turn on his
Speaker 1: you know he man or whatever.
Speaker 4: Don't don't don't poo poo the he man.
Speaker 1: But I didn't really have a choice in the matter
Speaker 1: of the programming. So I was there was no Peanuts on.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't go out and find Charlie Brown. Charlie
Speaker 2: Brown was always on, I mean the holidays, like you
Speaker 2: were talking.
Speaker 3: I know that would have never happened in my home. Yeah,
Speaker 3: sod for you. Huh, it is what it is. There
Speaker 3: are worse things, no, really.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty formative shows. Okay, Gary and Channon will continue.
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Speaker 3: We've seen all the episodes of Sanford and Son and
Speaker 3: what do you want you?
Speaker 2: Was he a big streets of San Francisco? Michael Douglas,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it was a big time. All right, we'll
Speaker 2: continue right after this.
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