Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. About two miles away from Heathrow.
Speaker 1: It was a large explosion that was heard, followed followed
Speaker 1: by a fireball and clouds of smoke when the fire
Speaker 1: ripped through that electrical substation. Like I said, about two
Speaker 1: miles from the airport. No reason to believe it was suspicious.
Speaker 1: No foul play is expected at this point.
Speaker 2: But anti terrorism forces are helping investigate whatever it was
Speaker 2: that went on. You would imagine that in one of
Speaker 2: the world's largest airports being shut down for an entire
Speaker 2: day and maybe longer, that people would be absolutely losing
Speaker 2: their minds when reporting on this story. That is not
Speaker 2: the British way. This is the British way.
Speaker 3: That can assist in progressing at this investigation at pace
Speaker 3: to minimize disruption and identify the cause. Well, it's hi
Speaker 3: earlier of Fibrigade gave a news conference at the.
Speaker 4: Scene twenty three. No one's freaking out.
Speaker 1: One, No, it's it's very different. But they do have
Speaker 1: broadcasting rules over there where they cannot lose their minds.
Speaker 1: The way we can. But similarly, there was a passenger
Speaker 1: by the name of Lawrence Hayes.
Speaker 4: He was three quarters of.
Speaker 1: The way to London from New York when the Virgin
Speaker 1: Atlantic flight announced they were being diverted to Scotland. He says, Lawrence,
Speaker 1: it was a redee flight, and I'd already had a
Speaker 1: full day, so I don't even know how long I've
Speaker 1: been up for. Luckily, I managed to get hold of
Speaker 1: my wife. She's kindly booked me a train ticket to
Speaker 1: get back to Houston. But it's going to be an
Speaker 1: incredibly long day. We would be absolute animals if this happened.
Speaker 1: Heathrow is the biggest hub. I mean, they had the
Speaker 1: biggest January on record, by the way, so it is
Speaker 1: busier than busier Heathrow right now. And they say that
Speaker 1: these flight delays, cancelations, reverberations are going to last day,
Speaker 1: maybe weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, even if they do reopen, the plan as of
Speaker 2: right now is that Heathrow reopens at midnight their time,
Speaker 2: which would be later in the afternoon for us, later
Speaker 2: this afternoon for us. That still means thousands of past
Speaker 2: tens of thousands of passengers and hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker 2: flights are going to be delayed, canceled, moved, and then
Speaker 2: you've got the flight crews that were supposed to be
Speaker 2: at Heathrow that have to be moved around, the airplanes
Speaker 2: that have to be moved around.
Speaker 1: Heathrow is a hub for the globe, so you're seeing
Speaker 1: things like a flight from Tokyo being sent to Helsinki, right,
Speaker 1: you know, a departure from Hong Kong going to Amsterdam.
Speaker 1: One from Dubai routed to Munich. I mean, you're turning
Speaker 1: up in a place is very foreign from where you
Speaker 1: expected to go because you were going to connect through Heathrow.
Speaker 1: As Hugh Grant says in the major motion picture Love, Actually.
Speaker 4: You remember this part, right, J Blake, I remember what
Speaker 4: I had for breakfast today?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's at the beginning of the movie, and Hugh
Speaker 1: Grant says, whenever I get gloomy with the state of
Speaker 1: the world, I think about the arrivals gated Heathrow Airport.
Speaker 1: It seems to me that love is actually everywhere.
Speaker 2: Here is the Fire Brigade captain talking this morning from Ethra.
Speaker 5: At twenty twenty three on the evening of the twentieth
Speaker 5: of March, London Fire Brigade received two hundred and twelve
Speaker 5: calls to a fire and a high vaultage substation near
Speaker 5: Heathrow Airport. The fire involved a transformer comprising of twenty
Speaker 5: five thousand liters of cooling oil fully of light. This
Speaker 5: created a major hazard due to the still live high
Speaker 5: voltage equipment and the nature of the oil fueled fire.
Speaker 5: LFB was in close contact with Blue Light partners overnight
Speaker 5: and at zero zero forty two the Metropolitan Police declared
Speaker 5: a minor incident.
Speaker 4: Again you mentioned this before.
Speaker 2: At this point they're saying there's no evidence of there's
Speaker 2: no evidence of foul play, but that counter terrorism officers
Speaker 2: are going to be leading this investigation because of the
Speaker 2: impact that it has on what they consider critical well
Speaker 2: what we all would consider critical infrastructure in the form
Speaker 2: of that massive, massive airport. Now again, thousands of people
Speaker 2: literally stuck at Heathrow because they can't get out and
Speaker 2: they have no idea when their planes are going to
Speaker 2: be getting.
Speaker 4: Out, and they said there's no flight and we have.
Speaker 1: Yet to hear anything.
Speaker 4: We've been here for how long three hours, three and
Speaker 4: a half hours, four hours with no information. We're waiting.
Speaker 4: We don't know one of our party was said that
Speaker 4: we wouldn't get out till the twenty fourth, which is
Speaker 4: a long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is now. If you're a Heathrow the good
Speaker 1: news is there's a million things to do. I mean
Speaker 1: it's basically an amusement park with airports. I mean you
Speaker 1: can a spa day at Heathrow. You can do anything there,
Speaker 1: get your nails done, what have you. If you're diverted
Speaker 1: to Gatwick, you're screwed. There's nothing to do at Gatwick.
Speaker 1: There might be like a fish and chips place that's subpar,
Speaker 1: but you're screwed. There's nothing to do there. You're diverted
Speaker 1: to Shannon and Ireland, nothing to do there. The good
Speaker 1: news is if you're a layover, is it Heathrow, it's
Speaker 1: at Heathrow.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 2: They have said that they have not had any evidence
Speaker 2: found any evidence that this was foul play. But European
Speaker 2: leaders have been very on edge lately, specifically because of
Speaker 2: what's been going on with Russia and Ukraine, and they
Speaker 2: have been concerned that there would be some serious acts
Speaker 2: of sabotagem I five, which is the domestic spy agency.
Speaker 2: I guess you could say the FBI for the uk
Speaker 2: I five had come out and been warning not just
Speaker 2: British government officials but others in Europe that Kremlin spy
Speaker 2: agencies are on a sustained to generate mayhem across Europe,
Speaker 2: including encouraging arson, encouraging sabotage. This would fit that, this
Speaker 2: would fit that MO if in fact they do find
Speaker 2: some evidence of foul play.
Speaker 1: I was surprised they came out right away and said
Speaker 1: there was no evidence of foul play, and if that
Speaker 1: was a play on investigating foul play, we'll find out,
Speaker 1: all right. Everyone lost their minds this morning because they
Speaker 1: said Elon Musk was going to get briefed on China.
Speaker 1: But he's not elected. Why is he getting all this information?
Speaker 1: Trump now is taking office at the Oval Office, He says,
Speaker 1: Elon Musk was there for Doze, not for China. PS.
Speaker 1: Boeing just got a massive contract, massive to serve as
Speaker 1: basically the quarterback of the Air Force's future fleet to
Speaker 1: take on China. We'll tell you about that development when
Speaker 1: we come back.
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Speaker 1: I was wondering, I wonder what happened in Gary shower
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 2: Well, let me be clear when IM straight stuff, when
Speaker 2: I pantomime, I keep it, kept it here.
Speaker 4: I kept it, I kept it above the desk.
Speaker 1: But you did show me the pit.
Speaker 4: I did the pit thing that's.
Speaker 2: Usually number one, that's usually number one hot spot. But
Speaker 2: I didn't get into the number two hot spots. I
Speaker 2: just said, I just it was a different soap.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of you using your wife.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of new, can I get some excitement music?
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me see if I can Tony give me
Speaker 2: the there is that's so that's not exciting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'll work all right, My fellow Americans, I would
Speaker 1: like to introduce you to what's being called next Generation
Speaker 1: air Dominance.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: This is air Force's future fighter jet. It will have
Speaker 1: stealth and penetration capabilities that far exceed those of the
Speaker 1: current fleet by your US Air Force. This, they say,
Speaker 1: this next generation air dominance is essential in our potential
Speaker 1: conflict with China. Stealth and penetration capabilities America, yep, the
Speaker 1: ability to be secret and penetrative okay, at the same
Speaker 1: time against China into China.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm done. It's called an F forty seven.
Speaker 1: So is it interesting to you that Boeing gets this contract?
Speaker 2: It Listen the ride ups that I saw last night.
Speaker 2: I didn't know this announcement was coming down today, but
Speaker 2: the ride ups that I saw last night had suggested
Speaker 2: that Boeing was kind of on the ropes. Boeing hasn't
Speaker 2: been doing well in terms of the building of Air
Speaker 2: Force one, the new fleet of Air Force one planes,
Speaker 2: and the Boeing Starliner feis Ago that left those astronauts
Speaker 2: stranded in June.
Speaker 1: And the President's kind of made this big showing that
Speaker 1: Elon Musk and SpaceX was the rescuer in all of this,
Speaker 1: the hero. So for him to come out and announce
Speaker 1: that Boeing is going to build our next generation fighter
Speaker 1: jet is a pretty big deal.
Speaker 4: It's significant, very significant. Okay.
Speaker 2: So the other story that was happening regarding military stuff
Speaker 2: today is that Elon Musk was due at the Pentagon.
Speaker 2: He's already been there and had this briefing that was
Speaker 2: taking place. But The New York Times wrote it up
Speaker 2: by saying that that Elon Musk was going to the
Speaker 2: Pentagon to be briefed on the US military's plan for
Speaker 2: any war that might break out with China. The Washington
Speaker 2: Post said it was focused on the threat posed by China.
Speaker 2: The Wall Street Journal said the top secret briefing was
Speaker 2: plans for a potential war with China. When those stories
Speaker 2: came out, sourced by different people over the course from
Speaker 2: each of those three different news agencies, the Pentagon immediately
Speaker 2: came out and said none of that is true at all.
Speaker 4: Sean Parnell is a spokesman for the Pentagon.
Speaker 7: This started with this New York Times headline and they
Speaker 7: since changed it. But Musk set to get access to
Speaker 7: top secret US plan for potential war with China. This
Speaker 7: is egregious, This is fake. The New York Times should
Speaker 7: retract this story. Five anonymous sources I've been On Bilat
Speaker 7: calls with the Secretary. I see how hard he's working
Speaker 7: to implement the President's agenda and pursue peace through strength.
Speaker 7: This type of garbage from the New York Times undermines
Speaker 7: that process and undermines our mission. It shouldn't happen at all.
Speaker 7: Elon Musk is just coming over here for a visit again.
Speaker 7: He's an innovator.
Speaker 6: This is a guy that shot a rocket.
Speaker 7: A thousands of miles an hour, that's thousands of pounds,
Speaker 7: and as it landed back on the Earth, it was
Speaker 7: grabbed out of mid air by a giant robot arm.
Speaker 7: We want a guy like Elon Musk in the defense
Speaker 7: departments to help us come up with creative solutions to
Speaker 7: the problems that we face of the day.
Speaker 2: That last part I thought was the most brilliant defense
Speaker 2: of Elon Musk and his value to the country outside
Speaker 2: of doze, Outside of whatever concern you have about an
Speaker 2: unelected guy going in and taking a look at these
Speaker 2: different agencies and how to streamline the federal government. This
Speaker 2: is a guy who thinks outside the box and has
Speaker 2: successfully been able to do things that we thought were unimaginable.
Speaker 2: The idea that he would have a car company that's
Speaker 2: all electric that blew the doors off of the auto
Speaker 2: industry and changed the priorities for the auto industry in
Speaker 2: the United States, in fact the world. And then the SpaceX,
Speaker 2: this private exploration. You can't argue this guy's innovation.
Speaker 1: You can argue if you think he's smart or not
Speaker 1: based on his decision making. You cannot argue on his intelligence.
Speaker 1: And when we got out of the business of putting
Speaker 1: the most intelligent people in power is a very dangerous
Speaker 1: move because if you're only going to have the Washington
Speaker 1: establishment make the decisions in Washington, we're going to remain screwed.
Speaker 1: The more people you can bring in with unique independent
Speaker 1: thought and people who are not entrenched in politics and
Speaker 1: have people to pay back and backs to scratch and
Speaker 1: oils to spread the better lotions, oils and lotions, lotions
Speaker 1: and potions. You didn't work with John and Ken for
Speaker 1: as long as I did. They're very much into the
Speaker 1: oils and the lotions.
Speaker 2: I have never spread oils and or lotions on either
Speaker 2: of those two. Well, you're not a politician. Those two
Speaker 2: have been looped up numerous times. I'm yeah, I'm.
Speaker 4: Sorry that was necessary. I was unnecessary.
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Speaker 1: But you know what I mean, everybody in Washington has
Speaker 1: favors to pay back and to have somebody who doesn't
Speaker 1: have any That's why Arnold Twarzenegger was so successful at
Speaker 1: getting elected, you know, without the special interests. That was
Speaker 1: the thing. He didn't owe anybody anything. He didn't want money.
Speaker 1: He just wanted to get in and disrupt things and
Speaker 1: change the way things were done in Sacramento.
Speaker 2: Was Arnat Schwarzenegger like an early indicator of what President
Speaker 2: Trump was going to Yeah? Interesting, I never thought of
Speaker 2: it that way, but that kind of makes sense, all right.
Speaker 2: The new book that's coming out Facebook does not want
Speaker 2: you to read it will explain why.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's some great nuggets in here.
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Speaker 1: Six forty stories we're following for you today sabotage not
Speaker 1: suspected in that electrical fire that brought Heathrow to a standstill.
Speaker 1: Officials have not now they say, ruled out foul play.
Speaker 1: Of course, one of the busiest airports in the world.
Speaker 1: There will be disruptions that last days. They have resumed
Speaker 1: flights there, but they are they say, already thirteen hundred
Speaker 1: flights around two hundred thousand passengers are affected by this.
Speaker 2: The British tabloid The Sun is reporting that King Charles
Speaker 2: is going to make an offer to the United States
Speaker 2: to become the next associate member of the British Commonwealth.
Speaker 2: Its currently fifty six states are in the Commonwealth and
Speaker 2: they said that they would be They would welcome the
Speaker 2: US as a new member the US.
Speaker 4: If the US is in fact.
Speaker 2: Invited to join the British Commonwealth, that's going to go
Speaker 2: over well. It is hoped to be a step towards
Speaker 2: bringing Canada and the United States a little closer together
Speaker 2: shared values, to.
Speaker 1: Be trying to make peacemaker. Here is this Canada using
Speaker 1: Britain's schlong to exude dominance or what well, Canada being
Speaker 1: part of the Kingdom.
Speaker 4: The Commonwealth, Yeah, the Commonwealth?
Speaker 1: Is this the Kingdom, the Schlong saying that, like, we
Speaker 1: will invite you United States to be part of our
Speaker 1: party as opposed to the United States trying to take
Speaker 1: over Canada? Is this Britain trying to show it? Slong
Speaker 1: Schlog slog, you need a napkin.
Speaker 2: You are making all kinds of spit over there for
Speaker 2: some reason. Yes, that is exactly what it is. And
Speaker 2: then a quick well, i'll tell you the other quick note.
Speaker 2: A very popular person was just diagnosed with autism. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you the next segment.
Speaker 1: I think we're all a little bit autistic.
Speaker 2: Probably, yeah, careless people. Reference to a line from The
Speaker 2: Great Gatsby is the name of a new book. This
Speaker 2: is a tell all memoir from Sarah Wynn Williams, who
Speaker 2: at one time was let me find her title the
Speaker 2: director of Global Public Policy for Meta, which of course
Speaker 2: owns Facebook and Instagram.
Speaker 1: She is spilling the tea, guys, she is dishing. Some
Speaker 1: of these tidbits are revolving around Cheryl Samberg. Of course,
Speaker 1: Cheryl Samberg was self help corporate self helps it girl
Speaker 1: a handful of years ago when she published her book
Speaker 1: Lean In. Facebook chief operating Officer Cheryl Samberg and one
Speaker 1: of the the anecdotes that is shared in this memoir
Speaker 1: is in the chapter called Lean In and Lie Back.
Speaker 1: In that chapter, you've got Cheryl Samberg and a young
Speaker 1: assistant named Sadie, whom Samberg treats as a little doll
Speaker 1: or a lady in waiting, complete with hair petting and
Speaker 1: lap sitting duties. This woman who wrote the book, Sarah
Speaker 1: Wynn Williams and others are flying in a private jet
Speaker 1: back from Davos, Switzerland, and Cheryl Sandberg in the book
Speaker 1: is said to be poudy, and she repeatedly tells the
Speaker 1: author Sarah Win Williams, come to bed, come to bed,
Speaker 1: the single large bed on this aircraft for a sleepover.
Speaker 1: Now the author, Sarah wyn Williams doesn't want to go
Speaker 1: come to bed with Cheryl Samberg and have this girl sleepover,
Speaker 1: this weird adult sleepover thing, so she tries to pawn
Speaker 1: the job off on Sadie. Sadie, who's the lap dog,
Speaker 1: the little dog, the lady in waiting whatever, And they
Speaker 1: write in the chronicle. Then, in a move that combines
Speaker 1: mean girls and a toddler having a bedtime tantrum, Cheryl
Speaker 1: Samberg says Sadie slept over lots of times. And I'm
Speaker 1: not asking Sadie, I'm asking you what an awful Oh
Speaker 1: my god, that is so awful.
Speaker 2: She goes on and she talks about Mark Zuckerberg as
Speaker 2: being super out of touch, that he and he's a
Speaker 2: hybrid of Sam Bankman Freed, and Donald Trump. That he
Speaker 2: prefers hoodies and casual wear at all costs, He's obsessed
Speaker 2: with crowd sizes, he doesn't like social norms, he doesn't
Speaker 2: like matters of etiquette, He trusts.
Speaker 4: Impulse over plans.
Speaker 2: All of these, I mean, these very clear descriptions of
Speaker 2: these people who there's something about their personalities. There was
Speaker 2: something about Mark Zuckerberg who hit he struck gold with
Speaker 2: the original plans for Facebook, and then he's elevated to
Speaker 2: this position of basically president and CEO of a massive
Speaker 2: social media company, but doesn't have the personal characteristics that
Speaker 2: it takes to be a good person.
Speaker 4: That's kind of the basics.
Speaker 2: I mean, the careless People title is supposed to be
Speaker 2: referencing the people from the Great Gatsby, who you know,
Speaker 2: bad people can make good decisions and good people can
Speaker 2: make bad decisions. But a lot of times bad people.
Speaker 2: It's careless people that are going to make the worst
Speaker 2: decisions about businesses and interpersonal relationships.
Speaker 1: I like the part about the board games too. I
Speaker 1: can see that that Zuckerberg surrounds himself with all these
Speaker 1: yes people, and these people will he loves board games,
Speaker 1: and they'll routinely just let him win at the board games,
Speaker 1: so that when he met a worthy opponent that't wasn't
Speaker 1: in on the whole let Mark Zuckerberg win, he immediately
Speaker 1: thought that they were cheating because he wasn't winning.
Speaker 4: I hate people like that.
Speaker 2: I hate people that would do that. That would be
Speaker 2: the guy that lets him win.
Speaker 4: All the time?
Speaker 1: Hot or not, I say not.
Speaker 4: Well, this has.
Speaker 2: Been a common theme of this show in the almost
Speaker 2: ten years that we've been doing it. Bad people spreading
Speaker 2: bad diseases by doing bad things.
Speaker 1: I don't remember us ever talking about the case of
Speaker 1: a guy peeing in a water bottle at work and
Speaker 1: spreading STDs. I remember Mark Burnt and his cookies. That
Speaker 1: was the John and Ken days.
Speaker 2: What about the flute guy, the guy was doing it
Speaker 2: into the flutes, I don't remember that. Yeah, where was that?
Speaker 4: Was that? Local? Really?
Speaker 1: In the schools as well?
Speaker 4: Huh yeah.
Speaker 1: In the recorders?
Speaker 4: Were they recorders? I think they were recorders to me because.
Speaker 1: I don't know about schools that have a plethora of flutes,
Speaker 1: but I do know that recorders are. Is this when
Speaker 1: we got producer Nick the recorder and he would my
Speaker 1: heart will go on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, where did we get that recorder from? By the Amazon? Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, just the same way I just bought your beef
Speaker 1: tallow that we're going to put on your face.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: If you want to know the story behind that, ye,
Speaker 1: you'll have to listen to the special weekend podcast.
Speaker 4: The Gas Weekend Fix.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you've never heard it before. It's not going to
Speaker 1: be on the radio show.
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Speaker 1: So. Then Trump says Boeing is being awarded the contract
Speaker 1: for the next US high tech fighter jet. He says
Speaker 1: the new F forty seven will be the best get
Speaker 1: it forty seven?
Speaker 4: I did not put that together, but okay.
Speaker 1: Forty seven will be the best fighter jet ever made.
Speaker 1: They beat out Lockheed Martin for the contract.
Speaker 2: There was an old World War two P forty seven
Speaker 2: P forty seven Thunderbolt, the penetration capability. Okay, are said
Speaker 2: to be Hey, I didn't come.
Speaker 4: Up with that tagline.
Speaker 2: A janitor in tech spread sexually transmitted diseases to more
Speaker 2: than a dozen office workers by peeing in their water
Speaker 2: bottles and their waters.
Speaker 7: Me.
Speaker 2: I don't know what kind of weird websites you get
Speaker 2: information from, but was this was a Shannon special? What's
Speaker 2: amazing is this guy only got six years in jail,
Speaker 2: stayed prison there in Texas, and and it's Texas, and
Speaker 2: he's already served a couple of years, so he's due
Speaker 2: for or he's eligible I should say, for parole by
Speaker 2: next year.
Speaker 1: What causes somebody?
Speaker 2: It's a good question. I asked that same question. He
Speaker 2: said he did have malicious intent and that it is
Speaker 2: a sickness to go along with the hepatitis A and
Speaker 2: the herpes that he's been spreading around.
Speaker 1: I saw his mugshot. He looks like a guy who
Speaker 1: would do this. How does he get herpes and hepatitis?
Speaker 1: I mean somebody had to a sexual transaction. Oh, I
Speaker 1: see a transaction? Yeah, paid for it, a financial transaction.
Speaker 1: I don't know any hookers with diseases though.
Speaker 4: Oh I'm sorry, you only go to the clean one.
Speaker 1: I don't know any hookers, so there's that.
Speaker 2: In this case, there was a woman who said that
Speaker 2: that her water tasted sour, had an odd smell and
Speaker 2: a yellowish color. So she set up a hidden camera
Speaker 2: on her desk and caught him sticking as junk in
Speaker 2: the water bottle after she got home for the day.
Speaker 1: Why would you why would you leave your water bottle
Speaker 1: at work?
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say that would be the thing that you
Speaker 2: would assume happen.
Speaker 1: Well, let's just say I've done that a couple times,
Speaker 1: where I've left my water bottle in our office and
Speaker 1: I'll come in the next day and I'll see that
Speaker 1: I left it there accidentally. I throw it away immediately.
Speaker 1: I don't freaking know people are doing around here. That's
Speaker 1: exactly where my mind goes right away. Either are somebody
Speaker 1: spitting it or they peed in it. I don't think
Speaker 1: that they spent the time and the effort to do
Speaker 1: other things.
Speaker 4: But something.
Speaker 2: I mean, nobody goes into the our office because they
Speaker 2: think it's a storage closet, so I don't think anybody
Speaker 2: would be in there.
Speaker 4: They don't. It's not like the.
Speaker 1: People walk through from our office all the time. Remember
Speaker 1: the guy that stole the beer at seven forty five am.
Speaker 2: That's because the door was open and the light was on.
Speaker 2: If we're not here, I don't think anybody looks at
Speaker 2: that room and it's.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, I'll bet you they got value. There's a
Speaker 4: water bottle there. I think I'll pier stuff. Lama in
Speaker 4: the corner. I wonder what that's doing there, Listen.
Speaker 1: I just I don't give anybody any credit to not
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 2: I wanted to mention this because I thought it was
Speaker 2: an interesting story. Bella Ramsey twenty one year old. Bella
Speaker 2: Ramsey is an actress in the Last of Us Right Now,
Speaker 2: based on the video game.
Speaker 4: She was also in Game of Thrones.
Speaker 2: There was a crew member working on the Last of
Speaker 2: Us who happens to have an autistic daughter and said
Speaker 2: that she noticed Bella had some of the same characteristics
Speaker 2: that her autistic daughter had, So she approached Bella and
Speaker 2: asked if she had ever been diagnosed with autism, and
Speaker 2: Bella said, no, I do notice a few things about myself,
Speaker 2: Like she said, she was very hyper aware of other
Speaker 2: people's facial what would you call it, facial cues and
Speaker 2: body language and things like that she's.
Speaker 1: A non binary individual.
Speaker 4: I believe. Oh so I should just say Bella.
Speaker 2: I don't know Bella, then said Bella felt like a
Speaker 2: weirdo and a loner and had always wondered if Bella
Speaker 2: had autism, but went to a psychiatrist and actually had
Speaker 2: an evaluation and was diagnosed with autism at the age
Speaker 2: of twenty one.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think it's pretty rare these days.
Speaker 1: Well, we didn't used to diagnose any of this when
Speaker 1: we were kids. There was no add there were you know,
Speaker 1: you gave kids out or all or what have you.
Speaker 1: But nothing was ever diagnosed or labels put on anything.
Speaker 1: And I wonder if we're better or not better off
Speaker 1: because of that, because of the absence of labels when
Speaker 1: we were growing up. No matter what it was, no
Speaker 1: matter what there was something in the psychology manual or
Speaker 1: sexuality or anything.
Speaker 4: Maybe we know too much? Is that what you're saying.
Speaker 1: No, I just this whole new thing of labeling everything.
Speaker 1: I feel a certain way, label I am a certain way,
Speaker 1: but personality a certain way.
Speaker 4: Label It's just nothing was labeled back then.
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Speaker 2: governor of the great state of California.
Speaker 1: Yeah as or get off the pod, is what they're saying.
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