Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 2: It seems like it's a family reunion up in here.
Speaker 2: Nick polio Chini joins us in the studio. Happy New Year,
Speaker 2: Happy New Year. I guess it's not too late to
Speaker 2: say it. Yeah, no, halfway through the month.
Speaker 3: But it's not like I've been able to see you,
Speaker 3: so no, And I think that's the funniest part. Well,
Speaker 3: we've maybe text messaged and we randomly ran into each
Speaker 3: other at a fast food restaurant across.
Speaker 2: This we're going that's where we're gonna start. Earlier today,
Speaker 2: I left my house at like I want to say,
Speaker 2: four to thirty, okay, And it took me because yeah,
Speaker 2: you're really well, that's the whole point. That's why I
Speaker 2: end up there because I need, guess some food before
Speaker 2: I go on the air. So it's four thirty, it's
Speaker 2: five o'clock, it's five thirty, it's getting on to six o'clock.
Speaker 2: I said, I gotta have something to eat before I
Speaker 2: get on the air, and there's some things I need
Speaker 2: to do to get ready for the show. So I'm
Speaker 2: kind of rushed. I pulled by Chick fil a and
Speaker 2: I see like the park I'm not it's damn near empty.
Speaker 2: It was really dinner hour. I said, shoot, this is
Speaker 2: a sign.
Speaker 4: So I pulled into the.
Speaker 2: Parking lot and I had no problem getting a parking space,
Speaker 2: which is really really really rare.
Speaker 3: Yes, really, it was really quiet over there. I go
Speaker 3: into the restaurant.
Speaker 2: There's no one in line. I said, okay, this is
Speaker 2: another sign. Yes, and I get my food to go.
Speaker 2: It took like all of three minutes, no exaggeration. I
Speaker 2: don't care if it was frozen and they just microwaved it.
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 2: I was hungry. I was in a rush. I had
Speaker 2: to get back to the to the studio. I walk
Speaker 2: outside and there was a very nice young lady by
Speaker 2: the name of Margaret.
Speaker 4: What let me back up? Yeah. I made my order
Speaker 4: and I said, what name is it going to be?
Speaker 2: Under?
Speaker 4: And I said, mo, you know, because I'm not thinking
Speaker 4: anything of it. Of course it could be MO.
Speaker 2: It be more. Sometimes I say, it's it's tyrone, just
Speaker 2: to just to mess with people.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's just it's a point of reference.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Of course, I get my food, go outside and Margaret
Speaker 2: comes up to me and she says are.
Speaker 4: You Moe from care.
Speaker 2: And it's like, well, you know I am, because you
Speaker 2: know I am right, because you've heard my voice and
Speaker 2: you've seen me, and I assume that you know at
Speaker 2: that point.
Speaker 4: But she was very nice.
Speaker 2: She said, oh my gosh, I always listen to your show,
Speaker 2: and are you supposed to be on the air soon?
Speaker 4: I see yes, which is even funnier.
Speaker 3: So while this is transpiring, I am on the other
Speaker 3: side of the restaurant and I hear Margaret call Moe's
Speaker 3: name for his food, and I am show prepping to
Speaker 3: come to the show tonight, and I text message him
Speaker 3: and go, well, neither you nor I were at Chick
Speaker 3: fil across the street from the studio tonight.
Speaker 4: No were.
Speaker 3: Neither of us were, but yes, And it was even
Speaker 3: more entertaining because I thought he saw me because it
Speaker 3: looked right through me when he happened to scan the
Speaker 3: restaurant just randomly as he was walking out the door.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you, when I'm in a situation like that,
Speaker 2: I'm always not scanning for threats, but I'm just looking
Speaker 2: the general lay of the lag.
Speaker 3: Well, it's funny because even the place, if you had
Speaker 3: seen me, I am always that way. You and I
Speaker 3: come from very specific cultures. So I'm LGBTQ I A
Speaker 3: plus you're black. We both have very specific well allegedly
Speaker 3: I mean, welcome to Kfie. Oh, but anyway, we both
Speaker 3: have very specific ways of there. Yeah, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 3: we walk into a room, we know where the exits are.
Speaker 3: We always are very that way. So when I walk
Speaker 3: into a room, I have my back to the wall.
Speaker 3: I know where the exits are. So that was when
Speaker 3: I was in there. I had this very specific setup.
Speaker 3: And you and I have a very similar way. We
Speaker 3: go out to dinner, we've gone to lunch. We have
Speaker 3: the same way of obsessing a situation. So it's funny
Speaker 3: because it was that same way. You have the same
Speaker 3: scan of the room as you're walking out. Yes, And
Speaker 3: so anyway, that was when I was sending you the
Speaker 3: text message.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I'm not looking for anyone, like if I'm
Speaker 2: in line waiting for my food, anyone who comes in
Speaker 2: that door, right, I'm aware of right, just in case
Speaker 2: it may turn into something.
Speaker 4: Always, we live in a world where you gotta know, No,
Speaker 4: you gotta know, you gotta know.
Speaker 2: So I get my car and I get this text
Speaker 2: message from Nick, and it was a very funny reminder.
Speaker 2: And this is something I always tell young people specifically, sure,
Speaker 2: having nothing to do with technology.
Speaker 4: Someone is always watching.
Speaker 2: Of course, someone is always what it might be people watching.
Speaker 2: They may be watching with intent, they may be watching
Speaker 2: because they wanted to do something to you.
Speaker 4: But someone is always watching.
Speaker 3: So mind your p's and q's always, because then anything
Speaker 3: that's said, it's specific to what we have been trained with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like for example, going back to Margaret, I could
Speaker 2: have been acting an ass, Yeah, a complete ass, and
Speaker 2: then that story is told somewhere else, what with no idea.
Speaker 3: I have no idea about it, right, So that was
Speaker 3: you can tell that, this is this we have been
Speaker 3: friends for a long time.
Speaker 4: You can tell this.
Speaker 3: No, you could tell this because we had a whole
Speaker 3: plan and there was gonna be a thing and we're
Speaker 3: gonna get to it.
Speaker 4: We're gonna get to it.
Speaker 3: But this is so funny because we can go down
Speaker 3: a tangent. But it's been a wild start to twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five period, full stop. Yes, and we had an
Speaker 3: wild end in twenty twenty four here at KFI and
Speaker 3: at iHeartRadio in general. But some of the things that
Speaker 3: I wanted to really touch on. We've had so much inundation,
Speaker 3: and the KFI team is incredible and have been working
Speaker 3: so hard, and I think that that's the biggest thing.
Speaker 3: With everything that wrapped up twenty twenty four and everything
Speaker 3: that is going into twenty twenty five, the team here
Speaker 3: and the iHeartRadio team specifically has worked so incredibly hard
Speaker 3: to make sure to keep you informed of everything that
Speaker 3: is happening in and around the fires, the Palisades fire,
Speaker 3: the Outta Dina fire. Everything has been so heavy and
Speaker 3: so we wanted to take a moment to find a
Speaker 3: little bit of levity and not to be haha levity,
Speaker 3: but there's a way to celebrate everything in and around it,
Speaker 3: and the Lack Factory just did this past weekend. They
Speaker 3: donated proceeds from every single one of their shows from Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 3: and Sunday this past weekend. All of that from all
Speaker 3: the comedy shows went to the fire relief from with
Speaker 3: the La Fire Foundation. Fluffy Gabrielle Glesias down in Long
Speaker 3: Beach where I'm from, he has been doing pounding the
Speaker 3: pavement and collecting funds. He's and he's such a cool guy.
Speaker 3: Like I run into him regularly, so, uh, he's a
Speaker 3: huge I do all the time. He lives in Long Beach.
Speaker 4: Got to tell me to come because I've wanted to
Speaker 4: have him.
Speaker 3: We can have him on that's easy, yeah, because I've
Speaker 3: seen a bunch of times we can do that's the time.
Speaker 4: I'm no, we can do that. That's easy.
Speaker 3: No, that I can make happen. That's not a problem,
Speaker 3: so that we can figure out for later with the
Speaker 3: mo Kelly Fluffy. But he's a Volkswagen guy and I
Speaker 3: am as well. So he actually just got the id Buzz,
Speaker 3: which is the new van that's out from Volkswagen. Because
Speaker 3: he's a huge I saw that the other day. It's
Speaker 3: it's a nice throwbacks. And so he hasn't he has
Speaker 3: a warehouse. It's actually not fro him from where Brian
Speaker 3: and I live, so kind of it's kind of the
Speaker 3: Wilmington Long Beach borders where his ware houses. Anyway, not
Speaker 3: to give all of his secrets away, but I run
Speaker 3: into him at a couple of hangouts in Long Beach
Speaker 3: because that's where he is, and uh, yeah, so, but
Speaker 3: he has been doing a lot of things, pounding the pavement.
Speaker 3: He's been at Randy's Donats over in Inglewood and getting
Speaker 3: a lot of money and donations. But I'm just saying, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: there's only one real Randy's.
Speaker 4: You're correct, You're right with that one. There's a lot
Speaker 4: of big donuts around here, but there's only one. I
Speaker 4: think you were talking about to say one.
Speaker 3: You're talking, Yes, we're talking about the original random Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you. No, but Randy's is kind of expanded because
Speaker 3: you can now get Randy's the Lai and that's that's
Speaker 3: a story for another. No, that's not the same thing
Speaker 3: at all. But the thing that's interesting that I want
Speaker 3: to talk about that is going to get a lot
Speaker 3: of buzz here very very soon. And so I kind
Speaker 3: of we're not breaking any news here, but is the
Speaker 3: big benefit concert that's going to be coming up here
Speaker 3: at the end of the month, and I'm confident that
Speaker 3: iHeartRadio is going to be involved in some way, shape
Speaker 3: or form. Nothing has been officially announced, but it will
Speaker 3: be happening at the Intoit Dome not too far from you.
Speaker 3: We talked about this last week, yes, right, and so
Speaker 3: there is more information has come out as of today.
Speaker 3: So that's specific that I want to kind of touch
Speaker 3: on it. It looks like that's going to be including both
Speaker 3: not just into it Dome, but also now Kia Forum
Speaker 3: is going to be a second like the Olympics exactly.
Speaker 3: And so where it was originally twenty four slots and
Speaker 3: at least fifty artists that we're going to be involved
Speaker 3: or have shown interest involvement, it will likely expand beyond
Speaker 3: those twenty four slots. And also it has been allegedly
Speaker 3: we'll say just because we don't want to give away
Speaker 3: facts that we don't one hundred percent know here on KFI,
Speaker 3: but it will be also live streamed. Now what I'm
Speaker 3: going to say very likely, because this is a charity event,
Speaker 3: it will likely be a pay to view live stream
Speaker 3: because it's a charity donation. So don't expect you're going
Speaker 3: to be logging onto YouTube or whatever it is and
Speaker 3: being able to enjoy these incredible artists for free. Because again,
Speaker 3: at the end of the day, it is intended to
Speaker 3: be a fundraiser, So it is going to be fire
Speaker 3: Aid relief benefit concert. It is slated for Thursday the thirtieth,
Speaker 3: the end of this month. Details are still coming out.
Speaker 3: If you want to visit this week of a Nick
Speaker 3: or Nick Poliochinia on Instagram. I have links in my
Speaker 3: bio that have all the updated information for you there,
Speaker 3: so I've been keeping it up to date as much
Speaker 3: as possible. That's kind of the big event that is coming.
Speaker 3: The things that I do know for sure, at least
Speaker 3: to this point. So granted everything's organic and I don't
Speaker 3: know why this is the weirdest thing, but at this
Speaker 3: point we know who's not performing or not participating allegedly.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, yeah, we talked about this actually last week.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're not going to know who is performing exactly
Speaker 2: because there's some legal issues around one hundred.
Speaker 3: And ten percent, correct, So I think that's it. So
Speaker 3: I think you're looking at that. But what we do
Speaker 3: know is folks that have donated and will be involved
Speaker 3: in some way, shape or form.
Speaker 4: Beyonce.
Speaker 3: Beyonce has already donated two and a half million dollars
Speaker 3: just in general to the funds. While she may not
Speaker 3: be directly involved with this, she has already been involved
Speaker 3: in donating, so you never know, she could pop up.
Speaker 4: We will see.
Speaker 3: There's a very possibility, but they're not going to announce, right,
Speaker 3: But they're not Gonn announce that. But looking at some
Speaker 3: of the actors that have been involved here, Jamie Lee
Speaker 3: Curtis and her husband have already donated a million dollars,
Speaker 3: there is a possibility of them being involved. They've been
Speaker 3: doing stuff here with iHeartRadio and with the Dream Center
Speaker 3: and everything else. Paris Hilton has also done some stuff,
Speaker 3: but there's a lot going on, So that's kind of
Speaker 3: that's the airtime I want to give to the names.
Speaker 2: Remind me to tell you my story of being Paris
Speaker 2: Hilton after the be Et Awards.
Speaker 4: Oh one year. Oh yeah, okay, we were hanging out
Speaker 4: one night. Okay, true story. Oh all right.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 4: If you follow me, first of all, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: If you follow me on social media and have followed
Speaker 3: me for a long time, I really appreciate you and
Speaker 3: I the biggest thing that I have encouraged a lot
Speaker 3: of our well I say our, you know know, if
Speaker 3: you listen to Later with mo Kelly, you know I
Speaker 3: announced here I'm no longer with iHeartRadio as of last year.
Speaker 4: Hopefully I'll be coming back some you never know. It's
Speaker 4: a world.
Speaker 3: But anyway, social media is one of those times or
Speaker 3: those areas where sometimes you need a cleanse. And so
Speaker 3: if you have noticed, my account has been pretty quiet
Speaker 3: since the fires have broken out, and I was talking
Speaker 3: to Moe and Swallow off the air. And the reason
Speaker 3: it has been is because, and I'm not saying this
Speaker 3: to toot my own horn, but I've been volunteering every
Speaker 3: day since the fires have been happening, and for me,
Speaker 3: it's important to be in my community. And granted I
Speaker 3: live in Long Beach, so the only issue we're dealing
Speaker 3: with in Long Beach is poor air quality be from
Speaker 3: the fires. I am very thankful and I have had
Speaker 3: people in our garage and in our guest rooms, and
Speaker 3: we currently have a friend that Brian went to college
Speaker 3: with who is displaced people from both Altadena and from
Speaker 3: Palisades fire. And a friend one of Brian's best friends
Speaker 3: from Biola from Bible Institute of Los Angeles here in
Speaker 3: LA who he went to college with from the Palisades.
Speaker 3: I know he went to Viola, That's where Brian went
Speaker 3: to Yeah, I did not know that.
Speaker 4: That's not a problem. You didn't know that. Yeah, No,
Speaker 4: he went to Biola. What happened.
Speaker 3: Oh, so many stories, but that's my parasil story. But
Speaker 3: one of his best friends that he went to Viola with,
Speaker 3: who is lives into Penga, has been under evacuation orders
Speaker 3: since you know, the beginning, and so he's still waiting
Speaker 3: to go home. He's still waiting for evacuation orders to
Speaker 3: lift from Pallisades. So he's still with us right now.
Speaker 3: And I think that's the biggest thing that And I'm
Speaker 3: doing my best to keep it together because it's been
Speaker 3: crazy emotional for all of us. And I think the
Speaker 3: thing that I like with Kfi and with iHeart it
Speaker 3: gives us a platform to show emotion and genuineness. And
Speaker 3: I think that's the thing that I love being here
Speaker 3: and being able to put forward, is that we don't
Speaker 3: have a platform.
Speaker 4: You're tiptoeing around it.
Speaker 2: And I will say this, there have been a lot
Speaker 2: of tiers in this studio. Sure, there are a lot
Speaker 2: of tiers in these hallways. Yes, for this past week,
Speaker 2: we just haven't let everyone know about it. Yeah, that's fine,
Speaker 2: and it's hard.
Speaker 3: And it's because even though you who are riding along
Speaker 3: with us in your car, you are listening to us
Speaker 3: on the iHeartRadio app. You who have been with us
Speaker 3: for years and listen to us here on CAFI or
Speaker 3: have maybe followed us from other stations, you know us
Speaker 3: and you have become a part of our family, and
Speaker 3: we have become a part of yours. So you know
Speaker 3: our stories and you know our backgrounds. But there are
Speaker 3: times that we need to keep things private as well,
Speaker 3: and so there's a lot of times that we are
Speaker 3: are commiserating behind the scenes, and there are some things
Speaker 3: that we need to just share amongst ourselves. And so
Speaker 3: there are also times with a world with inundation of
Speaker 3: so much information, that we just share it amongst ourselves.
Speaker 3: And so that's why I'm going back to social media.
Speaker 3: My account has been pretty quiet because I have been
Speaker 3: pounding the pavement in Pasadena and Altadena and the San
Speaker 3: Gabriel Valley and doing what I can every day to
Speaker 3: help benefit the people who I love and care about,
Speaker 3: and the same for those in the Palisades area, because
Speaker 3: it is important because this is southern California, this is
Speaker 3: our community. And so the thing that I want to
Speaker 3: shine a light on, and I've been really trying to
Speaker 3: get back into the social media world, is there are
Speaker 3: a lot of small businesses that we talk about here,
Speaker 3: especially on Later, and we've talked about when it was
Speaker 3: The mo Kelly Show on weekends and Small Business Saturday
Speaker 3: and everything else. There are so many businesses who are
Speaker 3: doubling and tripling down by putting out T shirts fifteen
Speaker 3: dollars thirty dollars, one hundred percent of the proceeds are
Speaker 3: going to the fire relief or they're going to pacading
Speaker 3: in a humane or they're going to help the you know,
Speaker 3: the LA Conservancy to help out the wildlife and all
Speaker 3: that stuff. There's so much happening in our own backyards.
Speaker 3: And I know that it's really really hard to sift
Speaker 3: through a lot of the noise that's happening right now
Speaker 3: in the media as you're listening to our station to KFI,
Speaker 3: or you're watching television, or you're checking out social media.
Speaker 3: But lean into it, and when you're looking for things,
Speaker 3: look for ways you can help. And I know that
Speaker 3: there are many. Uh, mister Rogers is great. Always look
Speaker 3: for the helpers that and it sounds silly, and that
Speaker 3: may sound a litt kumbaya for some people, and I
Speaker 3: don't really care, because you've got to look for the helpers,
Speaker 3: and we are in a point right now in southern
Speaker 3: California where we need to band together and we need
Speaker 3: to work together, and we need to be in each
Speaker 3: other's back pocket. And sometimes you got to slip a
Speaker 3: twenty in each other's back pocket, and that might be
Speaker 3: buying a T shirt to help support whatever organization it is.
Speaker 3: Because we have got a lot going on coming up
Speaker 3: here in twenty twenty five and beyond that, we just
Speaker 3: got to support each other. And so anyway, I just
Speaker 3: want to say keep an eye out on social media
Speaker 3: because there's a lot of opportunities to support each other
Speaker 3: and help out, but a lot of it has to
Speaker 3: do with right now coming up this weekend, there are
Speaker 3: a lot of opportunities for you to be able to
Speaker 3: give back and have some fun doing it. So if
Speaker 3: you visit this Weekend with Nick or Nick pollio'channy on Instagram,
Speaker 3: I'm fairly confident if you visit the other social media
Speaker 3: accounts for iHeartRadio here in La, I'm not one hundred
Speaker 3: percent sure. Can't speak for them, but I can speak
Speaker 3: for this week of Nick and Nick Poliochinni Lincoln Bio
Speaker 3: has all sorts of details of local community organizations, comedy shows, concerts,
Speaker 3: A buddy of mine, Bury under your Bed, who is
Speaker 3: a ventriloquist and a little monster guy. He has been
Speaker 3: taking and doing Facebook I'm sorry FaceTime calls with children
Speaker 3: who lost their homes to be able for free Free
Speaker 3: ninety nine.
Speaker 4: We love free ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Here on later with Mo Kelly and you know this
Speaker 3: week out with Nick but you know, doing FaceTime calls
Speaker 3: and he even recorded Jeff, I'm just saying, I'll just
Speaker 3: get it out. Yeah, but Jeff, he literally recorded a
Speaker 3: version of the rainbow connection that Kermit the Frog is
Speaker 3: known for, but with Barry under the bed, this little
Speaker 3: monster character singing it, and just to see the most
Speaker 3: unusual communities, communities that you would think and like you
Speaker 3: were talking about earlier when Chris was here and talking
Speaker 3: about horror films and things with Mark Ronner. My birthday
Speaker 3: is Halloween. I'm a big part of the Halloween horror community.
Speaker 3: They are some of the most generous people and all
Speaker 3: the different the conventions that I have attended, Midsummer Scream.
Speaker 3: They have a charity of function that's going on right
Speaker 3: now and raising funds like it's wild to think how
Speaker 3: many people are bending over backwards to help here in
Speaker 3: southern California. And I know it's really hard with everything
Speaker 3: that's going on on a national stage right now. There's
Speaker 3: a lot happening, and there's.
Speaker 4: A lot pulling us in another direction.
Speaker 3: There is, absolutely and that's probably the best way to
Speaker 3: put it. There's a lot of noise that's happening that's
Speaker 3: pulling us in a different direction. And I want you
Speaker 3: listening to us now, whether you're listening to us live
Speaker 3: or you're listening to us on the podcast, and it
Speaker 3: is not in real time and it is down the
Speaker 3: road and you are tuning in, you are worthwhile and
Speaker 3: there is research that can be done. No matter if
Speaker 3: you're listening to us now or down the road or
Speaker 3: in the future, you can find ways to help and
Speaker 3: get help and be able to assist and be able
Speaker 3: to help out with the fire now, whatever the situation
Speaker 3: may be down the road. But I'm just saying here
Speaker 3: in southern California, being born and raised, we are a
Speaker 3: community that bands together.
Speaker 2: I am so amazed at the depth of people's willingness
Speaker 2: to help their fellow what I say, man, their neighbor,
Speaker 2: because there are so many opportunities not to it's easier
Speaker 2: not to.
Speaker 4: But I am overwhelmed.
Speaker 2: I am overjoyed at what I see, these intentional acts
Speaker 2: of kindness, People doing as much as they can with
Speaker 2: everything they have just right where they are. They're not
Speaker 2: going to single handedly bring a community, a neighborhood, or
Speaker 2: maybe even not even a full house back, but they
Speaker 2: are helping people move through this moment, because, let's be honest,
Speaker 2: this has been a craptastic start for my years.
Speaker 4: I mean, my goodness, No, you're absolutely right.
Speaker 3: And I think the thing that's even more unique is
Speaker 3: because we're such a melting pot here in southern California.
Speaker 3: So not only do we have some really unique historical
Speaker 3: communities that have been affected by the fires, but we
Speaker 3: have an international community here. So just like what you said,
Speaker 3: and you've got neighbors helping neighbors, but you have cultural
Speaker 3: neighbors that are helping cultural neighbors. You have communities that
Speaker 3: may not have ever thought of reaching out to their neighbor.
Speaker 3: There are people who may have had qualms with each
Speaker 3: other before, or may have had situations where they were
Speaker 3: a little bit afeared of each other before, and people
Speaker 3: are putting them aside. And people are you know, really
Speaker 3: pushing through that discomfort to be able to work as
Speaker 3: a community. And I'm not even saying a global community.
Speaker 3: I'm an LA community. And as funny as it sounds,
Speaker 3: as I have made many a joke between with the
Speaker 3: orange curtain of Orange County and other things as well,
Speaker 3: we have people that are coming up from San Diego
Speaker 3: and coming from Orange County and from Riverside County and
Speaker 3: San Bernardino County and the Central Coast, and coming down
Speaker 3: from Nevada and coming in from Arizona. People are and
Speaker 3: from Oregon and down from Washington. But I'm saying like
Speaker 3: people are making the drive. People who have even just
Speaker 3: visited and been a temporary part of our community are
Speaker 3: coming in. People who may not quote unquote politically be
Speaker 3: a part of this area, people who may not align
Speaker 3: with different copas right because they're doing the right thing,
Speaker 3: because they know it's the right thing, because they care
Speaker 3: about their fellow man.
Speaker 4: It's never wrong time to do the right right.
Speaker 3: Of course, And I think that's but it's funny with
Speaker 3: how twenty twenty four wrapped up and how twenty twenty
Speaker 3: five opened and how hard it is proving to be.
Speaker 3: But we're seeing a shining light, even if it's just
Speaker 3: a small.
Speaker 2: Glimmer, hopefully it's not a train oncoming. I agree now,
Speaker 2: because there's a lot going on. But I am as
Speaker 2: cynical as I tend to be, and sometimes I choose
Speaker 2: to be. I am encouraged by what I'm seeing when
Speaker 2: I'm reading, I feel as if good is winning out,
Speaker 2: when most of the time I don't feel that way.
Speaker 3: I agree, and I'm going to say, even in those
Speaker 3: inklings were just like you said, I too, am like
Speaker 3: you where I don't necessarily feel that way. I am
Speaker 3: for a change, pushing aside that gut instinct of saying,
Speaker 3: oh but what if, right you know, not to say
Speaker 3: marvel and what if hopefully you know.
Speaker 4: It'll last beyond this moment.
Speaker 2: Hopefully it won't require a perpetual disaster to have us
Speaker 2: to find any reason to come together and see each
Speaker 2: other as not only as Americans, but just brothers and
Speaker 2: sisters and neighbors and friends, people of the same community,
Speaker 2: because we were already that before the disaster. Indeed, we
Speaker 2: just forgot about it, or we chose to turn our
Speaker 2: back on it. I don't we can have an argument
Speaker 2: as to what it was, but I'm glad that we're here.
Speaker 2: Hopefully we can just kind of remain here for just
Speaker 2: a little while longer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So all I can say is for you who
Speaker 3: are here with us and listening right now, thank you
Speaker 3: for tuning in, but also thank you for what you're
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Speaker 2: Hey, I got news for you. I put my pants
Speaker 2: on both legs at the time. I sit on the bed,
Speaker 2: I lean back, and I put on both legs special week.
Speaker 4: We all know that Moe Kelly is an overchiever. We
Speaker 4: are all very well aware.
Speaker 2: Mark Ronner might do a one leg at a time,
Speaker 2: but damn it, I don't do you put on your
Speaker 2: depends two legs at a time.
Speaker 4: Mark openings. Mark Roner doesn't even wear pants, but anyway,
Speaker 4: that's because he's always talked about how he does the
Speaker 4: news in his underwear. You can't see me above the waist.
Speaker 2: Don't make any difference, but well you give us the visual.
Speaker 4: Please out there. I don't want to see that. Oh
Speaker 4: did you say hang out there?
Speaker 3: Okay, look at the time, look at the time, sit
Speaker 3: down anyway, KF.
Speaker 2: I am sixty. Kelly here, Nick, You're welcome to hang
Speaker 2: out if you like. Thank you, I'll stick around.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI A M six forty.
Speaker 2: KFI Mo Keller. We're live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: And again want to refer back to the daily briefing
Speaker 2: which took place earlier today giving all of southern California
Speaker 2: and update on the status on the fires, also evacuation zones,
Speaker 2: expectations regarding the curfew. We heard from civic leaders, we
Speaker 2: heard leaders from first responders, law enforcement, and there's something
Speaker 2: else I wanted to play for you first. Want to
Speaker 2: listen back to I hope I get this right. Is
Speaker 2: Jerry mcgagna of cal Fire.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 5: My name is Jeremyganna Incident management teams for the Palisades
Speaker 5: and Eating Fire. I just want to do once again
Speaker 5: thank the partners and cooperators for all of their continued
Speaker 5: teamwork with these incidents. We couldn't do it without each
Speaker 5: other and without the support of the community. As mentioned
Speaker 5: for both fires, I just wanted to continue to stress
Speaker 5: the fact that it is important that the public stay
Speaker 5: informed on the process and what is happening each day
Speaker 5: on these incidents. With all of the press briefings that
Speaker 5: are given, a ton of information is being put out there.
Speaker 5: Just please make sure that you are aware of the
Speaker 5: information for your impacted area.
Speaker 4: As a whole.
Speaker 5: For both incidents, Den's inspections continue and will be thoroughly
Speaker 5: processed to get the latest information out to you so
Speaker 5: that you have the ability to gather that information and
Speaker 5: move forward within your process. You saw our operations continue
Speaker 5: for both incidents and we will continue to update our
Speaker 5: cooperators and partners with the latest and greatest information. And
Speaker 5: today you'll also be hearing about the disaster recovery centers
Speaker 5: that are being opened.
Speaker 4: More detail to follow.
Speaker 5: But we just wanted to make sure that you as
Speaker 5: a public are getting all the information that you need
Speaker 5: to move forward in the process. And then all of
Speaker 5: us uppear on this stage. You're working together for you
Speaker 5: to get you the information that you need. Please stay
Speaker 5: patient with our process. We will get you in as
Speaker 5: soon as we can.
Speaker 4: Thank you. And here is a supervisor, Catherine Barger.
Speaker 6: It has been seven days since my constituents' lives were
Speaker 6: devastated by the Eating fire.
Speaker 7: Seven days.
Speaker 6: At the most recent in person community meeting we held
Speaker 6: for eating fire survivors. We had hundreds of people attend. Also,
Speaker 6: more than fifty thousand people joined on live stream. This
Speaker 6: speaks to the scale and impact of this devastation.
Speaker 7: All eyes are on FEMA at this moment.
Speaker 6: We know value and appreciate FEMA's partnership. Are the agency
Speaker 6: who is there for people in their time of darkest need.
Speaker 7: It is of the utmost importance.
Speaker 6: That we be very clear, very clear about what support
Speaker 6: and help FEMA can realistically provide for wildfire survivors. They
Speaker 6: need nothing less than clear and transparent answers about how
Speaker 6: they will be supported through the recovery process. I want
Speaker 6: to thank Bob Benton, FEMA Administrator for Region nine, for
Speaker 6: being here today. I thank you for speaking to my
Speaker 6: constituents so they can plan the way forward. I also
Speaker 6: want to make sure survivors know disaster resource centers open today.
Speaker 7: Disaster resource centers are.
Speaker 6: Staffed by local, state, and federal officials who are there
Speaker 6: to help those impacted by these fires. The east side
Speaker 6: location is passing a City College community education center located
Speaker 6: at three zero three five East Foothill Boulevard in Pasadena.
Speaker 6: The west side location is UCLA Research Park, West one
Speaker 6: zero eight five zero West Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles.
Speaker 6: Both locations will be open from one pm to eight
Speaker 6: pm today and then starting tomorrow morning and moving forward
Speaker 6: they will open from nine am to eight pm. Details
Speaker 6: can be found at Recovery dot LA County dot gov.
Speaker 4: Still with me in studio is Nick Polio Kinni. Nick.
Speaker 2: This is an approaching holiday weekend, the King weekend.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a little bit different.
Speaker 2: You have the Trump inauguration going on in the background. Yes,
Speaker 2: you have a not holiday esque feeling term time.
Speaker 4: But what should we do? What might we do to
Speaker 4: get out there?
Speaker 3: So I've got a handful of things, and I think
Speaker 3: you have to remember, like we kind of talked about
Speaker 3: and we are all very well aware what's happening in
Speaker 3: the Southland right now, so as has been talked about
Speaker 3: in the news here on KFI and you hear on
Speaker 3: some of our PSAs and everything else. kN ninety five
Speaker 3: masks are encouraged if you're going to be out and
Speaker 3: about just for your own health and well being, because
Speaker 3: you know the air quality is not the best. But
Speaker 3: I've got a couple of old school can give it
Speaker 3: an old school for this week. I'm a nick and
Speaker 3: we do love a good free ninety nine event, So
Speaker 3: one that is as far as I know at this
Speaker 3: point in time, and then we'll find out what happens
Speaker 3: with the sand An Wins and the fire situation. But
Speaker 3: in the city of Monterey Park, which is in the
Speaker 3: San Gabriel Valley, they will be doing Lunar New Year
Speaker 3: kickoff this weekend, So in downtown Monterey Park both Saturday
Speaker 3: and Sunday three ninety nine, you can take the family
Speaker 3: and enjoy Lunar New Year. So this year it is
Speaker 3: the celebration of the Year of the Snake, and that's
Speaker 3: a big thing. So Lunar New Year is a celebration
Speaker 3: throughout the Asian Pacific rim with details for all different
Speaker 3: cultures celebrating different versions of it. So you've got tech
Speaker 3: and you've got all different avenues of that. In fact,
Speaker 3: I'll actually be at the Disneyland Resort this weekend celebrating
Speaker 3: with them. You can actually start seeing me as of Thursday.
Speaker 3: I'll be doing a couple of things with the Disneyland
Speaker 3: Resort as well as Friday for the kickoff of Lunar
Speaker 3: New Year at Disney California Venture Park, and they'll be
Speaker 3: doing some fun and exciting new things for that whole
Speaker 3: tie in. So I'm sure that they will be featuring
Speaker 3: Cough from Jungle Book and a couple of other snakes
Speaker 3: from Disney Lore. But scared me as a kid, But
Speaker 3: that's okay. But I mean, you didn't enjoy the psychedelic eys, well,
Speaker 3: scared the Jesus nightmares nowadays, I mean it's southern California.
Speaker 3: You could you could be a whole different ballgame with
Speaker 3: those eyes. But anyway, so that's one of the opportunities
Speaker 3: that is available for you to be able to check out.
Speaker 3: But also, uh, even something that I'm just gonna tease
Speaker 3: and I know this is a little crazy, and then
Speaker 3: we'll get back into what's going down this weekend. But
Speaker 3: today is Tuesday, the fourteenth of January, and that means
Speaker 3: we are a month away from Valentine's Day. I know
Speaker 3: it's crazy to think I'm just saying. I'm saying, but
Speaker 3: this is the thing that's interesting. And I have seen
Speaker 3: a little bit of scuttle blot about this, I think,
Speaker 3: and this seems very accurate. So Valentine's Day is going
Speaker 3: to be a Friday this year, so that means it's
Speaker 3: going to be a weekend. So two things are very
Speaker 3: likely to happen. With what's going on in southern California,
Speaker 3: we might see an unusual uptick and volunteering for Valentine's Day.
Speaker 3: There might be some activities that are a little bit
Speaker 3: more unusual. Also, it might be a time for going
Speaker 3: out of town, so you might want to start planning
Speaker 3: ahead for a little bit of a weekend get away
Speaker 3: with your significant other.
Speaker 2: Don't give my wife, are you listening ahead?
Speaker 4: Are you there?
Speaker 2: She and I are actually on the same page. We
Speaker 2: had a conversation about this before we got married. Neither
Speaker 2: of us has any interest in Valentine's Day. It's a
Speaker 2: it's a fabrication of so it's a Mark hall Mark. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: so we don't care about any day now. It's great
Speaker 2: for anyone else, just not for us.
Speaker 7: I get it.
Speaker 3: That's fine, nothing wrong with that. But I mean, well,
Speaker 3: it's also if you do like one of my fas.
Speaker 3: But this is because I'm a Disney fan. It's Valentine's
Speaker 3: Day is the thirteenth of February. It's just like a
Speaker 3: Halloween sk Yeah, it's all about the disney villains. Valentine's
Speaker 3: Day the day before Valentine's Day. Oh and the only
Speaker 3: reason I will not be with you next week is
Speaker 3: because I will be celebrating at the Disneyland Resort the
Speaker 3: very first Sweetheart's Night for this season.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
Speaker 1: KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 4: How many times do you go to Disneyland a year? Usually?
Speaker 4: On average? I would say I probably.
Speaker 3: It's so funny because like this is always think because everybody,
Speaker 3: especially as we get past the summer season, people are like,
Speaker 3: you know, you're there at Disneyland all the time.
Speaker 4: And last year I went in a.
Speaker 3: Year, which is way more than most people go in
Speaker 3: three hundred and sixty five days. I went eighteen times
Speaker 3: last year.
Speaker 2: I don't think I went anywhere eight except maybe the
Speaker 2: grocery store eighteen times.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say the gym, because I know you
Speaker 4: went to your dojo.
Speaker 2: Yeah I do that, Yeah, they do that just but
Speaker 2: every Saturday at a minimum, So about fifty two times.
Speaker 2: I would say forty seven beau dojo because a few
Speaker 2: times that are one, but so I say, I think
Speaker 2: it was eighteen eighteen or nineteen times, because it Disney
Speaker 2: sends you like an end of the year review of
Speaker 2: like how many times you visited for the year.
Speaker 3: I don't think i'd want to know all that, but
Speaker 3: then you have to remember too. A lot of times.
Speaker 3: It's more so for me because I am getting invitations
Speaker 3: to go and share all the fun and excitement of
Speaker 3: what's coming for the season to with you. To be
Speaker 3: able to share all the fun things that are coming.
Speaker 3: So Sweetheart's Night starts on the twenty first, which is
Speaker 3: a week from today. That's an after hours event for
Speaker 3: Disneyland Resort. Also coming up very soon in the beginning
Speaker 3: of February will be the seventy fifth anniversary of Peanuts
Speaker 3: over at Nott's Berry Farm, So I'll be bringing some
Speaker 3: of that to later with mo Kelly for What's Up
Speaker 3: with Nick, which will be really exciting to celebrate Charles
Speaker 3: Schultz and all the Peanuts characters.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have the same birthday, do you really? Yeah,
Speaker 4: Charles Schultz to me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well yeah, it was like or Snoopy or yeah
Speaker 3: I love that twenty six Yeah, okay, right before Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: I guess I didn't know. It depends okay, but I
Speaker 3: have to stop you there a second. Sure, because there's
Speaker 3: something that runs parallel to this. I don't know if
Speaker 3: you saw the story going back to Disneyland. Disneyland has
Speaker 3: canceled the fireworks show at least in the short term.
Speaker 2: Yes, due to the windy conditions. Let me ask this question.
Speaker 2: You're intimately intimately familiar with Disney Yes. Would it have
Speaker 2: made more sense for Disney slash Disneyland to just say
Speaker 2: we're canceling the fireworks show for now?
Speaker 4: Yes, period. Not because it's windy, no, just because.
Speaker 3: The optics are not all that So the last time
Speaker 3: this happened in that same kind of vein was when
Speaker 3: in Walt Disney World in Florida they had a malfunction. Well,
Speaker 3: it happened here as well, when the dragon from Phantasmic
Speaker 3: caught fire and then all pyrotechnics were cut off at
Speaker 3: the resort here at Disneyland Resort. Also, similarly, when Maleficent
Speaker 3: Dragon caught fire in the parade Magic Kingdom in Walt
Speaker 3: Disney World in Florida, the same situation happened. They shut
Speaker 3: all pyrotechnics down. I agree with you, it should just
Speaker 3: genuinely be that way. And they got me a fire
Speaker 3: fire wire work. It's probably not the thing to be
Speaker 3: doing right now. And I think for me having been
Speaker 3: a former Disneyland Resort cast member, because that's long before
Speaker 3: my career in radio back in ninety eight, I know.
Speaker 4: I'm very old. What part did you play?
Speaker 3: A mini Mouse? I would be a very tall mouse.
Speaker 3: Five heels, yeah, can you imagine five? I would be
Speaker 3: like a six to two mini Miley, How are you doing?
Speaker 4: You don't have to speak? It doesn't speak. She does now,
Speaker 4: she does, she absolutely does. What does that? What did
Speaker 4: that change?
Speaker 3: I think I'm going to say back in early two
Speaker 3: thousands is when they started having so there's a lot
Speaker 3: of technology that advanced.
Speaker 4: Because the last two times I what it is, I
Speaker 4: don't remember.
Speaker 2: I remember love MoU Hair took a picture with many,
Speaker 2: but I don't remember her saying it each.
Speaker 3: So there's a handful of opportunities at the Disneyland Resort
Speaker 3: or any of the Walt Disney interaction points, because it
Speaker 3: can be on the Disney cruise lines or anywhere else
Speaker 3: where you will encounter opportunities to interact with Minnie or
Speaker 3: Mickey or any of the Fab five, or even beyond
Speaker 3: that a lot of the different Disney characters, and they're
Speaker 3: actually able to speak with you and interact with you.
Speaker 3: So it's really quite impressive, like conversations. They're not like
Speaker 3: a doll with a string in the back.
Speaker 4: No, because I.
Speaker 3: Mean, but you've seen Mando. You've been on so Mando
Speaker 3: can talk to you. It just feels different because you're right,
Speaker 3: and I understand that. But there are definitely animated characters
Speaker 3: who have crossed the divide, if you will, into reality
Speaker 3: who are able to interact with you, which is really
Speaker 3: quite exciting. So I was gonna say Mickey, Minnie, Goofy Donald,
Speaker 3: Daisy chip Dale. I'm trying to think who else I've
Speaker 3: interacted with? But yeah, so not all over the resort?
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, yes, have you not seen the show? I
Speaker 3: went to the saw the show. Oh yeah, I couldn't
Speaker 3: believe people getting upset.
Speaker 4: It's like this dead bowl. Won'll worry? What do you expect?
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, No, And I mean I'm not one of
Speaker 3: my favorite shows of the Christmas show that takes place
Speaker 3: at on Avengers Campus, a Disney California a venture but
Speaker 3: whatever anyway, But yeah, no, I think for me and
Speaker 3: this is something I've always thought for a long time,
Speaker 3: and I really hate to have guests visiting and I
Speaker 3: haven't worked at Disney and I'm calling them as if
Speaker 3: I work there, But I hate to have guests come
Speaker 3: from all over southern California and beyond. But when we
Speaker 3: are in the Santa Anna Win situation, I feel that
Speaker 3: the Disneyland Short Resort should just communicate to guests that
Speaker 3: are visiting that we just don't have fireworks during this
Speaker 3: time period because there's a likelihood of being dangerous. Doesn't
Speaker 3: matter that we have fires right now. Just generally speaking,
Speaker 3: between this point of time and this point of time,
Speaker 3: mother Nature is not necessarily on our side, and for
Speaker 3: the safety of you and the other guests, we just
Speaker 3: don't have fireworks.
Speaker 4: Why haven't they gone to the drone show yet?
Speaker 3: So that is very interesting because they're still at this point,
Speaker 3: even though a portion of it has lifted back from
Speaker 3: nine to eleven. There's a TFR, a temporary flight restriction
Speaker 3: over the Disneyland Resort that has been instituted from nine
Speaker 3: to eleven for protection of the resort as well as
Speaker 3: there is a flight path from John Wayne Airport that
Speaker 3: loops surrounded right right because of that, the drones cannot
Speaker 3: fly over the resort because they would have to change
Speaker 3: it because the drones are specifically not allowed to fly
Speaker 3: over the resort.
Speaker 2: But the exploding bombs, the red glare, your bombs bursting
Speaker 2: in air, gave proof through the night.
Speaker 4: That's okay, that's okay, trust me, I know, and I think.
Speaker 3: But the thing that's funny, and if you visit YouTube
Speaker 3: or social media and see the absolutely incredible shows that
Speaker 3: they have at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Paris and
Speaker 3: now they have at Tokyo Disneyland, those drone shows are
Speaker 3: insane and it really irks me that we haven't been
Speaker 3: able to find a way to incorporate them here, even
Speaker 3: on a smaller scale, especially World of Color at Disney
Speaker 3: California Adventure, which is just a Disneyized version of the
Speaker 3: Fountain Show in fact created by the same company at
Speaker 3: Blagio in Vegas. The same company behind the Blagio Fountain
Speaker 3: Show is the same company that helped create World of
Speaker 3: Color at Disney Park. I would love to see drones
Speaker 3: incorporated in that, and they would be low enough out
Speaker 3: of the sky that they could be involved on like
Speaker 3: because the point is if they're at a low enough
Speaker 3: altitude it wouldn't be affected by that temporary flight restriction.
Speaker 3: Or the team far granted over the castle over at
Speaker 3: Disneyland Park a different ballgame, because it would have to
Speaker 3: be at a high enough altitude that it would be affected.
Speaker 3: But I agree with you. I think that we're at
Speaker 3: a point that it could be absolutely incredible. And there's
Speaker 3: nothing wrong with a few flash bangs that are coming
Speaker 3: off the castle, right, So I think that you could
Speaker 3: combine those things, the small flash bangs that take place
Speaker 3: at Fantasmic, and a couple of other different pyrotechnic opportunities.
Speaker 3: So for me, there's so much magic and so much
Speaker 3: technology that would be able to be incorporated. And I'm
Speaker 3: just dis pointed. Disney, you are absolutely incredible, and I
Speaker 3: know that I can literally look out the studio here
Speaker 3: and I can see several of your buildings just down
Speaker 3: the cele But you're so absolutely incredible, and you're a
Speaker 3: juggernaut of entertainment within the world and realistically the universe.
Speaker 3: Lord only knows that there's aliens out there. George Norri
Speaker 3: could probably chime in on it, but Disney, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm sure aliens are watching the shows from outside of
Speaker 3: our galaxy. But I would love to see things here
Speaker 3: happen in Southern California that haven't. And I think I'm
Speaker 3: disappointed that I haven't seen an incorporation of some of
Speaker 3: those really special, unique opportunities that have happened elsewhere within
Speaker 3: the Walt Disney Company here for us in Southern California,
Speaker 3: especially because starting in May is the seventieth anniversary celebration
Speaker 3: of Disneyland Park here in Disney, California.
Speaker 2: Or well, you makes me feel so old because I
Speaker 2: remember being a kid in Disneyland.
Speaker 4: The park was still relatively new.
Speaker 3: Right, No, I mean you have to think I'm I'm
Speaker 3: also old enough that I had books, I had the
Speaker 3: ticket books, so I'm sack ticket books a ticket B
Speaker 3: ticket on you still like what I'm saying, I'm I
Speaker 3: too am old enough to have been around when ticket
Speaker 3: books were thing, before the tickets went insanely expensive and
Speaker 3: it was just one to get into the door, as
Speaker 3: opposed to the.
Speaker 2: Eight ticket rides with the best rides, and now they're
Speaker 2: only like, I don't know a handful of the book booklet,
Speaker 2: and you know, I think an a ticket ride with
Speaker 2: like the tea cups like I don't want any of
Speaker 2: that stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know, and I think there was a
Speaker 3: C ticket but still see anyway, Okay, you get my point.
Speaker 3: I feel you. No, I'm right there with you. But anyway,
Speaker 3: there are some amazing things that are coming. Paint the
Speaker 3: Night is returning to the Disneyland Resort for the seventieth anniversary.
Speaker 3: I will have so many more exciting things to share
Speaker 3: with you. What's up with Nick here? During a later
Speaker 3: with Mo Kelly on KFI for the Disneyland Resort and
Speaker 3: so much more.
Speaker 4: I mean, I've got you know me.
Speaker 3: I just I'm a plethora of useless information. If there
Speaker 3: was who wants to be a millionaire, I was definitely
Speaker 3: one of those people you should have called because I
Speaker 3: just got inside scoop on so much.
Speaker 2: You close it out the segment, you close it out
Speaker 2: the hour. Yeah, probably the show later on? Uh tell
Speaker 2: us how people can can find you? Because it's been
Speaker 2: a minute, sure said, You've you've been able to do
Speaker 2: it like you always do it for me.
Speaker 3: You can always find me on social media, Nick Polio Channi,
Speaker 3: which is always the challenge. But if you've been listening, yes,
Speaker 3: Pagliochini is the pa g l I O C h
Speaker 3: I and I very very fanatical.
Speaker 4: If you look at it.
Speaker 2: I swore that that was like a radio suitedam for
Speaker 2: the longest.
Speaker 3: No, the funnier part is and Amy King here from
Speaker 3: KFI can confirm this as well. I was Mark Silvio
Speaker 3: for so many years, which is Sylvia. Which is so
Speaker 3: funny to think that you had such a pors You
Speaker 3: can tell we were right up against that safe harbor
Speaker 3: time here brown chicken brown.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: No, I was Mark Silvio here for so many years
Speaker 3: on KFI. In fact, it was very funny because Chris Little,
Speaker 3: our former news director, was the one who made the
Speaker 3: change I don't know, maybe a decade or so ago
Speaker 3: over to me going by Nick Poliochanni, I mean Robin Berlucci,
Speaker 3: our former program director, also made the decision.
Speaker 4: But still Mark Silvio, Mark Silvio.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so many many years of working here, I
Speaker 3: was Mark Silvio.
Speaker 4: And then I became wearing assless chaps and.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I'm just like I took my well,
Speaker 3: I didn't even know Mark Ronner at the time period,
Speaker 3: who doesn't wear pants.
Speaker 4: During our youuge s report.
Speaker 3: Mark Silvio has a mullet and parachute pants and no chess.
Speaker 4: And on that note, there we go. That's how we
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