Speaker 1: Made a decision.
Speaker 2: A face sunny sun on ihadasion night. So what's up, everybody? Welcome,
Happy Halloween, check a treat. Oh my gosh, we're finally recording. Yes,
we're here. We're safe. Yep, all three of us.
Speaker 1: We'll tell you our stories. We will.
Speaker 3: Well, you'll be listening to this just in the afternoon
instead of midnight. Yeah, last night, let's say hi to you. Know,
we've so many of you guys have reached out to us.
Speaker 2: I know we really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Lynette's story is a lot worse than mine, but
people have been really worried and constantly you.
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Speaker 2: Well, how are every How is our our audience? Are
they doing okay? Like I haven't had a chance to
really get on to Facebook and see what's been going
on because I haven't had power and or Wi Fi.
But is there any anybody on our path?
Speaker 3: I think everybody seems to be okay, Okay. These fires
rage on while we're recording right now. We're at a
high The Santa Ana winds are going crazy and so
we are in a warning time through Thursday late afternoon. No,
through Wednesday through tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: I thought it was through Thursday.
Speaker 1: So far it's tomorrow through the tomorrow. Yeah, but maybe
it changed. I don't know.
Speaker 3: So let's stay at the beginning because yours was crazier
because you are over there by the eating fire.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so tell us, like, how how this starts? So
we you know, it was Tuesday evening. We had the
Santa Anna winds the palisade already started. Their fire was
started raging on. Natalia was driving home, she was staying
with me that night, still on break. Sunny's at the house.
So she was driving home at like six o'clock on
the freeway and she gets home and she's like, Mom,
the whole mountain side, like above our high school is
lit up. You could see the flames. And I was like,
oh my god, there was a you know. So around
six o'clock I think it started and we went out,
you know, and we could so Sonny drove us, took
his bike, his electric bike down and he was showing
me pictures at that point. Though we lost power around Tuesday. No,
we lost Wi Fi around three o'clock on Tuesday, all right,
flames start up at six o'clock. I'm thinking we're gonna
lose power. I don't know how, Like, what's what these
flames are? We gonna get evacuated. So but there's no
warning saying like hey, you know there's a warning that
you might get you might get evacuated. So there's nothing
to do because the power's out. There's the power goes
out around like eight o'clock, and I just tell the
kids to go to you know, what are we gonna
do when their power is out? Well, the WiFi is out,
there's no TVs, you can't text and our and people
are like, you get what about five G or whatever?
What about using your your cellular whatever? It doesn't work.
You know when I call you Stephanie, I have to
call you through the Facebook Time Audio, Yeah, the FaceTime
audio app because cause that works much better Otherwise when
I'm walking around the house or it just drop. The
call drops all the time. We have a shitty cellular
service alone already as it is, so so when the
Wi Fi goes out, like you're it might as well.
The power anyway around eight o'clock, So we just like
call it a night and go to bed, and I'm like,
I cannot sleep because I'm thinking I'm worried that something's
gonna happen, Like you just know you have this feeling
in the air and then.
Speaker 1: Sunny people like going outside and seeing it.
Speaker 2: Sonny was kept going and like riding his bike and
coming back, and he was saying that he could see
some of our neighbors up the street packing their shit,
like getting in like he said he saw a couple
of people getting their shit in the car and getting
out of the neighborhood. So right around then, at like
ten o'clock, we get the like on the phone alert
warning you know, in case you know, you might need
to evacuate. Okay, So that's at like ten o'clock. So
now I really can't sleep. So I'm starting to think.
Speaker 1: So do you start packing?
Speaker 2: When they say that, I started thinking, well, I started
trying to figure out what are we going to do?
I have Phil, What where do we go with a dog?
So I drive down to the like city of locking
yat it like, I go to like the Ralphs and
sit in the parking lot, try to get Wi Fi
and I google like hotels in the area that take animals.
There's two hotels. So I tried calling both hotels and
it's like nobody's answering the phone. It's just like nothing,
you know, automated press one, nothing right, I know. So okay,
but those hotels were in Pasadena, and I didn't know
at that point Pasadena was getting a like parts of
Pasadena were getting evacuated. I didn't even know where this
fire was. I didn't know alta Dina eating fire, you know.
At that point, I don't think so okay. So then
I so I'm thinking, like, okay, I have my condo,
which recently I got the power put on back on
because I have a couple guys like trying to fix
a couple of things to get it rented. And so
I was like, okay, we could go to the condo,
but there's nothing there. There's no furniture, there's no soap,
no towels, nothing, And I would have to pack the
car with some shit. Okay. Then, and I have Natalia
who's here with me, and her girlfriend that spent the
night that night, which is her roommate. They were planning
on driving back to Santa Barbara the next day anyway, Okay,
so I'm thinking the best route is to go to
the condo, so I start getting like sheets off. The
The other thing is is we just moved into this place,
this rental house. I got rid of all these blankets
and old comforters and shit. So I only have what's
on our beds pretty much as far as like bedding.
So okay, So I'm trying to.
Speaker 1: Beat brook Linen back. I know, I know those are times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had a couple of bedding companies that was nice.
Speaker 3: I still have all my am Bowling branch, remember them, Yeah,
oh yeah, Bowling Bowling Branch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have the sheets.
Speaker 2: I just don't have like blankets, you know what I mean,
like the do the comforters. Okay, so so but I'm
thinking that's going to be the best bet. Anyway, I
try to get some sleep because I don't know, like
if it's like, oh, lay down in bed, I fall asleep,
and then at three thirty in the morning, you get
the time to evacuate and it's like go now right.
Oh and and the house was pitch black, like it's dark.
So I already have like some towels packed and like uh,
I got a bunch of hampers and put some towels
and trash bags, and I don't know, like I'm trying
to think of things that we need, you know, right,
like that I'm gonna need at the condo. So I'm
starting to get like those things. And then okay, so.
Speaker 3: At this point, you're not thinking valuables, like you're not thinking, oh,
I could lose my house.
Speaker 2: I didn't think that.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: I was like, it's like in the mountains, it's on
the rich, like, I don't know, I was thinking it
would have to go through all these other neighborhoods. I
didn't know the devastation that was going on.
Speaker 1: In Palising right right, so I couldn't.
Speaker 2: The thing is is, you know, you as you know
in California, especially in southern Halma, these fires hit all
the time, and they're always kind of far away or
they're like rush fire, you know, like it's I mean,
there's been devastation fires, people lost their homes, don't get
me wrong, but not in like our city, right you know,
So you had.
Speaker 1: No way of knowing what was going on.
Speaker 3: Really, No, you're not like watching the news power so
you have no idea until you get an alert on
your phone.
Speaker 2: Right until I get the alert, Like it's evacuation, and
I'm thinking they're evacuating, you know, know, out of precaution.
I'm sure it's like out of a bundance of I'm
not thinking we're going to lose the house. By the way,
I don't really have any valuables. I used to my passport,
you know, or like I couldn't.
Speaker 1: There's no so.
Speaker 3: Funny because they're like slight interjection. Before I left, my
friend was like, you know what you need to do
is go video, take a video of all of your possession,
of all your valuables in case you need to.
Speaker 1: Make a claim, you know.
Speaker 3: And so I went around my house taking a video
and I was like, this is really sad, like none
of this.
Speaker 2: Here's my couch from Living Spaces. It was a little
originally worth nine hundred dollars. Don't know what it would
go for now there's been a dog sitting on it
for a long time.
Speaker 1: Oh, here's our TV.
Speaker 2: I guess, Like I know, my friends like.
Speaker 1: Look at all your jewelry. I'm like jewelry my Stella
dot necklace that I have.
Speaker 2: I don't even have a wedding ring right, broke my watch,
my watch, my all my watches. I bought on eBay, right,
really cheap. I'm like, this is just this is depressing.
Speaker 1: I'm like, here's my refrigerator.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't know, you didn't get all your broken
bag Stephanie or those in a warehouse protecting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, well I know you you do?
Speaker 2: You have no Yeah, I got I'm out there like yeah.
So anyway, I just thought that was kind of funny
speaking of valuables. Yeah, I'm right, I got my pass,
but like that's the only thing I guess. Okay, So anyway,
uh so panicking, I was just trying to think where
are we gonna go? I was saying, I got an
Italian and her friend. I got Sunny, I got the dog,
you know, and then I got the condo with nothing,
and the condo is only two bedrooms and the conda
is only two bedrooms. But yeah, I mean we could
I could make a bet. And then it's like, where's
the blow up? We have one blow up mattress with
a leak, by the way found out and I was like, okay,
I got one blow up mattress, you know, I get that.
Throw that in the car. So then three point thirty
the thing goes out and Italia comes out and she goes,
what the fuck is going on? I was like, she
goes it says, go now, and she's like, I'm getting
the fuck out of here. She goes, We're we She
boned out, went back to Santa Barbara. She was like,
I'm out of here. Bye bye. She could not get
out of there fast enough.
Speaker 1: Wow. Okay, but that's kind of good, right.
Speaker 2: That was good because I'm like, go and I yes.
And I was worried about her, like, you know, getting
through the you know, the roads are the road's gonna
be closed. Is there gonna be a fire in Santa Barbara?
I don't know. But she got there in plenty time.
And she's not good, you know, with nighttime driving because
of her glasses, you know. But but she was okay.
So I was worried about her. But then she got
there she was fine. Then. So now it's just me,
Sonny and Phil, and okay, so I take I just
grabbed the pillows and the blankets off my bed. I
grabbed the pillows and blankets off the bedroom's bed, which
could be for him, and I just put it in
the car. I get Phil's medicine, his well Phil, Sonny
did that for me. He took I said, you take
care of phil stuff. He got his dog food, his medicine,
all that shit. So you know, I got as many
things as I could think of that we'll need. And
so then we get on the freeway.
Speaker 1: So when you get out of the house, do you
see flames?
Speaker 2: Yes, we could see when we're so at this point,
when we're standing in our driveway now, the flames are
like at the mountain in front of our house. Before
it was like above the high school now and we're
standing like in the driveway. You could see it's on
the ridge and you could see the flames, and the
street was just black smoke, like just dark, thick, like
you couldn't barely see across the street, you know. And
then you also see neighbors and cars going down the
street like people are getting out of town, right. So yeah,
so the and they eventually they evacuated all of locking
out in my town, so everything, all the electricity was
out in the town. It was just really easy when you.
Speaker 3: Were leaving where there are other people on your street leaving,
did you see any of your neighbors? Were you like,
I know you're new to that street. Yeah, but were
you like, hey, neighbors, Like, what was the vibe?
Speaker 2: You just see people check? Yeah, I mean just there
was like a bunch of cars coming down the hill.
Then so as we're leaving the neighborhood, you could just
see people packing up and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't really know the neighbors near me.
I got to know a lot of people on Facebook
now on our like community Facebook page. That's been so
helpful throughout this whole thing. But yeah, I mean, you
just it was just a weird eerie three like so
by the time we got out at our house was
probably like four thirty five o'clock. I mean, the time
went like that.
Speaker 3: You know, my god, So you got the go now
at three thirty and you didn't leave for like another hour.
Speaker 2: Another hour, and I because I was packing things up,
you know, and oh and then they had the cops
were going up and down the street with the lights
and the you know intercom, you know, please evacuate your
time to get out, Evacuate now, evacuate now.
Speaker 1: Kind of you scared? So you weren't that scared because.
Speaker 2: I was just I was, like I told study, I said,
I've lived in California my whole life, like, this is
the very first time I've ever had to evacuate, And
he's like really, I said, yeah, I've never never had
to evacuate. You have you ever had to evacuate?
Speaker 3: Just when the earthquake, the north Ridge earthquake, Ridge, we Yeah,
my house was in North Hollywood at the time, but
I was I was at my boyfriend's house in Santa
Monica and our building we were they were everybody out.
Speaker 1: You had to get out. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then the hotel where my boyfriend at the times,
parents were saying they evacuate. That was the Huntley Hotel
in Santa Monica. They evacuated them. But then we ended
up going back into the apartment afterwards because it wasn't like, yeah, demolished.
Speaker 1: But that was weird because it was middle of the night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was yeah, that was crazy.
Speaker 1: Early in the morning. I can't remember.
Speaker 2: I think it was first thing, like six it was
four thirty in the morning, Okay, yeah there, yeah, yeah, yeah,
so that's the only time though, Yeah, yeah, I don't
I was living in a house in Chatsworth at the time,
and but we didn't have to evacuate, but it was
it was another disaster.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's pretty close to Northridge. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we were very close to the Chatsworth and
north Yeah, I was living in Chatsworth. I've told that
story before.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I woke up and I had like cinder blocks falling
on top of me because I just moved in and
I had cinder blocks like to hold my TV up, right,
it fell on me. I was I was sleeping on
a futon. Yeah, I don't remember that. Oh, the TV
fell on. The TV fell on me, And like because
it woke you up, you woke up to TV falling
on well, I woke up to like sheer panic because
it felt like it felt like a jackhammer was vibrating
the whole house. Like that's what it felt like at
four thirty.
Speaker 1: In the morning. You were near the epicenter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was really strong and scared the fuck out
of me. So I I didn't even notice the bruises
until a couple days later. I was like, what the fuck?
And then I realized my dresser fell because I was
living in a little bedroom and my dresser was top
heavy and like the TV and like, yeah, shit was
like fell on my legs while I was trying to
get out of while I got out of bed, and yeah,
the water heater burst and everything came out of the
glass everywhere throughout the kitchen. Cut our feet, We cut
our feet. I did not know this, yeah yeah, and
I don't remember this.
Speaker 1: I lived it.
Speaker 2: I just moved into a house with two roommates and
we were yeah, we were, and then we had to
like sit. We were outside with a crank radio listening
to AM radio. I know, you know what was going on,
and then fires broke out because of the earthquake, right yeah, yeah, right,
yeah that was was bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so then what happened?
Speaker 3: You got back into your house, Like Brin.
Speaker 2: I wanted to get to my mom. She was living
by herself, so I finally was able to drive to
check on her, and then I stayed with her for
like a week. But all those aftershocks kept coming, and
it was fucking scary. Every time we had an aftertot
was my heart would beat and they came a lot.
So I slept with my mom in like the living
room area of her house to like be with her,
and then I had to leave for a nappy convention
like a week later to Miami.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: M hm television convention. Yeah, so, but your house didn't
get Our house was okay. It was just like the
the water heater and just things that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because a lot of houses, a lot of apartments
like oh I got red tagged. Oh yeah, people were
out and they couldn't go back, which is a little
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back to the fires.
Speaker 2: Yeah, backs, So I'm packing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So by the time we got out of there, I
don't know, I don't know how, but like time flew
like so we got so we started to drive into Pasadena.
We got on the freeway and we started heading into Pasadena,
and there was a lot of traffic, a lot of smoke,
tons of fire trucks on the freeway, tons of police
cars on the freeway. And I'm thinking, this is not
the right direction to be going, you know, And again
I still wasn't I knew that there was a fire
like on the ridge of our mountains. But I didn't
know out ta Dina. I didn't really know, like and
Pasadena was getting evacuated. I didn't know that. So I
was like, Okay, I think we need to turn around
and head into the into like Studio City, into the
the valley area San Bernando Valley. Oh so wait, so
why were you trying to go the other way? Because
I was going to go at I was wanting to
go to a hotel just for that night, okay, and
then get our bearing straight and then get things like
maybe at Target the next day when they open things
that we could use. Just you know, there's nothing.
Speaker 1: So you're headed the wrong way. You're headed into.
Speaker 2: Going into the fire. So I turn around, I go
the other way, and I call this hotel that I
know of in Burbank, and I get somebody on the phone.
It's like five It's like, uh yeah, it's like five am.
Get a guy on the phone, manager, and he said
that we are filled to capacity, but people are going
to be are scheduled to check out. So but if
you were to get a room, we won't have a
room ready until like three o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Oh jeez.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So I was like, okay, we'll screw this. So
I said, all right, I have one blow up mattress,
I have the sheets and blankets. Let me just get
sunny situations. Because he didn't really sleep at all throughout
the night either, So I said, let me just get
to the to the condo. So luckily, and it was
cold and every you know, and so came into the condo.
It was it was freezing. But luckily I got we
got the heater. Excuse me, you got the heater working.
Electricity is on. I was like, you know, no smoke
in the air, you know, get settled in. I get
sunny set up. I put him in the guest room
with the bed. I didn't know what the time it
had a leak. So okay, so he goes to sleep.
Now I'm like, okay, I'm trying now until the bed sink,
until the bed sink has been there. It took me
very it took a long time. But yeah, it started
to say, slowly, slowly, wig up in the morning and
it's just like they're kind of half on the ground,
and yeah, that's happened to me. Are our luck with
blow up mattresses is about the same as our vacuum cleaners,
so we have we keep getting new ones. And then
John gets mad at me and goes, why don't you
get a different brand? And I'm like, it's not the brand,
it's the fact that the dog gets on it, and yes, right,
so okay, so and Phil is like what the fuck
Phil was acting? Really, he's been acting weird the last
few days. I'll tell you about him. But so I
get Sunny set up. He goes to sleep. Now it's
like seven o'clock in the morning, and I'm googling because
I got all this WiFi. Now, so I'm googling, you know,
what stores are open in the neighborhood, and to get
another you know, you.
Speaker 1: Got Wi fi on your phone?
Speaker 2: We got Wi fi, yes on my phone at the condo. Yeah, right,
So I'm trying to find, like, where's you know, the
closest target that's oh, what time do they open? They
open at eight. I'm trying to find the blow up mattress.
I go to the one nearby the condo. They're all sold.
Speaker 1: Out, all of them.
Speaker 2: All of them, yes, all sold out.
Speaker 1: Normally they have so many blow up mattresses.
Speaker 2: They were so I could not believe it. I couldn't
believe it, like why like in studio, like in b
it was in Bourbank. I'm like wow, like I guess,
you know, maybe Burbank's close to Pasadena. I don't know.
So then I go to the second location they have them,
so I get. Now i'm there, I'm getting like things
that I could think, like I'm getting soap to take
a shower. I'm getting like a few, you know, towels,
like some water and the water situation too on the
shelves like that day they had it. Like the next day.
A couple of days later, I went to the stores,
it was completely bare the water section in the stores
like anyway. So got like trying to think, you know,
you're trying to get things that we need, like what
you know, I'm trying to think, So come home, I
get set up.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: It's like so we're there for a few Now here's
the other thing. So many people reached out like I'm sure,
like is it was it? I got so many people
that reached out to me that I haven't talked to
in years. I could not believe, Like people that I
used to work with, old bosses, like uh, my cousins
in Cleveland, you know, like, yeah, I see him on
Facebook and stuff, but like they were texting me, so
I So we had Wi Fi at the condo, but
not good Wi Fi. So it was yes, it was
coming and going right. So but at least we had TV,
you know, and then there's no cable, so I couldn't
like I couldn't watch regular news at the at the condo.
Speaker 1: Wait, was there a TV? You have a TV?
Speaker 2: We do have a TV because I'm gonna rent it.
So I kept the TV in the living room.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, So.
Speaker 2: We had the TV and we could watch I could
watch like stuff, but not like you know, Hulu you
can watch local TV. But we didn't have cable. The
cable was was I shut the cable so you.
Speaker 1: Were mirroring it like from your phone.
Speaker 2: No, we had the We had the Hulu app, and
the Hulu app gives you you know, it gives you
like live TV you can watch like the local news. Okay,
so that's the only thing I could. I could watch,
but it was like not it was kind of glitchy,
you know what I mean. Yeah, So there. I haven't
had really good Wi Fi in like seven days. At
this point or like as of yesterday, and I'll tell
you what happened. But so anyway, so that we were
we hunkered down there for like a couple of days.
I was carrying like my whole body was sorey yesterday,
I thought I was getting sick, Like I was carrying
so much shit up and down the stairs, like you know, uh,
hampers of towels, and and in my garage. Like we're
in subterranean parking. So you got to go up a
flight of stairs, you get to the level, the ground
level of the condo, then you get in, then you
go up more stairs and then you get inside the condo.
And I'm taking all this stuff upstairs. So I'm climbing
all these stairs with all this and Sonny was helping me.
But still it's like I was just and you're going
off adrenaline. Like I didn't sleep that whole night, like
I'd like the first two days, I barely got any sleep.
It was all like a blur. It was like survival mode.
Speaker 3: And at this point, are you are you finally seeing
news because you're seeing it on your phone, and are.
Speaker 1: You seeing that like entire neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then I start seeing then I start seeing
the eaton fire and I'm like, okay, that's Outta Dina,
which is right next to us, and we all everybody's
using that watch duty app.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you could see the fire.
Speaker 2: So if you looked at that, I think I sent
you a screenshot, you could see where the fire was.
And it was right next to where our little dot
of where our house was. Like our house in Lachaannanta
could not have been. It was like the closest house
to the fire on the on the border of Alta Dina.
Speaker 1: Wow, it was.
Speaker 2: I mean, they evacuated all of Lacagnana, it was all gone,
But like our old house, they didn't need to evacuate.
There was a lot of houses that you know, I
know they do it out of precaution, but our freaking
house was right there on the border of where the
fire was. That's why we got all that smoke. That's
why we could see the flames, you know. So yeah,
now I'm starting to see, like and now I'm talking
to Sonny in Italia, and little by little they're telling
me so and so lost their homes. So and so
remember this girl on my volly, but she lost her
home Sonny has two good friends that lost their houses
that lived in Altadena. That he one of the kids.
I took him to see John not John Stewart.
Speaker 1: The other one, Johnny.
Speaker 3: Joy mulaney is a comedian named John mulrooney Before Your Time. Yeah, yeah,
John mullaney, John mulaney.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean there's and this other Natalian's friend, she
was just at her house last week, like their house
is gone. So many people I know lost like that
they know lost their houses. And then I have friends
that have lost houses. I have friends that my friends,
my girlfriend from ABC, her parents lost their house, her
sister lost her out, like she's in Pasadena. They were
all evacuated. I had a lot of friends that were
evacuated in that area, with a lot of friends in Pasadena.
So it was really scary. It was really sad, and
it was heartbreaking. And then to see the palisades, like I.
Suzanne was keeping me updated because she was glued to
the news and she was studying me videos and I
just could not believe, like the devastation, and you and
I were keeping in touch. Oh yeah, and now you
got evacuate or you yeah, but then okay, so you
stayed in Studio City for Yeah, so we were there. Okay,
so that was on Wednesday. Okay, So now I'm on
like the Facebook community page and reading all the neighbors
like what they're posting, and some people are like, oh,
you know, I'm this the powers on on this street,
the powers back on this street. Even though the evacuation
orders were lifted in some areas, but not in my
not in my street.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yours was still under evacuation. I kept checking your
neighborhood once you showed me which was your neighborhood, which
your zone.
Speaker 1: So something for people to know is that.
Speaker 3: So we have this app that everybody in Los Angeles
is on called Watch Duty, and what happens is when
it gets close to your house, it can it can
see where you are. It assigns you a zone. And
there's two there's three kinds of zones. One is just
like you're not in a zone. It's like fire warning,
like just be aware. But the next zone that's scary
is gets set. You're set to evacuate, and that one
a lot of people when if you're in that zone,
you are going to get evacuated. Like most of the
people that were in a get set zone did escalate
to a then the zone changes to go evacuate and
then you can see. So if you're not in a zone,
you just you keep watching the app and you keep
because it's like you like, when I get to my story,
I'll tell you, like the set zone just kept creeping
towards us until it was just like a couple of
blocks from our house. So that's how you kind of gauge.
So your I was watching, you showed me your zone,
and then I could like watch your zone all the time.
Speaker 2: I know, and it was still on level three like
up until I don't know, a couple two days ago
or something. So so what happened is we so we
were starting to see like neighbors were going back to
get things. So at one point we needed more things,
you know, so you know, Sonny wanted I don't know,
his shaver. There was things, you know, like because we
got out there, we left in the middle of the
night and the pitch in the pitch darkness, and you
can't like it's to your soul. You disoriented, you can't
really think like what are you gonna need in a
few days, you know, So I was like, okay, let's
maybe see if we can go back. People were going
back to get supplies and stuff like that. So we
what I think it was Friday night. We went back
into our town. It was black. It was not even
the street lights were on. I mean not even the
signals you know, usually like they're like they blink off.
Everything was off. It was eerie. It was pitch black.
And then there was cops like situated in certain areas
of our street. And so we get to our area
and we got filled in the car with us, and
the cop stops us and he says, you know you
you know, let me see your identification. We show it
to and he's like, well, what do you We're under evacuation.
Why are you going back to the house. And I said,
we need we need a few more supplies. We won't
be long, and he said, okay, go ahead, So he
let us go. We got some stuff and then we
went back home and we were like, I don't see
the power coming back on anytime soon. That was Friday,
then Sat or maybe that was Thursday or I don't know.
It's all such a blur. Then the next day I
started like the next day, it's weird because even though
all this is going on, and like you wake up,
the sun is shining. It's sky blue, you know, because
the winds are blowing the smoke out, which is the
good thing is the winds are like clearing the air
a little bit. It feels like business is kind of
back to usual, especially where we were in Studio City
and Sunny just really wanted to get back home, and
I was like, okay, let's okay. So I went on
the app, and so people were saying their evacuations area
got lifted. So most of Lochignata's areas got lifted and
got downgraded to like, you know, set be set, be set,
except for my street, like and we if you look
on the map, like there's the board, there's like a
line separating from us to go to be set, like
right as one street over, we're like the go. And
I know why because we're up against the Angelus Crest forest,
you know, right, So I get that. But by now,
like the fires are like gone.
Speaker 1: So I went.
Speaker 2: I went. The only store, grocery store open in our
in our town was Gelson's and I got a few
things like some fruit and some milk or whatever. And
there was the firefighters where came walking in like six
or seven of them, and I'm like standing in the protish.
I look up and I go, oh my god, like
as if they were fucking you know, prince. You know,
I was like, oh my god, like, thank you guys
so much for everything, like we really appreciate all your
hard work. And then and then I created a scene
because like other people were like gathering around talking to them,
and so I was like, so, how's it going out there?
What's going on? And they said, you know, right now,
the winds are calm, but they're supposed to pick back up,
and the fire has moved away from the eating fire
has moved away from residential area, and we're hoping we're
getting it more and more contained. So it started to
get you know, the percentage of containment started going up,
which it is good.
Speaker 3: It's like at thirty five percent right now, yeah, which
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So okay, so you shall, yeah, okay. So now like
we're getting like little pieces here and there, people coming back.
The lights are coming back on in the neighborhood. So
Sunny's like, let's go scope out our neighbor our neighborhood.
So I said, all right, like we're still under evacuation.
I don't know if we're gonna And then so he's like,
I bet you the lights, I bet you the powers
back on. And then we see like power somebody posted
power back on on our street.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, and.
Speaker 2: We were like, but it was our street, but like
way above our like not our street, but like the
our street runs kind of far. So it was like,
you know, not necessarily where we are, but power on
somewhere on our street and locking you at it. So
we go and it's it's it's like six o'clock at night,
so it's dark out and we're driving and uh, we
we get there was no cop stopping us at this point.
The lights are back on in the town. Galson's had
a big drive for the firemen in the in their
parking lot. They did a buffet for the firefight for
first responders and firefighters to eat.
Speaker 3: So that's pretty generous considering like a sandwich over there
fourteen dollars now fourteen No, like twenty seven dollars. Like
the most overpriced grocery store you've ever.
Speaker 1: Been in your life.
Speaker 2: Yes, but they're like, you can have this seafood, you
can have the pokey, but just like a little bit,
not only like a cup yeah, small cup, yeah, yes,
And they're the only like we have Rouse Trader Joe's,
but like Galson's the only one open. So okay. So
but the town is like people are you know, there's
lights on and people are coming and going and so sunny.
So we were like, okay, so like let's see what's
going on in our house. We come down the street.
We turned the corner. Our house is lit up like
because we put the I put the Christmas lights up
so that they were everything was lit up. And then
our whole street was lit up and there's people like
on our street that our neighbors are back even though
we're on a three right, So even though the police,
the firefighters said that the fire is getting contained and
it's moved away from the residential We're still on A three.
So I'm like, all right, then we get inside. No
Wi Fi might as well have no electricity. When you
told me that, my heart sunk, right, I know. It's like, yeah,
your house is still standing, you have electricity, but no
Wi Fi.
Speaker 1: Who could live like that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Why gratitude ratitude? No Wi Fi? I know this is untenable.
Speaker 2: I know, right, and like yes because our TVs are
only powered by Wi Fi, Like we don't. It's everything
is everything is Wi Fi. Can't text, can't do shit right, nothing,
It's just nothing. So no Wi Fi. So uh call Spectrum.
They're like, no, fuck you. Spectrums is like, what do
you want from us? There's a fire outage?
Speaker 3: Right, So the same what I was dealing with, where
you call them and they say, there is an outage
in your area. We do not have an estimated time
it will be fixed. And you're like, okay, well can
you and then you can't what happened?
Speaker 1: Nothing.
Speaker 3: They won't connect you to an agent unless you're the only.
Speaker 1: One experiencing this.
Speaker 3: If there's a if there's a neighborhood wide outage, have
a good day, like I don't. They want nothing to
do with you. They will not give you any explanation.
Speaker 2: Yes, So I did get an operator on the phone
that night because I thought so. I saw the modem,
you know, blinking, So I unplugged it and plugged it
back in and it came up blue. Then it went
back to red again. So I was like, maybe sometimes
they can send a signal, maybe just needs to be reset. Yes,
I get the guy. Yes, I get the guy on
the phone. He's like, yeah, there's a fire outage in
your neighborhood, but an outage due to fires. But I
can try and send the signal, but you're not the
only one in the outage, like you know. So I'm
guessing it's not going to work. I'm like, just do it,
just see what happened.
Speaker 1: Does it?
Speaker 2: No, doesn't work. So I said, okay, you know, I said, studdy,
let's just go back to the content. We don't we don't.
I want to be able to have TV. I want
to be able to have watch the news, be able
to text, get you know whatever.
Speaker 3: Right, especially for you because you don't have like I
in my house, we don't have a great signal.
Speaker 1: But now that we're five G.
Speaker 3: We weren't five G with our old phones, but somehow
now I can get a signal. Yeah, but we don't
get anything that would make it even worse.
Speaker 2: It was unicated, right, it was bad, and I was
who was I calling? Oh, it's calling Natalia and I
could not it couldn't go It wouldn't go out, you know.
So I was like, you know, let's just go back
to the condo. And he was like, ah, and by
the way, there's playoff games going on right right, and listen.
I don't want to sound ungrateful because you know, I mean,
my god, compared to what other people have gone.
Speaker 1: Of course, we're just we're joking around.
Speaker 2: But like yeah, so he's like, okay, so we go back,
and I also, I said, we're we're still technically under
evacuation orders of go. You know, I mean, what if, like,
let's say we settle in, but arch we could lose power,
we could who knows, you know. And he's like all right,
you know, so we go back to the condo. Then
the next day he's like, I don't care if we
don't have WiFi. I just want to go I can
down you know. He's like, he knows how to he
downloads things on YouTube and so it's on his phone.
He's like, I got hours of stuff to watch on
my phone. I can just and I go, what I
don't I have a laptop with you. I do have
a laptop, but I don't think you can download like
TV or anything.
Speaker 1: From Studio City. You can.
Speaker 3: You could download stuff off of your app like the Spectrum,
Like you can download shows or movies.
Speaker 1: You could go on.
Speaker 2: Really, Max, Yeah, because I tried when I got on
the plane. I go to Netflix and it says you
can only get it on an iPad or a phone.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 2: Oh you can your laptop. Oh huh okay, so but
then you can do something which is difficult for me
to understand, but Albe makes it happen, and you can
mirror it. You can show your phone on your TV
if you have Bluetooth and Wi Fi. Oh yeah, Sonny
was trying to do the mirroring thing and it didn't work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I would have been fine if I had my phone,
if I could at least see something on my phone,
But right it was just nothing. You might I mean,
he was like we're in a desert, you know. Okay,
So the next day he's like, yeah, I want to
go back. I think this is Saturday. Now he wants
to go back. So I take him back and his
friends are in town and he's like, I can go
to my friend's house and you know whatever, and I
go all right, So I drop him back off, and
then I was going to come back, and then I
was like, are you you know, do I have to
come back? He's like no, he goes, I'm fine because
this again, his friends are up the street, is at
his friend's house. Yea.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I was like, okay, I'm gonna leave Phil with you,
you know, because that way you'll have Phil whatever. His
friends are right up the street. If something happens, he's
and he's there at their house, you know. So I
was like, okay, he spent the night at his friend's
house and I went back Phil. He had Phil with
him at this friend's house. Okay, yeah, they have another lab.
They play together.
Speaker 1: It's cute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they were really nice to take Sonny and
fill in. So then I went back to the condo
for that one night. Anyway, then it was yesterday whatever, Okay,
So yesterday. Here's the good news. I saw on Facebook. Oh,
I saw on Facebook that everybody's in our neighborhood's getting
pissed about Spectrum. Somebody seems to get got somebody on
the phone and found out that there's a couple towers
in our neighborhood that were damaged in the fire. And
it's going to be a while with Spectrum. And so
some people are like, well, we work from home, Like,
how do you get what? Who does anybody know? So
a couple people said, get the starlink. It's like the
size of a laptop. You can get it at home Depot,
Best Buy. And I was like, okay, I don't know
anything about this. I didn't even know you could buy
a starlink. I thought they were satellites in the sky.
I didn't know that they were the same for consumers
to buy. Yeah, I was like what Starlink? Like, okay,
So now I'm googling it and it's a Starlink mini
kit that people buy like when they're camping or r
ving or whatever, like they can take it on a
boat in the middle of nowhere while they're fishing to
get Wi Fi. Anyway, so I'm reading about you need.
Speaker 3: To get Wi Fi while you're fishing.
Speaker 2: Fishing, I know, as a somebody boat on our Facebook fishing,
I gotta be able to watch Netflix fish. They were
like sending picture I don't know, okay, So so I
was like.
Speaker 3: So you see the picture of them with their big
fish next to them, it's because they have starlink.
Speaker 1: I spent a lot of money to be able to
do that.
Speaker 2: So I was like, okay, this sounds alike, like it's
gonna like what does it entail?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: And the more I was reading about it, I was like,
it seems pretty easy, okay, And so I read reviews.
Then I was reading people on our Facebook page that said, yeah,
it was we. We actually somebody got it before the
fires because spectrum is so shitty in our neighborhood.
Speaker 1: What about AT and T. Do you get AT and T?
Speaker 2: And I have AT and T on my phone. I
called AT and T to get like upgraded better internet
serve why something? Yeah, and they were like, yeah, nothing
applies to you in your neighborhood. I know, okay, So okay,
so I do the research. I look, I go on
look for these starlink things at home depot by in Burbank.
They're sold out. Call the best Buy and whatever I
lost felis go and get it. And so I get
it online and so it doesn't get you know, because
they're they're low. So I buy one and I go
and pick it up. And I you know when you
go to best Buy, you can go pick it up
and then leave. Well, I picked it up. I almost
it's in a box, like again, the size of a laptop.
I almost eve the store, and I'm like, something tells
me I should talk to somebody before I walk out
with this thing. I'm going to go to the house.
I don't know what I'm doing, you know, I've just
watched videos about it online. So I go back in.
I get this young kid and he works in the
in the internet, and I SA, there is there anybody
that can help me with this STARLINGK thing? And he goes,
I actually know a lot about it because I installed
some of them are before or something like that. I
was like, great, this kid was so helpful, Like he
took me to the back, he took it out of
the bike. I go take it out of the box.
I want to know, like what do I what am
I dealing with? What do I gotta do? And he
tells me everything. He goes, you just take this thing.
You put it outside. You can put it on a
table outside on your backyard as long as there's no
as long as you have the no obstruction of the sky.
It can't have like tall buildings or whatever trees. Take
it where you can have it has a clear view
of the sky. You put it out on the table
and you and then you just set it up with
your phone. You get on You get on the app.
He goes, download the app. Now while you're invest buy
downloaded this starlink gapp. You sign up for a plan,
and but you don't do the plan until you get
the thing set up. So I couldn't do that yet.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So he's like, and then you just plug it in
and it just talks you through it. There's no modem
or router or anything. It's just this thing that's the
size of a laptop. And I was like, really, okay,
I don't need another like coax cable or some shit.
And he's like, nope, everything you need is right here
in the box. I was like, okay, this sounds really
too good to be true. It was expensive, It was
five ninety nine but worth it. So I get okay.
So I get home and Sunny's all excited. He's like, well,
how does this thing work? So then you point it
to the so you put it outside, you plug it in.
You point the app to the sky and you could
feel it like catching. It's like it's like to turn.
It's getting like a three hundred and sixty view of
the sky and you can feel it like the phone
vibrates when it's catching signals, and it's like okay, and
it goes. It goes to eighty percent, you know. Then
it goes to ninety one hundred percent, and then you go, okay,
I got one hundred percent, and I look at the
app and then goes, you're gonna have trouble with your TVs.
You're gonna have tries. Not a good this is not
a good spot for it. Even though it went to
one hundred percent, I'm like, okay, this is like the
clearest spot unless I get up on the roof. So
I go and get a ladder and I get up
on the roof and I almost broke my next and
he was like, mom, get down. He goes, I'll get out,
he goes, get I don't want you because I was
like trying to get up and it was like and
I was like, I did this, and he goes, mom,
get there.
Speaker 1: You make me nervous.
Speaker 2: He goes, let me do it. So he gets up
on the roof. He gets up there, He puts the
thing up there, does the app with my phone catches
and it's like perfect all the way down, Like you'll
have good WiFi. It could take up to twelve hours
it for it to calibrate. Spoiler it didn't. It's so,
but how did you secure this thing on the roof?
You just put it was on a it's on a
flat it's the roof. We put it on a flat piece.
And this thing can survive. This thing survives snow, rain, winds,
high winds. Yeah. Wow, I mean we could eventually get
it like it comes with a mount you could mount
it to something, okay, But like for us to just
get it up to get it going okay. So then
he gets Now he gets down with the phone and
he hands it to me and now I'm just signing
up for the plan. First it says it there's there's
something like I wanted the home plan, okay, And it
said the home plan is not going to work in
your area, but you can do Rome, okay. So it's
like okay. And the guy at the best Buy told
me that, he said some places, if don't get worried
if it says you can't, but you could do Rome,
which is basically the same, but it's for people that
are like in an RV or whatever, so it's the
same kind of thing, okay. And I was like, okay.
So then I did the room and the package was
one hundred and sixty bucks of unlimited whatever a month.
You can cancel it anytime, no contract. And I was like, okay,
signed up. And then uh and then and then when
you go into your phone, you see in the settings
it says starlink. It's just like a network name whatever.
You can rename it. You do your password, you sign in.
Fucking thing worked immediately on my phone. On Sonny's phone.
Sonny was like, oh, the rams games on, turns, the
TV on, the TVs are working in the house, all
the TVs work, we have Wi Fi.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yep, that's almost like the best most heartwarming.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that's crazy. That was my story. And
now the fire is like thirty five percent contained.
Speaker 3: Did I just say, yeah, which is very good, and
the other the Palisades fires like seventeen I think, right.
And now, Kaitlin, you lost your your tell us what happened?
I mean, you're in Long Beach, so was it. I'm
in Long Beach and your pond clients.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm in Long Beach. You honestly wouldn't know anything
was happening down there if it weren't for the news
or social media or anything. Right, But my clients, my
pond clients are from Silmar to Pasadena, so that whole
like kind of stretch of that two ten freeway, which
there was a fire in Silmar too for a little while,
but luckily I think that one got stamped out. But yeah,
I had two clients in that Altadena neighborhood. Their house
is burned down. One of them was my longest client.
I've been doing their ponds for like over two years.
Every so every week I was in that neighborhood doing
their ponds. And uh, that's very sad. They they actually
so they lost that house and all the fish survived.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: So now we're trying to rehome those fish. Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like they really are actually caring about their fish.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's trying. We're trying to find a new home
for them.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. That's like that makes me want to cry.
Speaker 2: And that the person the homeowner is like even though
they lost everything, they're.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, she really loves those fish.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 3: And seeing all these stories on the news about the
people like that couldn't find their pets. That did you
hear about did you see the guy who lost this
oreo oreo.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's like a it's gone very viral.
Speaker 3: I heard this guy who's like gets reunited with his
dog and he's just.
Speaker 2: Like freaking Oh he got reunited with him. Well, so
he had to leave, and I guess both the dogs,
both dogs got left behind or one of the dogs
had run away when they were like get out, get out,
get out.
Speaker 3: So he lost his house. This was in that Altadena neighborhood.
But he was most like concerned with his other dog
that had run away. And then I feel like he
talked to somebody on the news. I could be getting
the story wrong, but this part doesn't really matter. But
people were having sightings oreo sightings, and then they found
the dog. Somebody spotted the dog. It kept running away
from people. Like somebody tried to get it to give,
you know, to reunite him, but the dog ran away.
Speaker 1: This is what happened.
Speaker 3: A police officer or a fireman went back in to
get his dogs because he was like screaming and crying
and seeing my dogs. I need my dogs. So the
fireman went back to go get his dogs. Got one
of the dogs, but the other dog ran away. That
was his dog, Oreo. So he went back to the neighborhood.
Like a couple days later, he'd been asking people somebody
he had spotted the dog at his neighbor's house, like
in the rubble like, and the dog had been there
now for a couple of days.
Speaker 1: But I guess some people.
Speaker 3: Had been putting food out for him anyway. So he
went back and the dog wouldn't come to anybody. But
then he stood outside of the there was this fence
still there, and then there's a video of him calling
to his dog and calling to his dog, and then
the dog, I guess recognizes him and then comes running
out and ducks under this fence and like jumps and
he's just like grabs his dog.
Speaker 1: And he's like Ori, oh my God.
Speaker 3: And he's like hugging his dog and it's like really
really sad sweet though oh sweet. I mean the guy's
like hysterical, like so happy to see his dog, like
cry like just like.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: I know, I know.
Speaker 3: So well you think about it, and that situation is
your dog, which makes me so upset for people that
like just left their dogs. Like a lot of people
left their dogs.
Speaker 2: I know, but was it because they left their dogs
because they couldn't get them? Because because some people were saying,
somebody left their cat behind in our neighborhood and somebody
else was like, how dare you leave your cat behind?
And he's like I tried, but the cat was afraid
and I took off. Was it it was still in
the house, but like it he couldn't get I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess that's possible. But there are a lot
of dogs. Speaking of this, I'll start doing with some
of our shout outs because a lot of our people
were like, give my shout out to.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, ASPCA, we were.
Speaker 1: Doing that for the hurricanes.
Speaker 3: But guess what, the ASPCA is really coming in there
like heroes to do stuff for them.
Speaker 1: That's our friend Sergio.
Speaker 3: So the ASPC on the front lines of this getting
these dogs together.
Speaker 1: And giving them homes.
Speaker 3: And then there's another place if you want, called Best
Friends Animal Society.
Speaker 1: They are really out.
Speaker 3: There trying to They're they're transporting a bunch of dogs,
Like they just did a transport I saw on their
website of like twenty six dogs and like fifty cats
to like Ohio or somewhere where people are going to
be fostering these dogs. So yeah, so that's a good
one if you're looking for a way to help. And
Carrie Kibbler wants her like messaged to me and was
like please give my shout to and I say the
here's the thing, the Red Cross. I know it seems
so like global, but you can do it to the
Red Cross LA and they are the ones that are
managing a lot of these evacuation sites. So like if
you because I called one, I called the there's like
a vaction evacuation side at a high school near me
called El Camino and I called them to say like
what can I bring And they're like you have to
coordinate it through the Red Cross. They're in charge of
the evacuations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's what so, I think it's a.
Speaker 3: Safer bet than a lot of these I don't want
to say fly by night.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are trying to do good things,
I know.
Speaker 3: But you can give money to the Fire Department, they
could really use it. But you can also give money
to the Red Cross Los Angeles and they will make
very good use of your funds. Yet they are spending
a lot of money, Like it's not like you think,
oh Red Cross, it's just so big and so much
red tape and how much of it is going.
Speaker 1: No, they're on the ground.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they are doing the work, yes right now, agree, yes, yeah.
Speaker 3: But also Adam Learner, he's going to get you a car, yeah,
whether anywhere you are. And he's been helping a lot
of people. He's helping our friend Rebecca right now get
a car because she got into a car accident, lost
her car. Yeah, Hi Rebecca. Also Fern candle, that's our friend.
Kelsey makes great candles if you want to, you know,
don't light it somewhere dry, keep dark, sense of humor. Guys,
come on, come on, who's with me?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And the podcast The Get Up Show that's the morning
variety show podcast for kids. Get them just from Snooze
to Shoes and her daughter, Darcy's daughters, who are seven
and nine, love it. They listen to it all the time.
Christine Black, if you're looking to travel get the hell
out of la go to Christine. Email Christine at Waves
and Wonder Travel, or you know, google Waves and Wonder
Travel for Christina.
Speaker 1: Or friender on our Facebook.
Speaker 3: And Maren has a bakery and gift shop on the
island of Kawhi. If you're gonna get the hell out
of town, go to Kawai.
Speaker 2: Check them out, follow their Instagram page at sugar Skull
eight oh eight. And our friend Basic Becky's making the
t shirts and the mouse pads and the mugs. I
every morning I'm greeted with like, I've got like eight mugs, mugs,
I've got all my cunt mugs. They're really fun. So
check out just Basic Becky dot com. And if you're
in Palm Springs or Palm Desert, stop by Wilma and Frieda.
Speaker 1: Kelly will treat you right for sure.
Speaker 3: And h The Family Skeptical. It's a podcast about raising
kids without religion, so you know, check them out. And
my friend has a thing on medium dot com called
unbecoming stories. That's my friend. She's a great writer. I
love her stories. You know, something to distract you. And yeah,
I'll do the other ones on Friday and i'll tell
you my little fire.
Speaker 1: Story on our Friday episode.
Speaker 2: All right, Thanks everybody, Thanks Kaylin, thank everybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't have that
Speaker 4: Many