Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 3: Are you okay? I'm fine. I wasn't going to bring
Speaker 3: it up. You brought it up.
Speaker 2: There is a concern that, you know, these expensive teams
Speaker 2: don't always make the World Series again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that was in a bold move. They struck quickly.
Speaker 1: And he's a good guy. That's a thing, Blake. Tell
Speaker 1: the people he's a good guy.
Speaker 3: You don't know that. I know, Buster Posey's a good guy.
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Speaker 1: I see the words effect and I'm thankful we're in California.
Speaker 3: I just gets my bones get cold.
Speaker 1: Is there anything more cliche than the reporters going to
Speaker 1: honey baked Haam and talking to people in the line,
Speaker 1: or going to the airport and talking people traveling I
Speaker 1: would like to see an original report on Thanksgiving week
Speaker 1: from a reporter, something.
Speaker 3: Out of the box.
Speaker 1: That's what I would if I was a news director somewhere,
Speaker 1: I would challenge my reporters do something I haven't seen before.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 2: I got in trouble for that. In Seattle. It wasn't
Speaker 2: it wasn't day before. It was day after thanks so
Speaker 2: it was Black Friday shopping right right. And I go
Speaker 2: to see you've all had that assignment some kmart or
Speaker 2: target or whatever. It was up in the north end
Speaker 2: of Seattle, and like somewhere along Lake City Way, and
Speaker 2: I'm interviewing people, and I caught a couple of people
Speaker 2: talking about how.
Speaker 3: I don't want to be here. My wife wants me
Speaker 3: to get this stupid TV or cabbage patches.
Speaker 2: That's a great angle, and it was a better angle
Speaker 2: like who yeah, And I remember there's a line for
Speaker 2: people to get into the store that opened at six o'clock.
Speaker 2: Who doesn't want to be here? And then I talked
Speaker 2: to those guys. Man, my wife went to the other
Speaker 2: store so I could sick check here or see if
Speaker 2: they had anything.
Speaker 3: And it was a better story because it was not
Speaker 3: just the I'm here for the TV right.
Speaker 2: And my news director called and said, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: And I said, this is this is better, this is funny.
Speaker 3: Stands out from you.
Speaker 1: I would have applauded you. My god, I stand here
Speaker 1: today applauding you. So today we're not going to be cliche.
Speaker 1: We're not going to ask you what you're thankful for?
Speaker 1: What are you not thankful for?
Speaker 3: Well, you could be what you could do?
Speaker 1: Kidding, I didn't mean to pooh pooh your nice idea.
Speaker 3: It was my idea. It was the Woody show. And
Speaker 3: I'll give them full credit because it's not that it's
Speaker 3: not like it's an original idea. I've never heard of
Speaker 3: it before.
Speaker 1: What are you thankful for on Thanksgiving?
Speaker 3: I've never heard.
Speaker 1: It's the whole idea of the of the of the
Speaker 1: of the holiday.
Speaker 3: I also have something I'm thankful for that I'm not
Speaker 3: in this show. When you walk, oh.
Speaker 1: Hay, now I know that theater is you can go
Speaker 1: and when you talk it's It's one of those things.
Speaker 1: You may love it, I may hate it. I may
Speaker 1: love it, you may hate it. We don't all have
Speaker 1: to have the same opinion about this. It's subjective, right,
Speaker 1: But here's the deal. You should know this was an
Speaker 1: awful play.
Speaker 3: This was back to the future of the musical.
Speaker 1: And I didn't want to ruin it for you because
Speaker 1: I went a few weeks ago and I'm sitting there
Speaker 1: watching this thinking this should be in Nevado Community Theater.
Speaker 3: This shouldn't be at the Pantagious.
Speaker 1: The choreography was awful, the acting was bad, the dialogue.
Speaker 3: What was cool was the production.
Speaker 2: Here's Here's one of the things that has bothered me
Speaker 2: about TV, specifically TV and movies over the last several
Speaker 2: years is all of the incredible advances that have been
Speaker 2: made technologically, special effects and that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: We still can't do wigs well. And the wigs in.
Speaker 2: This show were just and I was up in the
Speaker 2: mezzanine and they were distracting.
Speaker 3: It was it was so it was so crazy. It
Speaker 3: was zero. Listen.
Speaker 2: The people at the Pantages are wonderful. Those people who
Speaker 2: do Broadway in Hollywood, I think is what it's called.
Speaker 2: They have been so generous to us. They offer us,
Speaker 2: you know, a pre preview tickets sometimes fantastic. I paid
Speaker 2: for these tickets out of pockets, so I have zero
Speaker 2: problem saying I would never encourage I shouldn't say never.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't encourage people to see this. It was not
Speaker 3: that idea.
Speaker 1: It was a gift from my husband. It was gonna be,
Speaker 1: you know, back to the future, and I love eighties
Speaker 1: movies and all that, and it would be fun like
Speaker 1: dirty dancing.
Speaker 3: I like sure and all of that. But this one, man,
Speaker 3: this was a stink pot.
Speaker 2: I will say, Technologically, how they did the effects that
Speaker 2: they did with the Dolorean on incredible, incredible.
Speaker 3: I don't and the spinning thing I liked. I like
Speaker 3: to know how they do. I like to be a
Speaker 3: check behind the magic. I couldn't figure out some of
Speaker 3: that stuff. No, you couldn't, and I was.
Speaker 2: I was floored at the technological aspect of it, and
Speaker 2: it was that part of it was unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Otherwise, it was not.
Speaker 1: A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
Speaker 3: Is in effect.
Speaker 1: Is in effect they struck a deal broker allegedly by
Speaker 1: the US and France, but Israel has warned local residents
Speaker 1: not to return to the border area just yet.
Speaker 3: This is a rare diplomatic feat, they say.
Speaker 1: Obviously it's the Middle East, so that's that's a problem.
Speaker 3: On its face right there.
Speaker 2: Well, one of the issues is the Israeli military is
Speaker 2: still in those parts of southern Lebanon. They've still I
Speaker 2: don't want to use the term occupied, but there's still
Speaker 2: still there, and there is a concern that the people
Speaker 2: moving back into those areas may pick a fight or
Speaker 2: get out of line, and that's that would be considered,
Speaker 2: at least according to Israel, would be considered breaking the ceasefire.
Speaker 2: So they're just warning people, Hey, go back if you want,
Speaker 2: but be careful when you go back.
Speaker 3: Odd.
Speaker 2: Driving to Hollywood last night, yeah, straight shot, no problem
Speaker 2: getting getting down, but there was the traffic leaving La
Speaker 2: was mind boggling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the entire way.
Speaker 2: I granted I'm going opposite, but the entire way it
Speaker 2: just looked dead stop. By the time we got out
Speaker 2: of the Pantagious late everything had cleared up. But somewhere
Speaker 2: between I don't know, maybe five o'clock and probably nine
Speaker 2: o'clock anywhere north I five up through the New Hall
Speaker 2: Pass and parts north of there just looked miserab.
Speaker 3: Where'd you go to dinner at my house?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: We just stayed at home because we had in laws
Speaker 2: coming to my wife's parents came in, so we would
Speaker 2: stayed there to greet that it's.
Speaker 3: Nice, introduce them to the dog, and things like that.
Speaker 1: Remember how we were talking about sleep patterns and your
Speaker 1: daughter's got the aura ring, my husband has one, and
Speaker 1: we're like, well, who.
Speaker 3: Cares what you say? Turns out people who do not
Speaker 3: have enough of.
Speaker 1: A regular sleep pattern are at a higher risk of
Speaker 1: heart attack or stroke. If you keep it normal, you
Speaker 1: keep your sleep pattern regular, you do much better.
Speaker 2: And they were talking about it's not you can even
Speaker 2: if it's irregular, but you get eight hours. The irregularity
Speaker 2: was the more important part, right, that you just have
Speaker 2: some sort of a pattern, which you think about people
Speaker 2: who work night shift for example.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say when I worked morning show
Speaker 1: back when I was like twenty twenty two whatever, I
Speaker 1: did not have a regular, irregular pattern, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, like some people have it. You did well
Speaker 1: at this when you do the morning show, right, You'd
Speaker 1: come home and you would nap and then you would sleep,
Speaker 1: and it was pretty regular, but it was irregular, but regular.
Speaker 3: I could never get it right.
Speaker 1: I'd either stay up or then I'd nap or stay
Speaker 1: I couldn't figure out what worked better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it does take a toll. You can
Speaker 3: kill it taking a.
Speaker 2: Toll that the physical effects of lack of sleep, when
Speaker 2: they start to build up after a couple of days,
Speaker 2: it just there's nothing you can do to shake it.
Speaker 3: Well, you can't use your brain. You can't use your brain.
Speaker 2: You can't caffeine your way out of it, you can't
Speaker 2: exercise your way out of it.
Speaker 3: It's hard.
Speaker 5: Gary Shannon, what's going on, guys?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 5: So every Saturday Sunday, I usually come in and help
Speaker 5: out the smart and final account. I deliver frozen goods.
Speaker 5: So I deliver the ice creams, I deliver the frozen patties.
Speaker 5: I deliver everything that needs to go in the freezer.
Speaker 5: But AnyWho, I did deliver some turkeys this weekend. And
Speaker 5: you know what I heard when I went to the
Speaker 5: inside the store to go to the bathroom. I heard, Hi,
Speaker 5: this is Gary and Chennon and we want you to
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Speaker 2: want to you want to keep an eye out for.
Speaker 2: And we're also doing talkbacks today. What is it that
Speaker 2: you're thankful for or not thankful for? You get to
Speaker 2: choose thankful or not thankful.
Speaker 1: Just let us know, you don't know.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of people that have already said what
Speaker 2: they're not thankful for.
Speaker 3: We'll do some of those.
Speaker 2: Just hit that microphone on the iHeart app when you're
Speaker 2: listening to KFI and you could send us a.
Speaker 3: Message right away. Do we have the audio?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Do we Okay?
Speaker 1: Vice President Kamala harris first video to her supporters after
Speaker 1: the election has stunned social media. It was shared on
Speaker 1: her official X account and she's in a room with
Speaker 1: like a bad curtain over the window. It's just an
Speaker 1: odd scene and she's sitting down and she's kind of
Speaker 1: like got her head into the camera, like wait, a
Speaker 1: little bit too much at times.
Speaker 4: And it means so much to me and to governor
Speaker 4: Walls that you knocked on doors, you called friends, you
Speaker 4: called in favors, You said, hey, you know, I showed
Speaker 4: up at your softball game and I need you to
Speaker 4: show up at the campaign office.
Speaker 3: She drunk, you put in the time.
Speaker 4: It was personal for you because of your efforts get this.
Speaker 4: We raised and historic one point four billion dollars almost
Speaker 4: one and a half billion dollars, and more work must
Speaker 4: continues of reminding ourselves that we have an ability to
Speaker 4: stay engaged in a way that will make a difference.
Speaker 4: The work that you all did, it's going to have
Speaker 4: lasting effect. You know, the election didn't turn out like
Speaker 4: we wanted it too, certainly not as we planned for
Speaker 4: it too.
Speaker 2: There was one section of it specifically that I took
Speaker 2: issue with, not because of I mean, she can do
Speaker 2: whatever she wants. And yes, it's probably a great message
Speaker 2: that her supporters feel like she kind of disappeared after
Speaker 2: November fifth. Yeah, that makes perfect sense. And she wanted
Speaker 2: if they wanted something, they wanted her to reach out.
Speaker 3: So I get why she did it. But there's a
Speaker 3: part of it that bothered me.
Speaker 4: Because of your efforts get this, we raised and historic
Speaker 4: one point four billion dollars and I know this is
Speaker 4: an uncertain time. I'm clear eyed about that. I know
Speaker 4: you're clear out about it. And it feels heavy, and
Speaker 4: I just have to remind you. Don't you ever let
Speaker 4: anybody take your power from you.
Speaker 2: No, don't let anybody take your power from you.
Speaker 3: No one's trying to take your power from you. How
Speaker 3: about you.
Speaker 2: If you feel like your power is being infringed, you
Speaker 2: get out there and use that power in some way.
Speaker 2: You go out there and volunteer. You go out there
Speaker 2: and work in a homeless shelter this Thanksgiving. You go
Speaker 2: out there and spend time with your family. You go
Speaker 2: out there and actually do something with the power that
Speaker 2: you have. Stop telling people, Stop telling people that they're
Speaker 2: about to be victimized.
Speaker 3: That that's the that's the weirdest thing. How about you
Speaker 3: go out there and stand up for yourself.
Speaker 2: You go out there and make sure that you uh you,
Speaker 2: you take I mean.
Speaker 1: Language exactly exactly what I'm saying. Why I don't even
Speaker 1: give that any oxygen. That means nothing to me. Don't
Speaker 1: let anyone take your power. How about just go live
Speaker 1: your life and be a good person and care about people.
Speaker 1: How about that, screw your power, Just go be a
Speaker 1: cool person. Just go have a good time, enjoy yourself,
Speaker 1: be nice to people, open the door for someone.
Speaker 2: And stop acting like something was taken away from it.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's a it's a freaking election.
Speaker 1: These are politicians, that's the And is she drunk?
Speaker 3: I don't know, because did you see that? Did you
Speaker 3: see though the did you see the video or just
Speaker 3: did you hear it?
Speaker 1: I saw it because the way she's talking and her
Speaker 1: intonation and the hands.
Speaker 2: That's why to me, that's why she's not going to
Speaker 2: be a candidate for anything, or at least not a
Speaker 2: viable candidate for anything.
Speaker 1: People that are trying to run the narrative that she's
Speaker 1: going to run for governor and she may well, but no,
Speaker 1: she's done.
Speaker 4: And on this practical eve of Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: Practically no one's either. He's asking things.
Speaker 1: It wasn't the Democrats were voting for at this moment.
Speaker 3: It was voting against Trump.
Speaker 4: And just reflect on all the good you have done?
Speaker 1: Yes, why are you congratulating yourself over that? Furthermore, you're
Speaker 1: still asking for more money because you overspent, because she overspent,
Speaker 1: and donors will tell you.
Speaker 3: She will never be viable again. Ever. Ever, now you
Speaker 3: got me all worked.
Speaker 2: Up, sounds like it you're gonna have to calm down.
Speaker 2: Why don't you stand up for a little bit. I'm
Speaker 2: not trying to take your power.
Speaker 1: Oh you could not take my power?
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, yeah, yeah, Okay, I'll say this. I'm
Speaker 2: thankful for my family memories. We always had a big
Speaker 2: family Thanksgiving, so I'll say that, Yeah, this is the
Speaker 2: first Thanksgiving without both parents.
Speaker 3: That's tough.
Speaker 2: But I but remembering back to you know, from everything
Speaker 2: from the dryer from the dryer turkey. My parents used
Speaker 2: to cook the turkey ahead of time, especially at their
Speaker 2: house because it was a smaller house and they or
Speaker 2: a smaller kitchen and they didn't have a lot of room,
Speaker 2: so they would cook the turkey a couple day, like
Speaker 2: Monday or Tuesday or something like that, so that there
Speaker 2: was more room in the kitchen to do all the
Speaker 2: other stuff, the sides and the you know, desserts and
Speaker 2: all that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: But they would put the turkey. They'd wrap it, don't
Speaker 3: get me wrong.
Speaker 2: They'd wrap it in you know, a lot of foil
Speaker 2: and stuff, and they just put it out on the
Speaker 2: dryer and sort of the back patio area or not pattio,
Speaker 2: it's not outside but a pantry, I guess, and then
Speaker 2: throw that thing back in the oven at three point
Speaker 2: fifty for an hour or two and heat everything back
Speaker 2: up before.
Speaker 3: Why not or Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: Nobody got sick that I remember. I don't recall ever
Speaker 2: getting in you know sound.
Speaker 3: Was there anybody who just didn't eat the turkey?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Late in grandma's life, when she was a ninety ish,
Speaker 2: my wife was like, hey, she would say to my
Speaker 2: kids to go light on the turkey, like just just
Speaker 2: you know, it's not even a great it's not just
Speaker 2: go light on the turkey. And then she said, you're
Speaker 2: not gonna let your grandma eat that, are you? And
Speaker 2: I said, my grandmother has eaten questionable meats for ninety years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's gonna be okay. Whatever God wants to throw at
Speaker 2: her in the form of an undercooked turkey, She's got
Speaker 2: the gut biome to handle it.
Speaker 1: It's like, also clear, you're not gonna tell Dixie what
Speaker 1: she can or cannot imagine. No, I mean she would
Speaker 1: slap you so hard, slap you into next Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: But one fork in my thigh and the other fork
Speaker 2: in the turkey breast.
Speaker 3: He was eating it here in Shannon.
Speaker 6: One of the things I'm thankful for is Shannon's a
Speaker 6: laugh that gets me through some tough days at work.
Speaker 6: Also thankful I was listening yesterday so I could hear
Speaker 6: about spatchcocking and learning about the circumference of a beef chub.
Speaker 6: You guys have a great Thanksgiving buddy.
Speaker 1: Guys, that's our friend who always has something actually knowledgeable
Speaker 1: to share with us. On what you learned from Gary
Speaker 1: and Shannon. Not just you know, I learned that emperor
Speaker 1: penguins are four feet tall.
Speaker 3: But the memory that I was smiling at and this
Speaker 3: is what brought us up.
Speaker 2: By the way, let us know what you are thankful
Speaker 2: for this thing or not thankful.
Speaker 3: We don't have to do them out there we do.
Speaker 2: I'm thankful for the Woody Show because they were the
Speaker 2: ones who came up with this idea.
Speaker 1: I see what you're doing. You're blatant whoring to the
Speaker 1: Woody Show.
Speaker 3: I'm thankful for the show.
Speaker 1: You're basically on the corner offering free lap dances to
Speaker 1: the Woody Show.
Speaker 2: It's a slow time for strippers, probably so, are you kidding?
Speaker 3: But I'm going to be at a strip club this
Speaker 3: weekend for to get away from family.
Speaker 1: No, I'll be in Atlanta, So I'm going to go
Speaker 1: to Magic City on Friday night and get some wings.
Speaker 1: I will be at a strip club on Thanksgiving weekend
Speaker 1: City weekend. Y.
Speaker 2: No, my uncle in high school, I was dating a girl.
Speaker 3: Is this uncle Frederick? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 3: And this is when they lived in the same town
Speaker 3: that we did, which Trollope?
Speaker 4: Was this.
Speaker 3: Becca?
Speaker 2: Yeah okay, and don't do that with your hands, sorry,
Speaker 2: and uh he said to me. And I remember this
Speaker 2: so distinctly, like it was a beautiful there was a
Speaker 2: warm day, their house smelled great. Everybody's line a big
Speaker 2: table's line. There's like three card tables smushed together with
Speaker 2: a tablecloth over it. And I invited my then high
Speaker 2: school girlfriend obviously to Thanksgiving dinner and we sit down,
Speaker 2: we have our food and everything, and everybody's just family
Speaker 2: talk and blah blah blah. We sat at the kids
Speaker 2: table because we're still in high school and I'd still
Speaker 2: counts technically as kids. My uncle says to me, is
Speaker 2: we're standing outside. Uh, the dudes are all outside and
Speaker 2: he's drinking a beer and he says to me, you know,
Speaker 2: between you and me and a fence post, you couldn't
Speaker 2: have found one with bigger boobs.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, I mean he.
Speaker 2: I distinctly remember him saying that to me, deadpan, deadpan.
Speaker 3: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: He's just pointing out the fact that this my high
Speaker 2: school girlfriend, Wow, was was uh endowed?
Speaker 3: Well in dowed?
Speaker 2: And I thought that that's kind of funny. Then it
Speaker 2: like a couple of years later, I was like, why
Speaker 2: are you saying that? Like it's one thing to notice, but.
Speaker 3: It's also to say it out loud.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See, my uncle would say something like that, That's what
Speaker 3: uncles do. Yeah, you know, they have the freedom to
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: And I love the fact, Like my nephew is driving
Speaker 2: down from Bakersfield tomorrow to have Thanksgiving with us, and like,
Speaker 2: I wonder what he thinks of me as an uncle.
Speaker 3: Oh, you are just as inappropriate.
Speaker 1: I bet you dimes to dimes to well rhymes dozens dollars.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We're talking about Dixie and Frederick and suddenly I'm using
Speaker 1: old sayings.
Speaker 2: A big international story today is the truce that took
Speaker 2: effect between Israel and Hesblah in the middle of the
Speaker 2: night and in the hours after that, bumper to bumper
Speaker 2: traffic leading out of Bay Route as people trying to
Speaker 2: make their way back to the towns and the villages
Speaker 2: in the south, many of which have been hit pretty
Speaker 2: hard by Israeli air strikes. Also, a number of unidentified
Speaker 2: drones have been seen flying over four bases used by
Speaker 2: the US Air Force in Britain. The Air Force uses
Speaker 2: RAF Lakenheath, Mildenhall, both of the which are in Suffolk,
Speaker 2: Feltwell is in North book and Fairford is in Gloucester Gloucester.
Speaker 2: I mean, all of those are very British names, but
Speaker 2: the key is the Air Force says that small unmanned
Speaker 2: aerial systems continue to be spotted in the vicinity of
Speaker 2: and over those four bases there in England.
Speaker 1: Man from California, who went missing twenty five years ago
Speaker 1: has been found at a hospital after his sister saw
Speaker 1: his picture in a news article. Sister called authorities on
Speaker 1: Friday to say she was sent a USA Today article
Speaker 1: published this spring that showed a photo of a man
Speaker 1: who looked like her brother.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: The brother vanished in nineteen ninety nine from Doyle, California,
Speaker 1: which is near Reno Isay. It appears he went missing voluntarily,
Speaker 1: and the USA Today article published a spring asked the
Speaker 1: public to help identify this nonverbal man who was in
Speaker 1: a hospital in the LA area.
Speaker 2: So she called the local sheriff's department out there last
Speaker 2: in County, Specifically, a deputy contacts the hospital here in
Speaker 2: LA and learns that this guy was transferred to another hospital.
Speaker 3: They track him down.
Speaker 2: LAPD detective actually goes to the second hospital to fingerprint
Speaker 2: the guy and confirms that that is the guy who
Speaker 2: vanished from nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 1: The man's sister got the news the family will soon
Speaker 1: be reunited. The sister was super excited. She was very
Speaker 1: appreciative we took the time to follow up on it.
Speaker 1: She was over the moon, anxious to call other family
Speaker 1: members to let them know it's going to make their
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving that much better.
Speaker 3: Here's the problem.
Speaker 1: The man went missing voluntarily in nineteen ninety nine. He
Speaker 1: didn't want to be found. He was like that Kobyashi
Speaker 1: girl takes off from the family. You don't know what
Speaker 1: kind of family he's dealing with, and he just takes off.
Speaker 1: He wants to go live his life. And then something happens.
Speaker 1: He becomes nonverbal. He's found by the family and he's
Speaker 1: nonverbal now and he can't even speak and tell them
Speaker 1: I don't like you.
Speaker 3: I ran away from you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's stuck with this family that he ran
Speaker 1: away from now and we don't know much about his
Speaker 1: current condition. Who knows what the sister put him through
Speaker 1: all those years ago.
Speaker 2: So like in twenty five years, we're going to find
Speaker 2: a nonverbal person in a hospital in Cleveland and they're
Speaker 2: going to be like, hey, it's Hannah Kobayashi.
Speaker 3: Don't you remember she was the one that went missing.
Speaker 1: And then they return her to her family she was
Speaker 1: running away from and now she can't even speak.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could I could see that story or it's
Speaker 3: perfectly great.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it's one positive. I'm sure it's wonderful. I'm
Speaker 1: sure that you will always go to the most negative
Speaker 1: You're right concern. You know what, I'm going to stop
Speaker 1: doing that for today.
Speaker 2: And I'm thankful for the turnaround. I'm thankful for your
Speaker 2: positive attitude today. I'm going to be relentlessly positive today.
Speaker 2: I don't feel like we need to push it.
Speaker 3: Too relentless positivity.
Speaker 1: I love your now it's too much, too much already
Speaker 1: is black black and has gold lettering. I'm positive about that,
Speaker 1: Yes it is and does. I am positive. We are
Speaker 1: going to have the best time next Tuesday at the postathon.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a great time at all. It always is.
Speaker 3: We actually have.
Speaker 2: If you go to KFI AM six forty dot com
Speaker 2: slash Postathon, you're going to see the information about the
Speaker 2: auction items.
Speaker 3: Bidding has opened for the auction items.
Speaker 2: Bidding closes for the auction items late Tuesday night, the
Speaker 2: night of our actual White House Postathon broadcast that we're
Speaker 2: doing from the Anaheim White House Restaurant. Our auction item
Speaker 2: is to go hang out and see a Dodgers game
Speaker 2: in the suite with us as much as you can
Speaker 2: take of us, probably, which is a good time limit
Speaker 2: on that because it's only a nine inning game, and
Speaker 2: if Will Smith doesn't hit three more home runs, we'll
Speaker 2: probably you know, we'll probably bounce out of their right
Speaker 2: at the ninth inning.
Speaker 3: There there are no bids, no bids.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a question garianon yes, before we bid on
Speaker 2: that dog here sweet thing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, a couple of questions. Sure, is it an iHeartRadio suite?
Speaker 3: And when does iHeart renew.
Speaker 6: Their leaf on that suite?
Speaker 3: We're good. Question funny something funny?
Speaker 4: Okay, you know what.
Speaker 3: That's that's not a bad joke. No, but we're fine,
Speaker 3: trust me.
Speaker 2: We we have the sweet and then we'll work out
Speaker 2: whichever dates we can next summer to go hang out,
Speaker 2: watch watch the game. We've had a I mean, the
Speaker 2: multiple times that we've done that, we have met some
Speaker 2: really cool people and it's been a really great time.
Speaker 3: Not to mention the number of hot dogs, a lot
Speaker 3: of hot dogs.
Speaker 1: And then there was a gentleman, remember who who is
Speaker 1: writing his erotic novel and was giving sharing us, sharing, sharing.
Speaker 3: With us some of the plot points on two time.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, up next Tomato, Tomato, hundreds of fake
Speaker 2: guitars found. This is not this is the weirdest counterfeit
Speaker 2: product thing I think I've seen in a long time.
Speaker 1: When did we get all of these auction items? Michelle's
Speaker 1: magic fall off a truck somewhere. Well, she's got some
Speaker 1: friends on Long Island or North Hollywood. Gary and Shannon
Speaker 1: will continue right after this. You've been listening to The
Speaker 1: Gary and Shannon Show.
Speaker 2: You can always hear us live on KFI AM six
Speaker 2: forty nine am to one pm every Monday through Friday,
Speaker 2: and anytime on demand on the iHeartRadio app.