Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
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Speaker 1: demand on the iHeartRadio app. Donald Trump acting yesterday like
Speaker 1: a candidate who has to make up ground.
Speaker 2: It's where we kick off Swamp watch. Swamp is horrible,
Speaker 2: The government doesn't work. Man, make it like a reality
Speaker 2: TV show, Bad Noos.
Speaker 3: Always a pleasure to be anywhere from Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: Hey Joe, a town all too clearly built on a
Speaker 4: swamp and in so many ways still a swamp.
Speaker 5: I have to watch you, malarkey.
Speaker 6: What he said, drained the swamp.
Speaker 1: I said, Oh, that's so hope, keepsh You know the thing,
Speaker 1: former president acknowledged that his opponent Kamala Harris is climbing.
Speaker 1: He's being out fundraised by Harris. He's fallen back in
Speaker 1: some battleground state poles. So he had withdrawn from the debate,
Speaker 1: and yesterday came out and said, I will debate. We're
Speaker 1: going debate September tenth.
Speaker 4: Matt printed out some of these betting odds two three
Speaker 4: weeks ago. They were heavily in Donald Trump's favor, and
Speaker 4: we talked about it after the assassination attempt after the
Speaker 4: Republican Convention.
Speaker 6: It appeared that it was his to lose.
Speaker 4: I mean, and some people still argue that it is
Speaker 4: his to lose because what we've seen in the polls
Speaker 4: so far could still be attributed to sort of the
Speaker 4: honeymoon phase for Kamala Harrison Tim Walls, and then of
Speaker 4: course they'll get another bump in the camp or the convention,
Speaker 4: because that's what happens.
Speaker 6: That's just baked in.
Speaker 2: She has yet to.
Speaker 1: Field any questions, and I think that was highlighted yesterday
Speaker 1: by him standing up there for an hour and fielding
Speaker 1: any question.
Speaker 2: That is really a big deal for her.
Speaker 1: And she talked about that yesterday afternoon about how she
Speaker 1: wants to have a sit down interview by the end
Speaker 1: of the month. Well, she said that on August eighth,
Speaker 1: by the end of the month, if she wanted to
Speaker 1: do an interview, she could have done one within.
Speaker 4: That half hour yesterday immediately immediately. She's got people, And
Speaker 4: here was the pushback from her campaign. Their pushback was, well,
Speaker 4: she speaks to reporters every day on Air Force two
Speaker 4: when she's traveling around the country for the campaign events.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's America needs to have her field questions
Speaker 1: off a teleprompter in a national interview.
Speaker 4: It's different if she's sitting there holding a cup of
Speaker 4: tea and just you know, bssing with some of the
Speaker 4: people that have been around her for years. There has
Speaker 4: to be a certain amount of adversarial questioning for us
Speaker 4: to get a true gauge on who she is and
Speaker 4: what she believes, and what policies that she is going
Speaker 4: to implement implement when she becomes if she becomes the president,
Speaker 4: those are all important things.
Speaker 1: You have to ask yourself. What are they trying to
Speaker 1: hide here? I mean, they've hidden Joe Biden from us
Speaker 1: for a year and a half, by and large, what
Speaker 1: are they trying to hide with Harris not sitting down
Speaker 1: with ABC News or something.
Speaker 4: I do like to push back against the whole the
Speaker 4: mainstream media is in it for the Democrats because because
Speaker 4: I'm part of the that machine, I'm part of the
Speaker 4: mainstream media. But isn't it completely obvious that no one's
Speaker 4: gonna hold her feet to the fire.
Speaker 1: No no one said anything like, what do you mean
Speaker 1: the end of the month, Why don't you do it tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Right? No one said that. No one presses her on anything.
Speaker 4: The questions that she does get when she does these
Speaker 4: gaggles outside of Air Force two, either coming off the
Speaker 4: plane or getting back on the plane, or even backstage
Speaker 4: at some of these campaign events, is what do you
Speaker 4: think of that crowd?
Speaker 7: Huh?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 5: How about?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 2: World War III is inches away? What are we doing?
Speaker 6: What? You're the vice president.
Speaker 4: You're supposed to be the one who's in the room
Speaker 4: having these conversations.
Speaker 6: What are we doing?
Speaker 4: How can you calm America and make sure that we
Speaker 4: do not feel like the world is imploding around us?
Speaker 6: Not what a great day in Detroit?
Speaker 2: How do you like the weather, Madam Vice President?
Speaker 4: That stuff doesn't flo And it's too bad because it
Speaker 4: doesn't sound like anybody's holding her to it.
Speaker 2: What nothing.
Speaker 8: Is you?
Speaker 3: Woman?
Speaker 4: To play the other part of this, yeah, the guy
Speaker 4: was like, hey, helicopter, I.
Speaker 1: Want to hear from I want to hear about the riots,
Speaker 1: which right.
Speaker 4: Oh, so Tim Walls Okay, Tim Wall's wife.
Speaker 1: Gwen, remember the Black Lives Matter riots? This Their state
Speaker 1: was kind of the ground zero ground zero for those
Speaker 1: And this is a bizarre clip that's been shared on
Speaker 1: social media about Gwen.
Speaker 4: I was okay, So I was actually having a conversation
Speaker 4: with somebody yesterday about the summer of twenty twenty. This guy,
Speaker 4: small business owner, and we were talking about what we
Speaker 4: felt at that time about what was going on. I
Speaker 4: know plenty of people who up until that point were
Speaker 4: anti gun, who did not want to have weapons in
Speaker 4: the home, who all thought to themselves, now is the
Speaker 4: time that society is breaking down. I need to protect
Speaker 4: my family those That feeling of fear was real in many,
Speaker 4: many neighborhoods, regardless of color, ethnicity. There was a fear
Speaker 4: that we were watching things completely break down in front
Speaker 4: of us because they were calling for the defunding of
Speaker 4: the police, the disintegration of society, the anarchistic version of America.
Speaker 4: It was not a fun time to be around for
Speaker 4: Glen Walls, though she decided that this was a way
Speaker 4: for her to test sort of her own metal. She
Speaker 4: said in an interview, when she was reflecting on the
Speaker 4: riots of twenty twenty, she kept the windows open at
Speaker 4: her home because she could smell the burning tires and
Speaker 4: she needed it to remind herself of who she was
Speaker 4: and the position of privilege that she was in.
Speaker 8: I would say those first days, you know, when there
Speaker 8: were riots. I could smell the burning tires and that
Speaker 8: that was a very real thing. And I kept the
Speaker 8: windows open for as long as I could because I
Speaker 8: felt like that was such a touchstone of what was
Speaker 8: what was happening.
Speaker 1: I'm not understanding. So she wanted to take in the
Speaker 1: smell of the riot. She wanted to feel the burn
Speaker 1: so that she could have an understanding of what the
Speaker 1: riots were about. Is this some sort of look at me,
Speaker 1: I'm so woke victory lap self. I want to congratulation.
Speaker 1: My goodness. That's odd, you know what that is? It's weird.
Speaker 4: There's also a story, I haven't checked the veracity of
Speaker 4: this yet, but that their daughter was tipping off some
Speaker 4: of the protesters by posting things on Twitter guarding the
Speaker 4: movements of the National Guard of Minnesota.
Speaker 2: So they're tipping off the rioters.
Speaker 4: Yes, telling them where the piles of tires are burning,
Speaker 4: so that they could, you know, make y Yeah, that
Speaker 4: makes a lot of sense. There is a developing story
Speaker 4: out of South America. Media in Brazil has said that
Speaker 4: a plane that's able to carry dozens of passengers has
Speaker 4: crashed in sal Polo. It's not immediately clear how many
Speaker 4: people were in fact on board, but they said it
Speaker 4: did have a capacity of over sixty Local Firefighting Corps
Speaker 4: confirms that the plane did fall in the city of Vinhedo,
Speaker 4: but didn't offer any more details. The Globo News network
Speaker 4: in Brazil showed footage of a large area on fire
Speaker 4: and smoke coming out of an apparent plane fuselage. Additional
Speaker 4: footage showed a plane drifting downward vertically and like you said, spiraling,
Speaker 4: looked like a paper airplane.
Speaker 6: Just an awful, awful look at it.
Speaker 4: There was a speaking of planes scare for members of
Speaker 4: the Carolina Panthers last night. They played in the game
Speaker 4: against the Patriots preseason game. Flying back from that game
Speaker 4: late at night, their Delta Airlines plane landed at about
Speaker 4: two forty and then the plane overran the taxiway. Detail
Speaker 4: said that landing gear on the right side of the
Speaker 4: plane got off of the actual roadway, the taxiway, but
Speaker 4: otherwise it was a normal landing. They were able to
Speaker 4: get ladders or not ladders stairs out there and everything
Speaker 4: was everything was fine.
Speaker 5: Hey, Gary and Shannon, how's going?
Speaker 2: Just leave a message let you guys know.
Speaker 9: I'm in Portobayarta, sitting.
Speaker 2: On the beach listening to you nice.
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful day out here.
Speaker 6: Love the show.
Speaker 3: Guys, have a great day. Thank you.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 4: I wanted to do this story because it is a
Speaker 4: DC tangent, and that is the follow up the more
Speaker 4: information about the assassination attempt to former President Trump, because
Speaker 4: we're getting more information from the officers, the local officers who.
Speaker 6: Were on the ground that day.
Speaker 1: Well, we talked about it yesterday. We got the audio
Speaker 1: from their body cams and it was in the moments
Speaker 1: after that at least one of the local officers said,
Speaker 1: I told the Secret Service about that building days ago.
Speaker 2: I told them that they need to man that.
Speaker 4: And it's his first words, at least in this of
Speaker 4: f's a lot of f's, but it was that was
Speaker 4: an f up.
Speaker 6: Somebody affed up.
Speaker 3: I'd say, this is a company. Why are we not
Speaker 3: on the roof? Why why were we?
Speaker 4: They need to post the guys.
Speaker 3: I told him that the Secret Service. I told them
Speaker 3: that Tuesday. I told him the post guys over here.
Speaker 4: Now this is it's going to take what weeks months
Speaker 4: for us to figure out who that guy thinks that
Speaker 4: he was talking to, who the Secret Service says was
Speaker 4: involved in those digital pre planning meetings that they had.
Speaker 4: All of that stuff has to be hashed out, but
Speaker 4: it regard and even if you put a name to it,
Speaker 4: even if you were able to put a name to
Speaker 4: who was involved in those early days meetings, this was
Speaker 4: I mean, the guy said it right.
Speaker 6: It was a complete f up from.
Speaker 4: The beginning, and it's unfortunate because it does not look
Speaker 4: good on what was otherwise a pretty esteemed agency in
Speaker 4: terms of their ability to do what they do.
Speaker 1: There has been a third arrest in connection with the
Speaker 1: foiled conspiracy to attack three now canceled Taylor Swift concerts
Speaker 1: in Vienna. The main suspect is a nineteen year old
Speaker 1: planned to target the onlookers gathered outside the stadium up
Speaker 1: to thirty thousand each night, were planning to be there
Speaker 1: another sixty five thousand people inside the venue. His plan
Speaker 1: was to use knives or home made explosives during the
Speaker 1: concert Thursday or Friday to kill as many people as possible.
Speaker 1: He was taken into custody early year in the week
Speaker 1: along with a seventeen year old. The third suspect is
Speaker 1: eighteen and a Rocky citizen, was arrested last night. A
Speaker 1: fifteen year old was also interrogated, but not arrested.
Speaker 4: He was interrogated but not arrested. So there's this small
Speaker 4: group of friends, all teenagers. It sounds like.
Speaker 1: Some just maybe guilt by association, but I think you're yeah.
Speaker 4: There was a quick update out of Paris. By the way,
Speaker 4: Breonna Stewart scored sixteen points. The US women's basketball team
Speaker 4: advanced their eighth consecutive gold medal game. They beat Australia
Speaker 4: early today. Spoiler alert. I guess I'm supposed to say
Speaker 4: spoiler alert. First, they extended their area.
Speaker 2: You have to play sirens.
Speaker 4: Their Olympic wedding streak now to sixty games, sixty consecutive
Speaker 4: games that the American women have won. They'll face either
Speaker 4: France or Belgium on Sunday and then closing ceremonies come
Speaker 4: up on Sunday night.
Speaker 5: Playing.
Speaker 1: So, with dozens of passengers on board, sixty two has
Speaker 1: crashed in Brazil. We're getting just little pieces here and
Speaker 1: there about what's going on on the ground. Local media
Speaker 1: reporting that yeah, sixty two people were on board, that
Speaker 1: there was a large cloud of black smoke after the
Speaker 1: plane could be seen crashing into trees in South Paulo
Speaker 1: the state fire brigades and several crews have been sent
Speaker 1: to the crash site, but so far no word on casualties.
Speaker 4: But they said it also crashed into multiple homes on
Speaker 4: the ground. Oh wow, i'ld be a problem. Paramount Global
Speaker 4: took a six billion dollar right down on its cable
Speaker 4: TV business the day after Warner Brothers Discovery did the
Speaker 4: same thing for nine billion. Both of those companies have
Speaker 4: been saying that their streaming vets are going to make
Speaker 4: up for those losses, but Paramount Global stock tanked twelve
Speaker 4: percent in the after hours trading yesterday despite posting a
Speaker 4: profit for the streaming portion. Warner Brothers Discovery fell nine percent,
Speaker 4: down to an all time low after its earnings release.
Speaker 1: Well one year later, the high community still trying to
Speaker 1: rebuild following those massive wildfires that killed more than one
Speaker 1: hundred people, destroyed homes, businesses, cultural sides, all of it.
Speaker 1: Steve Gregory was there in the aftermath and joins us
Speaker 1: now about where the people of Maui there and the
Speaker 1: Heina are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, it's been a very very slow recovery process.
Speaker 5: More than fifteen hundred families have left the island after
Speaker 5: the fires because they had no place to live. Housing's
Speaker 5: been the biggest challenge right now because after the fires
Speaker 5: destroyed twenty two hundred buildings and homes. First things first,
Speaker 5: they had to get EPA in there to do a
Speaker 5: cleanup because there was a lot of toxic debris around there,
Speaker 5: a lot of dangerous chemicals from cars and other businesses.
Speaker 5: And after it got the ok from the EPA. Simultaneously
Speaker 5: they were trying to figure out where are the displaced
Speaker 5: families because, if you might from a year ago, no
Speaker 5: one knew the exact number of how many were missing.
Speaker 5: No one had checked in. There was a big problem
Speaker 5: with accounting for everyone who lived in Lahina. So as
Speaker 5: soon as they were able to figure that out, then
Speaker 5: they had to figure out who has housing who does
Speaker 5: not have housing. They estimate now that there are twelve
Speaker 5: thousand people without homes, and that still is a very
Speaker 5: very big challenge on the housing side. The governor declared
Speaker 5: that hotels and other smaller motels and short term rentals
Speaker 5: were all to be used for housing these individuals, but
Speaker 5: it's been very slow going because a lot of those people.
Speaker 3: Are tired of living in temporary housing.
Speaker 5: The rebuilding of homes has been.
Speaker 3: Very, very slow.
Speaker 5: Governor Josh Green said the first year was going to
Speaker 5: be about healing, the second year was going to be
Speaker 5: about recovery. And right now the only glimmer of hope
Speaker 5: that they have is that a settlement is on its way.
Speaker 5: Four billion dollars on top of any insurance money, will
Speaker 5: be split among six hundred claimants that have filed lawsuits
Speaker 5: against the the County of Maui, against Hawaiian Electric and
Speaker 5: against the State of Hawaii.
Speaker 6: Is that split evenly or is it going to depend
Speaker 6: on people's claims.
Speaker 3: I mean, the.
Speaker 5: Terms of that have not been disclosed. It doesn't I
Speaker 5: assume that, as in any one of these cases that
Speaker 5: either they're going to approach it as an individual need,
Speaker 5: like did someone lose their entire home or was someone's
Speaker 5: home damaged? Did someone lose a loved one in the fire.
Speaker 5: I think it's all going to boil down to, you know,
Speaker 5: what was the significance of loss. And here's the really
Speaker 5: sad part about that kind of insurance payoffs the same
Speaker 5: thing when someone gets.
Speaker 3: You know, hurt on the job or dismembered.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, insurance companies have formulas already intact that will tell
Speaker 5: you well, you know.
Speaker 3: You lost an arm, so you won't be able to
Speaker 3: work this sign.
Speaker 5: So an arm is about seventy five thousand dollars a
Speaker 5: year or something along those lines, just for example sake.
Speaker 5: So it's presumed that each of the families are going
Speaker 5: to be looked at individually based on their total loss.
Speaker 4: When you talk about the the financials obviously are important,
Speaker 4: but there's a social aspect to it too, And I
Speaker 4: assume that when you were there last year in the
Speaker 4: aftermath of it, that that was probably one of the
Speaker 4: harder things that people were trying to cling on to,
Speaker 4: was that sense of community that exists there.
Speaker 5: Well, in fact, that sense of community Gary is what
Speaker 5: kept most of those people alive and kept them moving
Speaker 5: forward because a lot of those people that live on
Speaker 5: the island of Maui are workers. They are laborers. You know,
Speaker 5: some of them have four jobs to make ends meet.
Speaker 5: Because cost of living there is astronomical and you can
Speaker 5: thank a lot of the transplants over there. Your celebrities
Speaker 5: and your A listers will like to go over there
Speaker 5: and call it home. They have driven up the price
Speaker 5: of everything. Meanwhile, when you're living paycheck to paycheck and
Speaker 5: you don't have anything in the savings and then you
Speaker 5: lose your home in your car and you're left with nothing.
Speaker 5: All they had was community, and that's really what kept
Speaker 5: a lot of those people afloat.
Speaker 1: They're really good at that to My sister in law
Speaker 1: lives there, and she remember when my husband and I
Speaker 1: first started dating, and he would say, yeah, my sister
Speaker 1: is he's house guests and oh who are they? And oh,
Speaker 1: a friend of a friend. I mean, that's how Hawaiians are.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, she didn't even know these people
Speaker 1: and they're living at her house because she knew someone
Speaker 1: that they knew.
Speaker 2: And that's just what you do. You open your doors
Speaker 2: to people.
Speaker 5: There the aloha spirit, right, it's ohana.
Speaker 2: We could use a little bit of that around here,
Speaker 2: don't you think we could.
Speaker 3: Have used a lot of that around there?
Speaker 5: But the beautiful thing is the beautiful thing is watching
Speaker 5: this community bounce back. It reminded me a lot of
Speaker 5: New Orleans when I was down there for Petrina and
Speaker 5: watching that town come back. It has the same kind
Speaker 5: of fabric when it comes to not only culture but
Speaker 5: taking care of each other.
Speaker 3: Because there were a lot of.
Speaker 5: Very low income people in New Orleans that were also
Speaker 5: laborers and workers, and they too lost a lot after
Speaker 5: that hurricane and watching them and to this day, remember
Speaker 5: how long ago that happened. That was in five and
Speaker 5: there are still families totally whole and totally complete from
Speaker 5: that disaster, and they estimated it's going to be up
Speaker 5: to ten years before people are going to be fully.
Speaker 3: Back to where they were.
Speaker 4: Where does Maui stand when it comes to tourism, Obviously
Speaker 4: that's an incredibly important industry for them. Are they welcoming
Speaker 4: everyone back or is there still limits on what they
Speaker 4: can do?
Speaker 5: Fairly early on, they didn't want anyone over there. In fact,
Speaker 5: they were canceling flights and stopping flights from going over
Speaker 5: there because they didn't want the additional bodies because frankly,
Speaker 5: what they were doing is the burn zone became the
Speaker 5: tourist attraction, and that's what they were trying to avoid.
Speaker 5: They didn't want the extra people over there, and frankly,
Speaker 5: there weren't enough workers to handle the infrastructure, you know,
Speaker 5: waiters and servers, and they just didn't have enough people
Speaker 5: for hotels, and so they just didn't want that crush
Speaker 5: of people. And there was still a school of thought
Speaker 5: where they don't want a lot of people over there
Speaker 5: because they're still sort of reeling from that impact and
Speaker 5: kind of how it hurt, hurt families and how it
Speaker 5: hurt the workers, and they don't want all those people
Speaker 5: over there.
Speaker 3: It's just it was kind of inconvenient.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, there's another group of people saying, listen, we got
Speaker 5: to bounce back financially, and this money coming from the
Speaker 5: government ain't gonna last forever, so we have got to
Speaker 5: start that revenue machine back up again. So it is
Speaker 5: still a big conflict over there. If you check flights,
Speaker 5: they're still fairly cheap to get over there. Hotels are
Speaker 5: fairly cheap. There's one faction of people over there that
Speaker 5: want the tourism and there's another faction that doesn't.
Speaker 2: All right, Steve, thank you for the update.
Speaker 3: You got it, guys, take care.
Speaker 9: I remember hearing on a favorite radio station a while back.
Speaker 9: A new law has been passed that hawking the horn
Speaker 9: in any way other than to avoid a collision is
Speaker 9: now a sightable offense.
Speaker 6: Oh am, I wrong.
Speaker 4: Technically, you're right, but that's where and we're asking you
Speaker 4: to be judicious in your honk your horn honking.
Speaker 2: So We've been having people break the law all day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and all vehicle code says that honking the horn is
Speaker 4: only permissible as a warning and it's only to be
Speaker 4: done one time. Continuous or prolonged honking is considered a
Speaker 4: violation and could lead to criminal penalties.
Speaker 1: Really now, I want people to honk honk even more.
Speaker 1: Let's break the law today. Well there, and many of
Speaker 1: these people that have been calling in have been from
Speaker 1: other states. S vernes El, Is that right?
Speaker 6: What did you say it right? You didn't do the
Speaker 6: at the end?
Speaker 2: I did not?
Speaker 6: Why not?
Speaker 1: Do you really want to hear me do that? My
Speaker 1: voice is annoying as it.
Speaker 6: Is excellent point.
Speaker 4: A plane with sixty two people on board has crashed
Speaker 4: into a residential area of a city in Brazil, sou
Speaker 4: Polo State. The president had said that sixty two people
Speaker 4: were killed the fifty eight passengers and four crew. We
Speaker 4: don't know what caused this yet, but also they said
Speaker 4: fire crews are working in a residential area full of houses,
Speaker 4: so some of the people on the ground may have
Speaker 4: also been heard or heard or killed.
Speaker 1: The cell phone video from the ground shows the propeller
Speaker 1: powered plane spiraling like you said in a flat spin
Speaker 1: falling from the sky. It's very eerie. I mean, all
Speaker 1: plane crashes are, but the way that people are able
Speaker 1: to get that footage, you know.
Speaker 4: Even the Associated Press now says that the thing that's
Speaker 4: been missing from Kamala Harris's rise as the Democratic choice
Speaker 4: for president is contact with reporters. AP said she hasn't
Speaker 4: given an extended interview to a journalist since her change
Speaker 4: in status. They did catch up to her yesterday and
Speaker 4: as if she was going to get back onto Air
Speaker 4: Force two. She was asked about a longer form interview,
Speaker 4: when she would sit down or at least have a
Speaker 4: news conference and answer questions from reporters, and she said, well,
Speaker 4: she's talking to her team and they want to have
Speaker 4: something on the schedule by the end of the month.
Speaker 2: That's insane.
Speaker 1: And why nobody double took when she said that and said,
Speaker 1: what do you mean by the end of the month.
Speaker 2: It's August eighth. It's weird.
Speaker 6: I would tell her if I was on her team,
Speaker 6: and I'm not. You got to do something before the convention.
Speaker 1: Just do it, Just do it today, do it tomorrow.
Speaker 1: What's the big deal? I mean, she's not a complete moron.
Speaker 1: She's not gonna. I don't know what are they trying
Speaker 1: to hide? What are they afraid of? I mean, every
Speaker 1: moment cannot be perfect and cannot be choreographed. That's just
Speaker 1: not the way that the world works, and that's the
Speaker 1: way that they're operating. Did you hear this about Robert
Speaker 1: Downey Junior and iron Man potentially having a cameo and
Speaker 1: Deadpool and Wolverine.
Speaker 6: That he I didn't see it if it was there, well.
Speaker 2: Because no, he turned it down.
Speaker 1: But is that because of the metaverse or whatever.
Speaker 6: It's called the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where you.
Speaker 1: Can play with the timeline, So even though iron Man's dead,
Speaker 1: you can kind of screw around with it because that's
Speaker 1: what they do.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, I know what they're talking about.
Speaker 6: Okay, Mondo.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a scene where he's talking Happy, who was
Speaker 7: Stark's assistant.
Speaker 6: Right, played by John Favreau. Yeah, Fabreuau.
Speaker 7: And there is a picture of Tony Stark with Tom
Speaker 7: holland Spider Man in the background, and you can see
Speaker 7: Tony Stark's fingers like he's given a peace sign, and
Speaker 7: that's what that's what it is.
Speaker 1: Well, he could have been that could have just that
Speaker 1: would that's in line with him being killed though, right like.
Speaker 2: That was a picture from what he was alive.
Speaker 1: But they say that he turned down a chance to
Speaker 1: reprise his role as Iron Man for a cameo. Ryan
Speaker 1: Reynolds read the scene with Downey Junior, which he eventually
Speaker 1: passed on, and the writer added it was the only
Speaker 1: know they got.
Speaker 6: That's strange.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the writer said they had no idea that Downey
Speaker 1: Junior would actually be returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Speaker 1: as Doctor Doom. I feel like I just lost like
Speaker 1: sixteen brain cells. It's like just fell out the back.
Speaker 6: Of my head, leaked out.
Speaker 4: We told you earlier as well that the Burning Man
Speaker 4: tickets have not been going The ticket sales have not
Speaker 4: been going well, and you brought something up actually when
Speaker 4: we were talking about the other day.
Speaker 6: I didn't know you had to buy tickets, but I guess.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's a it's a permitted land, like it's
Speaker 4: federal property, I believe, so there is some sort of
Speaker 4: permitted process that you have to go through.
Speaker 1: But people are spending thirty thousand dollars to go to
Speaker 1: this thing.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, just to get on is just to get
Speaker 4: on the properties like five hundre in seventy five bucks.
Speaker 1: Apparently they have a low income ticket and I don't
Speaker 1: know how you qualify for that if you have to
Speaker 1: figure if you have to fill out some sort of
Speaker 1: loan application or something. But they do have a low
Speaker 1: income ticket for under three hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: Oh great, then let me stay in that camp.
Speaker 1: If you're qualifying for the low income ticket, don't spend
Speaker 1: three hundred dollars to go to Burning Man.
Speaker 6: And I wish this is.
Speaker 4: A weird thing. It's become so commercial, right has Burning Man?
Speaker 4: They do stories about it every year. We talk about
Speaker 4: it all the time. There are now major I don't
Speaker 4: know if you'd call them sponsors, but there are big
Speaker 4: corporate names that show up out there. If it was
Speaker 4: just one of those crazy things that we never really
Speaker 4: heard too much about and stayed mysterious. Think of the
Speaker 4: Bohemian Grove something like that, do we really know whatever
Speaker 4: really goes on in places like that? I would have
Speaker 4: preferred Burning Man stay that way. We know way too
Speaker 4: much about what happens out there.
Speaker 2: We do like the sex tents and things.
Speaker 6: I think those are cuddle tents.
Speaker 1: Well, that's there's the sex tent, and then there's the
Speaker 1: cuttle tent, and then there's the orgy tent.
Speaker 2: What is Bohemians row between the sex tent and the
Speaker 2: orgy tent.
Speaker 1: The orgy tent is where you have sex with multiple
Speaker 1: people at the same time. The sex tent is where
Speaker 1: you just go if you want to go have sex with,
Speaker 1: like you, your partner, or.
Speaker 2: Somebody you meet.
Speaker 6: Ah okay.
Speaker 1: And then there's the cuddle tent company, Oh, why do
Speaker 1: you let me continue to talk like a crazy person?
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