Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: A M six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio app. I mentioned mixtape Monday and
Speaker 1: things that we can't even talk about because they're so exciting.
Speaker 1: One of those things is involving Kiss and what Kiss
Speaker 1: has planned, and you kind of won't believe it in
Speaker 1: terms of what Kiss has planned when they return to
Speaker 1: the stage later this year.
Speaker 2: You know Kiss, right, I know Kiss?
Speaker 1: Yes, the makeup, the hair, the boo, pageantry, pageantry.
Speaker 2: Yes. Can you imagine a concert Sands without that stuff?
Speaker 2: Why you'll have to listen to mixtape Monday? Boy? What
Speaker 2: else is going on? Time for what's happening?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: You heard it here first?
Speaker 4: Wow, this is wack.
Speaker 2: I'm hot because the temperature is hot.
Speaker 1: I'm hot because I'm pissed ABS News for saying this
Speaker 1: in their news item for it going to be in
Speaker 1: the eighties potentially.
Speaker 2: Tips for dealing with the heat hydrate hydrate, make it stop.
Speaker 2: Drink before you are thirsty.
Speaker 1: Take frequent breaks in air conditioning or shade, wear light clothing.
Speaker 2: Oh my Lanta, look directly at the sun.
Speaker 5: If you're cold, take your clothes off and lay on
Speaker 5: the hot assht tan your asphalt.
Speaker 1: What earth, isn't that a thing for self care? To
Speaker 1: sun sunlight in your in your back end. Isn't that
Speaker 1: a whole thing? Yeah, but I don't say it's good
Speaker 1: for you. Yeah, what you do?
Speaker 2: You should just go outside. You've got a backyard perfect
Speaker 2: for ass sunning in the summer times.
Speaker 5: Just got you got women on your tomorrow's stretch warm.
Speaker 5: By Thursday, we'll see high temperatures of about sixty four
Speaker 5: sixty five degrees.
Speaker 1: I just remember we have visitors coming in, so I
Speaker 1: should probably xnay on the whole ass sunning a.
Speaker 5: Southwest Airlines is cutting jobs at four airports in the
Speaker 5: United States, including two here in southern California.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I hope it's not my bar. Staff at
Speaker 2: Burbank could be.
Speaker 5: Job cuts begin in June at Lax at Burbank at
Speaker 5: Normanetta International up in San Jose.
Speaker 1: Money and Jane, they said, and the woman whose name
Speaker 1: I never remember.
Speaker 2: Officials said employees would be able to apply for jobs
Speaker 2: at other airports or take severance packages. Makes a double
Speaker 2: when you really only asked for a single.
Speaker 5: Southwest had to announce it was laying off fifteen percent
Speaker 5: of its corporate workforce to reduce overhead costs. In total,
Speaker 5: they say about seventeen hundred and fifty jobs effected.
Speaker 1: There was a sea lion that got a little BiDi
Speaker 1: off the Oxnard coast.
Speaker 2: He was sick. Yeah, that's what happens.
Speaker 1: When animals are sick, they don't react the same way
Speaker 1: that they usually do. Look at this surfer who was
Speaker 1: bitten by the sick sea lion. It looks like Shaka is.
Speaker 2: He's willing to forgive.
Speaker 1: He is, he has a forgiving face. Well, surfers are
Speaker 1: usually a peaceful people, aren't they.
Speaker 5: For a while now, beach goers have been warned about
Speaker 5: this toxic algae outbreak that affects marine life. More than
Speaker 5: fifty sea lions got sick after they ingested demoic acid
Speaker 5: over in Malibu. Demoic acid is an algal bloom resulting
Speaker 5: from a single cell organism called pseudo nietzschia. When toxic,
Speaker 5: demoic acid can cause brain and heart damage, even in
Speaker 5: low doses.
Speaker 1: Do you have any sort of weird not I don't
Speaker 1: want to call it a fantasy or a day dream
Speaker 1: or a night dream even, but just some sort of
Speaker 1: idea in your head where someone tries to break into
Speaker 1: your house and you are a superhero, not like you know,
Speaker 1: Kevin and Home alone micromachine type espionage, but like you
Speaker 1: can contain the situation, keep your family safe with guns
Speaker 1: or weapons or numb chucks or.
Speaker 2: Do I get to have the gun?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have all the stuff in your home and
Speaker 1: you're keeping your family safe. Some three guys try to
Speaker 1: break into your house and you freaking save the day.
Speaker 2: Yes, you have that dream totally.
Speaker 1: I think everybody does, right, or every dude.
Speaker 2: I think that comes yeah, with the territory probably why
Speaker 2: I was just no.
Speaker 1: There was just a story about three people breaking into
Speaker 1: a home in Woodland Hills, tied up one of the
Speaker 1: victims and took off with a safe. And every time
Speaker 1: I read one of these stories, I think to myself,
Speaker 1: wouldn't it be cool if the story was like, and
Speaker 1: I know, you shouldn't do this because you're putting yourself
Speaker 1: in danger, right, that's what they tell you, and they're right,
Speaker 1: but I want it to end sometimes with and then
Speaker 1: the homeowners took over and they tied up the robbers
Speaker 1: and you.
Speaker 5: Know something hinky about this story though? They said that
Speaker 5: the robbers made off with a safe. The victims said
Speaker 5: they do not where I call what was inside the safe.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that's the inside job with drugs and or
Speaker 1: hot items. This is why I'm hot. This is why
Speaker 1: I'm hot, is what the items in the safe are saying.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's exactly what they're saying, but
Speaker 1: they might be I was stolen off a truck, or
Speaker 1: I was earned through a drug deal.
Speaker 2: Fourteen people died fill.
Speaker 5: Ill gotten gains the perhaps contents of that safe, if
Speaker 5: I were to guess, because if I have a safe,
Speaker 5: I know what's in it.
Speaker 1: Right usually, although like when my mother in law died,
Speaker 1: I remember my father in law trying to get into
Speaker 1: a safe deposit box at a bank, and he needed
Speaker 1: like a death certificate and the whole thing, and different
Speaker 1: ridiculous hoops you had to jump through to getting into
Speaker 1: your dead wife's safe deposit box. But anyway, it had
Speaker 1: all these things needed to be produced, and he had
Speaker 1: no idea what was inside.
Speaker 2: Well, that'd be a nice little treasure hunt.
Speaker 1: No clue, and there was really nothing in there. It
Speaker 1: was like a family heirloom something and a piece of paper.
Speaker 1: So I don't remember what was in it either, but it.
Speaker 2: Wasn't like gold bullyon or anything like that. What's gold
Speaker 2: bullyon leg You make soup out of it.
Speaker 5: There's a new map County Health Rankings and road Maps
Speaker 5: report from the University of Wisconsin's Population Health Institute, and
Speaker 5: it says about one in six adults are considered binge drinkers.
Speaker 5: For a newly released annual report, in some states and counties,
Speaker 5: even larger portion of the population may be prone to
Speaker 5: excessive drinking. Researchers found generally positive that in the state
Speaker 5: of Wisconsin, for example, they have dropped in the ratings
Speaker 5: twenty four percent self report as excessive drinkers, down from
Speaker 5: the previous year's report. Montana had the highest rate of
Speaker 5: self reported excessive drinking, filling out the top five DC, Iowa,
Speaker 5: North Dakota, all of them tied at twenty five percent.
Speaker 5: We actually went up. California climbed from seventeen percent up
Speaker 5: to twenty percent.
Speaker 2: I found this was interesting.
Speaker 1: They classify heavy drinking as eight drinks a week for women,
Speaker 1: fifteen for men whoa but eight for women you're a
Speaker 1: heavy drinker. That seems really low to me, Like if
Speaker 1: you have a glass of wine with dinner every night.
Speaker 1: You're already you're a heavy drinker because you'll probably have
Speaker 1: two one day.
Speaker 2: That makes you a heavy drink. Like that's insane.
Speaker 1: If that's heavy drinking, I mean I shouldn't have a
Speaker 1: freaking pulse.
Speaker 5: Well, your liver still works for now?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Yeah, a big But I'm still not drinking because of Jesus.
Speaker 2: This time that you started long before relent, I know,
Speaker 2: but I rolled it over.
Speaker 5: God, let it ride, baby, let it ride?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 5: Your shot had a chance to pick up free Philly
Speaker 5: cheese steaks.
Speaker 1: Is yes, yes, do we have a guest here today?
Speaker 1: And it's Bob Levy for Philly Philly's Best Cheese Steak.
Speaker 2: Excuse me?
Speaker 1: And Philly's Best Cheese Steaks is here visiting us because
Speaker 1: well today happens to be National Cheesecake Cheesecake?
Speaker 2: What's wrong with me? Why can't I speak? You know what?
Speaker 1: You put a bunch of cheese steaks in front of me,
Speaker 1: and I just lose all ability to compute anything.
Speaker 5: Bob, Happy National cheese Steak Day?
Speaker 1: Ye gosh, but I mean every day really is good
Speaker 1: for a cheese steak.
Speaker 6: You can't go wrong. One of the best sandwiches out there.
Speaker 2: It's really good. When we went to Philadelphi, how long
Speaker 2: ago was that five hundred years, eight years, eight years ago,
Speaker 2: eight years ago. More than that, it was twenty eight
Speaker 2: years ago, twenty sixteen. That's nine years ago. Oh, I know,
Speaker 2: but we don't count yet. All right, we're idiots, it's
Speaker 2: the point anyway. We so we were told.
Speaker 1: We went to Philadelphia, Oh, you got to go here,
Speaker 1: you gotta.
Speaker 2: Go here, you gotta go here. Now we found that
Speaker 2: we liked them all.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's good, but that's we're from California, so we
Speaker 5: don't have the you know, the the refined palette.
Speaker 2: When it comes names, Nate and Owl's are coming back
Speaker 2: to me?
Speaker 6: Is that Pats?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Whose else Nate?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 5: Nate and now were the security guys that we saw
Speaker 5: at oh the mobs?
Speaker 8: Yeah guys right, you know, that's the birthplace of the
Speaker 8: Philadelphia cheese steak. So wherever you go, they're all great.
Speaker 8: You know, some are better than others, but you cannot
Speaker 8: be Philly's best cheese steak.
Speaker 6: Here in California, we are down the best.
Speaker 5: I know you're trying. I know you're trying to hide
Speaker 5: your Orange County accent. But you're not from here.
Speaker 6: Are you.
Speaker 8: No, I'm from Northeast Philadelphia and everything we sell comes
Speaker 8: from Philadelphia. I sell Philadelphia. I love Philadelphia. You want
Speaker 8: to talk about Philly, Come see where in Northeast Philadelphia
Speaker 8: off the Cottman in the boulevard. Okay, because people listen
Speaker 8: and I'll want to.
Speaker 2: Know specifically, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: And my wife's from mount Airy, so all you mount
Speaker 8: Airy and North Philadelphia fans come see us especially, you know,
Speaker 8: we'd love to talk about her neighborhood.
Speaker 2: When did you move out here?
Speaker 8: About thirty three and a half years ago? Thirty four
Speaker 8: years ago? You and the wife, Yes, just open up.
Speaker 2: Philly's best. That's the entire reason you came out.
Speaker 8: That's exactly right. We just needed change. And she said, okay,
Speaker 8: I'll give you five years.
Speaker 6: I said, okay, we could do that. Well, thirty three
Speaker 6: and a half years later, that's great.
Speaker 1: So I'm always fascinated about how these things get started,
Speaker 1: because obviously you're a success story.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 1: So you're in Philadelphia, Northeast Philadelphia, you have this new
Speaker 1: wife and you guys are getting started, and you think
Speaker 1: to yourself, what where can we take this cheese steak deliciousness, and.
Speaker 8: Yeah, let's go to California. Because I was stationed at
Speaker 8: here in thirty Street station down in San Diego and
Speaker 8: there was no cheese steaks out here at all.
Speaker 6: The food was pretty awful then.
Speaker 8: So I was working at my uncle's cheese steak shop
Speaker 8: in Juniata Park in Philadelphia, and I said to his suppliers, Hey,
Speaker 8: I want to bring this stuff out in California. What
Speaker 8: do you think? Yeah, we could do it, no problem.
Speaker 8: And just one thing led to another, and it decided
Speaker 8: that we just started to ship it all out ourselves.
Speaker 8: We found one store in Fountain Valley, California that we
Speaker 8: converted to a cheese steak place and the rest is history.
Speaker 2: So that was the first location.
Speaker 8: First location, and now we have twenty and we franchised,
Speaker 8: and we got it from San Clemente, the Burbank, Casino,
Speaker 8: Riverside area, Inland Empire, you name it. We're trying to
Speaker 8: get all points around here in southern cal.
Speaker 1: What does your wife say now after so many years
Speaker 1: after she said, I'll give you five years to make
Speaker 1: this dream come true.
Speaker 2: And then we pull the plug on it.
Speaker 8: When we go back to visit. She goes, Oh, I
Speaker 8: can't wait to get back to California.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 8: Really a way, if you see family for so long
Speaker 8: as the ooka, it's time to ask.
Speaker 2: That's true about forty eight hours.
Speaker 8: It's like fish, We go back quite a bit because
Speaker 8: all of our suppliers are there, so we're always there,
Speaker 8: you know, doing business or whatever. So we still have
Speaker 8: a very good connection. Like we have not spent the
Speaker 8: holidays here, we always go back east, so you know,
Speaker 8: we just have that neighborhood feeling.
Speaker 5: Sure, it's different, and I appreciate that in people from
Speaker 5: the East Coast. I think they they take holidays a
Speaker 5: little bit more seriously than we do in California and
Speaker 5: always have most definitely, you know, for us, people go
Speaker 5: to Palm Springs or they go they don't necessarily want
Speaker 5: to spend it with family back in the neighborhood the
Speaker 5: way that people from the East Coast do.
Speaker 6: That's exactly right.
Speaker 8: What we try to do at all our steak shops
Speaker 8: is to give that neighborhood feeling. You know, so you
Speaker 8: can go to eat Phillies beest dot com and you
Speaker 8: can find one near you. And so when you step
Speaker 8: into that sandwich shop. We want to transport you to
Speaker 8: a sandwich shop in Philadelphia. You know, we give you
Speaker 8: a we ask for your name instead of giving you
Speaker 8: a number.
Speaker 6: So try to get that connection.
Speaker 1: There are other cheese steak places now all that have
Speaker 1: popped up in California.
Speaker 6: They like to duplicate um they do.
Speaker 2: What makes you the best?
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, being from Philadelphia, and when I
Speaker 8: was a kid, I used to make these. I always
Speaker 8: made them. So we make them exactly the way we
Speaker 8: do in Philadelphia. So we bring in our special marinated steak.
Speaker 8: We bring it Italian rolls in from a good Italian
Speaker 8: family back in Philadelphia. We top with white American cheese.
Speaker 8: We do the youngins just right. It's on a flat
Speaker 8: top grill. So when you come in, you hear to chopping, dispatulism,
Speaker 8: this and that. It's just like going to your favorite
Speaker 8: cheese steak place in Philly, like just like the ones
Speaker 8: you tried before. So you put all that together and
Speaker 8: you get one beautiful same.
Speaker 5: The steak itself. Where you've got to source that beef
Speaker 5: from back East, we do.
Speaker 8: We source it from back East. It's our own proprietary
Speaker 8: you know, marinate. So we don't use oil on a
Speaker 8: grill or anything like that. It just has a nice
Speaker 8: natural marinate to it. We chop it really nice and fine,
Speaker 8: and if you want, you could have sweet peppers and mushrooms,
Speaker 8: whatever you want. Some places in different neighborhoods like to
Speaker 8: mix their onions in, or they may sometimes put ketchup.
Speaker 1: On onion in the same way I say, I know,
Speaker 1: but you're not from Philly. I sat onion my whole
Speaker 1: life and it was only till this show that people
Speaker 1: called me out on it.
Speaker 8: Now one thing too, since you're talking about onion, I
Speaker 8: don't know. But once you're talking about onions, when you
Speaker 8: go into the cheese steak place, you say, give me
Speaker 8: a cheese with or a cheese without.
Speaker 6: That means onions with onions or without.
Speaker 5: This may be a better indicator of, you know, your
Speaker 5: true parentage.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: Maybe I shouldn't. Maybe the biological fathers from Philadelphia.
Speaker 5: Not just the the steak itself coming from back East.
Speaker 5: You got a bunch of Philly brands we do. Everything
Speaker 5: we sell is pretty much from Philadelphia. We have Philadelphia
Speaker 5: sodas like Pennsylvania Dutch Birch beer, Hank's sodas. We have
Speaker 5: Hers potato chips, we have Tasty cakes. So whatever you
Speaker 5: want from Philadelphia, we have it.
Speaker 2: I am now starving. It's now official.
Speaker 5: Bob Levy from Philly's Best Cheese Steaks continue, we wish
Speaker 5: you best to continued the.
Speaker 2: Good soda with the cheese steak. It's very key.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you have a black cherry wish yak, and then
Speaker 8: after that you have a butterscotch crimpet.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 9: Bob.
Speaker 8: There's one here, yes, one, and Birdmancnsino to eat Phillies
Speaker 8: Best dot com.
Speaker 6: You will get one real near you.
Speaker 2: There are twenty, yes, there are twenty, okay.
Speaker 8: And we're looking to expand more. You know, we want
Speaker 8: to spread out that great Philly cheese steak feeling across.
Speaker 2: Do you ever get tired of cheese steak?
Speaker 6: No? No, But we also have chicken cheese steaks. If
Speaker 6: you want to mix it up, we have Holgi's.
Speaker 2: Finster comes in against a chicken cheese steak.
Speaker 8: A lot of good people California. That's right, because when
Speaker 8: we first opened, we didn't have chicken cheese steaks. I
Speaker 8: think six months in our steak companies say you know,
Speaker 8: we're developing this chicken cheese steak. We think we'll do
Speaker 8: great in California.
Speaker 2: That's how where'd you get that scar on your arm?
Speaker 2: Is that from a cheesecake?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: I actually steak when I get.
Speaker 2: Sounds delicious. You should. You should maybe serve cheese cake
Speaker 2: with a steak.
Speaker 6: You have to have a tasty cake.
Speaker 2: Okay, sorry, I have a tasty hey today.
Speaker 5: By the way, a portion of the pro profits from
Speaker 5: today from National Cheese Steak Day are going to the
Speaker 5: California Fire Foundation.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right through the Cheese Steaks for Charity initiative.
Speaker 2: Wait where did the scar come from?
Speaker 6: Actually? I cook it home, so when I was cleaning
Speaker 6: the pop the other day was still hot.
Speaker 1: Oh man, that's a good scar. Yeah, you know, I
Speaker 1: got this one from a knife. I think I was slicing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Bob, thanks for coming in. Man, were great.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much for having me to give away. Janna,
Speaker 5: tell me what the full thing is. It's cheese steaks
Speaker 5: for a year. We're giving cheese steaks for a year
Speaker 5: seven hundred dollars value. What wow, we're giving that away.
Speaker 8: If you go to your Gary shn his Instagram page,
Speaker 8: and tag at eat Phillies Best dot Com chance to win.
Speaker 2: That's how we're going to do it, all right, So
Speaker 2: this again, I'm sorry, A year of cheese steaks.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. So how so one of our people,
Speaker 1: if they go to where do they have to go?
Speaker 8: They can go to your Instagram peoch and tag you
Speaker 8: know at e Phillies best dot Com and enter to win,
Speaker 8: and then you guys can give them out.
Speaker 6: However you want.
Speaker 2: I love it, my goodness.
Speaker 8: That way, we're spreading the Philly cheese steak craze throughout
Speaker 8: southern California.
Speaker 5: Steak love everywhere, Steak love, cheese steak with without without
Speaker 5: onions exactly.
Speaker 2: I found a brethren moms again for coming.
Speaker 1: In stories we're following for you today, while we're following
Speaker 1: everything for you today. But now, top national security officials
Speaker 1: for President Trump, including his Defense secretary, texted war plans
Speaker 1: for upcoming military strikes and Yemen to a group chat
Speaker 1: in a secure messaging app that included the editor in
Speaker 1: chief for the Atlantic. This was reported by that mag
Speaker 1: and a story just published online. National Security Council said
Speaker 1: the text chain appears to be authentic. It was athletic
Speaker 1: editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg, said the material in the
Speaker 1: text chain contained operational details of forthcoming strikes on a
Speaker 1: raw and backed Hoothy rebels in Yemen, including information about targets,
Speaker 1: weapons the US would be deploying and attacked. Sequencing just
Speaker 1: two hours after Goldberg received the details of the attack.
Speaker 1: On March fifteenth, the US began launching the series of
Speaker 1: air strikes.
Speaker 5: The Pentagon is also looking for the leaker that gave
Speaker 5: out information to newspapers last week about Elon Musk's visit
Speaker 5: to the Pentagon. Remember, it was originally said that he
Speaker 5: was going to have eyes on a plan for a
Speaker 5: potential war with China, and Defense Secretary and the President
Speaker 5: both had to come out and say that's not at
Speaker 5: all what this meeting is about. They are doing polygraph
Speaker 5: testing of now Pentagon employees to try to find who
Speaker 5: was that.
Speaker 2: Leek the information.
Speaker 5: Heathrow Airport executives are defending their response to a fire
Speaker 5: that shut down Europe's busiest airport for almost today. Was,
Speaker 5: of course, Britain's energy system operator that suggested he throw
Speaker 5: did have enough electricity from other sources to keep running,
Speaker 5: but more than thirteen hundred flights were canceled Friday after
Speaker 5: that fire destroyed one of the three electrical substations that
Speaker 5: supplies he Throw. The chief executive of National Grid, told
Speaker 5: The Financial Times each substation individually could provide enough power
Speaker 5: to keep Heathrow open, but Heathrow said safely restarting operations
Speaker 5: was a significant challenge, so it ran on a full
Speaker 5: service over the weekend as expected to do so again
Speaker 5: today as they still have to deal with some of
Speaker 5: the repercussions from all of that. Well, it's time for
Speaker 5: our motivational Monday. We've found a bunch of stuff, bunch
Speaker 5: of different speeches to a bunch of different halftime speeches,
Speaker 5: whether it's a sports movie or a war movie or
Speaker 5: just a great movie, and a way to I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, put a little spark in your step for that.
Speaker 2: That's ready. It's about getting you ready to punch the
Speaker 2: week in the face.
Speaker 5: And I have a bonus motivational one. Which do you
Speaker 5: want first? You want the bonus or do you want
Speaker 5: the real one?
Speaker 2: I think I know what your bonus is. You probably do. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: let's do the real one and end with the bonus. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's spin the wheel. See which one you want uh oh,
Speaker 2: this is a good one. You're gonna like this one.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, ready yeah, halftime, Okay, Texas State Championship
Speaker 5: game for the Permian Panthers out of Odessa, Texas.
Speaker 2: They're taking on the powerhouse that is Carter High School
Speaker 2: out of Dallas.
Speaker 5: Carter's up by twenty points at halftime, and coach Gary
Speaker 5: Gaines Rallies his team for the next two important quarters
Speaker 5: of football.
Speaker 10: What's real simple, You got two more quarters and that's it.
Speaker 7: I love him now.
Speaker 10: Most of you have been playing this game for ten
Speaker 10: years and you got two more quarters. And after that,
Speaker 10: most of you will never play this game again as
Speaker 10: long as you live. And you all have known me
Speaker 10: for a while and for a long time now, you've
Speaker 10: been hearing me talk about being perfect. Well, I want
Speaker 10: you to understand something. To me, being perfect is not
Speaker 10: about that scoreboard out there. It's not about winning. It's
Speaker 10: about you and your relationship to yourself and your family
Speaker 10: and your friends. Being perfect is about being able to
Speaker 10: look your friends in the eye and know that you
Speaker 10: didn't let them down because you told them the truth.
Speaker 10: And that truth is is that you did everything that
Speaker 10: you could. There wasn't one more thing that you could
Speaker 10: have done. Can you live in that moment as best
Speaker 10: you can, with clear eyes and love in your heart,
Speaker 10: with joy in your heart.
Speaker 7: If you can do that, gentlemen, then you're perfect. Music
Speaker 7: it comes to musing.
Speaker 10: I want you to take a moment, and I want
Speaker 10: you to look each other in the eyes. I want
Speaker 10: you to put each other in your hearts forever, because
Speaker 10: forever it's about to happen here in just a few minutes.
Speaker 10: I want you to close your eyes, and I want
Speaker 10: you to think about Booby Miles, who is your brother,
Speaker 10: and he would die to be out there on that
Speaker 10: field with you.
Speaker 7: Tonight, and I want you to put that in your hearts.
Speaker 7: Whata my heart is full? My heart's full.
Speaker 2: Of course the Great Friday Nightlights twenty five years ago,
Speaker 2: if you can believe. And then he went on to
Speaker 2: be land Man.
Speaker 5: I think it's a different it's a different character. But
Speaker 5: did you notice that in one of the first episodes
Speaker 5: of land Man. Yes, he goes back to visit or
Speaker 5: watch the spring game or whatever it was.
Speaker 2: It was very cool. Uh, So that was good. Just
Speaker 2: I love Billy Bob Thornton.
Speaker 5: It's just a fantastic so The bonus was that last
Speaker 5: night before the Anaheim Ducks took on the Carolina Hurricanes,
Speaker 5: they had a special visitor in their locker room, none
Speaker 5: other than your Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh. Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: how as these young guys see him coming in the
Speaker 5: Uh what on this is?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 11: This is incredible. Uh, this kind of stuff I live
Speaker 11: for right here this uh, this time right before the game.
Speaker 11: And uh, I can see the heart going. My heart's
Speaker 11: going to I'm always like, uh one of those race horses.
Speaker 7: You like.
Speaker 11: You can tell they got a little sweat, got a
Speaker 11: little sweat coming down. You can see the see the
Speaker 11: heart pumping snot bubbles, snot bubbles coming out and uh,
Speaker 11: you guys are thoroughbreds, man.
Speaker 4: And uh coach was hitting me with this story by
Speaker 4: at the bow and arrow and UH got me. I
Speaker 4: mean that's why, that's why the heart's going right now. Man,
Speaker 4: he got you got me pumped up right there. So hey,
Speaker 4: let's go draw on your old back. I just feel
Speaker 4: that I feel that strong.
Speaker 3: That's strong, like right there right got back as far
Speaker 3: as you can aim and release, take your freaking shot.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 4: It just it gets me right there, So go ahead
Speaker 4: and plays hards cans fast as you can, as long
Speaker 4: as you can keep your wits about you and don't
Speaker 4: work win out three one two three.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, Hunt tonight you're running and left wing
Speaker 9: harky at center, lending that right wing liser defense MINTI
Speaker 9: helly and in that that's.
Speaker 3: The I mean.
Speaker 1: Right after my cup of coffee this morning, when I
Speaker 1: was reading the La Times story about eleven cafes to
Speaker 1: enjoy a cup of coffee while you shop for plants.
Speaker 1: After I was indulging myself and reading through that, I
Speaker 1: got that tweet from Carl that shared that video with me,
Speaker 1: and I thought, thank you Carl for bringing me back
Speaker 1: to who I really am.
Speaker 2: I love that.
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