Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
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Speaker 2: Yeah, my wife, I wasn't home, but my wife was
Speaker 2: saying that we only got like ten or twelve kids.
Speaker 1: Yeah, same rough So you were not home. Oh you
Speaker 1: were a theater adult theater practice.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I had a giant bag of candy in the car.
Speaker 4: I got those. But November first, it is Amnesty Day.
Speaker 2: Every like you should know that you could whatever happens today,
Speaker 2: candy wise is not discussed the other three hundred and six.
Speaker 4: Well, what happened yesterday? I need? Can I get retroactive amnesty?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Because I put down can I started? I had to
Speaker 2: hide it. What you say is I had to test it.
Speaker 2: You don't want, you know, razor blades in that candy
Speaker 2: in your hand. I'm not going to make excuses for
Speaker 2: my gluttony. It is what it is. But I got those,
Speaker 2: I bet I do.
Speaker 1: But I got those little baby Hershey's the ones that
Speaker 1: are like the special dark ones. Oh my god, just
Speaker 1: punched me in the face. And the special dark now
Speaker 1: they have with the Crispy Rice, there's a little crunch
Speaker 1: in there out of sixteen of those.
Speaker 2: Your Dodgers are world champions and they shall be celebrated
Speaker 2: thusly today with the parade and the event at Dodger Stadium.
Speaker 2: And we're going to have coverage all day because it
Speaker 2: is going to be quite quite a party throughout downtown
Speaker 2: LA and at Dodger Stadium. Our own Blake trolley is
Speaker 2: downtown lining up for the parade. What's going on, Blake?
Speaker 6: Yeah, guys, it is safe to say tens of thousands,
Speaker 6: if not one hundred thousand people are here in downtown
Speaker 6: LA right now. And it seems like the rate in
Speaker 6: which people are showing up is really picking up, which
Speaker 6: makes me really wonder how many people are actually going
Speaker 6: to be here once this parade gets kicked off at
Speaker 6: eleven thirty. When I got here, I got here about
Speaker 6: five o'clock this morning, and it was a real trickle.
Speaker 6: You saw a couple people kind of walking in, they
Speaker 6: had their chairs, and now you just see the masses
Speaker 6: rolling in and their Dodger blue and they are heading
Speaker 6: to the line right now as some cheers, some blow horns,
Speaker 6: and a lot of music's playing. It's a celebration now
Speaker 6: here today.
Speaker 4: Are there any buses on fire.
Speaker 6: So far, Shannon, this city, we'll talk in baseball terms,
Speaker 6: is oh for one on the on the on the
Speaker 6: bus fires. But I'll tell you it is. It is
Speaker 6: a busy Like I said, it is a busy crowd.
Speaker 6: I mean, these guys were doing the let's go Dodgers chant.
Speaker 6: The few that were here, they congregated pretty quickly. By
Speaker 6: six in the morning, they were doing the the Let's
Speaker 6: go Dodgers chat up on the line for a crowd
Speaker 6: of nobody really but the few newsgroups that were here.
Speaker 6: And now they are really fired up. And that's one
Speaker 6: thing I've kind of seen this morning with the people
Speaker 6: that are showing up is their their energy seems to
Speaker 6: be picking up right with the morning. A lot of
Speaker 6: the people I saw showing up this morning, it would
Speaker 6: be like a dad and four people with you know,
Speaker 6: burning red eyes that dad drug out of bed uh
Speaker 6: to come down to the to the parade. And now
Speaker 6: everybody seems to be on fire down here.
Speaker 1: I liked today's like today because my husband is the
Speaker 1: crazy one in the home. He was getting ready to
Speaker 1: go to the parade this morning and he's like, which
Speaker 1: jersey should I wear? I'm like, okay, there, Will say Dodgers.
Speaker 1: He's like, yeah, but should wear the All Star Game one?
Speaker 1: Or should I wear this one or that? Mary Will's
Speaker 1: I'm like, I don't care, can you? But I do
Speaker 1: that when I go to football games all the time.
Speaker 1: He took the Gold line in Blake. He said, it
Speaker 1: was just packed with Dodger fans.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's absolutely packed. I don't know if your husband
Speaker 6: is a crowd surf enthusiast, but you could definitely ride
Speaker 6: a solid wave here. You've got the you've got the
Speaker 6: base for it. I mean, just you look up and
Speaker 6: down the like I said, you look up and down
Speaker 6: the street and you just see people and it's a
Speaker 6: it's a thick line that goes back off the line
Speaker 6: where the parade's going to be running through. It probably
Speaker 6: goes thirty forty feet back in some places. If people
Speaker 6: just stacked up trying to see the Dodgers ride those
Speaker 6: double decker buses for about forty five minutes.
Speaker 4: Well we'll talk again, Blake.
Speaker 2: Keep your head about you, all right, Grey, Thanks man
Speaker 2: like trolley there down in downtown.
Speaker 4: The LA will check in with him next hour as well.
Speaker 2: The parade itself is supposed to start at eleven by
Speaker 2: the way, across the way down the hall, our friends
Speaker 2: at a five seventy LX Sports are covering the parade
Speaker 2: with live coverage that starts at the bottom of the hour.
Speaker 2: We know a little bit more, a tiny bit more
Speaker 2: about the guy who blew his hand off the other night,
Speaker 2: by the way, and that really ridiculously gruesome video of
Speaker 2: the Dodger fan wearing the Clayton Kershaw number but the
Speaker 2: name King on the back, carrying fireworks onto a downtown
Speaker 2: LA crosswalk and the thing blows up in his hands
Speaker 2: before he could put it on the ground and walk away.
Speaker 2: Needless to say, that covers him in smoke. It blows
Speaker 2: his fingers off on his left hand. Blood everywhere, blood everywhere.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like a.
Speaker 4: Game of Thrones scene.
Speaker 2: And one of the Okay, there's one guy yelling for
Speaker 2: people to call nine to one one, but he's holding
Speaker 2: his phone videoing the guy whose hand is now blown
Speaker 2: to shreds. And then there's another guy who comes over
Speaker 2: and looks at him and repeats the phrase, oh my goodness,
Speaker 2: oh my goodness.
Speaker 7: It's the funniest not holy s Yeah, yeah, oh my goodness, goodness,
Speaker 7: I think my grandmother.
Speaker 2: So anyway, the LA Fire Department said he was conscious
Speaker 2: and alert, but he did suffer bilateral hand wounds, which
Speaker 2: were described by officials as debilitating.
Speaker 1: I think every single person saw that video yesterday, I hope.
Speaker 2: So, I mean that should be that should be I
Speaker 2: guess fourth or July fodder for next you know a
Speaker 2: few months from now when we start doing the stories
Speaker 2: about hey, don't hold the things in your hand when
Speaker 2: you blow them off. The La Times blew it. The
Speaker 2: La Times, Oh they suck.
Speaker 1: Like what exact well, we have the saying the house
Speaker 1: the La Times yesterday's news tomorrow and that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 1: I mean, you win a World Series and it's not
Speaker 1: emblazoned on the front page of your paper the following morning.
Speaker 4: And the problem with the La Time is they don't
Speaker 4: have their own printing press. That's why they can't do
Speaker 4: box scores well.
Speaker 2: And they print so early now because because it's borrowed, right,
Speaker 2: it's just an awful way to do it. They say
Speaker 2: they will be producing a special edition that highlights the
Speaker 2: World Series champions, which would of course be a keepsake
Speaker 2: for UH Dodger fans if you're so interested. So anyway,
Speaker 2: we'll keep an eye on that parade and the event
Speaker 2: at Dodger Stadium that happens just after noon today. Idiot
Speaker 2: after idiot. And I'm talking about people down the campaign,
Speaker 2: not just here. I'm talking about campaign now we're dealing
Speaker 2: with it. Seems like every day there's going to be
Speaker 2: one firework that blows the proverbial hand off of the campaign.
Speaker 4: Oh, I like how you did that?
Speaker 2: Completely avoidable mistakes, and these guys are fighting to see
Speaker 2: who can make the worst one.
Speaker 4: That was a big side.
Speaker 2: People say stupid stuff, It gets broadcast. I mean we
Speaker 2: do this four hours a day. People say stupid stuff.
Speaker 2: It gets broadcast, and we forget what we're doing. What
Speaker 2: are we doing. We're trying to decide which person, out
Speaker 2: of the two people who lead the top of the
Speaker 2: tickets for both of the major parties, which of those
Speaker 2: two people would be better for maybe me individually, maybe
Speaker 2: you're thinking for your community. Maybe you're thinking, which one's
Speaker 2: going to be better for my voting block I belong to,
Speaker 2: which one's going to be better for my state, which
Speaker 2: one's going to be better for the country as a whole,
Speaker 2: whatever it is, And then you do incredibly stupid things
Speaker 2: like suggest that a former member of Congress should stand
Speaker 2: before a firing squads.
Speaker 3: Startter is a very dumb individual, very dumb. She's a
Speaker 3: radical warhawk. Let's put her with a rifle, standing there
Speaker 3: with nine barrel shooting at her. Okay, let's see how
Speaker 3: she feels about it. You know when the guns are
Speaker 3: trained on her face.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's not good.
Speaker 3: You know, there are all walkhawks when they're sitting in
Speaker 3: Washington in a nice building saying, oh, do you will.
Speaker 3: Let's let's send ten thousand troops right into the mouth
Speaker 3: of the enemy.
Speaker 4: Now again his point.
Speaker 2: Too many times members of Congress or presidents send our
Speaker 2: young men and women into harm's way without having any
Speaker 2: skin in the game themselves, right, And I get it.
Speaker 2: Every president should have that mentality, and remember that mentality.
Speaker 2: Don't say that about a former member of Congress, you moron,
Speaker 2: or really anyone, anyone. It was an idiotic way to
Speaker 2: make his point. And then he's gonna get you know,
Speaker 2: she has to come out and say this is proof,
Speaker 2: this is how dictators ruined democracies, et cetera. And then
Speaker 2: on the other side, then the other side, you have
Speaker 2: this moron, and again not necessarily the candidate clearly, but
Speaker 2: Mark Cuban, a billionaire who supports Kamala Harris, had suggested
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump never surround is never around strong intelligent women.
Speaker 4: You never see him around strong intelligent women. Whatever, It's
Speaker 4: just that simple.
Speaker 2: Now, My favorite part about his whole thing was Tulsei
Speaker 2: Gabbard has been a fixture on the Trump campaign trail
Speaker 2: for the last what I would say two months probably
Speaker 2: and in fact not too long ago, decided that she
Speaker 2: was gonna we know, she dropped the Democratic Tic Democratic Party,
Speaker 2: became an independent.
Speaker 4: She's kind of a sign of plants, though she signed
Speaker 4: up with the Republican Party.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's a badass and would kick Mark Cuban's ass
Speaker 2: and could talk him under the table when it comes
Speaker 2: to foreign relations.
Speaker 1: But then you look at Nicki Haley, who is a strong,
Speaker 1: intelligent woman who will not appear with him.
Speaker 2: And that was the whole That was the question that
Speaker 2: prompted his response was why isn't Nicki Haley campaigning for him?
Speaker 2: And his argument was, well, he doesn't like to be
Speaker 2: seen next to strong and I don't think it's that.
Speaker 2: I think they don't want to be seen with him.
Speaker 2: He then had to eat his words. Later in the day,
Speaker 2: was asked specific about it by a radio host. What
Speaker 2: did you mean when you said strong independent.
Speaker 4: Intelligent women. Yeah, this morning, strong intelligent women. You want
Speaker 4: to say anything about that.
Speaker 5: Sure, let me read you what I said first. You know,
Speaker 5: I said Donald Trump you never see him around strong
Speaker 5: intelligent women. Ever. It's just that simple.
Speaker 4: I'll go on.
Speaker 5: I mean, he just can't have her, meaning Nikki Cahlly around.
Speaker 5: It wouldn't work. So I wasn't saying that, you know,
Speaker 5: Republican women aren't strong intelligent women. That's obviously not the case.
Speaker 5: I probably should have given examples that, you know, he
Speaker 5: has worked with, you know, Kelly and Conway, Tulsey, Gabbert,
Speaker 5: Linda McMahon, and that probably would have clarified some of it.
Speaker 5: But the reality is, I mean, maybe you can correct me,
Speaker 5: but I haven't seen him side by side with Kelly
Speaker 5: and tom Way in a while. I haven't seen him
Speaker 5: side by side.
Speaker 2: And so it's it's an idiotic move on his part
Speaker 2: to have said it in the first one.
Speaker 1: Well, it's true who has appeared who has appeared with
Speaker 1: him recently?
Speaker 2: No, no, I'm not saying, listen, he he he doesn't
Speaker 2: appear with anybody. That's what I'm saying is that he
Speaker 2: doesn't have uh. I mean, Tulsiy Gabbard is one that.
Speaker 1: Devil's advocate to play Devil's advocate except for the comedian
Speaker 1: and who told the joke that's lasted five days in
Speaker 1: the news cycle. I mean, he does have people on
Speaker 1: stage with him or before him at these rallies and things.
Speaker 2: Tulci Gabbert was a Madison Square Guarden was she did
Speaker 2: she speak?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean, and that's the it's it's an issue like
Speaker 2: this was just an avoidable thing. It was an avoidable
Speaker 2: black eye for either one of these guys, completely avoidable.
Speaker 4: But they can't. I can't.
Speaker 1: I still can't believe Biden was eating those babies.
Speaker 4: Who's signed off on that?
Speaker 1: Did you hear about Tucker Carlson and the demon that
Speaker 1: attacked him while he slept?
Speaker 4: The what demon?
Speaker 1: He claims a demon attacked him while he slept in
Speaker 1: bed and left visible marks on his body. It's in
Speaker 1: a new documentary called Christianity's He reveals he once woke
Speaker 1: up to find huge claw marks on his sides and
Speaker 1: show ones that did not match his own hands. He
Speaker 1: said that the demon did not wake his wife or dogs,
Speaker 1: who are notoriously light sleepers, but he went to the
Speaker 1: bathroom to see the damage the demon had done. He
Speaker 1: flicks on the bathroom light and says he saw four
Speaker 1: claw marks on each side of his rib cage and
Speaker 1: more on his shoulder that were bleeding profusely.
Speaker 4: Did you say he was sleeping with his dogs.
Speaker 1: They're probably in the room or on the floor or something,
Speaker 1: he said. The next morning, he thought the attack had
Speaker 1: all been a dream until he saw the blood soaked sheets.
Speaker 1: That the incident made him explore his faith, reading the
Speaker 1: Bible to figure out exactly what happened, though he says
Speaker 1: he still doesn't understand it to this day.
Speaker 4: But he doesn't think his dogs did it. That's really
Speaker 4: the big question, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Don't forget Dodger's World champs. You can join us tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow morning. That's today, isn't it. Today's the parade? Today's
Speaker 2: the parade?
Speaker 4: Are you having a stroke?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 4: What is your date of birth? And you weary? Hmmm? Oh,
Speaker 4: it's coming up. You're going to be fifty two.
Speaker 1: Dodgers are world champs. Wow, that's wild. That sounds a
Speaker 1: lot older than fifty one, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: Coverage of the championship celebration at AM five to seventy
Speaker 2: LA Sports and an HD on the iheartradiop used that
Speaker 2: keyword AM five seventy LA Sports prevented by prevented presented fifty.
Speaker 4: Two is very young, very young, very youthful. The decline
Speaker 4: has begun.
Speaker 1: Hey, I just wanted to mention this because I'm curious
Speaker 1: about TikTok's effects on the election and this week. First
Speaker 1: of all, thirty nine percent of the youth say that
Speaker 1: they get their news from TikTok, according to Pew Research.
Speaker 1: And this week, you know it's circulating is the Billy
Speaker 1: Bush tape because a lot of the kids on TikTok.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's been eight years since that was leaked,
Speaker 1: So a lot of people on the TikTok are seeing
Speaker 1: the grab them right in the for the first time
Speaker 1: and are appalled in shopper.
Speaker 4: Well, I guess that was eight years. Well, you think
Speaker 4: about the new vote. Eighteen year olds, nineteen year olds,
Speaker 4: they were ten.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't that would not have been in their purview
Speaker 1: and their parents wouldn't have told them anything about that.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll talk a little bit about this New York
Speaker 2: City private school that tells people that they can stay
Speaker 2: at home because of the and by people I mean
Speaker 2: students because of the election. But first, the happy stuff.
Speaker 2: The happy stuff is Championship Friday. We've got the Dodgers
Speaker 2: Championship parade that's going to take place here pretty soon.
Speaker 2: And joining us live from the downtown area, our own
Speaker 2: Corbyn Carson.
Speaker 4: Who's down there. What's going on?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 9: It is not to use the obvious phrase, but a
Speaker 9: sea of blue down here. Literally everyone is wearing blue
Speaker 9: Dodgers and so many people got here super early this morning.
Speaker 9: Fans are telling me they are owed this parade. They
Speaker 9: were you know, they missed it during the pandemic. You
Speaker 9: got lawn chairs down here, tenths down here. Some guy
Speaker 9: opened a bar down here, he's serving drinks. It's it's
Speaker 9: it's madness out here. I talked to this fan. They
Speaker 9: he says he got here super early and they're from
Speaker 9: a San Jose state and he says the whole series
Speaker 9: was great, but his favorite part.
Speaker 10: Game five, coming back down from that five to zero deficit,
Speaker 10: that was that was a great thing to watch on Friday.
Speaker 8: Oh, I was definitely sladen. I was interested in my seat.
Speaker 10: We were required for a good like forty five minutes
Speaker 10: at the start, and then they started coming back and
Speaker 10: we started getting as loud as we possibly could.
Speaker 8: But walking through those moments, it was five to one.
Speaker 8: I remember when then they scored like back to the Yeah,
Speaker 8: we watched, We watched the Yankees.
Speaker 10: You know, they started really like Judge started with Judge,
Speaker 10: you know, missing that that line drive in center field,
Speaker 10: and after that it just, you know, it just kept
Speaker 10: spiraling and they they really couldn't get together and then
Speaker 10: uh Cole in his air at first base not getting
Speaker 10: over on that PfP. You know that Really that really
Speaker 10: put Dug a deep hole for him and they couldn't
Speaker 10: come back from it.
Speaker 8: So it was great to see. It was great to watch.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so a lot of crazy excitement out here. People
Speaker 9: wearing kershaw or tawny jerseys.
Speaker 8: Bets you. It's just a lot a lot of fun
Speaker 8: out here.
Speaker 4: Awesome. We'll check back in with you and if anything happened,
Speaker 4: you let us know.
Speaker 8: Right you guys want me to get you a drink
Speaker 8: from one of these guys here.
Speaker 1: Na Sottle Early, don't you think, oh, come on, it's
Speaker 1: a parade to enjoy yourself.
Speaker 8: I mean, we're talking mixed drinks out here. It's it's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Well it's nine am. It is five o'clock somewhere.
Speaker 1: Thanks guys, What was I going to say? Yeah, that
Speaker 1: that Aaron Judge error really opened it all up. That
Speaker 1: was the first olive that came out of the jar
Speaker 1: to make room for all the other olives.
Speaker 2: And it was a there's no reason why the center
Speaker 2: fielder needs to look at the guy running from now.
Speaker 4: He wasn't going anywhere.
Speaker 1: He's not going to challenge stake you don't see on
Speaker 1: the high school diamonds.
Speaker 4: It's awful. It's very weird, all right.
Speaker 2: So New York City's one of New York City's elite
Speaker 2: private schools is telling families that quote, students who feel
Speaker 2: too emotionally distressed the day after election day will be
Speaker 2: excused from classes, and that's psychologists will be available during
Speaker 2: the week to provide counseling. If your child is too
Speaker 2: emotionally distressed from this election or any election, that's your fault.
Speaker 1: Remember the radio station that rhymes with nprar, right, that
Speaker 1: brought puppies into the newsroom after Trump won in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: Yes, because we have coddled people for so long.
Speaker 4: I'm kind of amazing. I could do with some puppies.
Speaker 4: I will fake trauma. I can bring a puppy here.
Speaker 1: Yes, I am traumatized. I need a puppy and a baby.
Speaker 1: Do you have a baby.
Speaker 4: I don't have a bait. I mean we could get one.
Speaker 4: Can you bring the puppy on Tuesday? Yeah? Bring the
Speaker 4: puppy on It's Tuesday. I don't know. I feel I
Speaker 4: feel like something's happening on Tuesday, the election. Oh that's
Speaker 4: this Tuesday. Yeah, huh, I guess I could. Are you
Speaker 4: having a stroke?
Speaker 8: I might be.
Speaker 4: Is it the candy?
Speaker 2: It might be this room because you had a stroke
Speaker 2: earlier this week on Wednesday.
Speaker 4: You couldn't tell what time it was. It was awful.
Speaker 4: I went to the news at like fifty. By the way.
Speaker 2: This school, by the way, the Ethical Culture Fieldston School
Speaker 2: is the school where Jerry Seinfeld's kid or kids go.
Speaker 4: I don't know what he's how old they are whatever.
Speaker 1: Those kids don't even eat vegetables. They have to have
Speaker 1: their vegetables hidden in their food.
Speaker 4: It's about a forty thousand dollars a year school.
Speaker 2: Of course it is, and you're going to have psychologists
Speaker 2: on hand to provide counseling for the children.
Speaker 1: Yes, if there's kids that need counseling, it's the one
Speaker 1: sent to a forty thousand dollars a year school. I
Speaker 1: am a firm believer in that you should send you
Speaker 1: your kids to sketchy schools.
Speaker 4: Let them get through all the stress.
Speaker 1: Of getting potentially knifed at recess, and then they'll grow
Speaker 1: up stronger built character. Absolutely, public schools are great for
Speaker 1: that kind of thing.
Speaker 4: We have a cheese robbery update. Okay, I ate a
Speaker 4: piece of cheese yesterday. Oh, I saw it to the
Speaker 4: food that you.
Speaker 1: I had other recreational cheese. I had some of that cheddar.
Speaker 1: I meant to bring you the block, but I forgot.
Speaker 4: Just to get it out of my fat. I had
Speaker 4: cheddar on my chili last year.
Speaker 8: You did.
Speaker 4: Yes, that sounds delicious. That's a good chili night flipping.
Speaker 2: Great new law goes into effect in Texas today where
Speaker 2: hospitals must ask patients whether they are in the United States. Legally,
Speaker 2: the people don't have to answer, but the hospital has
Speaker 2: to act ask because it's a law trying to track
Speaker 2: the cost of treating people without legal status. Critics have
Speaker 2: feared that this is going to scare people away from
Speaker 2: going to the hospitals for treatment, even though, like I said,
Speaker 2: patients are not required to answer those questions in order
Speaker 2: to receive the medical care.
Speaker 4: And I know this is Dodger's day, I get it.
Speaker 2: The Giants are expected to announce today that they have
Speaker 2: hired Tommy Lasorda's godson as their general manager.
Speaker 4: What are they doing with the names?
Speaker 1: The buster poseys that and that's sacrilegious, like going into
Speaker 1: the Losorda family for your GM as a giant?
Speaker 4: Like what zachmnistry?
Speaker 1: That is the sound of my father's ashes rolling over somewhere?
Speaker 2: How we say Zach Manacian could be their new general manager.
Speaker 2: The expectation is that they'll make the announcement today. Zach's
Speaker 2: brother Perry is general manager of the Angels right now?
Speaker 4: Didn't we used to have Tommy Lasorda's granddaughter working here?
Speaker 4: Is it Tommy Lasorda's granddaughter? That does sound about right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And handle offended her something along those lines, right?
Speaker 2: Something today is canny amnisus day anty.
Speaker 4: I find that hard to say.
Speaker 2: Because today is the day you go to Dollar General,
Speaker 2: Family Dollar, all of those generals and you get your
Speaker 2: half price.
Speaker 8: K has Halloween.
Speaker 5: Things on them, and if you wait another week, they'll
Speaker 5: probably drop to seventy five percent.
Speaker 1: They're right next to the world serious Champion Yankees t
Speaker 1: shirts Dollar General.
Speaker 4: He asked your father to make an earthquake yesterday. Oh
Speaker 4: he did, and that was so crazy. So we were
Speaker 4: making a comment.
Speaker 2: We had people calling with creepy stories, and one woman
Speaker 2: said that her was that I think it was their
Speaker 2: uncle was an electrician, and she said, if you're here
Speaker 2: and you can hear me, then make that light turn off.
Speaker 2: And the light in the living room went off. So
Speaker 2: we jokingly said, or you said, hey, Dad, Eric, can
Speaker 2: hear me?
Speaker 8: How about an earthquake?
Speaker 4: I was like, maybe a mild earthquake?
Speaker 1: And then yesterday at four h two, a brief two
Speaker 1: point nine magnitude earthquake right underneath me in Pasadena. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like right where I was in Pasadena at the time.
Speaker 1: That was insane. I texted my brother and my mom
Speaker 1: that I said.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We asked listeners for ghost stories. Most were about dead relatives.
Speaker 1: So I asked dad to send a mild earthquake and
Speaker 1: then this and I sent the screenshot of the earthquake information.
Speaker 4: And neither one. They're both smart asses.
Speaker 1: Neither one was like, whoa, that's so cool A heart something. No,
Speaker 1: my brother texts, can you ask him for a retirement
Speaker 1: plan for me? And then my mom says, maybe a
Speaker 1: new pancreas for me? Oh boy, she had pancreatitis. I'm
Speaker 1: like you, guys, I said, listen, we only have two
Speaker 1: more wishes from the genie in the sky.
Speaker 4: We got to be careful about this. This is why
Speaker 4: we can't have nice things. But I squandered the first wish.
Speaker 2: Guys, we have told you about the cheese that was
Speaker 2: stolen from Neil's Yard Dairy in London, a well known
Speaker 2: cheese specialist. They someone stole nine hundred and fifty wheels
Speaker 2: of cloth wrapped artisanal cheddar. Every wheel of cheese had
Speaker 2: been delivered before it realized that it had been to scams.
Speaker 4: You're drooling, sorry, sixty three.
Speaker 2: Year old man has been arrested after more than twenty
Speaker 2: four tons of that cheese was stolen.
Speaker 1: Haw Food, Welsh Organic Cheddar, Westcomb Cheddar and Pitchfork Cheddar.
Speaker 4: They all sound delicious. Don't they. Gosh, I love all
Speaker 4: the cheddars. I've hit that pitchfork. Yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: The man was detained on suspicion of fraud by false
Speaker 2: representation and handling stolen goods he was questioning has since
Speaker 2: been released on bail pending further inquiries, but that they
Speaker 2: do have what they think is the guy responsible for
Speaker 2: the largest cheese heist in recent London history.
Speaker 1: The largest neck tattoo convention going on. We'll get an
Speaker 1: update live.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think we're pretty proud of our neck tattoos,
Speaker 1: us being a Dodger family. Okay, I mean you don't
Speaker 1: get a neck tattoo because you're shy about it.
Speaker 2: An excellent point. You don't want people to ignore the
Speaker 2: neck tattoo that you wt You gotta shout it. Shout
Speaker 2: out your neck tattoo.
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