Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 2: And just in case you did not see the game
Speaker 2: earlier this evening, the Los Angeles Rams knocked off the
Speaker 2: San Francisco forty nine Ers twelve to six, and thereby
Speaker 2: eliminating the San Francisco forty nine Ers from contention and
Speaker 2: making the playoffs. Effectively, the forty nine Ers season is over.
Speaker 2: The Rams will continue on. It's the first time I
Speaker 2: think in maybe twenty three years that the Rams have
Speaker 2: swept the forty nine ers, and right now I think
Speaker 2: Shannon Farren is drowning herself and her sorrows in some
Speaker 2: sort of alcoholic beverage. I don't want to rub it in.
Speaker 2: That'll be very childish of me. That's not something I
Speaker 2: would ever stoop to. I will never do that. I
Speaker 2: am saying that I'm a ramspan and anytime they beat
Speaker 2: the forty nine.
Speaker 3: Ers, it's a good freaking day.
Speaker 2: So congratulations on eliminating the forty nine ers and sending
Speaker 2: Shannon Faerren into a tail span. She will have more
Speaker 2: on this tomorrow during the Gary N. Shannon Show from
Speaker 2: nine am to one pm every hour on the hour,
Speaker 2: She's going to pay homage to me and my Los
Speaker 2: Angeles rams. So be sure to tune in tomorrow to
Speaker 2: the Gary and Shannon Show as Shannon fair And is
Speaker 2: going to have to do the walk of shame as
Speaker 2: her team has been eliminated from playoff contention.
Speaker 3: But in other NFL news, I found.
Speaker 2: It very curious that the NFL, through a statement from
Speaker 2: Roger Goodell, the NFL League Commissioner, Roger Goodell, reaffirmed his
Speaker 2: support for jay Z in the wake of these recent
Speaker 2: civil lawsuit the allegations of rape, where he and allegedly
Speaker 2: Diddy were both involved in the rape of a thirteen
Speaker 2: year old.
Speaker 3: There's actually more than one.
Speaker 2: There was a male alleged victim and a female alleged
Speaker 2: victim if you want to get into the weeds of
Speaker 2: the lawsuit, but the NFL, if you're wondering what's the
Speaker 2: connection of jay Z to the NFL, you have to
Speaker 2: go back to twenty nineteen where jay Z's company, Rock Nation,
Speaker 2: signed a deal with the NFL to consult on live music, entertainment,
Speaker 2: and social justice issues. And if you're wondering, how does
Speaker 2: rock Nation have anything to do with social justice issues,
Speaker 2: you're not alone. I've wondered that since that time. I
Speaker 2: have no idea, but nonetheless that was the agreement. If
Speaker 2: you're wondering what live music entertainment rock Nation would be
Speaker 2: connected to, well, rock Nation gets at least a lot
Speaker 2: of input as far as who will be the halftime
Speaker 2: performer at the super Bowl. That's the connection of jay
Speaker 2: Z to the NFL, and the NFL is always very
Speaker 2: concerned about its image. They call it the Shield. There
Speaker 2: is no one player or entity or franchise which is
Speaker 2: bigger than the shield. And they will protect because if
Speaker 2: you look at the logo, it's a shield like a
Speaker 2: coat and arm. They will protect the shield at all costs.
Speaker 2: And anyone who might be connected to something as Heinous's
Speaker 2: rape could be could be a real problem for the
Speaker 2: NFL's image. So I find it strange that the NFL
Speaker 2: and Roger Goodell were so quick to come out and
Speaker 2: reaffirm their support for jay Z. I do know, just
Speaker 2: from how these things usually play out, that the NFL
Speaker 2: is doing or has done, some level of investi investigation
Speaker 2: of its own of the allegations behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: They always do.
Speaker 2: That's not new, but usually they hold their they keep
Speaker 2: their powder dry, and they wait to a later date
Speaker 2: because they don't want to end up with egg on
Speaker 2: their face because they have in the past. Here's what
Speaker 2: Roger Goodell had to say, quote, We're aware of the
Speaker 2: civil allegations and jay Z's really strong response to that.
Speaker 2: I don't know how a strong response meanings, it means anything,
Speaker 2: but it goes on, and we know obviously the litigations
Speaker 2: happening now, and from our standpoint, the NFL standpoint, our
Speaker 2: relationship is not changing with them as far as Rock
Speaker 2: Nation is concerned, including our preparations for the next Super Bowl,
Speaker 2: which is coming up in February. I'm very surprised. I'm
Speaker 2: surprised that the NFL got out in front of this
Speaker 2: or responded so very early, if only because I'm still
Speaker 2: of the opinion that there will be more which will
Speaker 2: come out. It doesn't necessarily mean there'll be more that
Speaker 2: will come out regarding this particular lawsuit or allegations. We
Speaker 2: can use Bill Cosby as an example, we can use
Speaker 2: Diddy as an example. First there's one, then there's two,
Speaker 2: maybe five, and all of a sudden there's fifteen. And
Speaker 2: then you're still going to have to go back to
Speaker 2: the NFL and say, well, NFL, Roger Goodell, you said
Speaker 2: that you're aware of the civil allegations and jay Z's
Speaker 2: really strong response to that, and you said your relationship
Speaker 2: is not going to change with them as in Rock Nation.
Speaker 2: How would that look hypothetically if they're five or six
Speaker 2: or fifteen other allegations in the future. And don't think,
Speaker 2: don't think for a moment that there won't be some timing,
Speaker 2: some creative timing involved where, let's say you drop the allegations.
Speaker 3: I don't know, the week before the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: I don't know, just sometime where there would be all
Speaker 2: sorts of focused on the NFL. Don't think that it's
Speaker 2: beyond the realm of possibility. I say this as someone
Speaker 2: who's worked in the music industry. There's a reason why
Speaker 2: there are a lot of people who are very quiet
Speaker 2: right now and have nothing to say about Didy because
Speaker 2: they probably have their own skeletons to worry about, skeletons
Speaker 2: that someone else may know about. And if you're publicly
Speaker 2: chastising or castigating or criticizing Ditty, then someone is going
Speaker 2: to say, well, hold on now.
Speaker 3: Don't get felt righteous.
Speaker 2: We know that you were doing X Y and Z
Speaker 2: in this room with this person in that person. How
Speaker 2: can you really fix your lips to talk about jay
Speaker 2: Z when we know you were doing this?
Speaker 1: How do I know?
Speaker 2: Because I was there at that party with you. So
Speaker 2: there are a lot of people who are very very
Speaker 2: quiet right now because you don't want the focus in
Speaker 2: spotlight to end up on you because you were too
Speaker 2: busy talking in the media about Dinny or jay Z
Speaker 2: for that better. That's why a lot of people are
Speaker 2: very nervous right now. I expect still there will be
Speaker 2: more which will come out, and then the question will be, well,
Speaker 2: what are you going to say now? Infl I expected
Speaker 2: that if there's going to be more, it'll probably.
Speaker 3: Be much closer to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Because that is when it would have the most heat,
Speaker 2: the most coverage, and the most media impact. We'll see
Speaker 2: if I'm right. It's later with mo Kelly Cafi A
Speaker 2: six forty. We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app and
Speaker 2: on the other side of this break, after Mark Ronner
Speaker 2: gives us the news, let's go to church or something
Speaker 2: like that, we'll tell you about the Christian OnlyFans model
Speaker 2: who made forty three million last year by just taking
Speaker 2: her clothes off on OnlyFans and she has a She
Speaker 2: wants to thank the Lord for it.
Speaker 3: He does work in mysterious ways. It makes it rain.
Speaker 2: Yes, go ahead, Stephan, I'll wait for you Mark when
Speaker 2: you deserve it. I'll make sure you get your That's
Speaker 2: really generous of both of you. So the least I
Speaker 2: could do it literally is you're half black.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI Am six forty.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you've heard about Sophie Rain from
Speaker 2: what I understand. That's her real name. Sophie Rain is
Speaker 2: twenty years old and according to her bio, she grew
Speaker 2: up attending che every Sunday and even now she says
Speaker 2: her faith is a huge part of her life. She
Speaker 2: would characterize herself as a devout Christian. But but some
Speaker 2: time ago, back in May of twenty twenty three, she
Speaker 2: started posting on OnlyFans dot com. And if you're not
Speaker 2: familiar with OnlyFans, you can get on there and offer
Speaker 2: subscriptions for exclusive content. Some people get on there and
Speaker 2: they show pictures of their feet. Some people get on
Speaker 2: OnlyFans and offer subscriptions to see a little bit more
Speaker 2: riskue photos, maybe some bikini underwear shots, and there's some
Speaker 2: who get on there and show various forms of undress,
Speaker 2: including nudity OnlyFans. I don't know how it works, but
Speaker 2: people are becoming instant millionaires. You get to set the terms.
Speaker 2: Like let's say Stefan wanted to get on OnlyFans on
Speaker 2: that pickup him and offer pictures of him in his underwear.
Speaker 2: He can say for five ninety nine a month, every
Speaker 2: thirty days you can see pictures of Stephan in his
Speaker 2: underwear and people will sign up and he'll get the money.
Speaker 2: I don't know what type of fee OnlyFans charges for,
Speaker 2: you know, facilitating the whole transaction, but there are a
Speaker 2: lot of content creators who become instant millionaires with this
Speaker 2: business model. Sophie Rain, even though she only got on
Speaker 2: OnlyFans less than a year and a half ago, or
Speaker 2: about a year and a half ago, allegeds to have
Speaker 2: made forty three million dollars in the past year. Forty
Speaker 2: three million, and she got on OnlyFans the devout Christian
Speaker 2: because her sister was already on the platform and making
Speaker 2: money when she first got on OnlyFans. Her boss at
Speaker 2: the time found out about her page and fired her.
Speaker 2: But by then it didn't really matter. She was on
Speaker 2: her way to OnlyFans stardom, only twenty years old. And
Speaker 2: let's say that she's over. She's exaggerating how much money
Speaker 2: she's making. Let's say she's only making I don't know,
Speaker 2: fifteen million dollars instead of forty three million. Here's how
Speaker 2: she explained that one of her fans, one of her subscribers, Charles,
Speaker 2: sent her nearly five million dollars between November of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three and November of twenty twenty four. One person,
Speaker 2: five million dollars. No happy ending. As far as I know,
Speaker 2: he's paying just for the pictures. Maybe he's trying to
Speaker 2: woo her from afar. I don't know anything about Charles.
Speaker 2: I don't know how old he is. I just know that,
Speaker 2: according to the story, he sent through subscriptions. And you
Speaker 2: can pay for like individual pictures to have a post
Speaker 2: and say, like for an extra thirty five dollars, you
Speaker 2: can see this picture. Do not ask me how I
Speaker 2: know that, because I don't have to self incriminate. I
Speaker 2: think it's like the fIF fifth band, I complete the
Speaker 2: fifth something like that. She says that she is still
Speaker 2: a devout Christian, even though you can imagine she's been
Speaker 2: criticized by those within the Christian community. She says, quote,
Speaker 2: you can call me whatever you want. I will be
Speaker 2: laughing my way to the bank.
Speaker 3: Close. Quote. Put it this way.
Speaker 2: I've never made forty three million dollars in a year
Speaker 2: for my life, and I'm pretty sure I've done things
Speaker 2: far worse than Sophie Rain. So I'm not going to
Speaker 2: criticize her or say you can't do this, or you're
Speaker 2: a fake Christian, you're not devoued. All I'm saying is
Speaker 2: if she can use that money in a positive way,
Speaker 2: beyond obviously taking care of herself and her family, if
Speaker 2: that money can be used for something which is consistent
Speaker 2: with her values and her faith, there's nothing really for
Speaker 2: me to say. You know, we can we can try
Speaker 2: to be high minded and try to say that's not
Speaker 2: a Christian thing to do. Well, if we really want
Speaker 2: to have a biblical conversation, you know, the person right
Speaker 2: now who's listening, who's eating seafood, You're not doing something
Speaker 2: that's biblically correct either. There are so many things in
Speaker 2: the Bible which you're not supposed to do which is
Speaker 2: considered a sin. But we usually pick and choose, We
Speaker 2: cherry pick that which we want to ascribe to Christian doctrine, you.
Speaker 3: Know, should be shellfish. They're all sorts of things.
Speaker 2: We can talk about all of you out there who've
Speaker 2: had premarital sex or sex out of marriage, not supposed
Speaker 2: to be doing that.
Speaker 3: So I'm not going to point the finger.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say you're a sinner in a look,
Speaker 2: I think the people who are saying that are more
Speaker 2: jealous than anything, because she is able to do it
Speaker 2: in an unconventional way and make forty three million dollars.
Speaker 2: Very few people listening right now. I would say I
Speaker 2: could count on maybe one hand people could make forty
Speaker 2: three million dollars in one year, forty three million dollars.
Speaker 2: And if you have the opportunity to make forty three
Speaker 2: million dollars, and let's just say you didn't have to
Speaker 2: sleep with a hundred people in a given year.
Speaker 3: You heard about that woman. Who am I to say anything?
Speaker 2: Because we have all done some stuff when we were
Speaker 2: twenty years old that probably we wouldn't do now, and
Speaker 2: we didn't get forty three million dollars for it. And
Speaker 2: I was looking at the pictures of she's attractive. Oh no,
Speaker 2: she's not attractive. I can't drool, Okay, I'm not look, look,
Speaker 2: I look. I'll take the drool for you, Okay, okay.
Speaker 2: I will tell you for a fact, this young lady
Speaker 2: is blessed. She is blessed in all of the right ways,
Speaker 2: and has every right to show off all of her wares.
Speaker 2: However she wanted.
Speaker 4: Far be it for me to chastise this gorgeous young
Speaker 4: lady from getting it in on OnlyFans.
Speaker 2: All I can say is, I'm sure glad I'm not
Speaker 2: like twenty to twenty five and debating whether I should
Speaker 2: pay rent or become one of her subscribers. That's all
Speaker 2: I'm saying. I'm so glad I'm not forced to make
Speaker 2: that decision because I don't know where I'd be living
Speaker 2: at that time. I just don't know. Yeah, forty three
Speaker 2: million dollars. The Internet is a is a tremendous thing.
Speaker 2: It is fantastic, is making instant millionaires pretty much overnight.
Speaker 2: People have been stripping for a millennia. Okay, people have
Speaker 2: been stripping for money that you can go to a
Speaker 2: strip club right now. In fact, I saw this ad
Speaker 2: to be a DJ experiment, Rhino, and I thought about
Speaker 2: Utuala because that's a job that I would have taken
Speaker 2: twenty five years ago.
Speaker 3: I would have done that in a heartbeat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, twenty five years ago.
Speaker 3: Twenty five years ago.
Speaker 4: Right now, it's the mystique has worn off, and you
Speaker 4: see some of the people in there and you're like, wait,
Speaker 4: weren't you working here when I was twenty Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: no yeah, there's no magic. It's demystified. You see too much,
Speaker 4: you know too much.
Speaker 2: I say that to say people are stripping for money
Speaker 2: everywhere all the time. And if your hang up is well,
Speaker 2: she's supposed to be a devout Christian, Well, what happens
Speaker 2: if she uses that forty three million to the good
Speaker 2: of a lot of people, She's probably she's probably doing
Speaker 2: more than you. And that's why I really can't say anything.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna let her be twenty and I'm going to
Speaker 2: let her make her decisions. And let's say she does
Speaker 2: this for three years and she brings in two hundred
Speaker 2: million dollars I'm just saying off the top of my head,
Speaker 2: and she donates ten million of that to charity. Am
Speaker 2: I really going to be mad at her. Am I
Speaker 2: really going to question her morals and question her decisions?
Speaker 2: Can I do I really have a leg to stand
Speaker 2: on knowing well what we all were doing at twenty
Speaker 2: Yes you too. Yes, there is some pastor listening right now.
Speaker 2: Who is getting it in. Yes, Mark Ronner was getting
Speaker 2: it in at twenty.
Speaker 4: Years To leave me that hell out of this. Let
Speaker 4: me just say this, I was getting it in at
Speaker 4: twenty I was well picture it didn't happen. Oh wait,
Speaker 4: I don't want to see that, thank you. But no,
Speaker 4: I'm so glad that they didn't have social media. I'm
Speaker 4: so glad that they didn't have cameras everywhere, camera phones.
Speaker 4: I am okay with just the memory fading as it
Speaker 4: is the memory of a lot of stuff I've done.
Speaker 4: I've probably forgotten the worst of the stuff I was doing,
Speaker 4: if only because thank goodness, there was alcohol and that
Speaker 4: plausible deniability because people say, we don't you remember? No,
Speaker 4: I do not, And I'm glad I don't remember, because
Speaker 4: if what you're saying is true, I'd have a whole
Speaker 4: other level of guilt.
Speaker 2: I'm okay with it, you know. Let's all pray to
Speaker 2: the I can't say that would be blasphemous. But yeah,
Speaker 2: congratulations to Sophie Rain. Oh she's blessed. Did you spell
Speaker 2: the name right in the rundown? Because I just tried
Speaker 2: looking her up. Oh, she's no, it's it's spelled correctly.
Speaker 4: And I did not on the company computer either, by
Speaker 4: the way, if anybody listening, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Did on my phone in personal life. Yeah, I'll show,
Speaker 3: I'll show. I'll show you Mark. Yeah, I stood outside
Speaker 3: with my phone outside. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Nothing, nothing on company computer or property. She has ample peachness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I think the reason that she even made
Speaker 2: this much money, she's using that as a niche, you know,
Speaker 2: being a Christian. And I think that's what really sells
Speaker 2: it because it's part of it. That's a big part
Speaker 2: of it, because there's a lot of no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Her ass is a big part of it. Let's be
Speaker 2: honest here. Thank you very much. It's a Later with
Speaker 2: mo Kelly if I am six forty. We're live everywhere
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Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 2: But I've just heard back from Shannon Farrin. She's taking
Speaker 2: it very well. Actually, she's being very gracious and says
Speaker 2: to tune in tomorrow at nine am for the Gary
Speaker 2: and Shannon Show because she is going to extol the
Speaker 2: virtues of the Los Angeles Rams and give credit where
Speaker 2: credit is due. No, no, she's handling it very well, and
Speaker 2: she wants to congratulate the Los Angeles Rams for eliminating
Speaker 2: the San Francisco forty nine ers from the playoffs contention tonight,
Speaker 2: as the Rams swept the forty nine ers this season.
Speaker 3: And I didn't think she was going to take it well.
Speaker 2: She's not one of the individuals I think that you
Speaker 2: can rib or tease about the forty nine ers. But tonight,
Speaker 2: if you could see my text messages, she's handling it
Speaker 2: very well, so much so that she's telling me that
Speaker 2: she's going to be big about this and come on
Speaker 2: the air first thing tomorrow for Gary and Shannon and
Speaker 2: say congratulations to me, congratulations to the Los Angeles Rams,
Speaker 2: and be very gracious since the Rams kicked the forty
Speaker 2: nine ers ass and kicked them out of contention for
Speaker 2: the playoffs. So nine am tomorrow, Shannon Farren is going
Speaker 2: to take one for the team, as they say, and
Speaker 2: acknowledge the rams. And I'm really I'm really pleased and
Speaker 2: taken back by her text messages to me. I thought
Speaker 2: she was going to not be able to handle this well,
Speaker 2: but she's she's surprising me.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's talk about the city of Stanton.
Speaker 2: The city of Stanton has been having a problem with
Speaker 2: prostitutes and I didn't know that. I did not know
Speaker 2: that street walkers have been such a thing in the
Speaker 2: city of Stanton. Well, Stanton is going to be fighting back.
Speaker 2: The City of Stanton is now using cameras. We get
Speaker 2: this recorded audio messages in an attempt to decrease prostitution.
Speaker 2: Like I think of it this way. Did you ever
Speaker 2: go into a grocery store and you walk into an
Speaker 2: aisle and he heares boo, you are now being recorded.
Speaker 3: You never see that?
Speaker 2: Or you go you are now on camera and you
Speaker 2: can see the camera of yourself walking through the aisle.
Speaker 2: So if you're gonna steal some toothpaste, no that you're
Speaker 2: caught on camera.
Speaker 3: They have the evidence on you, they have the goods.
Speaker 2: I think this is something like that, except the message
Speaker 2: will probably say Boo.
Speaker 3: We see you and the pro out there.
Speaker 2: John, don't do anything illegal or your ass is going
Speaker 2: to jail. It's probably something like that. Resident Quitran has
Speaker 2: made several calls to the Orange County Sheriff's Department for
Speaker 2: suspected prostitution. And there was this video shared with Eyewitness
Speaker 2: News and you can see this parked pickup truck with
Speaker 2: its lights on just after midnight. And this is according
Speaker 2: to Tran quote, they stayed there for a long time,
Speaker 2: twenty minutes and I call police, you know, but lucky
Speaker 2: at the time, I don't know why police they came
Speaker 2: right away, so they caught them close.
Speaker 3: Quote, I guess was any act.
Speaker 2: Captain Ryan Pierce, the Chief of stan Police Services with
Speaker 2: the Orange County Sheriff's Department, said prostitution has been an
Speaker 2: ongoing issue for years.
Speaker 3: Who knew? Who knew? Now it goes on. People were wondering.
Speaker 2: Tran has also had this to say, quote, they walk
Speaker 2: into my community very often around light midnight or after midnight,
Speaker 2: and they lay around on the barbecue. Wait wait a minute,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, wait wait wait wait, they have pros
Speaker 2: laying on the barbecue. Are they cooking it? I don't know,
Speaker 2: it is the meat like a nevermind. They walk into
Speaker 2: my community very often like around midnight and they lay
Speaker 2: unround on the barbecue, you know, like area, a lot
Speaker 2: of condoms on the ground.
Speaker 3: That's terrible. It's like morning.
Speaker 2: These ladies are being dropped off and so they are
Speaker 2: visible and they are oftentimes hanging out here, you know,
Speaker 2: during the day. So it's day and night street walkers
Speaker 2: making money contributing to the economy. Only in Stanton, well
Speaker 2: not only in Stanton. There's a corridor here in La
Speaker 2: Like called Figaroa. You can see it all day, all night.
Speaker 2: It does not matter at the time. And the only
Speaker 2: reason I know this because there are times they'll take
Speaker 2: Figaroa driving into work and I usually leave for work
Speaker 2: anywhere between two and three o'clock.
Speaker 3: So this is the middle of the day. You can
Speaker 3: see it.
Speaker 2: It's almost like a drive through car wash.
Speaker 4: You just you don't even have to slow down, and
Speaker 4: you just go that way because it's the most efficient route.
Speaker 2: That's all north south is either Figaroa, Normandy or Western
Speaker 2: and it's not real different between any of them.
Speaker 4: They got the city on lock. That was so that
Speaker 4: was so funny. When I was doing Uber and I
Speaker 4: was line, I'd be out there. Yeah, but it was
Speaker 4: funny because it obviously I'm not till like two three
Speaker 4: in the morning, and it's I'm either at clubs or
Speaker 4: bars picking people up.
Speaker 3: But you would see the pros on the.
Speaker 4: Corner, and because I'm slowing down to wait for my ride,
Speaker 4: they think I want them, so they start walking to
Speaker 4: my car and I have to move up and let
Speaker 4: the prison know.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm around the corner. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm always about wrong place, wrong time, and I
Speaker 2: don't want even just the misconception.
Speaker 3: That's why I don't stop. Ever it might've been a
Speaker 3: red light.
Speaker 2: Nope, no, because you think that, Like, I don't want
Speaker 2: you walking up to the car, because that's when the
Speaker 2: police will jump out out of nowhere, like we saw
Speaker 2: you talking her. No, she walked up to the car.
Speaker 2: I didn't ask her to come up to the car.
Speaker 2: But seriously, drive down Figuaroa anytime, in either direction, day
Speaker 2: or night, you'll see the pros. And the only reason
Speaker 2: I mentioned that is if they're in a concentrated area
Speaker 2: like on Figaroa and you live in that area, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that is a problem.
Speaker 3: That is a problem.
Speaker 2: I just don't know whether a recorded message is going
Speaker 2: to be a deterrent.
Speaker 4: Well, what if it was something a little bit less
Speaker 4: formal like hook a.
Speaker 1: Please certainly said you're listening to Later with Moe Kelly
Speaker 1: on demand from KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 2: And before we get out of here, I just got
Speaker 2: to say, Shannon Farren has been continuing to text me
Speaker 2: and she's taking in a whole lot better than I thought.
Speaker 2: I thought that she is going to be very angry
Speaker 2: and inconsolable, distraught over the loss of her San Francisco
Speaker 2: forty nine ers to my La Rams and to thank
Speaker 2: her San Francisco forty nine ers only managed two field
Speaker 2: goals at home. It had to have been very embarrassing,
Speaker 2: very very very embarrassing when your team can't manage more
Speaker 2: than two field goals against your hated rivals in your
Speaker 2: home stadium. But tomorrow again show programming, note, tune in
Speaker 2: at nine am for Gary and Shannon as Shannon Farren
Speaker 2: has a message that she would like to share with
Speaker 2: you about her forty nine forty nine ers losing and
Speaker 2: my Rams winning. And actually she's going to pay me
Speaker 2: a compliment as far as predicting this, and how she
Speaker 2: admires me as a person and she respects my sports
Speaker 2: knowledge and she's actually envious of my fandom. That's Tomorrow
Speaker 2: nine Am, Gary and Shannon's show. I don't know how
Speaker 2: Gary's going to interpret all of this, but I think
Speaker 2: because you know, Gary is a Giants fan, so I
Speaker 2: assume he's a you know, forty nine Ers fan as well.
Speaker 2: He seems to be a little bit more even keel
Speaker 2: than Shannon Farren. And hopefully she's doing okay. You know,
Speaker 2: if you see something, say something. So if you see her,
Speaker 2: just let her know that it's going to be okay.
Speaker 2: The Rams are a better franchise, but you know it'll
Speaker 2: be okay. It gets better, as they say before we
Speaker 2: get out of here. I finished up the first season
Speaker 2: of Dan the Jackal. It was a very, very unconventional ending.
Speaker 2: It's very unconventional. I don't want to give it away.
Speaker 2: I still recommend the series. Even though there were things
Speaker 2: that I did not like about the series. I didn't
Speaker 2: feel like I wasted my time. There were some decisions
Speaker 2: as far as how the story was told that I
Speaker 2: don't agree with, but I'm not going to penalize it
Speaker 2: for being unconventional. And I can't even talk about it
Speaker 2: with Mark Runner because he hasn't seen the season. Finale
Speaker 2: yet and I season finale, because they clearly left it
Speaker 2: open for more story to be told.
Speaker 4: Okay, and we know it's been renewed for a second season.
Speaker 4: That answered I thought it was a limited series.
Speaker 2: No no, no no, But you could tell if they
Speaker 2: wanted to, it could have been a one season one off.
Speaker 2: It really could have if they made some different decisions
Speaker 2: about how the story ended at the end of the
Speaker 2: first season. It's almost like you could have seen where
Speaker 2: you know, press A for this inding, press B for
Speaker 2: this inning.
Speaker 3: It could have gone in different directions.
Speaker 2: It really could have, and they chose something that you
Speaker 2: don't often see. So if you want to check out
Speaker 2: Day of the Jackal, I would I would still recommend
Speaker 2: it now, Mark Robert Less So I believe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because we've spoken about this before on and off
Speaker 4: the air, the glimpses that we that are inflicted on
Speaker 4: us of the home life of the Jackal and of
Speaker 4: the I sixter cop following him. I forget her name,
Speaker 4: but the actresses Lashawna Lynch, it's just excruciating. I mean
Speaker 4: Bianca bianca yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, No, we pronounce it as bianca, but in the
Speaker 2: shows like Bianca.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: I used to make fun of the terrible, ten eared,
Speaker 4: painful dialogue and the Walking Dead all the time, especially
Speaker 4: in episodes that you could tell. Robert Kirkman wrote, just
Speaker 4: god awful, and by saying this in public, you have
Speaker 4: to understand the bridges I'm burning, but I just gotta
Speaker 4: I gotta keep it real. And this dialogue in the
Speaker 4: Day of the Jackal is so awful. It's on that level.
Speaker 4: And for characters that are supposed to be mysterious have
Speaker 4: some mystique to them, and the whole point of the
Speaker 4: Jackals character is that he is unknowable, especially if you've
Speaker 4: seen the first movie, and these these domestic situations and arguments,
Speaker 4: they should come with a laugh track. They're excruciating and
Speaker 4: they go on for a really long time.
Speaker 2: If you don't know what Mark means that the original Jackal,
Speaker 2: the whole point of the Jackal was to not disclose
Speaker 2: his identity to anyone, and they set up the series
Speaker 2: where he goes to great lengths to make sure nobody
Speaker 2: knows who he is. And as the story goes on,
Speaker 2: it's like, oh, there are some people who know who
Speaker 2: he is and what he looks like, and there is
Speaker 2: a spot there was exposition that I didn't particularly care
Speaker 2: for because you learn more about the Jackal and people
Speaker 2: around him that he cares about, which is anathetical to
Speaker 2: what he's trying to do. He's not supposed to have
Speaker 2: any attachments to anyone. He's a full en psychopath. He
Speaker 2: does not care.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you recall the original movie, which came
Speaker 4: out in I think nineteen seventy three, it's possible that
Speaker 4: the Jackal could have had a private life, but the
Speaker 4: point is we don't know about it, because that's what
Speaker 4: a pro he is. He is the perfect assassin, and
Speaker 4: nothing you can imagine is going to be or rather
Speaker 4: nothing they depict rather on the TV is going to
Speaker 4: be as good as what you can imagine.
Speaker 2: Well, not only that. Throughout the series, and this is
Speaker 2: not like a spoiler. He talks about minimizing his risk,
Speaker 2: but he makes decisions which maximize his risk seemingly. Those
Speaker 2: are the things which are disjointed and I will say
Speaker 2: incongruous on some level. But I still enjoyed it, and
Speaker 2: it was an eyebrow raising into the first season.
Speaker 3: Don't you dare. It's a quality show.
Speaker 4: If I just wish they could cut out like a
Speaker 4: third of the offending bits of it because the rest
Speaker 4: is so well made. And I saw Eddie Redmain on
Speaker 4: SETH Meyers last night. It was a good interview. It's
Speaker 4: on YouTube, you can look it right up. It's a
Speaker 4: quality show. And actually, I think we have to support
Speaker 4: shows where they really sink some dough into it. Otherwise
Speaker 4: we were just not going to get things of that
Speaker 4: quality again. But in the name of Kandy, the argument,
Speaker 4: So I almost recorded that there's an argument between the
Speaker 4: Jackal and his long suffering wife in episode nine that
Speaker 4: my mouth was hanging open.
Speaker 2: But I think and I think that's a function of
Speaker 2: trying to make this action spy thriller a peel to
Speaker 2: too many people. So you feel you have to have
Speaker 2: these two. Look, I don't need to know about their
Speaker 2: personal relationships. I don't need to know about someone's home life,
Speaker 2: especially the way it turned out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, put it this way. Everybody seemed true lies. And
Speaker 4: so we're all familiar with the trope of the agent
Speaker 4: who can't tell anything to his wife. And I mean,
Speaker 4: real life CIA people can't tell their family what they do.
Speaker 4: But could you imagine, say Sean Connery's James Bond having
Speaker 4: an argument with his wife about her irritating brother. Absolutely not.
Speaker 4: I don't think Sean Connery would have had a wife
Speaker 4: to begin with. Well, I mean, Bond does get married
Speaker 4: at some point, but spoiler, that doesn't go so great.
Speaker 3: Oh it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Not with all the womanizing and the drinking and the disappearing.
Speaker 3: For months at a time.
Speaker 4: Well, and mostly with the super villains and the submachine
Speaker 4: guns who drive past and make your wife your late wife.
Speaker 2: Goldfinger, you expect me to talk, no, I expect you
Speaker 2: to die.
Speaker 3: No, mister Barne. I love that movie. We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Name that movie called Classic And I'm buying Mark Dinner
Speaker 2: or something like that.
Speaker 3: Can't I am six forty.
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