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Speaker 4: Happy Christmas Eve to you. I hope you're gonna have
Speaker 4: a joyous Christmas, even Christmas Day, even if you're by yourself.
Speaker 4: Make it work, baby. So this is it tomorrow Christmas.
Speaker 4: Is could put in a week. It's twenty twenty four,
Speaker 4: is could put?
Speaker 3: What a year we got?
Speaker 4: Donald Trump finally acknowledging that Elon Musk is more popular
Speaker 4: as president than he is, and what a great piece
Speaker 4: of psychological warfare to pit those two against each other.
Speaker 3: That was brilliant, good for the Democrats.
Speaker 4: Of course, Trump is now saying he wants to Panama
Speaker 4: Canal back like he gave it to somebody for a
Speaker 4: Christmas gifter, so now I want that back.
Speaker 3: Whatever.
Speaker 4: So a lot of crazy stuff on that crazy train
Speaker 4: and we'll get to that next year. Terrible story out
Speaker 4: of Germany, as we mentioned yesterday with you know, it's
Speaker 4: always horrible around the holidays, but it's never joyous when
Speaker 4: you're run down by a vehicle when you're out at
Speaker 4: a market.
Speaker 3: So that's going on. Also just a personal thing.
Speaker 4: Last night or Saturday night, actually went to dinner with
Speaker 4: Steve and his friends from work, and one of the
Speaker 4: friends was coughing and then said, oh, I can barely
Speaker 4: smell the food. I've been sick for the last couple
Speaker 4: of days. And I thought that, what the frack are
Speaker 4: you doing sitting at the table. So it's Christmas Eve.
Speaker 4: If you have plans tonight or tomorrow that include other
Speaker 4: people and you're remotely sick, stay the frack home, Okay,
Speaker 4: Do not go.
Speaker 3: Out and spread your germs. What the hell? I'm sure
Speaker 3: she has COVID.
Speaker 4: And there I was sitting across, but I was not
Speaker 4: directly across from her. She was this way diagonally, so
Speaker 4: she was about five feet away.
Speaker 3: Thank god. But keep you ass home. If you're sick,
Speaker 3: stay home, don't go.
Speaker 4: Oh I've had a cough and I can barely smell
Speaker 4: for the last few days.
Speaker 3: But Hi, how are you well? Sick? Now? Thank you
Speaker 3: very much? All right, So what I'm gonna do today?
Speaker 3: First of all, you know, Daniel Charleston died in April,
Speaker 3: and I miss him around Christmas. I miss him constantly,
Speaker 3: but I miss him around Christmas. I talked to his brother.
Speaker 3: We just found out that another family friend, Toko, an
Speaker 3: eighty year old next show girl, has passed away, which
Speaker 3: is just sad. She went to my sixtieth birthday. I
Speaker 3: liked her, and so that's sad.
Speaker 4: And you know, the music is sad, and so I
Speaker 4: just want to tell you that, you know, it's okay
Speaker 4: to be sad around the holidays.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's okay. Here here's a little PSA for you.
Speaker 3: Good morning everyone.
Speaker 4: I was sitting here having tea out of my lovely
Speaker 4: old country roses that Daniel Charleston and Steve Cabral gave me.
Speaker 3: Daniel Charleston has now died. It's my first Ristmas without him,
Speaker 3: and I started crying. Christmas songs are playing and many
Speaker 3: of them are so depressing. And last night I had a.
Speaker 4: Dream with Andrew in it, and he was mad at
Speaker 4: me for the first part, which what else is new,
Speaker 4: But by the end of the dream he kissed me
Speaker 4: good morning and said hello as he was cleaning.
Speaker 3: Out the refrigerator for some reason. And I just want
Speaker 3: to tell you the holiday blues are normal. They happen.
Speaker 3: I used to be the center of so many universes
Speaker 3: and now it'll just be me and Ember here in
Speaker 3: Las Vegas on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, I will see Steve.
Speaker 4: And my friend Sean Andaldo. And yeah, I was balling
Speaker 4: my eyes out just now. I really was, and I thought.
Speaker 3: Holy crap, you're here on Christmas. You're crying, You're alone.
Speaker 3: You're just tragic. How did this happen? But this passes,
Speaker 3: and I'm not tragic. And I do have friends and
Speaker 3: I will see them, and sometimes, especially in this year
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, which has been so frigging exhausting, we
Speaker 3: just need a minute. And it's okay. It's okay if
Speaker 3: you're sad or blue, but you gotta let it pass.
Speaker 3: You don't reach for the ketamine, you don't reach for
Speaker 3: the alcohol. You don't reach for anything that's gonna make
Speaker 3: it worse, even though it makes you feel better at
Speaker 3: the time. You reach for a cup of tea and
Speaker 3: you remember all of those people, and then you carry
Speaker 3: on and do yoga and go to the park and
Speaker 3: then take your little dog to the casinos and go
Speaker 3: see all of the Christmas ornaments and you carry on.
Speaker 3: Being blue at Christmas is okay. Staying blue at Christmas
Speaker 3: is not so pick yourself up, have a great day,
Speaker 3: and merry friggin Christmas. Okay, So on this holiday, on
Speaker 3: this December twenty fourth, I know many of you may
Speaker 3: think of the homeless tonight, you know I do. It's like,
Speaker 3: do they know it's Christmas?
Speaker 4: Do they know it's Christmas time?
Speaker 5: At a Oh?
Speaker 4: And so think a lot about the homeless, as you know.
Speaker 4: I see them at the park. I just helped a
Speaker 4: girl get into the shelter. And I remember when then
Speaker 4: candidate Mitt Romney was running for president and he said,
Speaker 4: and this is what the Republicans believe, that there are
Speaker 4: enough safety nets to catch the homeless. That you know,
Speaker 4: there's enough shelters, enough public programs, and that no one
Speaker 4: really has to be homeless if.
Speaker 3: They don't want to be. Okay. So when Mitt Romney
Speaker 3: said this.
Speaker 4: Years ago, I thought, let me go out and ask
Speaker 4: a few homeless.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly what I did.
Speaker 4: By the way, I weighed much more and I was
Speaker 4: much less healthy than I am now. So it's going
Speaker 4: to be fun to see some of this old footage
Speaker 4: and see how I've changed. But let's go out to
Speaker 4: the streets of Long Beach again as we did in
Speaker 4: life and segments, which is coming back to Free Speech
Speaker 4: TV by the way next year. And let's go out
Speaker 4: and ask the homeless about safety nets because this is
Speaker 4: still just as relevant today as it's ever been. You know,
Speaker 4: it really truly is. So let's go out and talk
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's Carol and welcome to life in segments. I've
Speaker 3: been thinking a lot about dumpsters recently. I know that
Speaker 3: sounds odd, but I really truly have been. You see,
Speaker 3: I've actually eaten out of one before when I was homeless.
Speaker 3: It was a McDonald's dumpster, and the food was all wrapped,
Speaker 3: but it was a dumpster.
Speaker 2: Nonetheless, each and every day out here in my alley, I.
Speaker 3: See a lot of people coming through and cleaning out
Speaker 3: these dumpsters of cans and bottles. Why because they're desperate
Speaker 3: for money and that's their safety net. Now I'm really
Speaker 3: worried because back in the last elections, Republicans said that
Speaker 3: these people the poorest of the poor, that they have
Speaker 3: a safety net, that they don't really need the public services,
Speaker 3: that they're all just really lazy. Well, I kind of
Speaker 3: know the other side of that story because I've been there.
Speaker 3: So I thought, instead of just talking about them or
Speaker 3: at them one of our segments today on Life and Segments,
Speaker 3: and go out and actually talk to the homeless and
Speaker 3: see what they think of the safety net and what
Speaker 3: would really truly help them.
Speaker 2: Now, I've been very lucky because.
Speaker 6: I can get up, get out of.
Speaker 3: The dumpster and leave this life behind, but so many
Speaker 3: others can't. So let's go talk to them. Also today
Speaker 3: we're gonna look at transportation and we're gonna go live
Speaker 3: on kg A M A ten All on Correl's Life
Speaker 3: and Segments, whose career seems.
Speaker 2: To have gone literally to the dumbs.
Speaker 3: Who do you think understands the poor? More Democrats are Republicans.
Speaker 2: Doesn't really matter who it cares about the four They
Speaker 2: care about the election and their money.
Speaker 3: What would give you hope? What could a politician do
Speaker 3: that would give you hope?
Speaker 2: That would it make you feel like somebody cared?
Speaker 3: Is there anything they could do that would make you
Speaker 3: feel like they care? Give them a shit about the people?
Speaker 7: To me, they don't sell.
Speaker 3: And in the winter, what about at night there's no
Speaker 3: is there's no shelter there, the armories don't open or anything.
Speaker 8: You know, they have a wonder selves, but the winder
Speaker 8: sells why would you want to go take a live
Speaker 8: in the shelter?
Speaker 3: You can't even take it.
Speaker 8: So here's motherfucker's laying around you smelling leg foot ness. O,
Speaker 8: come on, it's better out here. Then you have to
Speaker 8: be inside and then you guys smell the foot nest.
Speaker 3: Right, I don't want to smell foot Now, if you
Speaker 3: get sick, where do you go?
Speaker 2: You got.
Speaker 3: So you go to VA? How is the VA here
Speaker 3: on beach?
Speaker 7: And the VA?
Speaker 3: I haven't really okay?
Speaker 8: I mean you know, because okay, I had a drug problem.
Speaker 9: Once upon a time.
Speaker 6: Well who has them?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 8: Every time I go there, they want to tell me, well,
Speaker 8: we'll put you in a drug program.
Speaker 6: I don't have a drug problem.
Speaker 3: I need your housing, right, I don't need a drug program.
Speaker 2: I need a house.
Speaker 3: The waiting list or the waiting list for housing it.
Speaker 6: Is closed, big closed borrow.
Speaker 3: And how does it open up? Do someone have to
Speaker 3: die or something? Don't for it to open up? How
Speaker 3: does it really more or less?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Clothes?
Speaker 8: Well, I'd go down to LA sign up like there's
Speaker 8: enough not enough funding.
Speaker 3: How do you feel when you hear about there's no
Speaker 3: money for anything? That you see them spending money on
Speaker 3: so many other things like war, and there's no mediant
Speaker 3: upset over some stupid something you can't change, something I
Speaker 3: can't control, right, you know, So it's no Obama.
Speaker 7: I believe la.
Speaker 3: So you support Obama too, I like it?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 2: No, Clinton was the first black president.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, Yes he was, he was, Yes, he was.
Speaker 3: This idea of a safety net for the poor. You
Speaker 3: guys haven't seen it.
Speaker 8: No, there is.
Speaker 7: No we being homeles for about saving years, seven years.
Speaker 3: I was only homeless for a year. Seven It's a
Speaker 3: long time. Do you feel there's a safety net, anything
Speaker 3: to catch you, anything to help you there? There ain't
Speaker 3: no money there.
Speaker 2: We need more money, We need.
Speaker 3: More shelters, we need places to go. There're gonna be
Speaker 3: people that will say, how could they be home the
Speaker 3: seven years? How could they not have found a place
Speaker 3: or a job or I mean, so, help us understand
Speaker 3: how it turned into seven years.
Speaker 7: I was a car saler, Okay, I had my own car,
Speaker 7: my own house, everything.
Speaker 3: But now I came up here, made this girl.
Speaker 7: I had the disability check, we had rooms and shit, right,
Speaker 7: I had my own stuff going on. But now it
Speaker 7: been so long since I had my chick we had
Speaker 7: to do what we had to do.
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Speaker 3: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 4: I'm a voting member of sag After and this year
Speaker 4: I am on the sag After Nominating Committee as well
Speaker 4: as the Gallica Dorian Awards for Film and also Grammy
Speaker 4: and so welcome to Screener Season A to Z first
Speaker 4: in the actor's fyc app is a complete unknown.
Speaker 3: That's what it is. You can see it right there
Speaker 3: behind me. Looks like Bob Dylan. So how was the film?
Speaker 4: Well, Timothy Chamaley convinced me he was Bob Dylan. I
Speaker 4: didn't really like Bob Dylan growing up. I wasn't a
Speaker 4: folk music kind of guy, but I can certainly respect
Speaker 4: the lyrics and the movement and Joan Bias and all
Speaker 4: the others and Bob Dylan. Thank you for all your
Speaker 4: great songs. Like Blowing in the Wind and such after
Speaker 4: Timothy Shamalay very good performance will be up for nominations.
Speaker 4: I'm sure I still am not comfortable with his shirt
Speaker 4: off because he looks twelve years old, smoking and acting
Speaker 4: like a grown but looking twelve years old. But a
Speaker 4: really good movie, lots of great supporting roles, and very
Speaker 4: interesting life of Bob Dylan.
Speaker 2: A very short life of Bob Dylan, meaning.
Speaker 3: They only go up to nineteen sixty five to the
Speaker 3: electric controversy where Bob Dylan decided to use electric instruments
Speaker 3: at the Monterey Folk Festival and folk people were throwing
Speaker 3: things at him and booing him off the stage, and
Speaker 3: he created quite a controversy. They were purist and didn't
Speaker 3: want electric rock music to invade their folk music, but
Speaker 3: Bob Dylan went ahead and did that, and his next
Speaker 3: album Highway sixty one. I think it was called I'd
Speaker 3: have to look it up. Please don't kill me for
Speaker 3: not knowing it. I told you, not really a fan.
Speaker 3: But that album is considered one of the best rock
Speaker 3: albums or one of the best folk albums ever made,
Speaker 3: and Bob Dylan then created the folk rock sound. Very
Speaker 3: impressive movie, very impressive piece of history. Kudos to Timothy Shamalay,
Speaker 3: to all the entire cast, and to Bob Dylan for
Speaker 3: being a protest songwriter, which we could use today. All Right,
Speaker 3: net will do tomorrow screeners eight to Z every day
Speaker 3: until I'm done. All Right, all of you know that
Speaker 3: I like to ride motorcycles still at sixty two.
Speaker 4: In fact, I think I want to look at the canams.
Speaker 4: You know, they're three wheels. I'd love to take a
Speaker 4: look at the canams.
Speaker 3: I think Mber would like that.
Speaker 4: But anyway, automatic motorcycles are a thing, and Aprilia made
Speaker 4: a fabulous bike called the Aprilia Mana that you can
Speaker 4: still get. They've then discontinued in twenty seventeen. They stopped
Speaker 4: making them, but they're still out there and they're very affordable,
Speaker 4: and it just opens up the door for motorcycling as
Speaker 4: a whole. I am still a big advocate for it.
Speaker 4: It's less impact on the infrastructure, less insurance. The insurance
Speaker 4: on my motorcycling, but forty dollars a month. The insurance
Speaker 4: on a two thousand and one Lexus r X three
Speaker 4: hundred is one hundred and ninety dollars a month. The
Speaker 4: gas for that Lexus is seventy dollars a month. I
Speaker 4: put twelve dollars in every two months on this, you know,
Speaker 4: on the Piaggio MP three five hundred that I have.
Speaker 4: So I still am an advocate if you can ride them,
Speaker 4: which is why I want to look at the can
Speaker 4: m and there's many seniors sixties and seventies to ride motorcycle.
Speaker 4: So let's take a look at how and when I
Speaker 4: fell in love with the Aprillia Mana eight fifty and
Speaker 4: maybe it'll inspire you, I don't know next year to
Speaker 4: get on a motorcycle, get on a motor scooter, get
Speaker 4: out and see the world a different way.
Speaker 2: Okay, today is a busy, busy day.
Speaker 3: The first thing I have to do is take the
Speaker 3: Mana down to Pagio Custa Mesa and swap it out
Speaker 3: with a Mana GT. This is the Mana Mana, my
Speaker 3: Mana a Prillia Mana eight fifty.
Speaker 6: This is Manny the third.
Speaker 2: And I love him very much.
Speaker 3: She went to San Francisco with me, performed like an
Speaker 3: h three times now to San Francisco going back, performed
Speaker 3: like an ap absolute Trooper. I've written him in wind
Speaker 3: in rain. His rain mode was extraordinary in San Francisco,
Speaker 3: and even now I am going to pop him open.
Speaker 3: One of the most unique features. I'll put my bag
Speaker 3: in there, going to put the absolutely fabulous yet to
Speaker 3: find a flaw with iPad. Yes, the iPad will fit
Speaker 3: just nicely. As you can see close this up. Got
Speaker 3: my iPod over here. Of course, I have all the
Speaker 3: safety gear I have. It's summer out, you know, it's warmer,
Speaker 3: not as cold, and so instead of leathers now. Alpine
Speaker 3: Stars has this wonderfulness or the Alpine Star's logo, this
Speaker 3: wonderful city collection, and it's called the City Collection. This
Speaker 3: is one of their City Collection jackets. It's so light
Speaker 3: I can't even tell you how light weight, and it
Speaker 3: cuts the wind. It's reinforced. There's armor there and then
Speaker 3: the shoulders and yet uber light weight. It's got a
Speaker 3: pocket right there. From my iPod, I took the liner.
Speaker 3: It's great, great jacket City Collection, City Collection from Alpine Stars.
Speaker 3: I'm wearing their pants as well. You can see these
Speaker 3: have armor and reinforcement, and I'm wearing Alpine Stars ankle
Speaker 3: boots as you can see, proper gear because I'm running
Speaker 3: down the coast of Masa might be on the freeway.
Speaker 3: Also full face helmet by my friends, my good friends, shoey, showy, shoey,
Speaker 3: how we want to pronounce it. And that right there,
Speaker 3: that little cord is for a wonderful thing called the chatterbox,
Speaker 3: which I don't have on right now because there's no
Speaker 3: one to talk to, like I'm going by myself. But
Speaker 3: chatterbox is a Bluetooth communication device which changes your long trips. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm down here at Pasio custom mesa corporate tech center
Speaker 3: where I'm going to be leaving off my mana, well
Speaker 3: it's not mine, but the mana Manny Junior, as I
Speaker 3: lovingly refer to him as, and I'm gonna be picking
Speaker 3: up Justin. This is Justin now. Justin is different from
Speaker 3: Manny in many ways. Justin is a GT, which means
Speaker 3: he's got some fairings. He's got a windshield and this
Speaker 3: here and then little wind protectors here. As y'all know,
Speaker 3: I ride up and back to San Francisco a lot
Speaker 3: on my last trip when the winds were blowing. This
Speaker 3: would have made a huge difference, mainly on my fatigue level.
Speaker 3: And you know, just going full speed because this is
Speaker 3: gonna funnel the air over me as opposed to this
Speaker 3: where it just hits you, you know, square on in
Speaker 3: the face. So certainly for traveling longer distances and on
Speaker 3: the freeways, this is gonna make a lot of difference.
Speaker 2: Some people don't like firings, some people do. I think
Speaker 2: they have a.
Speaker 3: Nice balance here on the Mana. It's not overly done,
Speaker 3: and yet it still looks pretty nicked, because I like nicked.
Speaker 2: It has an abs system, an anti lock break system.
Speaker 2: This bike does not.
Speaker 3: This one does not has a lot of you know,
Speaker 3: I high sighted once, and it's quite possible that the
Speaker 3: antilock break system.
Speaker 2: Would have prevented me from doing that.
Speaker 3: So had I been on this bike, I probably would
Speaker 3: not have high sighted because it was user error.
Speaker 2: I'm perfectly fine with that.
Speaker 3: And I hit the brakes too hard, too fast, went
Speaker 3: over the handlebars.
Speaker 2: This won't let you do that.
Speaker 3: If you do it, it'll actually do its thing and
Speaker 3: stop you from flying over the handlebars, or at least
Speaker 3: try to idiot proof it as much as it can.
Speaker 2: They've also changed the dashboard. They've put it up here.
Speaker 2: It actually has a dashboard.
Speaker 3: They've kept the space, of course, and the signature space.
Speaker 6: Here, which as you see over there, the iPad.
Speaker 3: Will fit in and everything will be transferring the iPad
Speaker 3: over to here. They've moved this up to here, and
Speaker 3: they've kept all three transmission modes as well as the
Speaker 3: manual no clutch still, but it is certainly an upgraded
Speaker 3: older brother to the Aprilia Mana, which is just mana.
Speaker 2: This is the man of GT and I'm looking forward
Speaker 2: to him. And he's black and sleeking.
Speaker 3: He matches my side with his jacket that fall that counts,
Speaker 3: so I'm gonna hop on him.
Speaker 2: And right now.
Speaker 4: I rode down on the freeway on purpose because of
Speaker 4: the wind. I wanted to see what the comparison. So
Speaker 4: when I get home, I'll check in with the tape and.
Speaker 3: Tell you how it compared. It was pretty brusty on
Speaker 3: the way down here. And you know, I had to
Speaker 3: had to.
Speaker 2: Keep myself up.
Speaker 3: We'll see if this changes that on the on the
Speaker 3: route home, and I won't tell them that I was
Speaker 3: going about ninety five to.
Speaker 6: Test the wind.
Speaker 2: Of course, anything that I miss.
Speaker 6: Guys. By the way, my guys Josh down.
Speaker 3: Here had aprilia that always come down and say hi
Speaker 3: to did I miss any of the high points of
Speaker 3: the GT.
Speaker 2: I pretty much got it all done well.
Speaker 9: The GT comes with the new adjustable shock that's easy
Speaker 9: to wait.
Speaker 3: Well here, you better, you better tell us all about
Speaker 3: this now what I'm alex.
Speaker 9: With with paja Usa And the new GT comes with
Speaker 9: a really awesome shock that allows you to easily adjust
Speaker 9: write a pre load.
Speaker 6: Oh for my ass for your.
Speaker 3: If it expands and contracts exactly.
Speaker 9: So this will help you out if you're carrying extra luggage. Ah, yeah,
Speaker 9: carrying up second passenger. It's going to keep you on
Speaker 9: the ground absolutely.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a great feature too. See I didn't even
Speaker 2: know about that.
Speaker 6: There is a.
Speaker 3: Parking break right there, which is really handy because remember
Speaker 3: there's no clutch here, so you always want to be
Speaker 3: sure to put the parking brake on. As I tell everyone,
Speaker 3: this is the commuter bike. If you don't, I've ridden
Speaker 3: them all at BMW's all of them. This is the
Speaker 3: commuter bike. If you commute, you go to and from work,
Speaker 3: you know, dart on the freeways or all the way
Speaker 3: up to San Francisco, which is where I commute to work.
Speaker 2: This is the bike to do it all.
Speaker 11: Okay, I probably have helmet hair because I have just
Speaker 11: ridden a Prilliamana eight fifty GT home and I have
Speaker 11: to tell you the fairings make a huge, huge difference
Speaker 11: on the freeway.
Speaker 3: The amount of wind that makes it through to you,
Speaker 3: the amount of energy you have to exert stay up
Speaker 3: right and the like is cut down significantly just by
Speaker 3: this small windshield and these small fairings. This bike is
Speaker 3: very much like the Cadillac, the town cars of the
Speaker 3: manas it feels and I don't know how to explain
Speaker 3: this except that it feels tighter, it feels powerful. There's
Speaker 3: lots of power with this A fifty. I know that's
Speaker 3: you know there are other bikes that are on thy
Speaker 3: eleven hundred. This A fifty has power to spare. There's
Speaker 3: no fuel slashing. I hate fuel slashing on motorcycles because
Speaker 3: the gas tank isn't here, it's under the seat back
Speaker 3: here here. It feels tighter, it looks look at that.
Speaker 3: It looks incredible. So it's got the looks of a
Speaker 3: street bike. It certainly has got the looks of any
Speaker 3: naked street bike out there.
Speaker 6: You know you could.
Speaker 3: It almost looks like a racing bike. And yet it's
Speaker 3: a commuter bike. And is it ever the space, the
Speaker 3: mileage anywhere from thirty five to fifty five miles per
Speaker 3: gallon on this bike. The power, the looks, the ease
Speaker 3: of use, it is really just twist and go. There's
Speaker 3: the throttle right there. There's no shifting. You can if
Speaker 3: you want. Remember, if you really want to shift, you can.
Speaker 3: When you turn it on, the dashboard comes to life.
Speaker 3: It lets you know your kickstand is down. It also
Speaker 3: will let you know that you're in the touring mode.
Speaker 6: Sounds great.
Speaker 3: See touring now you can change that right here where
Speaker 3: it says gear mode. You can go from.
Speaker 2: Touring to sport, which is geared higher rain.
Speaker 3: And when you do the rain you hear it really
Speaker 3: gear down. And then there's the fully manual mode that
Speaker 3: you can enter into as well, and you would shift
Speaker 3: with that pedal right there.
Speaker 6: Again, no clutch.
Speaker 3: Over here.
Speaker 2: You check your fluids.
Speaker 3: Very easy to do, everything right there in front of you.
Speaker 3: The only weird thing that people say is this here
Speaker 3: sort of goes to nowhere.
Speaker 6: That's to vent out your fumes.
Speaker 3: It looks a little odd, but you know, so all
Speaker 3: in all, I thought the Mana, you know, I really
Speaker 3: thought the Mana was like you couldn't do any better.
Speaker 2: I thought, Oh, that's my little dog, gam she.
Speaker 3: Wants to see Dad's to us. I thought the Mana
Speaker 3: was the commuter bike, and I was right. Except now
Speaker 3: I really am in love with this man of GT.
Speaker 3: I had one for a few weeks before and didn't
Speaker 3: really fall in love with it. But now I do.
Speaker 3: The abs breaks, extra safety, gotta love extra safety, the looks,
Speaker 3: the styling, the ease of use. I really don't like
Speaker 3: to shift any longer. I just don't. I'm sorry, I don't.
Speaker 3: It's not that important to me. Remember always gear up.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna keep riding. We have to go to them
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Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: I'm having so much fun doing shows this way. I
Speaker 4: would like this to be the daily type of show
Speaker 4: I do, where there's segments I introduce them, tell you
Speaker 4: some news of the day, and then go to a segment.
Speaker 4: I don't know how I would make that happen in
Speaker 4: the new year, I really don't, but I'm.
Speaker 3: Liking this, okay.
Speaker 4: So a show that I did on the now defunct
Speaker 4: KGAMA ten, which means they have no record that I
Speaker 4: ever did.
Speaker 3: This show.
Speaker 4: Shocked some of my listeners because of my prudishness. You see,
Speaker 4: I had just gone to the motorcycle conference. You know
Speaker 4: I love biking. You just saw about the mana look
Speaker 4: how fat I was too big as a house with
Speaker 4: a triple process no less stile anyway, So so true though,
Speaker 4: so a lot of you know that I love motorcycle
Speaker 4: and motorcycling. So I went to the Long Beach Convention
Speaker 4: Center back in the day, and there was a cheerleading
Speaker 4: convention going on at the same time as the motorcycle show.
Speaker 4: And while the motorcycle show is family friendly and all that,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of big, gnarly bikers. It's why I go, honey,
Speaker 4: it's a sausage fest. Men everywhere, and they were getting
Speaker 4: them a damn good look at these cheerleaders, and I thought,
Speaker 4: hell to the no, I would not let my daughter.
Speaker 3: And then I thought, am I old or old fashioned?
Speaker 3: What am I?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 4: I did that segment and put it to the masses,
Speaker 4: and this is what the masses had to say.
Speaker 3: What is the girl cast? I am carel so very
Speaker 3: glad you are joining me. Am I old or just
Speaker 3: old fashioned? That question presented itself.
Speaker 6: Recently, and I want to hear from you because you know,
Speaker 6: in this country we.
Speaker 3: Go bonkers bonkers if a child is involved in any
Speaker 3: kind of sexual anything, if a teacher sleep to the child,
Speaker 3: if a politician texts a sixteen or seventeen year old girl,
Speaker 3: I mean we just go crazy. Bernie Ward, former Katego
Speaker 3: talk show host, looked at pictures of young people and
Speaker 3: he's in the Hooscow. We go crazy over so knowing
Speaker 3: this and knowing that we are a country that says
Speaker 3: eighteen and if you look at anything under eighteen, you're
Speaker 3: an evil pervert who must be destroyed.
Speaker 6: That is our attitude around here.
Speaker 3: I mean, let's be real, if you look at anything
Speaker 3: under eighteen, you are an evil pervert.
Speaker 6: That's just the way that is.
Speaker 3: Well, this was right in my face this week as
Speaker 3: I went to a motorcycle show at a convention center.
Speaker 3: Now I love the motorcycle show, and the motorcycle show attracts.
Speaker 6: A lot of motorcyclists.
Speaker 3: And while there are all types of motorcyclists, there are,
Speaker 3: in fact the ones who are the leather wearing twenty
Speaker 3: five thirty thirty five year old men, some of them single,
Speaker 3: a lot of them would testosterone. So I go to
Speaker 3: the motorcycle show and I'm there in the parking lot
Speaker 3: and there's all these bikes and I think it's just
Speaker 3: great and fabulous. And I start to walk into the
Speaker 3: arena and I notice a gaggle of fifteen year old
Speaker 3: girls in cheerleading outfit, and I wondered what kind of
Speaker 3: bike did they ride? And here they are tossing each
Speaker 3: other about out there and doing their thing, and I'm thinking, they.
Speaker 6: Have cheerleaders performing at a motorcycle show.
Speaker 3: So I walk into the motorcycle show and I noticed
Speaker 3: that right next door, sharing the same lobby, is a
Speaker 3: regional high school cheerleading championship going on, and there are
Speaker 3: hundreds hundreds of girls in cheerleading outfits with their hair
Speaker 3: all done and the tight little outfits. And the first
Speaker 3: of all cheerleaders, you dress like tramps. I just want
Speaker 3: to say it. I want to say it out loud
Speaker 3: cheerleaders tramps, absolute tramps. Have you seen our shirt? Those
Speaker 3: skirts are oh my god, one wind and you're their gynecologist.
Speaker 3: I'm like, who wants to see that? And I didn't
Speaker 3: find a lot of male cheerleaders, although Brian, my producer,
Speaker 3: wanted to tell me that male cheerleaders, you know, carel,
Speaker 3: male cheerleader.
Speaker 6: What did you say, Brian? You know, carell, male cheerleaders are.
Speaker 3: Called bottoms, and I'm like, oh really, And then he
Speaker 3: looked it up and found out they're called bases, which
Speaker 3: a little different than the bottom. But he is a
Speaker 3: straight guy. What does he know about a bottom? But anyway,
Speaker 3: so all of a sudden, I'm noticing these bikers, these
Speaker 3: bearded you know bikers, were basically drooling at the cheerleaders,
Speaker 3: and they're talking about them, and they're like making sex
Speaker 3: innuendo about them.
Speaker 6: And suddenly I got very uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: Me mister progressive, mister liberal, I got very uncomfortable. And
Speaker 3: we're talking about whether or not I am just old
Speaker 3: or old fashioned. We're going to play that game, and
Speaker 3: you're going to be the deciding factor.
Speaker 6: So I need to hear from you.
Speaker 3: At four one, five, eight zero eight zero eight one
Speaker 3: zero four one five eight zero eight zero eight ten
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Speaker 3: Twitter at the Real Carrel. There's a live U stream
Speaker 3: of the show. All kinds of ways to consume me.
Speaker 3: There's a free app, and my older old fashioned Because
Speaker 3: all of a sudden I got uncomfortable, and then I
Speaker 3: got a little angry, and I was walking around going
Speaker 3: who scheduled this? Who on earth would schedule a convention
Speaker 3: of high school cheerleaders directly next to a motorcycle show?
Speaker 6: Who would do this? I mean, who at the convention center.
Speaker 3: Thought, no, that'll be fine, because I'll tell you right now,
Speaker 3: the guys were leering.
Speaker 6: They were, And if.
Speaker 3: My daughter would not have gone, oh no, hell to
Speaker 3: the no, oh hell no, I would have been that father.
Speaker 3: Like I'm a firm believer in towers. I think the
Speaker 3: towers are really under you know. I think they get
Speaker 3: a bad rap. I feel if you have a daughter,
Speaker 3: you should probably put her in one until she's eighteen,
Speaker 3: quite frankly, because men are pigs. And here these men
Speaker 3: are staring and leering, and the girls are walking through
Speaker 3: the parking lot waving at the bikers as they go by,
Speaker 3: and I'm thinking that is like dangling meat in front
Speaker 3: of a lion, and the men were acting like it,
Speaker 3: and it made me uncomfortable. I was uncomfortable. I was like,
Speaker 3: you know what, I shouldn't even worry about this. The
Speaker 3: parents didn't seem worried about it. No one seemed worried
Speaker 3: about it except me. So was I old or old fashioned?
Speaker 3: Four one five eight zero eight zero eight one zero
Speaker 3: four one five eight zero eight zero eight ten? Would
Speaker 3: you let your teenage daughter in full cheerleader garb? You know?
Speaker 3: Which is like, isn't that every straight guy's like some
Speaker 3: isn't this like I saw American.
Speaker 6: Beauty with the dancing bag and everything.
Speaker 3: I mean, isn't this every straight guy's fantasy, some hot
Speaker 3: little cheerleader David Lee Roth, I mean the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Would you let your teenage daughter attend a cheerleading competition
Speaker 3: if you knew that it was next to a motorcycle
Speaker 3: convention or any such thing where there's going to be
Speaker 3: lots of guys, you know, like a whatever, a lacrosse whatever,
Speaker 3: whatever kind of convention there's going on that there's gonna
Speaker 3: be lots of men at Would you let your teenage.
Speaker 6: Daughter walk right through that crowd.
Speaker 3: If you got to an arena and you saw that
Speaker 3: there was a you know, thousands of bikes and a
Speaker 3: biker convention going on, would you let your teenage daughter
Speaker 3: in a cheerleading outfit just scurry off at fourteen fifteen,
Speaker 3: sixteen years old?
Speaker 6: Because I'm telling you I would not.
Speaker 3: I would not, because if we're gonna be this society
Speaker 3: that makes this hoopla over not sexualizing y young children
Speaker 3: and fourteen fifteen sixteen to the young if we're not,
Speaker 3: if we're gonna say you can't sexualize them, you can't
Speaker 3: have sex with them, you can't think of them in
Speaker 3: sexual ways, then why on earth would we parade these cheerleaders.
Speaker 6: In front of anybody.
Speaker 3: I don't even know why they're allowed to go to
Speaker 3: the house that way because they just look like, you know,
Speaker 3: well sex, Am I old or old fashioned? Four one
Speaker 3: five eight zero eight zero eight one zero four one
Speaker 3: five eight zero eight zero eight ten. All right, let's
Speaker 3: go to Cheryl, who is in Sacramento. Cheryl in Sacramento,
Speaker 3: what do you have to say about this? I think
Speaker 3: you are correct.
Speaker 12: I don't think you're old or old fashion.
Speaker 3: I think you're just right on with your opinion on it.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you, would you let your teenage daughter
Speaker 3: go to a conference, a cheerleading conference if you knew
Speaker 3: that there was some sort of very adult conference going
Speaker 3: on next door.
Speaker 7: No, I agree with you.
Speaker 12: That's a hell no.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, when there were kids at the motorcycle show,
Speaker 3: little kids, it's for families.
Speaker 6: It's not like it's it's not a family event. It is.
Speaker 6: There were lots of little kids, young kids, families.
Speaker 12: That's true, that's true.
Speaker 7: I guess the typical crowd you would expect that the
Speaker 7: motorcycle show.
Speaker 12: Was doing what you would typically think they would do,
Speaker 12: checking out.
Speaker 3: The bikes, right, But believe me, the guys I walked
Speaker 3: out with were checking out more than bikes.
Speaker 6: I heard their comments, and that's what made me uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't have been uncomfortable at all if I hadn't
Speaker 3: heard people talking about these.
Speaker 6: Cheerleaders in a very sexual way.
Speaker 3: Thanks to your call, Cheryl Jim, Welcome to the Correll Cast.
Speaker 12: Thank you very much for taking my call, Correl, and
Speaker 12: it's nice to hear an intelligent voice on the radio there.
Speaker 12: You are a one hundred percent right, you know, you
Speaker 12: are definitely not old. You are with the times and
Speaker 12: right on the market.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you so much, Jim, those are very kind words,
Speaker 3: and thank you so much for your call.
Speaker 6: You know, I don't want to be approved. I don't.
Speaker 3: I love being a progressive and a liberal and just
Speaker 3: out there to the left. Call me a socialist. I'll
Speaker 3: wear it like a badge of ba jiggle when I
Speaker 3: do that. I wear it like a bad hell wear
Speaker 3: it like a badge of pride.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: I never want to be this old curmudget who's like,
Speaker 3: oh no, these young girls and this that, and they're.
Speaker 6: Like, I never want to be that person.
Speaker 3: Okay, but I don't want guys, you know, because here's
Speaker 3: the deal. If one of those guys was inappropriate with
Speaker 3: one of those girls, he would be arrested, and rightfully so,
Speaker 3: by the way.
Speaker 6: And yet you're dangling this person right in front of
Speaker 6: these people. You know, you're dangling them right in front.
Speaker 3: Well it's funny because I did that years ago.
Speaker 4: So now I am old and a little old fashioned
Speaker 4: with that. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas Eve.
Speaker 4: I hope you have a wonderful Christmas morning. I hope
Speaker 4: you get everything you deserve and want, or if you're poor.
Speaker 3: And don't have many.
Speaker 4: You know, I told Steve Cabral yesterday he had a
Speaker 4: green ceramic Christmas tree on his table that had the
Speaker 4: little plastic things in that poke into it and you
Speaker 4: put a light inside and it lights up. I told
Speaker 4: him one Christmas, that was our Christmas tree. That's how
Speaker 4: poor my family was. And the presents under it were
Speaker 4: all Avon because my mother she sold avon and they
Speaker 4: got free things, you know, samples and things.
Speaker 3: And that was my Christmas.
Speaker 4: And we were in a motel where I slept on
Speaker 4: the floor and they slept in the bed, and you
Speaker 4: know what, I was friggin glad to have it.
Speaker 3: I was happy. Maybe not as happy as the kids
Speaker 3: getting the bikes from the computers, but I was happy
Speaker 3: because I had my mom, my dad, my dog.
Speaker 4: We were in a hotel room or a motel room,
Speaker 4: albeit probably with bugs.
Speaker 3: And there still was something. There was something.
Speaker 4: So whatever you have, even if it's almost nothing, just
Speaker 4: know that it's still something. You see my tree back there,
Speaker 4: you see it, it's up. It's not latent with presents,
Speaker 4: but there's a couple. So tomorrow morning I'll have something
Speaker 4: to open, and I hope you do too. For the
Speaker 4: rest of the day, I hope you have a sideland night.
Speaker 13: Holdly night, owls come and alis.
Speaker 10: Bread ruddy on fgin my the orangine.
Speaker 14: Holdly, infansochener and mind.
Speaker 13: Sleep beenvly be.
Speaker 5: Sleep been, fly.
Speaker 3: Pe Merry Christmas. I am corel be who you want
Speaker 3: to be, so long as it doesn't hurt anybody.
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