Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
Speaker 1: I AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on
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Speaker 2: Should we like get a business space or something?
Speaker 3: Thank?
Speaker 2: How do you do you think? Is that odd?
Speaker 4: Are you bringing bagels?
Speaker 2: Not every day?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 1: We're getting older? The metabolism slowing down. Can't be gorgeing
Speaker 1: on bagels every day.
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Speaker 2: The Quick is this still on?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: The quick message about the push up story that I
Speaker 5: was telling you about. Right, if you are a certain age,
Speaker 5: they have a suggested number of push ups that you
Speaker 5: should be able to do based on age and sex,
Speaker 5: starting at twenty five going up to sixty five years old. So,
Speaker 5: for example, a twenty five year old male should be
Speaker 5: able to drop and give me twenty eight, just like that.
Speaker 2: Let's see how many you can do right now.
Speaker 5: I already established that we're not doing push ups today,
Speaker 5: got it, there's too much going on?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: Women should be able to drop and give me twenty
Speaker 5: if you're twenty five years old, twenty push ups at
Speaker 5: thirty five. Still, women should be able to do another
Speaker 5: still nineteen just one drop. Men should be able to
Speaker 5: reach twenty one. The count takes a pretty steep drop
Speaker 5: at about forty five years old. Women are expected to
Speaker 5: hit fourteen push ups and men sixteen push ups, and
Speaker 5: then once you get up into the fifty five age bracket,
Speaker 5: women it's ten push ups, and men it's twelve push ups.
Speaker 5: So I could probably do twenty like full push ups, yes,
Speaker 5: not girl pushups like you do well.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't think that we should be disparaging
Speaker 1: each other on a day like today. Can we be
Speaker 1: a little more gentle?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's not about the push ups.
Speaker 1: I mean I can do like the ones that as
Speaker 1: Patricia has me do.
Speaker 2: I don't go down all the way?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 2: She just says lower three inches?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 2: I don't know, But I mean, have you seen these guns?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Do you want to see this muscle right here?
Speaker 4: Oh? Boy, I mean look at this. That's it. That's
Speaker 4: not the muscle that is developed with a push up.
Speaker 2: Oh what is that?
Speaker 4: That's your biceps? What am I developing? Oh my gosh, No, wonder.
Speaker 2: Let me see how many I can do.
Speaker 4: I don't think this is a great idea because you're
Speaker 4: not going to be able to go all the way down.
Speaker 5: No, no, all right, so you did three quarters of
Speaker 5: a push up.
Speaker 4: Let's see where that fits. What else is going on?
Speaker 6: Time?
Speaker 4: What's happening?
Speaker 2: Man? That's a lot to push up.
Speaker 5: There was a big earthquake in Cuba six zo point
Speaker 5: eight as a magna. As a matter of fact, magnitude
Speaker 5: quakes struck off the eastern coast of Cuba yesterday, very
Speaker 5: significant damage in several regions. They said the earthquake was
Speaker 5: actually felt as far away as Florida. Pictures of one
Speaker 5: of the provinces, the Grandma Province, published by the state
Speaker 5: run Internet, showed buildings with cracks on the walls, piles
Speaker 5: of debris.
Speaker 1: Hasn't Cuba already been left in darkness and without power
Speaker 1: from all the storms?
Speaker 4: I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 5: They had a hurricane, they had they actually had the
Speaker 5: electricity problems before the hurricane, and then the hurricane, and
Speaker 5: now an earthquake.
Speaker 1: Confirmed tornado touches down in a suburb of Detroit, of
Speaker 1: all places, estimated peak winds around seventy miles per hour.
Speaker 5: I tell you, my daughter had her first official tornado
Speaker 5: watch in Texas last week.
Speaker 2: Did that scare you?
Speaker 4: No, she's fine.
Speaker 1: I mean they're fine, but still, I mean knowing your
Speaker 1: old baby girls out there without you to protect her
Speaker 1: in the nest in the obstrack.
Speaker 5: Way if a tornado comes. Oh yeah, she had a
Speaker 5: tree fall on her as a kid, she's probably.
Speaker 2: Did she really? Yeah, what happened.
Speaker 5: It's just a little tree that was out in our
Speaker 5: little condo complex and she and her brother outside plane
Speaker 5: and the tree fell over and knocked her down.
Speaker 2: Sounds like a lawsuit.
Speaker 4: My son reached in and grabbed her and pulled her
Speaker 4: out from the tree and save her.
Speaker 1: That's so sweet, like baby Jessica. But a tree and
Speaker 1: not a well yeah.
Speaker 5: And also I mean it was pretty leafy, so it's
Speaker 5: not like a pinder or anything.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna skip the dead body. I like this.
Speaker 1: One guy jumps in the ocean to try to get
Speaker 1: away from police.
Speaker 4: Now how far did he think he was going to get?
Speaker 1: That's you never know, Especially in the ocean, it's kind
Speaker 1: of hard to either stay alive or not get caught
Speaker 1: right away.
Speaker 5: There was a disturbance call just after midnight this morning.
Speaker 5: Witness at the scene points out a guy as a suspect,
Speaker 5: but he flees on foot towards the beach. When police
Speaker 5: try to contact him, he the agency's conducted a rescue.
Speaker 5: Renando Beach Fire and Harbor Patrol brought this guy. You'd
Speaker 5: only gone about one hundred feet into the ocean. Swimming
Speaker 5: in the ocean is difficult, and when you're fighting waves
Speaker 5: trying to go out against them, it's a it's not
Speaker 5: a winning combination there.
Speaker 2: Remember the two girls that were murdered.
Speaker 1: In the Indianapolis area to thirteen year old girl Abigail
Speaker 1: Williams and her friend Liberty German fourteen.
Speaker 2: It happened back in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is one where the images that are associated
Speaker 5: with this are the guy walking like on a railroad
Speaker 5: trestle or something.
Speaker 2: The bridge guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, he was seen in a Snapchat video walking
Speaker 1: on a then abandoned bridge along the trail. Apparently he
Speaker 1: kidnapped them, murdered them, slit their throats Abby and Libby.
Speaker 4: They have reached a verdict in that case.
Speaker 2: It's guilty.
Speaker 4: Oh it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just saw that. I was trying to pull
Speaker 1: that up, but yes, that is guilty. What was the motive?
Speaker 5: Well, he I don't know if they ever got that.
Speaker 5: But during an interview with the authorities before he was arrested,
Speaker 5: he acknowledged he that was him in that picture. He
Speaker 5: was on the trail the day that the girls died,
Speaker 5: but repeatedly denied killing them.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 1: Costco is forced to recall eighty thousand pounds of butter,
Speaker 1: why because the label failed to mention that the butter
Speaker 1: contains milk. Seriously, Kirkland's signature butter both salted and unsalted.
Speaker 1: I made myself a butter sandwich last night. What goes
Speaker 1: into a butter sandwich?
Speaker 2: Just like it sounds gary?
Speaker 1: I took a piece of baguette and a big hunk
Speaker 1: of butter and.
Speaker 2: Put it right in the middle.
Speaker 4: And then you can put some sugar and cinnamon on top.
Speaker 2: It's delicious. Yep.
Speaker 1: If I wanted a sweet I was. I was more
Speaker 1: feeling savory at the time. But if I've done that too, which.
Speaker 4: Sour dough bag? Yet? Is that I'm assumed?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I would go with that.
Speaker 2: I love a butter sandwich, especially late at night. You're
Speaker 2: ready for bed. Listen, we're all going through things. I
Speaker 2: ain't going through that now.
Speaker 4: Nope.
Speaker 1: Oh, so you have a certain time you would eat
Speaker 1: your butter sandwich.
Speaker 4: Yes, not right before bed?
Speaker 2: Not right before bed? Why not?
Speaker 1: Why do you why do you frown so much about this?
Speaker 1: What does it matter if you eat it at two
Speaker 1: pm or at ten pm?
Speaker 4: You are so right?
Speaker 1: I guess I've do you know cozy you feel after
Speaker 1: you eat a butter sandwich?
Speaker 4: Oh? Cozy is a word. Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know what you can't do after you put down
Speaker 1: too many butter sandwiches?
Speaker 4: Move?
Speaker 2: Push ups?
Speaker 4: You did?
Speaker 2: You did three quarters thanks.
Speaker 4: Of a push up.
Speaker 7: This is in honor of my grandfather who was drafted into.
Speaker 4: The Philippine Army in World War Two, who.
Speaker 7: Fought alongside the US soldiers, became a prisoner of war
Speaker 7: and survived about the on Death March.
Speaker 4: Thank you for that.
Speaker 5: Yes, let us know who you would like us to
Speaker 5: honor today on this Veterans State.
Speaker 4: We'll get to some more of those.
Speaker 1: I was able to meet the youngest surviving member of
Speaker 1: the Tan Death March. Really went to the World War
Speaker 1: II Memorial with he and his wife when they finally
Speaker 1: erected that thing back in two thousand and four from Sacramento,
Speaker 1: those freedom flights. Man, that's an emotional journey especially when
Speaker 1: it's in.
Speaker 4: One of those old timey airplanes.
Speaker 2: Now they don't do that. What do you mean they
Speaker 2: use They use boeings, I know.
Speaker 5: But they also they also will do they'll have a
Speaker 5: refurbished B twenty four or something.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But like they call them the freedom flights because they
Speaker 1: were all these people that could not or you know,
Speaker 1: they didn't have the money or they didn't have the
Speaker 1: right mobility to get to the mee.
Speaker 4: Right, I have to argue about the same thing.
Speaker 2: Stop trying to pick a fight with me.
Speaker 4: Look who's talking.
Speaker 2: We need to come together and not let this war
Speaker 2: tear us apart.
Speaker 8: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 8: Am six forty.
Speaker 2: What are we doing? I'm sorry throughout the throw that up.
Speaker 5: Oh we can do the football stuff, football stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, was there yesterday? It was a football game.
Speaker 2: That was a great day. Yesterday.
Speaker 4: You had a good day.
Speaker 2: I had a wonderful day.
Speaker 5: Chargers beat the beat the Titans twenty seven to seventeen.
Speaker 4: Even that close.
Speaker 1: Chargers defense is insane, insane leading the league. But you
Speaker 1: know you you watched the Lions last night, My god.
Speaker 1: And Kansas City, Kansas City just showing itself to be
Speaker 1: Kansas City.
Speaker 8: I mean a.
Speaker 1: Blocked kick, for the love of God. And it's not
Speaker 1: just me being a sour Susan. I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's a thing, but everybody I talked to says that
Speaker 1: Kansas City is the worst undefeated team in the history
Speaker 1: of football. They just there's these fluky things that happened
Speaker 1: with the Chiefs where they just they have the magic,
Speaker 1: they have the God's blessing.
Speaker 2: Whatever it is.
Speaker 1: They just have these weird ways of finishing out games
Speaker 1: and an odd fashion.
Speaker 2: And you know it's gonna it's gonna catch up to them.
Speaker 1: You can't go the whole season just getting lucky, can you.
Speaker 5: They should be Arguably, they should be five and four
Speaker 5: something like that, right, I mean, they're just there's enough
Speaker 5: of these weird games that have ended breaking their way
Speaker 5: at the very end, and for them to be nine
Speaker 5: and oh, it's just ludicrous. But I'm Detroit and Jared
Speaker 5: Goff's dead eyes how he's doing.
Speaker 1: He threw five picks last night and they still won. C. J.
Speaker 1: Stroud and Jared Goff were picking, picking and picking all night.
Speaker 5: They had any They had eight between.
Speaker 1: Them between They scored more points than the Jets did.
Speaker 1: And I go back to the question that I asked
Speaker 1: last week. How the hell were the Jets favored in Arizona. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was a point in a half. But and I
Speaker 1: know they were a favored the week before. But my goodness,
Speaker 1: I mean, Arizona's playing good football. They were at home,
Speaker 1: and the Jets are floundering.
Speaker 5: The Rams host the Dolphins tonight for Monday Night Football.
Speaker 5: Dolphins nothing right. I mean they're two and six or
Speaker 5: something like that.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins have been fair since they've got Tua back, right,
Speaker 1: I haven't paid that much attention to the Dolphins. Let's
Speaker 1: see here. Yeah, they lost to the Bills, lost to
Speaker 1: the Cardinals. They're they're They're awful. They're awful, They're awful. Yeah, anyway,
Speaker 1: that's tonight at The Rams are picking up speed at
Speaker 1: the right time too. I mean, I know they dropped
Speaker 1: that one no that they won in Seattle. They won
Speaker 1: in Seattle. That was a close game. That was that
Speaker 1: overtime game that you predicted.
Speaker 5: I don't like to brag. I wasn't gonna bring that up.
Speaker 5: I was just hoping you would bring it up.
Speaker 4: I will celebrate your victories tonight. That's going to be
Speaker 4: nice to not have to do anything football will be nice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you've been very busy with your yea, I know,
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 4: They it's Veterans Day.
Speaker 5: We've been taking your tributes to veterans that you know
Speaker 5: are in your family or you yourself.
Speaker 7: This is in honor of my grandfather who was drafted
Speaker 7: into the Philippine Army in World War Two, who fought
Speaker 7: alongside the US soldiers, became a prisoner of war and
Speaker 7: survived the Butta on death March.
Speaker 4: I already heard that one.
Speaker 9: Hey, Gary and Shannon, it's Jeff and I'll get in
Speaker 9: them this. Both of my parents served a during World
Speaker 9: War Two. My mother obviously was not enlisted because women
Speaker 9: weren't in those days. She served in the civil service,
Speaker 9: and my father was enlisted. And then he went into
Speaker 9: the Civil Service and they decoded Japanese communications. So good
Speaker 9: on them, and God bless the USA and all our vets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very cool. Well, thank you.
Speaker 10: This is Rob and Oc. I want to honor my son.
Speaker 10: He spent five years in the Navy. He's out as
Speaker 10: a medic patching up soldiers. I want to recognize him
Speaker 10: and now he's in South Carolina with his beautiful wife
Speaker 10: and my beautiful granddaughter.
Speaker 4: Thanks guys, hope to hear you soon. Bye. Thank you.
Speaker 11: Almost was on the Arizona, but he took the other
Speaker 11: boat and his friends perished away on the Arizona. So
Speaker 11: thank you to all the vets and my father, Steph
Speaker 11: Sargent and Harold. Everybody have a great Veteran's Day, and
Speaker 11: thank you again for all your guys' service.
Speaker 5: That's one place I have not yet gone that is
Speaker 5: definitely on my bucket list, as the Pearl Harbor memorials.
Speaker 2: I have been.
Speaker 1: It is chilling, Yeah, it's chilling, and it's it's in
Speaker 1: stark contrast. And I don't say this because I think
Speaker 1: it ruined your fun. But you go to Hawaii, right,
Speaker 1: and it's the Aloha spirit and it's relaxing and it's
Speaker 1: fun and it's just and then it's the heaviest experience.
Speaker 1: It's the lightest experience, right, and then it's the heaviest
Speaker 1: being there and thinking about what happened there. And they
Speaker 1: do a wonderful job, they really do, but it is
Speaker 1: very heavy.
Speaker 4: All right. Up next a few more of these.
Speaker 5: We have a little bit of music news to get
Speaker 5: to of course this Jake Paul Mike Tyson fight. Why
Speaker 5: do people and I think this is a generational thing.
Speaker 5: More than maybe generational, it's not the right term. It's
Speaker 5: a cultural thing. It's a cultural thing. The difference between
Speaker 5: guys like Mike Tyson and guys like Jake Paul, Yes,
Speaker 5: and how they became who they are, and why you
Speaker 5: want one to win over the other.
Speaker 8: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 8: AM six forty.
Speaker 1: We were making fun of companies bringing in puppies after
Speaker 1: the election. Yes, I could use some puppies. Everyone could
Speaker 1: use some puppies. Oh man, this is a rough day.
Speaker 4: I mean it's late, but I guess I could have
Speaker 4: had my wife bring Peter in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could have thought about that earlier.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I should have should have thought about that.
Speaker 1: It's Veterans Day though, too. That's focus on Veterans' Day.
Speaker 4: We are We've.
Speaker 5: Had some great messages from people, by the way, and
Speaker 5: thank you for those who have been sending talkback messages
Speaker 5: on the iHeart app.
Speaker 4: This is a great way for us to well, it's
Speaker 4: a great way for you to be.
Speaker 5: Able to publicly acknowledge the people in your life who
Speaker 5: have served in our armed forces for whatever capacity. And
Speaker 5: some of them, you know, some of them lost in combat,
Speaker 5: some of them never came back from where it from
Speaker 5: whence they were deployed. Others may never have left me
Speaker 5: land the United States in times of conflict, but still served.
Speaker 5: And I think for me, at least, I know being
Speaker 5: of the age where I could have enlisted, and I
Speaker 5: decided to go to college instead, but knowing that my
Speaker 5: family had a pretty common history, I would say of
Speaker 5: military service, and then the great respect that I have
Speaker 5: for the people who do choose to go into the military.
Speaker 5: Days like this are important, and I think it's good
Speaker 5: that we have the time to acknowledge publicly our friends
Speaker 5: and loved ones who have served.
Speaker 12: Greetings Gary and Shannon. Today we honored all the men
Speaker 12: and women that signed up to fight for truth, justice
Speaker 12: and the American way. For those today, I slute you
Speaker 12: for being true patriots.
Speaker 4: Thank you for that very dramatic honoring.
Speaker 13: My British father in law who was at Normandy and
Speaker 13: my mother in law who worked on the planes, appreciation
Speaker 13: to both. Thank you.
Speaker 5: That's the other thing is that so many women who
Speaker 5: were not could not serve in the military did all
Speaker 5: of the work that the men left behind.
Speaker 4: Basically, I'd like.
Speaker 14: To send out a big shout out to my father
Speaker 14: Dale Headke, who served in the Navy during Korea and
Speaker 14: who threw a little bit of Shenanigans, was fortunate enough
Speaker 14: to serve on the same ship as his older brother
Speaker 14: Dean Headkey. So to Dale head Key and Dean Headkey,
Speaker 14: brothers in arms in Korea, served on the same ship,
Speaker 14: salute to you, wish you guys were here. And to
Speaker 14: my older brother Greg Headkey, who also served.
Speaker 4: Thank you for all of those.
Speaker 5: That's the other thing is so many times that military
Speaker 5: service is passed down generation to generation.
Speaker 1: One of the yours mentioned women, and I just wanted
Speaker 1: to bring this up again. I know I mentioned it
Speaker 1: when I was reading at the time, but Kristin Hannah
Speaker 1: The Women was in a wonderful book about nurse female
Speaker 1: women men nurses as well who served in the US
Speaker 1: Army Nurse Corps during the Vietnam War, and it is
Speaker 1: phenomenal and the way that it tells the story that
Speaker 1: you don't hear all the time about women's roles in
Speaker 1: the war. She has one that's centered on World War
Speaker 1: Two as well.
Speaker 3: Hey, Gary, both my parents were at NI Day in
Speaker 3: World War Two. My mom was a captain in the
Speaker 3: in the nurse in the in the mesh unit that
Speaker 3: first landed on D Day, and my dad was a
Speaker 3: corporal and he drove a jeep. So they were both
Speaker 3: in the landing and I'm very proud of them both.
Speaker 15: That's very cool. Nice, Hello, Gary and Shannon. I would
Speaker 15: like to pay tribute to two men. John Baca Medal
Speaker 15: of Honored recipient Vietnam War threw himself on a handarnade
Speaker 15: saving eight guys from certain death. And Ben Read World
Speaker 15: War Two ve veteran landing craft specialists Okinawa and a photographer.
Speaker 15: He was one of the guys taking pictures of the
Speaker 15: flag being put up. So I'd like to give a
Speaker 15: shout out to them and hoorrah Happy Veterans Day.
Speaker 4: Ah Did he mean Iwo Jima the flag being put
Speaker 4: up for Okano? Okay?
Speaker 2: The flags put up in many places.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: The other book from Christ and Hannah that centers of
Speaker 1: around women or women's role in war is called The Nightingale.
Speaker 1: That's one of those books that story stays with you.
Speaker 5: I think my wife read both of I know she
Speaker 5: read the women because I just saw that book last night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she read both of them.
Speaker 4: Hey, Gary, sanon Tito here.
Speaker 16: I just want to give a shout out to all
Speaker 16: the veterans, thank you for everything you do for us.
Speaker 16: And I'd like to give a special shout out to
Speaker 16: the Marino Marines. All my family members that are Marines
Speaker 16: in the military. We love you, We thank you.
Speaker 4: God blessed America. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Yesterday, the US Marines celebrated two hundred and forty nine
Speaker 1: years of success on the battlefield, legacy defined by honor, courage, commitment.
Speaker 1: It was the Marine Corps birthday yesterday, November tenth.
Speaker 4: How was that salute to service yesterday at the game?
Speaker 5: I mean, just the I know that the NFL does
Speaker 5: a great job in general because November is their Salute
Speaker 5: to Service month and they all do sort of the game.
Speaker 1: You and Alex Spanos, who is the patriarch of the
Speaker 1: Spanos ownership family, of course no longer with us, but
Speaker 1: he served in World War Two in the Air Force,
Speaker 1: I believe. And one of my favorite stories about Alex
Speaker 1: Spanos is one that was not publicized. And I was
Speaker 1: talking earlier about the Freedom Flights, the inaugural Freedom flights
Speaker 1: in two thousand and four when I was working up
Speaker 1: at KFBK and Sacramento, and it happened organically the Morning show.
Speaker 2: What another newsroom that.
Speaker 1: Has since been decimated by the way has been completely
Speaker 1: shut down, empty and very sad because that was a
Speaker 1: legendary news department as well. I had booked a guest
Speaker 1: for the Morning Show and it was a World War
Speaker 1: Two veteran and he had his role was to he
Speaker 1: was an artist and to be in the battlefield and
Speaker 1: draw what he was seeing in real time fascinating stories.
Speaker 1: And the news anchors at the time, Chris Lane, she
Speaker 1: worked at KFI News as well. Chris Lane and Jeff
Speaker 1: Bell were the anchors, and they said, well, do you
Speaker 1: have any plans to get out to DC to see
Speaker 1: the new monument in your honor? He said, I feel
Speaker 1: like I can hear this interview like it was yesterday.
Speaker 1: I really wish I could. I just don't know how
Speaker 1: I'd be able to get out there. And all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, the phones start ringing in the newsroom with
Speaker 1: people offering I will pay for this man's ticket. I
Speaker 1: will do whatever, because it was a great interview. You
Speaker 1: could just feel who he was through the radio, and
Speaker 1: all these peopleared calling in, and one of the people
Speaker 1: that called in the back line was Alex Spanos. He
Speaker 1: lived in Stockton forever, I think he lived there literally forever,
Speaker 1: and he he called in, he said, you can have
Speaker 1: my plane, like I will charter a let's put together
Speaker 1: an entire plane of World War Two veterans from the Sacramento,
Speaker 1: Stockton area or whatever.
Speaker 2: Let's all pay for everything.
Speaker 1: And ended up that's what you know we did, is
Speaker 1: we took a plane full of World War Two veterans
Speaker 1: and they're a family member was whether it's a wife
Speaker 1: or a son or a daughter, what have you. Spent
Speaker 1: three four days out there, put together a kind of
Speaker 1: a program for them and brought him out to the
Speaker 1: World War Two Memorial and it was one of the
Speaker 1: most rewarding things ever. But yeah, the Spanos family has
Speaker 1: a long tradition of doing even before the Salute to
Speaker 1: Service game was in place in the San Diego area,
Speaker 1: just a long tradition of being involved with that community.
Speaker 2: So that was no different yesterday.
Speaker 4: Very cool.
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Speaker 2: Is this gonna end like?
Speaker 1: And I know I'm making jokes, and that's what I
Speaker 1: do when I am flustered. Yes, and I know it's
Speaker 1: not appropriate. I have inappropriate responses to things. But are
Speaker 1: we going to end up like Christian Slater and pump
Speaker 1: up the volume like on somebody's jeep, like driving around
Speaker 1: doing our radio show, like you.
Speaker 2: Can't take my microphone?
Speaker 4: Pirate radio?
Speaker 1: Pirate radio? Is that still a thing? I'm sure it's
Speaker 1: still a thing. We'll figure out a way, even.
Speaker 5: If we stand on the corner of the Burbank Nature
Speaker 5: Park and just start yelling.
Speaker 1: At Actually the Burbank Nature Park is a beautiful piece
Speaker 1: of land.
Speaker 13: What.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's pretty nice, isn't it.
Speaker 4: This one out here?
Speaker 1: No, the one that's yeah, yeah, yeah, over there's nice
Speaker 1: little green belt.
Speaker 5: It's all bark, there's there's grass. There is no not
Speaker 5: a shred of grass on that thing right out there.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about the one that's like on the way
Speaker 1: to the airport. There's a nice little green area, little
Speaker 1: green belt.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, I'm talking about the one that's right
Speaker 5: outside the building here. They call the Burbank Nature Park
Speaker 5: and it's like one block of nothing but tan bark And.
Speaker 2: I don't know why you're so mad.
Speaker 4: I don't know why either.
Speaker 5: It's Veterans Day, President Biden later wreath of the Two
Speaker 5: of the Unknowns today the greatest for the life.
Speaker 2: Like the day is already not gone to complete hell.
Speaker 4: Nice things.
Speaker 6: They're the greatest honor of my life to lead you,
Speaker 6: to serve you, to care for you, to defend you,
Speaker 6: just as you defended us generation after generation after generation.
Speaker 6: You are the greatest fighting force. And this is not hyperbole.
Speaker 6: The finest fighting force in the history of the world.
Speaker 6: I'll never forget standard. At Valley Forge, our nation's first
Speaker 6: soldiers laid down their lives deliber a nation for everyone
Speaker 6: in falble rights, life, liberty, for sue of happiness.
Speaker 2: Did he just say he remembers being at Valley Forge.
Speaker 4: No, he remembers them at Valley Forge. He wasn't there, Yes, Kerry,
Speaker 4: who are correct?
Speaker 15: Egma, my mistake, boy, very humble gentleman. Think Channel five
Speaker 15: dinner interview with him, Ben Reid, h you can look
Speaker 15: it up. Uh, there's a good interview. But I met
Speaker 15: him once. Satty Guard sale, believe it or not with
Speaker 15: his daughter. So yeah, egma, yeah they did it five
Speaker 15: times for the flag rays and thank for the correction
Speaker 15: on that my bed. All right, guys, enjoy day, happy better.
Speaker 2: Listening to Taylor Swift there in the background, I kept think.
Speaker 17: It of Hi, Gary and Trannon. This is Bob to
Speaker 17: all the veterans and especially fellow military working dog handlers.
Speaker 17: Thank you and your dog for your service as an
Speaker 17: Air Force Century dog handler in Vietnam. I thank my
Speaker 17: dog Max because he did all the work and I
Speaker 17: did all the glory. Max, along with more than over
Speaker 17: four thousand dogs that gave their entire life to military
Speaker 17: service and never got to come home.
Speaker 4: Thank you. No why Max didn't come home?
Speaker 2: That's sad. Is there something? Is there something good?
Speaker 18: Hi Mariyan Shannon. I love your show.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Well.
Speaker 18: My dad knocked somebody up in high school and got
Speaker 18: out of World War Two. However, that baby ended up
Speaker 18: growing up and becoming an awesome Air Force pilot my
Speaker 18: big brother, so it worked out. Love you, guys.
Speaker 4: There's a good one.
Speaker 2: That was nice.
Speaker 4: It was at he just dawn dummy.
Speaker 14: Don't know if you played my last one, but my
Speaker 14: grandfather Thomas W.
Speaker 8: Nicholson, world War two captain submarine South Pacific.
Speaker 4: God bless all the veterans.
Speaker 5: World War two submarines too. I like the new fangled
Speaker 5: ones with all the you know, fun stuff. That's an old, dark, cold,
Speaker 5: probably stinky.
Speaker 2: It sounds like this floor.
Speaker 13: Shout out to my dad, Don McLeod, veteran of three
Speaker 13: wars World War Two, Vietnam and Korea, years old.
Speaker 4: Still going strong, Still going strong. That's great.
Speaker 5: Well, well, listen, what an awful thank you for everybody.
Speaker 5: I'll just say this to get that part out of
Speaker 5: the way. Thanks for everybody for leaving you these great
Speaker 5: messages and the messages that you've left us on social media.
Speaker 4: Yes, plow through them.
Speaker 5: If nothing else, it's a good reminder that there are
Speaker 5: people who are willing to sacrifice their if nothing else,
Speaker 5: even some of their younger years, for the greater good.
Speaker 5: In some cases, sacrifice their entire life for the greater
Speaker 5: good so that we can do relatively silly.
Speaker 4: Jobs like this.
Speaker 1: We're not maybe going to have this silly job. We
Speaker 1: might have to work for a living at some point. Yes, ye,
Speaker 1: we might have to get real. We might have to
Speaker 1: acquire some skills like the people in the newsroom that
Speaker 1: were let go, essentially everybody. Unfortunately, today this is an
Speaker 1: awful day at KFI, legendary news department crumbling before our
Speaker 1: eyes because it's been in the news, so we're not
Speaker 1: breaking any news. There's been a lot of cuts with
Speaker 1: our parent company, and today the hatchet came down on
Speaker 1: a legendary news department. And yeah, there's just not a
Speaker 1: lot to say about that. It's a really sad thing
Speaker 1: to watch. I'm not trying to say woe is me
Speaker 1: for having to watch people's lives get upended.
Speaker 4: Because you'd like to come back tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I do get to well, at least tomorrow at this point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so far the plan is.
Speaker 1: But to watch people in mass leave has been just jarring,
Speaker 1: to say the least.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you mentioned it before.
Speaker 5: I mean, there are companies where obviously this happens, and
Speaker 5: it has happened before, it will continue to happen in
Speaker 5: other places.
Speaker 4: But it's it is a very different.
Speaker 5: It's different, I mean, obviously, but it's different to have
Speaker 5: it happen as opposed to just talking about it happens at.
Speaker 4: Some building over there across the street, or.
Speaker 1: I mean, we do how often do we do stories
Speaker 1: about massive layoffs at Apple or what have you, and
Speaker 1: we've just never seen it before. Yeah, so I did
Speaker 1: work at a car dealership in high school doing clerical work.
Speaker 5: Did they cut off? Did they lay off people? Or
Speaker 5: you just mean those.
Speaker 2: I'm just thinking about the last time you had skills?
Speaker 2: That was the last skill I had?
Speaker 4: God? Well, I mean the nice part.
Speaker 1: And here's the problem. I don't know how to fill
Speaker 1: out an Excel spreadsheet? Is that even a thing?
Speaker 4: Do they still do that?
Speaker 2: I don't know? Ask ai Ai. That's the other problem
Speaker 2: we're running up against.
Speaker 4: Yep, Well, go live in the mountain somewhere.
Speaker 2: They gonna give this camper.
Speaker 1: I've been thinking about getting a camper and just kind
Speaker 1: of rolling around the country seeing things living off the land.
Speaker 4: Do not strike me as a camper person.
Speaker 5: I'm not Gary, but hey, sometimes the world forces us
Speaker 5: to change.
Speaker 4: Well, will you be here tomorrow?
Speaker 2: I plan on.
Speaker 4: It, so do I. Okay, we'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: You better go home and drink lots of tea with
Speaker 1: honey and lemon. I'm gonna go take about a seven
Speaker 1: hour nap bourbon. I will save the bourbon until nighttime.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right. John Cobell shows up next. We'll see
Speaker 4: you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Stay dry, everybody, blessings.
Speaker 5: You've been listening to The Gary and Shannon Show, you
Speaker 5: can always hear us live on KFI AM six forty
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