Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: A M. Six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio app. I just have to share
Speaker 1: this story because it's my favorite story about Kiarina as
Speaker 1: I was covering the SuperSonics that were in the playoffs
Speaker 1: the year that I was there may have been their
Speaker 1: last year in Seattle. Anyway, I'm gootting. I'm in the
Speaker 1: tunnel there getting ready to go out into the hardwood
Speaker 1: after the after the game, and there's this woman in
Speaker 1: the tunnel and she's watching and she's just kind of
Speaker 1: like peeking around.
Speaker 2: And I go up and I go, oh, hi, how are.
Speaker 3: You you know?
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah, and so what are you doing? Are
Speaker 1: you gonna go see someone up the game? She's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: ray Allen, that's my son. And so I got to
Speaker 1: interview ray Allen's mom at the play like it was
Speaker 1: so cool. Just just on who you talk to, who
Speaker 1: you strike up a conversation with, You never know what
Speaker 1: else is going on.
Speaker 2: Time for.
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Speaker 1: Well, there have been ICE agents spotted at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 1: This seems to be getting a lot of outside media
Speaker 1: attention because it's Dodger Stadium and it's ice, and Dodger
Speaker 1: Nation has gotten a little heat for not being vocal
Speaker 1: about what's going on with the raids. In fact, they
Speaker 1: have an announcement of how they're working with the immigrant
Speaker 1: community coming up today. The latest headline I saw about
Speaker 1: this was Ice agents are being refused entry into Dodger Stadium. Well,
Speaker 1: Dodger Stadium's closed. No one's getting into Dodger Stadium right now.
Speaker 1: It's closed. They're not being they're not being told they
Speaker 1: can't come in. There's just no way to get into
Speaker 1: Dodger Stadium right now. And all the pictures I've seen
Speaker 1: from the ridiculous amounts of news coverage is just that
Speaker 1: there's some agents outside, But I don't see them banging
Speaker 1: on the gates to get into Dodgers.
Speaker 2: They're not trying to gain entry.
Speaker 5: No no comments from the team specifically exactly what their
Speaker 5: plan is. There were some emigration enforcement operations, though that
Speaker 5: did apparently take place on Sunset Home Depot in Hollywood.
Speaker 5: Video showed a couple agents in gear taking at least
Speaker 5: three men into custody, escorted by agents to one of
Speaker 5: at least three vans.
Speaker 4: It was parked on a street near the home depot.
Speaker 5: LAPD has had to approve Sorry, the city of la
Speaker 5: has had to approve five million dollars in a loan
Speaker 5: to cover LAPD overtime from the protests we told you about.
Speaker 5: Kenneth Mahea, the Lacity controller, saying that they are probably
Speaker 5: spending close to twenty million in total in response to
Speaker 5: the protest, not just overtime, but also the simple cleanup
Speaker 5: costs that are associated with the people who are vandalizing
Speaker 5: the buildings downtown.
Speaker 1: I love the post from Ben Verlander on x Fox
Speaker 1: Baseball Analyst.
Speaker 2: We're really about to have show.
Speaker 1: Hey a Tani out here dropping fifty on Christmas Day
Speaker 1: for the Lakers.
Speaker 2: What a time to be.
Speaker 1: Alive about the sale of Margial sale of the Lakers
Speaker 1: to the Dodgers owner Mark Walter hilarious. Dave Roberts came off,
Speaker 1: came out to kind of push back. It's a hands
Speaker 1: off show, hey, They've got enough superstars over there in
Speaker 1: the Purple and Gold. But how funny. I love the
Speaker 1: memes are going to be great.
Speaker 5: The big deal is that Mark Walter and his group
Speaker 5: buying the majority interest in the Lakers from the Bus
Speaker 5: family ten billion dollars. That would be the most expensive
Speaker 5: sports franchise in the United States and one of the
Speaker 5: most expensive in the were Old.
Speaker 2: It's got to be the most.
Speaker 5: It's got to be something. Anyway, you show Hey will
Speaker 5: not be playing basketball Hurricane wife, though his wife might.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, she is, she is.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hurricane Eric has made landfall in Hawka early today. It's
Speaker 1: located about twenty miles east of Punta mal Donado. We've
Speaker 1: got winds at about one twenty five. It is moving
Speaker 1: in northwest, but it seems to be.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: It was downgraded slightly before making landfall, from a Category
Speaker 1: four to a Category three. It has been reduced in power,
Speaker 1: but it's still considered a major hurricane.
Speaker 4: At that three. It will weaken significantly.
Speaker 5: They said that it's going to run into these mountains
Speaker 5: of southern Mexico and that will mean that it will
Speaker 5: lose a lot of its energy and possibly even dissipate.
Speaker 4: Late tonight or early Friday.
Speaker 5: So as quickly as it gained strength, it's expected to
Speaker 5: also diminish pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: Well, this sucks.
Speaker 1: Rose Bowl is replacing Fourth of July fireworks with a
Speaker 1: drone show. It's due to fire concerns. You can understand that.
Speaker 1: But there's always been fire concerns up there, and there's
Speaker 1: a way to do it safely, and they've done it
Speaker 1: forever at the Rose Bowl.
Speaker 4: I don't know why.
Speaker 5: I mean, I do know why drone show have become
Speaker 5: as popular as they.
Speaker 2: Had not a Fourth of July. You need the fireworks.
Speaker 5: Come on, there's a lot of open space around that
Speaker 5: Rose exactly going to burn. All right, when we come back,
Speaker 5: we'll continue this the in law story. Did you get
Speaker 5: information about your turkey yet?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did.
Speaker 4: I do that when we come up.
Speaker 6: Okay, you're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from
Speaker 6: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 5: We were talking earlier about in laws and how bad
Speaker 5: some in laws can be and have been in the past.
Speaker 7: Hi, guys, my brother in law is a piece of work.
Speaker 7: He's just like Gary. He's insecure, he's a no at all.
Speaker 7: He's got an ego, can't stand to be told when
Speaker 7: he's wrong. He's just a complete lame Bye.
Speaker 5: I wonder if that is my brother. Don't know why
Speaker 5: we played that again. That's mean because people say we
Speaker 5: don't play the mean ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you played that twice now now you're just
Speaker 1: self flagellating.
Speaker 3: Heyya, Shannon, this is Renee.
Speaker 4: Renee.
Speaker 3: My ex mother in law was Italian and she was
Speaker 3: so hilarious. She would get drunk off of vodka and
Speaker 3: she would just curse out everybody in sight, her kid,
Speaker 3: their marriage mate, her grandkids. She would sit up at
Speaker 3: anybody's house in whole court. And I loved her, but
Speaker 3: she never talked bad about me.
Speaker 6: She loved it.
Speaker 2: Vodka.
Speaker 1: Hell of a ride. Speaking of vodka, here's the turkey story.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, so I have this vague there's this vague
Speaker 1: family lower story of my grandma Nana throwing a turkey
Speaker 1: down the stairs of her home in the Sunset District
Speaker 1: in San Francisco. Now, Nana, she liked her cocktails to
Speaker 1: the point of surviving cirrhosis at one point. Okay, so
Speaker 1: later in life she did not drink as much, but
Speaker 1: at the height of her her days, she and her
Speaker 1: sister Eleanor liked to go out for their their gin goblets, gimblets,
Speaker 1: whatever you call them. So she and Eleanor liked to
Speaker 1: and I think Eleanor ended up No, I think she
Speaker 1: died of cancer very young. But anyway, apparently one Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: according to my brother, the story goes this way, Nana
Speaker 1: was upset that the turkey was taking so long to cook,
Speaker 1: so she walked downstairs where the family room was, and
Speaker 1: at that point Eleanor went into the oven, grabbed the
Speaker 1: turkey that was not done yet, and threw it down
Speaker 1: the stairs on my grandma.
Speaker 2: Hashtag vodka.
Speaker 4: That's really good. That's great.
Speaker 8: I currently have two faucets that need to be replaced.
Speaker 2: Can I get his number?
Speaker 9: Hey, Gary and Shannon, this is Mark from Contanning, Pennsylvani.
Speaker 9: I just wanted to say about the in laws. Mine
Speaker 9: were awesome. Couldn't have asked for any better ones. They
Speaker 9: treated me like family, nice all the time. So there
Speaker 9: you go, thank you.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 4: That's a good one. We don't they don't all have
Speaker 4: to be bad. Yeah, Gary and Shannon. I didn't have
Speaker 4: a problem.
Speaker 10: With my in laws, but my mother hated every woman
Speaker 10: I came home with, and they would be completely different
Speaker 10: from each other.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, harms.
Speaker 1: Mothers are hard my you know, my mom's always been
Speaker 1: great with the girls my brother has brought home, and
Speaker 1: there have been many.
Speaker 5: You were just savaging your brother today. It's true.
Speaker 11: I have the best mother in law and father in
Speaker 11: law only because we don't speak the same language. They
Speaker 11: only speak Spanish and I only speak English. But they
Speaker 11: are super nice.
Speaker 12: You think they're being nice. Yeah, my brother been married twice.
Speaker 12: One out of two of the sister in laws were horrible,
Speaker 12: second wife good, and then the wife's sister would be
Speaker 12: my sister in law not good. So two for three
Speaker 12: out of the bad sister in law.
Speaker 1: That's funny because usually men are kind of cool with whatever,
Speaker 1: like they don't really.
Speaker 5: It's harder for us to get exercised about a bad
Speaker 5: relationship with somebody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or just like a woman who you don't maybe
Speaker 1: get along with, or you don't see eye to eye with.
Speaker 1: Rarely is that even a Does that matter?
Speaker 10: No, you just don't spend time with it, right, I mean, oh,
Speaker 10: Gary and shedding the in laws, huh? Well, mine thought
Speaker 10: I would here illegally even though I had a US
Speaker 10: college degree. I was working a good job, and still
Speaker 10: I tend my wife to investigate to make sure the
Speaker 10: government is not going to send me home, and also
Speaker 10: that'll need that to also make sure that I'm not
Speaker 10: taking American jobs.
Speaker 2: Interesting, I got a text from Michael.
Speaker 1: He says, my ex wife hates that me and her
Speaker 1: dad talk all the time. He tells me that she
Speaker 1: keeps trying to push him to accept her new husband
Speaker 1: and have a relationship like he does with me. Practically,
Speaker 1: her entire family still communicate with me regularly on social
Speaker 1: media and she hates that too. But like her dad
Speaker 1: told me, he told her to stop bringing on new dudes.
Speaker 4: Strange science is coming up.
Speaker 5: Private space stations are possible, but we got a problem
Speaker 5: with the public space station that's up there right now.
Speaker 5: And Lake Tahoe is getting murky.
Speaker 2: Ooh, that's awful.
Speaker 4: Nobody knows why.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI.
Speaker 6: A six forty got.
Speaker 2: Married a couple months ago.
Speaker 1: I thought by that afternoon we'd have pictures of him
Speaker 1: and the wife and all that.
Speaker 2: That was like a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Well, the latest in the story is that journalists and
Speaker 1: others have dug up the public legal records.
Speaker 2: And Aaron Rodgers is not married.
Speaker 1: His family doesn't believe it's real, But he doesn't talked
Speaker 1: to his family, So what the hell do we care
Speaker 1: what they have to say in this regard? So the
Speaker 1: story gets a little weirder. Would you is this all
Speaker 1: for show? It's just is this to silence anybody who
Speaker 1: wants to ask stupid questions about his personal life? Is
Speaker 1: it a way to make people just give him a
Speaker 1: little something and they'll shut up for a while.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: If the news director came to you and said, I
Speaker 5: need you to go down to the courthouse and see
Speaker 5: if Aaron Rodgers pulled a marriage license, would you would
Speaker 5: that be a thing?
Speaker 1: Well, it's just a public records request at that point,
Speaker 1: you know, I know, to any sort.
Speaker 4: Of uh like, who cares? I mean, if it's.
Speaker 2: It's it's of interest.
Speaker 5: A weird It's a weird story the whole He's a
Speaker 5: he's gone off the deep end or he.
Speaker 2: Was living there. He's been living there for years.
Speaker 4: He's been living for a long time.
Speaker 5: We had one more in law one I wanted to
Speaker 5: play for us before we get into strained side.
Speaker 8: Hey, Garon Shannon, I think mother in law daughter in
Speaker 8: law relationship dynamics are the most complicated ones out there.
Speaker 8: My experience has been that my mother in law has
Speaker 8: looked to fill the emotional void left by her husband,
Speaker 8: who they don't have a loving, affectionate marriage. So I
Speaker 8: think she's just looked to fill that void with her son.
Speaker 8: And now I've just learned that and i let him
Speaker 8: have his relationship with her, and I'm fine. I have peace.
Speaker 2: That's good for you.
Speaker 5: That's that is a strong it's an advanced diagnosis of
Speaker 5: that of that relationship.
Speaker 1: And well there's something missing that mom needs the son
Speaker 1: in her life that much.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know. I don't know these people, but
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's time for strange science.
Speaker 1: I should never say anything about mothers and sons. You
Speaker 1: get in a lot of trouble doing that.
Speaker 4: It's like weird science.
Speaker 7: But strange.
Speaker 1: Well, private space stations sound pretty darn cool. I mean,
Speaker 1: just think of the view alone. Several companies are aiming
Speaker 1: to build facilities that would replace the International Space Station
Speaker 1: and attract a new variety of tenants and travelers anywhere
Speaker 1: from government astronauts to private research scientists and tourists.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this potentially a money maker. You got to have
Speaker 5: some sort of commercial viability for it to continue to operate.
Speaker 5: Think of what you know, Blue Origin with Jeff Bezos
Speaker 5: and SpaceX with Elon Musk.
Speaker 4: What they've been trying to do, which is find a.
Speaker 5: Public facing company that are sorry, private facing company that
Speaker 5: can do public things. You got to make money doing it, though,
Speaker 5: and the government is not necessarily the best way to
Speaker 5: make sure that you have continued funds coming in, although
Speaker 5: you can milk the.
Speaker 4: Government for a lot of money.
Speaker 5: So if you had a way to continue to profit
Speaker 5: off of this thing but also be useful. The different
Speaker 5: space stations are talking sorry, different companies are working on
Speaker 5: these different space stations. Axiom is a company that says
Speaker 5: that they would host as many as eight people in
Speaker 5: five different modules that orbit above the Earth. This is
Speaker 5: a company that's based out of Houston. They said they're
Speaker 5: going to start with a smaller deal that allows them
Speaker 5: to stick a module onto the current International Space Station,
Speaker 5: and then the company plans to first connect a power
Speaker 5: module to the current one, later to attach that device
Speaker 5: and link it to a habitat that they could build
Speaker 5: and send up. Voyager Technologies has a plan for one
Speaker 5: of these things. VAST is a company that says they
Speaker 5: want to put together a bunch of haven stations and
Speaker 5: then a large integrated flexible environment by Sierra Space. Is
Speaker 5: interesting because it's like basically a giant inflatable temporary tent
Speaker 5: is what it looks like that they would do in space,
Speaker 5: and Blue Origin has a version of it as well.
Speaker 5: Then one of the reasons they need to do that
Speaker 5: is the current International Space Station is leaking. There's a
Speaker 5: small leak they say has sprung up on the International
Speaker 5: Space Station and it's caused an upcoming mission to be
Speaker 5: delayed by NASA as they try to figure out what
Speaker 5: this is. The leak was identified earlier this month. They
Speaker 5: said it's not significant, but you have to properly seal
Speaker 5: it in a timely manner to make sure that those
Speaker 5: astronauts that are currently on the station are safe. It's
Speaker 5: not uncommon, but they got to make sure that they
Speaker 5: figure this thing out because it doesn't so it doesn't
Speaker 5: get it doesn't get any worse. They had one before,
Speaker 5: I think it was in the Russian side. One of
Speaker 5: the other capsules on the Russian side had developed a
Speaker 5: leak that they were able to fix.
Speaker 1: Did you know that otters hold hands while they sleep
Speaker 1: to avoid drifting away from each other?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's called rafting. Isn't that nice?
Speaker 4: That's a good science nugget.
Speaker 2: I know. Does your wife like to hold your hand? No?
Speaker 1: All right? Coming up next to more strange science, we've
Speaker 1: got Lake Tahoe news. Also, puppies have found dining on
Speaker 1: wooly rhinos.
Speaker 2: That's disgusting and we're not going to actually talk about that.
Speaker 4: Why not, but we will. Puppies are dead.
Speaker 1: Puppies been dead for thousands of years. It looks like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but just that it's lunchtime. And the idea of animals
Speaker 1: eating other animals, it grosses me out.
Speaker 5: The way that you found out is you cut open
Speaker 5: a dead animal to find what they ate fourteen thousand years?
Speaker 1: Well, what about oral tentacles? When I talk about those instead?
Speaker 4: You know it.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six forty.
Speaker 5: We are in the midst of strange science. Some of
Speaker 5: these stories that are just weird. Apparently Lake Tahoe has
Speaker 5: a annual Clarity Report. It was released this week by
Speaker 5: the University of You see Davis researchers.
Speaker 2: Lake Tahoe known for its clarity.
Speaker 5: Right, they said, the Tahoe Environmental Research Center there at
Speaker 5: you see Davis found the lake's average clarity last year
Speaker 5: was sixty two point three feet, which is really deep,
Speaker 5: but that's six feet shallower than it was just a
Speaker 5: couple of years ago. The level of clarity was surpassed
Speaker 5: in cloudiness only in twenty twenty one. That was wildfire year,
Speaker 5: so wildfire smoke blanketed the area. Twenty seventeen, they had
Speaker 5: very heavy storms and that was marked by the runoff
Speaker 5: or was caused by the runoff. Clarity is measured using
Speaker 5: what they say is a seci disc. Researchers lower this
Speaker 5: white disk into the water to determine the depth at
Speaker 5: which it disappears. And since the nineteen sixties scientists began
Speaker 5: monitoring the lake then, they said, average clarity has declined
Speaker 5: by about forty feet since the nineteen sixties.
Speaker 4: Summer clarity continues to deteriorate.
Speaker 5: They do not know exactly why, trying to figure out
Speaker 5: what those particles are that.
Speaker 4: Would affect clarity.
Speaker 5: One theory is that its microscopic plankton too small to
Speaker 5: have been tracked in some of those earlier studies, but
Speaker 5: as technology gets better.
Speaker 4: They may be able to do it, may be able
Speaker 4: to keep an eye on it.
Speaker 1: Researchers have discovered an unusual spiky creature feeding on a jelly.
Speaker 2: Fish like species called hydro in recent years.
Speaker 1: Similar specimens have been recorded in that area of the
Speaker 1: Yellow Sea, just off the east coast of China, but
Speaker 1: never identified until now. Researchers have confirmed all ten creatures
Speaker 1: belong to a new species of sea slug. This is
Speaker 1: according Have you gotten your peer review journal named zoo
Speaker 1: keys yet?
Speaker 4: No, I haven't.
Speaker 1: It just came out yesterday, so it might not get
Speaker 1: here till sat Well with Juneteenth, you might not get
Speaker 1: it until Monday.
Speaker 4: That's a good point.
Speaker 1: It is called the Quingdao sea slug. It's about an
Speaker 1: inch and a half long, which researchers call large for
Speaker 1: a sea slug.
Speaker 4: Lucky.
Speaker 1: The body is translucent yellow to dark brown with numerous
Speaker 1: scattered orange to brown spots and white blotches.
Speaker 5: Sounds like it's got to get to a nuckner wide,
Speaker 5: pale pink foot, and four or five oral tentacles. They
Speaker 5: call it what are those sensory appendages?
Speaker 1: Theaging like thing tentacles like an octopus, like coming out
Speaker 1: of its mouth or around its mouth?
Speaker 2: Are they in the mouth? Where are they?
Speaker 5: Imagine the whiskers that we have. Yeah, we're actually made
Speaker 5: of skin and not. Oh interesting. And then they could
Speaker 5: push stuff into your mouth so you didn't have to
Speaker 5: use your hands.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, like that woman that I saw at
Speaker 1: the theater, the way she was eating that popcorn. Yes,
Speaker 1: she could just use her oral tentacles.
Speaker 5: They said that this quing Dow sea slug is the
Speaker 5: first species in the pseudo Bornella genus that's been discovered
Speaker 5: in almost one hundred years.
Speaker 2: I think we could use that for space wars like creatures.
Speaker 5: The thing is that's been done in other space, which
Speaker 5: has Yeah, have you ever seen Predator?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Not one moment of the movie Predator No? Or Predator two?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: Why would I see Predator too? About predator versus alien?
Speaker 2: No? So what is the predator?
Speaker 4: Is it alien?
Speaker 10: Then?
Speaker 2: Why is it alien versus predator?
Speaker 4: It's a different creature.
Speaker 1: But oh so predator and predator too, or is different
Speaker 1: than predator versus alien? They're talking about a different type
Speaker 1: of predator. No, the predators the same all the time,
Speaker 1: and it's also an alien. Well, did you ever see
Speaker 1: the movie Alien? Did you ever see the movie Aliens?
Speaker 1: I'm seeing the movie Alien. So I'm just trying to
Speaker 1: drill down on what the Predator is. And if you
Speaker 1: say the Predator is an alien, then why would they
Speaker 1: call the movie Predator versus Alien? Isn't that like alien
Speaker 1: versus Alien, like a name nom.
Speaker 4: Versus the Gremlins?
Speaker 2: So what does the Predator look like?
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna it has oral tentacles that it like
Speaker 5: claws and fangs and everything.
Speaker 2: Oh fascinating, No, no, it's not.
Speaker 4: You're just saying words now.
Speaker 1: I'm googling predator. It looks like a man. It's got legs,
Speaker 1: it's upright. What do you think aliens look like?
Speaker 2: Predator's very scary.
Speaker 1: And those are not the type of oral tentacles I'm
Speaker 1: talking about the way that I'm talking about for Space Wars,
Speaker 1: they would be like octopus tentacles.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I want to see how long you were going
Speaker 5: to go with that, because this is fascinating.
Speaker 4: There is a.
Speaker 5: New study that was published in the journal Science about
Speaker 5: buildings that are coded in cement based paint that can
Speaker 5: sweat and the sweating paint can keep the buildings that
Speaker 5: much cooler. Keeping cool when temperatures rise is often the
Speaker 5: largest cost of a building of any size, I mean
Speaker 5: a building like this size. We've got six floors in
Speaker 5: this building, a couple hundred thousand square feet, probably tens
Speaker 5: of thousands of square feet, I'm assuming, and it costs
Speaker 5: a lot to keep this place cool, especially in the summer.
Speaker 4: In the San Fernando Valley.
Speaker 5: About twenty percent of all the electricity used in the
Speaker 5: world goes to fans and air conditioning systems. And they
Speaker 5: said that they want to have this, this paint that
Speaker 5: will take advantage of the passive cooling process, in which
Speaker 5: an object loses heat through the emission of infrared radiation.
Speaker 5: Paints are frequently limited to dry, sunny climates, and the
Speaker 5: coatings can't do their job if there's too much outside
Speaker 5: ambient moisture or cloud coverage. So on this they're saying
Speaker 5: that they would actually be able to have a paint
Speaker 5: that sweat and release some of that energy, poling down
Speaker 5: the building, making everything cooler and cheaper.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do in a part of
Speaker 4: the world where there are no rules.
Speaker 11: We take a trail of the chopper run them down,
Speaker 11: wrap those hostages before anybody knows.
Speaker 1: Okay, it was Arnold Schwartzenegger in nineteen eighty seven. I
Speaker 1: was seven years old.
Speaker 5: That's you saw a lot of movies that you should
Speaker 5: not have seen in your young age.
Speaker 4: You're right.
Speaker 2: The color had an older brother. Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 1: So that looks terrifying. I would have been terrified of that.
Speaker 1: It would give me nightmares for months.
Speaker 5: A good scary thriller, movement, sci fi, all that stuff.
Speaker 5: Jesse the Body of Ventur was in that too.
Speaker 2: Oh well then hell q it uh, you.
Speaker 4: Got your day made. I don't know what else you're
Speaker 4: doing this soon' the.
Speaker 2: Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders. I'm watching The Predator tonight.
Speaker 4: The Birthday Boys up next. We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Stay drive, everybody, blessings.
Speaker 4: You've been listening to The Gary and Shannon Show.
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