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Speaker 1: Vice President Harris may soon announce her pick to be
Speaker 1: a running mate. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer told CBS Mornings
Speaker 1: Harris will likely to sign on her pick to be
Speaker 1: VP in the next six or seven days. Whitmer, is
Speaker 1: co chair of the presidential campaign, shot down speculation she
Speaker 1: could be a possible contender for Harris's running mate.
Speaker 2: Let me let me point out Dick Cheney was also
Speaker 2: in charge of choosing a vice president for George W.
Speaker 3: Bush Ah the Dick Cheney rule.
Speaker 2: So we told you earlier that Al Gore has endorsed
Speaker 2: the vice president, which I have to I think this
Speaker 2: is the first ever Al Gore joke I've ever heard.
Speaker 3: Hi, Gary and Shannon, what do you call it?
Speaker 4: When Al Gore is playing the drums and doing a
Speaker 4: sophisticated arithmetic calculation at the same time.
Speaker 2: Algorithm that was I didn't the only that exists?
Speaker 3: It just right?
Speaker 5: It was the first here. So I'm so.
Speaker 3: Excited about Doctor Doom. It's not gonna be hard thing.
Speaker 3: It's a multi universe thing. You wouldn't understand.
Speaker 5: But yes, Tony Starks will be Doctor viol Doom.
Speaker 3: Understand Doctor Van Doom.
Speaker 5: He is an evil villain, but but he's one of
Speaker 5: those villains that gets along with the good guys every
Speaker 5: once in a while.
Speaker 3: You know how Catwoman and Batman got along every once
Speaker 3: in a while.
Speaker 2: But she was a bad guy.
Speaker 3: Kind of like that. I can't wait, Marvel Universe.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like Biractar and bumber Puss. You wouldn't
Speaker 1: understand that way.
Speaker 3: You don't have to explain it. You just say you
Speaker 3: wouldn't understand.
Speaker 2: Federal data show coronavirus levels here in California, Yes, CARDI uh,
Speaker 2: surging to levels we have seen for a couple of
Speaker 2: years now, indicating a wide and worsening spread of COVID.
Speaker 3: Do you know anybody, well, we know one guy. What's
Speaker 3: the difference you have it? I'm sure I have had
Speaker 3: it several times. Did you complain about it?
Speaker 1: I just kept going on. I just kept going on
Speaker 1: and keeping on. Hey, what's the difference between al gore
Speaker 1: and a slab?
Speaker 3: Of stone. Absolutely nothing.
Speaker 1: I have stumbled on a page of al Gorgio al
Speaker 1: Gore jokes.
Speaker 2: Yes, because listen, we right now, for the seven day
Speaker 2: period that ended the twenty second of July, still only
Speaker 2: fourteen less than fourteen percent of coronavirus tests are coming
Speaker 2: back positive. Right, one in ten people who think they
Speaker 2: have it actually have it. And for the Olympics in Paris,
Speaker 2: they have finally decided to treat this as any other
Speaker 2: sort of respiratory illness. If the protocol now among athletes
Speaker 2: in the Olympics is if.
Speaker 3: You feel if you feel a just put a mask on.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's the only thing that they require of
Speaker 3: you with a positive COVID.
Speaker 1: Test, then why was al Gore the best VP we've
Speaker 1: ever had? He replaced a guy who couldn't spell potato
Speaker 1: and was followed by a guy who shot someone in
Speaker 1: the face.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, Alvy, here all day, sharp, sharp political humor there.
Speaker 3: That guy started it. It's not my fault. That's very true.
Speaker 2: The Park Fire, which is burning in now Butte Taima,
Speaker 2: Shasta and Plumus Counties, is by far the largest wildfire
Speaker 2: of the year. It's said to be the seventh largest
Speaker 2: fire on California records. I saw the number updated this
Speaker 2: morning to three hundred and sixty eight thousand, two hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty six acres. There is a small amount of
Speaker 2: progress being made and containment. They said it's about twelve
Speaker 2: percent contained. That was because temperatures were not one hundred
Speaker 2: and change over the weekend.
Speaker 3: They were only into the nineties. So that was good news.
Speaker 2: But they've talked, they've used different descriptors to explain how
Speaker 2: this thing grew in size. They're talking about eating up
Speaker 2: a square mile every minute. And I've just I mean
Speaker 2: the idea of how quickly this thing spread in the
Speaker 2: area where it started along the gully and Bidwell Park.
Speaker 2: They said that areas there and to the north of
Speaker 2: it that was the way the wind was blowing hadn't
Speaker 2: burned in anyone's memory. There's no record of those areas burning.
Speaker 2: So that's one hundred plus years if not more, of
Speaker 2: fuel that just will burn very hot.
Speaker 1: A chilling warning for Migelia and Paradise. They got an
Speaker 1: evacuation warning. I don't know how much Paradise has been rebuilt,
Speaker 1: but it was completely wiped out a few years ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Chico paid the Chico newspaper or the Enterprise
Speaker 2: Record that's up there. Great paper they have talked about,
Speaker 2: and they've done a really great job of keeping it.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's Chico specific, so I think you
Speaker 2: and I understand all the terms and the street names
Speaker 2: and the places.
Speaker 3: And things like that. So it wouldn't be wouldn't unless
Speaker 3: you're a nerd. Go check it out.
Speaker 2: But they've done a good job of keeping everybody up
Speaker 2: to date. And Highway thirty two and thirty six way
Speaker 2: up there where they meet in the mountains, that's where
Speaker 2: this thing is headed. Now there's another fire, the Barrel
Speaker 2: Fire in Kern County that has lever leveled the old
Speaker 2: historic mining town of Havila. I think that's how you
Speaker 2: say it. This is another fire also started Wednesday, but
Speaker 2: it was in the Kern River Canyon, spread rapidly and
Speaker 2: ran through Hala Havevela on Friday night and took out
Speaker 2: almost the entire town. Nowhere near the size of Paradise
Speaker 2: or anything like that, but there was an historic built,
Speaker 2: historic place, appearing to spare only a few buildings, and
Speaker 2: as tender dry as we have seen the state over
Speaker 2: the course of the last years, right even with our
Speaker 2: couple of relatively wet winters. A guy was arrested in
Speaker 2: northern California last week after driving a truck without a
Speaker 2: front tire for four miles and starting several dozen fires
Speaker 2: alongside the road.
Speaker 3: Driving without a tire. You shouldn't do that. One more
Speaker 3: fire story? Are you?
Speaker 6: Did?
Speaker 3: You want one more al gore joke?
Speaker 5: Or no?
Speaker 3: We're done with that.
Speaker 2: Well, let me let me get this in there, because
Speaker 2: I want to be able to forget this. The study
Speaker 2: was released also today at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference
Speaker 2: in Philadelphia. What you did there exposure exposure of wildfire
Speaker 2: smoke increases the odds of being diagnosed with dementia more
Speaker 2: than any other type of air pollution.
Speaker 3: They said.
Speaker 2: It's the largest, most comprehensive review of the impact of
Speaker 2: wildfire smoke on brain health.
Speaker 3: According to its.
Speaker 1: Author, you're very much into brain health today. I feel
Speaker 1: like what happened this weekend?
Speaker 3: I didn't do. I didn't use it. You didn't I did.
Speaker 3: That's a problem that was really well.
Speaker 2: I read through I read through what was it a
Speaker 2: retirement planning booklet or something like that.
Speaker 3: That's why that's it's all making sense now. Because I
Speaker 3: was just trying.
Speaker 2: My wife had asked me the other day about what
Speaker 2: pension the union has, and I thought, I have no clue.
Speaker 1: I should look. Could you could you write me up
Speaker 1: a one No, No, I cannot because I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I do not pay attention.
Speaker 3: You got to pay dues for one right, I should
Speaker 3: write that check. You ain't gonna get no pension, and
Speaker 3: you put no dues in, you ain't gonna get no pension.
Speaker 2: That's the first page. That's what it says on the
Speaker 2: first page. You don't pay no dues, you ain't get
Speaker 2: no pension.
Speaker 1: While you're on it, let me know what our contract says.
Speaker 1: I don't know where the hell that is either.
Speaker 2: The French government says multiple telecom lines have also been
Speaker 2: hit by acts of vandalism, affecting FRA lines, fixed and
Speaker 2: mobile phone lines as cities around France hosting the events
Speaker 2: of the Olympics. The scale at this point, they said,
Speaker 2: is unclear, but they do not believe it has affected
Speaker 2: any Olympic activities. And then also we'll talk more about
Speaker 2: this when we get into the Olympics segment at eleven
Speaker 2: thirty or so. But organizers apologized yesterday for part of
Speaker 2: the opening ceremonies from Friday that featured what they said
Speaker 2: was an apparent re enactment of Leonardo da Vinci's The
Speaker 2: Last Supper.
Speaker 1: I thought it was the Greek ceremony of Dionysus. Yes, now,
Speaker 1: thank you for taking that from me there. I was
Speaker 1: going to do horrible things to it.
Speaker 2: They It included a woman with this crown that was
Speaker 2: looked like she was in the role of Jesus. Was
Speaker 2: a drag queen's yes, okay. The woman in the center
Speaker 2: was a woman, and then gay guy and one guy
Speaker 2: with his nuts hanging out.
Speaker 3: Whoa yeah, real yeah, and it was and then and then.
Speaker 2: That was crashed by the guy in blue wearing the
Speaker 2: head dress of fruit. That would have been Dionysus, Yes,
Speaker 2: the Greek god of fertility and wine and revelry.
Speaker 1: They're apologizing now to choot church groups.
Speaker 3: On On de Camp's calm.
Speaker 2: She's a French spokesperson for the Olympics, says clearly there
Speaker 2: was never an intention to show disrespect to any religious group.
Speaker 2: If people have taken any offense, we are of course
Speaker 2: really really sorry.
Speaker 3: The guy showing his uh is this the guy the.
Speaker 2: Black the black shot no, no, no, no, he's over on
Speaker 2: the other side over Oh oh why.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's too much escape? Escape? Why didn't that work anymore?
Speaker 7: Ago?
Speaker 3: There's escape? Where's my control? All the leap?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 1: That's not okay? Just genitals on display like that. That
Speaker 1: bothers me more than anything else.
Speaker 3: Okay. Who wants to see a stranger's nuts?
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: And it was broadcast for the entire world to see
Speaker 2: French nuts of.
Speaker 7: Course, right, I too loved Tony Stark and when he
Speaker 7: died an endgame, I was so sad, but I grieved,
Speaker 7: I processed, and then for them to bring him back,
Speaker 7: I just what what is happening? It kind of reminded
Speaker 7: me of watching soap operas with my mom growing up,
Speaker 7: Like that person died twice, How are they back?
Speaker 3: Marlane, Marlaine, It doesn't compute in.
Speaker 1: My mind, the one whose eyes turned red and her
Speaker 1: head spun around and days of our lives. Oh, and
Speaker 1: then there was Hope. Hope was missing for like my
Speaker 1: entire lifetime and then came back.
Speaker 3: But you knew who she was. Well, my mother watched
Speaker 3: that show. Oh.
Speaker 1: I haven't spent any time with real focus on a
Speaker 1: soap opera. But yeah, it's very confusing. Uh boy, we
Speaker 1: are looking for a swimmer. This is devastating Tower eleven
Speaker 1: there in Huntington. Yet two teens went swimming in Huntington
Speaker 1: Beach near that lifeguard Tower eleven, and one did not
Speaker 1: make it back to shore. Huntington Beach Fire says they
Speaker 1: were alerted at about nine pm last night. Divers and
Speaker 1: swimmers searching for this teenager were pulled out of the
Speaker 1: water about ten forty pm. We don't know the age,
Speaker 1: the identity, the gender of the swimmer at all. This
Speaker 1: is kind of near I pulled up the location. It's
Speaker 1: kind of near where the junior lifeguards meet there in
Speaker 1: Huntington Beach.
Speaker 2: One story says it was a he. I mean that's
Speaker 2: but that could change. We don't know if this is.
Speaker 2: We're still talking about teenagers that are given the information.
Speaker 2: Basically they did go back in the water this morning.
Speaker 2: We know to continue to look, but that's I mean
Speaker 2: being out in that water for ten hours, twelve hours. Yeah,
Speaker 2: multiple agencies, obviously state lifeguards are out there. Huntington Beach
Speaker 2: life Guards Marine Safety is leading the search with the
Speaker 2: assistance of Newport Beach Lifeguards. Have been helping out. State
Speaker 2: park lifeguards have been helping out. So there's a lot
Speaker 2: of eyeballs out there, but at this point, no good
Speaker 2: news to report in this ongoing search.
Speaker 1: There will be a press conference with the Coast Guard
Speaker 1: at about eleven thirty hour time. That just came in
Speaker 1: from the Coastguard's office.
Speaker 3: All right up next.
Speaker 2: I saw amazing videos and steal images from this traffic
Speaker 2: jam from over the weekend. Completely absolutely dangerous traffic jam
Speaker 2: that the CHP and Caltrans really couldn't do much about.
Speaker 2: Unless you were very angry and stuck in traffic, you
Speaker 2: think it's their fault.
Speaker 1: That's one of the most maddening things is when the
Speaker 1: road is shut down and there's no exit for you
Speaker 1: to get.
Speaker 3: To, which is weird because you think about it.
Speaker 2: It's not like you're driving up Highway fifty to Lake
Speaker 2: Tahoe where you've got a cliff on one side and
Speaker 2: you know, trees on the other. There's some flat road
Speaker 2: and desert around you, so you could if you had
Speaker 2: to get on the other.
Speaker 3: Side of the road. It's that lack of control thing
Speaker 3: that is also Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, Gary and shann if you were out there
Speaker 2: by the way in that absolute mess from over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Let us know, send us a talkback on the iHeart
Speaker 2: app or if you're listening on your smart speaker, just
Speaker 2: say hey, Schmas schmesa, send a message to KFI and
Speaker 2: then she'll record it and you can'll come in.
Speaker 3: We'll play it. Escape Escape, What are we doing here, folks?
Speaker 2: And last night they kept referring to Simone Bile's lower
Speaker 2: extremity because she had her ankle was taped. Yeah, want
Speaker 2: her left ankle I think was taped, and she she
Speaker 2: did a great odd They kept and they kept doing it. Oh,
Speaker 2: you can see that she's fighting an injury in her
Speaker 2: lower extremity.
Speaker 1: That documentary, by the way, on Netflix is exceptional. It's
Speaker 1: only two episodes at this point, and it just it
Speaker 1: shows how well it shows the human side of people
Speaker 1: that we think of as just athletes.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well she, I mean she did a lot to move
Speaker 2: that need a little bit, a lot to move the
Speaker 2: needle a little bit. She pulled out of the Olympics
Speaker 2: in twenty one.
Speaker 1: I mean she right, Well, it was a hole in
Speaker 1: her head type of a thing.
Speaker 3: And they go through it.
Speaker 1: If you're in your head and you're doing full speed
Speaker 1: vaults like that you could die.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Not good, not good. There's no.
Speaker 2: It's not like the yips where Chuck Knoblock can't throw
Speaker 2: the ball the first from second exactly.
Speaker 1: And I think that there was a lot of heat
Speaker 1: on her. Oh she's just gonna quit on the team.
Speaker 1: She's just gonna go oh oh, she doesn't want to
Speaker 1: go to work today, she says, she's just gonna quit
Speaker 1: on them. It's like, no, you're It's that the same
Speaker 1: thing as making widgets. Your life will be on the
Speaker 1: line if you land wrong, like on your neck, and
Speaker 1: you'll be paralyzed forever.
Speaker 3: So that you.
Speaker 1: Bob on your couch in you know, Ohio. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: it's just it's funny how everyone is so critical of
Speaker 1: these athletes, right they all know you clear it from
Speaker 1: football players all the time, you know, Like, Okay, I've
Speaker 1: got Bob and Ohio on his couch yelling at me
Speaker 1: to catch the ball. Bob can't catch that ship in
Speaker 1: his face. Meanwhile we send his lap.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: I remember seeing that at training camp when we were
Speaker 2: out there a couple of years ago, where they had
Speaker 2: basically a pitching machine and the receivers were walking towards
Speaker 2: the machine, and they catch a ball and then take
Speaker 2: another step closer, and catch a ball and take another
Speaker 2: step closer, and that ball was being wid jugs football
Speaker 2: machine machine.
Speaker 4: I thought that the Olympics was for young and upcoming athletes,
Speaker 4: So why do we send James Lebron. He's too old
Speaker 4: and his son is young but not good enough nailed down.
Speaker 3: I think the oldest Olympian this year is fifty nine.
Speaker 3: He is thirty nine. James Lebron might be early for
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 1: What she meant was she was just gonna say James,
Speaker 1: and then she wanted to specify that it was Lebron James,
Speaker 1: because James is a common last name.
Speaker 3: If you say so, I trust you, Okay.
Speaker 2: So something happened over the over the weekend that caused massive,
Speaker 2: massive problems. All lanes of fifteen between La and Vegas
Speaker 2: had to be shut down for forty eight hours because
Speaker 2: of a big rig accident.
Speaker 3: Now what happened was this was a chemical hazard.
Speaker 2: They said this big rig was carrying lithium batteries when
Speaker 2: it overturned, caught fire and created the hazmat situation. So
Speaker 2: by Saturday night, the truck still burning, still having the
Speaker 2: fire had been extinguished, but not until late Saturday. HP
Speaker 2: said all of the northbound lanes were closed on Friday.
Speaker 2: Everybody turned to alternate routes, such as the forty, which
Speaker 2: was the huge problem. The forty was the one where
Speaker 2: I saw all of the information that wasn't I should say,
Speaker 2: the information didn't get to the people who were trying
Speaker 2: to go on I forty about how crazy it was
Speaker 2: gonna be.
Speaker 5: Gary Shannon, Oh, that was the wrong one.
Speaker 3: Let me play the other one over here where she says, I.
Speaker 6: Know, Gary and Shannon, you just brought up the I
Speaker 6: fifteen being shut down. I'm a trucker. You should have
Speaker 6: seen the I forty. It was way worse. So everybody
Speaker 6: and their neighbor with all the truckers were on I
Speaker 6: forty completely.
Speaker 3: Stopped, Yeah, completely stopped.
Speaker 2: And they talked about people climbing out of their cars
Speaker 2: to do the duties on the roadway or on the
Speaker 2: median whatever it was. Some people driving through the desert
Speaker 2: to try to get around all of this.
Speaker 3: You know, where there were no roads, people were doing
Speaker 3: their duties on the median.
Speaker 2: Many wrote that authorities said greatly mishandled the situation by
Speaker 2: failing to warn people to steer clear of the congested roads,
Speaker 2: said the time estimates on the GPS maps were incorrect,
Speaker 2: potentially dangerous conditions where cars were overheating, they're running out
Speaker 2: of gas or electrical charge.
Speaker 3: Well, and I bet a lot of people didn't have water. Well,
Speaker 3: you don't play.
Speaker 2: That's the thing is if you well, I don't know
Speaker 2: about driving to Vegas, but if you're just hopping in
Speaker 2: the car to go somewhere, I don't know, Like if
Speaker 2: you're just driving up to Gilroy or something like that,
Speaker 2: do you you automatically plan to have a gallon of
Speaker 2: water in your car? Usually have something to drink, right,
Speaker 2: maybe a little water bottle. You're not there for hours.
Speaker 1: Well, and you also think you can stop at a
Speaker 1: gas station.
Speaker 3: Or whatever if you need something.
Speaker 2: They said that the single vehicle big rig crash happened
Speaker 2: just before six in the morning Friday near Afton Road
Speaker 2: exit between Barstow and Baker, so northbound traffic had been
Speaker 2: rerouted in the area to get onto some of the
Speaker 2: southbound lanes. Then the southbound lanes were initially closed after
Speaker 2: the crash. They were able to reopen on Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: They tried to move. This is the thing. They tried
Speaker 2: to move the truck from the freeway should out to
Speaker 2: the open land. I mean, there's nothing out there that's
Speaker 2: going to burn other than a couple of shrubs. There's
Speaker 2: nothing out there, So it would have been safe for
Speaker 2: them to drag it farther away from the freeway itself.
Speaker 3: But they couldn't do it.
Speaker 2: It was seventy five thousand pounds and even the big,
Speaker 2: big equipment that the San Bernardino County Fire District has
Speaker 2: was not able to move this thing. So this was
Speaker 2: off gassing of the hazardous chemicals from the lithium ion
Speaker 2: batteries and yay, I cannot imagine. I cannot imagine. But
Speaker 2: don't go on, don't go to Vegas on Friday?
Speaker 1: Are we allowed to start talking about our adventure?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Is it is it bad that we both just came
Speaker 1: up with the same word.
Speaker 3: Oh, it'll adventure. Well, let's talk about it at the
Speaker 3: top of the hour.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be Apropos and Swamp watch big adventure
Speaker 1: coming up for our show, Hee Wee's Big Adventure.
Speaker 2: Okay, there's also a whole series of terror in the
Speaker 2: Sky stories that Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got people that are groped, teenagers being groped.
Speaker 1: We've got the secret language behind those ding sounds. I
Speaker 1: mean to tease, like everyone's excited to hear about teenagers
Speaker 1: getting groped. That didn't come out right, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. Also, a flight is diverted mid air due
Speaker 1: to a passenger's disgusting act.
Speaker 3: You'll never guess what he did. Was it urination?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Was it dolphin time? Dolphin time? Oh like by himself time?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, what's even more disgusting than that? Feces vomit? Maybe
Speaker 3: will continue? It's time for terror in the skies.
Speaker 5: Zero to make rather get off my plane?
Speaker 3: Rader Rogers once our vector, Victor. I haven't had with
Speaker 3: these munty pipe snakes on this money. It's Gary and
Speaker 3: Shannon's Terror in the Skies on ko. Well, let's start here.
Speaker 2: This Boston bound United Airlines flight had to be diverted yesterday.
Speaker 3: Passengers and crew began vomiting.
Speaker 2: God, this is horrible due to a passenger involved bio
Speaker 2: hazard incident that forced an emergency lands.
Speaker 1: Do you have that affliction where you see or you
Speaker 1: hear somebody. You probably not, because you have kids and
Speaker 1: you kind of outgrow it, but before you had.
Speaker 3: Kids outgrow it. You just have to control.
Speaker 1: Here's someone vomiting. I totally have this, and then I like,
Speaker 1: I just can't do it.
Speaker 5: This was the pilot making the call, is a doctor,
Speaker 5: And I talked to the crew and sounds like it's
Speaker 5: quite bad.
Speaker 2: Back there.
Speaker 5: It's still really bad. The crew is vomiting and passengers
Speaker 5: all around are far as for bath starting, et cetera.
Speaker 5: And it sounds like, I think, you know, twenty minute
Speaker 5: flight to Cleveland is probably the better option instead of
Speaker 5: going an hour to straight ahead the box, especially when
Speaker 5: it's kind of being a biohouse. I think we need
Speaker 5: to probably get just played on the ground.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine being on an Exorcist flight like that
Speaker 1: where just one person starts and then I feel like
Speaker 1: we've seen in this movie before.
Speaker 3: Isn't it like it's like naked gun or something. No,
Speaker 3: it was stand By Me? Was it the pie eating contest?
Speaker 3: I haven't seen stand by Me since I am going
Speaker 3: to ignore that you just said that.
Speaker 2: That is one of the classic scenes in American cinema
Speaker 2: where the guy makes himself sick with the castor oil
Speaker 2: and then eats the entire wins the pie eating contest.
Speaker 3: Okay, I lost you.
Speaker 2: Houston is where it took off, and again you heard
Speaker 2: the pilots say they could go to Cleveland.
Speaker 3: It's just a short time away.
Speaker 1: I don't think i've ever seen that movie in entirety.
Speaker 1: I think I started a Stephen King fan.
Speaker 2: I am diverted to Washington Dulles International Airports afternoon.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I found it. Triangle of Sadness. It's a recent movie,
Speaker 1: Triangle of Shit, and it's where everyone on this luxury
Speaker 1: yacht starts vomiting due to seasickness.
Speaker 3: And it's awful, but it's hilarious.
Speaker 1: It's one of those things where you're laughing so hard
Speaker 1: at your stomach hurts and you start crying.
Speaker 3: Where everyone's parfect. Yeah, it's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Air Canada flight from Morocco to Montreal canceled over a
Speaker 2: flight attendant's response to a passenger who asked for a blanket.
Speaker 2: The flight attendant tried to remove the passenger from the
Speaker 2: plane and threatened to call the police before other passengers
Speaker 2: threatened to deplane in solidarity.
Speaker 3: The airline employee has heard.
Speaker 2: Saying you will behave or we will get off and
Speaker 2: I'll tell the captain right. And what's amazing is that
Speaker 2: the everybody else on the flight took the fellow passion
Speaker 2: your side. Usually they tell them to shut up and
Speaker 2: applaud when they get when they get taken off. A
Speaker 2: woman is now claiming that her cancer came back because
Speaker 2: she was not allowed to fly with her emotional support dog.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not how it works. I'm pretty sure. I'm
Speaker 1: not a doctor, but that's not how it works.
Speaker 2: She said that Jet Blue had on a flight from
Speaker 2: Lax to Fort Lauderdale's. She had bought round trip mint
Speaker 2: tickets from LA on Jet Blue, which would be business class,
Speaker 2: and they filled out the attestation paperwork to bring their dog,
Speaker 2: a twenty three pound Frenchy back. The outbound flight on
Speaker 2: September tewod went smoothly, the dog flew at her feet,
Speaker 2: and then pre boarding on the return flight, they were
Speaker 2: questioned about the dog and not permitted to pre board.
Speaker 3: God, why did I just do that?
Speaker 1: I just looked up vomit scenes from movies to see
Speaker 1: what I'm You know that there's a.
Speaker 3: Lot of vomiting movie It's funny.
Speaker 1: I mean it is funny in a lot of circumstances.
Speaker 3: It can be funny. Yeah, in some it's really sad.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of Reddit forums of why is there
Speaker 1: so much vomiting in movies? Could you imagine just being
Speaker 1: a keyboard warrior on a Reddit posing the question like
Speaker 1: where's your life at?
Speaker 3: At that point people that's their social network.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I mean I'm not defending, and I'm just
Speaker 2: saying that's what that's how people do it. That's what
Speaker 2: they think. They think they're making friends with people. I
Speaker 2: see they're not.
Speaker 3: Other people that are curious about vomiting in movies.
Speaker 2: Yes, there's a a somebody who put together a video
Speaker 2: specifically plane Language p L a n E. Plane Language,
Speaker 2: about two million views on TikTok already. According to the clip,
Speaker 2: when a single ding chimes in the cabin, the plane's
Speaker 2: getting ready to take off or land. Two dings means
Speaker 2: that the plane's safe altitude to use electronic devices other provisions.
Speaker 2: They said, it's like a secret language between the cabin
Speaker 2: crew and the cockpit.
Speaker 3: How did people not know this? I don't know. To me,
Speaker 3: it is a common sense. Of course.
Speaker 1: It's the way that the crew communicates to the captain
Speaker 1: and vice versa.
Speaker 3: And don't they just pick up the little phone.
Speaker 2: Sometimes, for instance, a high to low beep means that
Speaker 2: one flight attendant is signaling to another or that the
Speaker 2: flight deck is trying to reach them.
Speaker 1: You never want to hear three beeps, guys. Three means
Speaker 1: an emergency.
Speaker 2: Kiss it goodbye, ding ding ding, kiss it goodbye. Oh
Speaker 2: and then a teenage girl groped by a man from
Speaker 2: Alta Dina bord a red eye flight from Lax to Orlando.
Speaker 2: She is suing Delta Airlines, saying that flight attendants were
Speaker 2: serving this guy alcohol even though he already was drunk
Speaker 2: when he boarded the plane, and they did not restrain
Speaker 2: him after the assault.
Speaker 3: Good for her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what, I will sue on your behalf
Speaker 1: if you get groped on on your next flight.
Speaker 3: Who's my next flight? I think we're going to Texas first. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: you're going to Texas? Yeah, and then I'm going to Chicago.
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