Speaker 1: If I am six forty, it's the later with mo Kelly.
Speaker 2: We're live on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: And if you can hear my voice, you made it.
Speaker 2: You made it through that Fourth of July weekend, and
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure it was epic. The whole idea of
Speaker 2: Independence Day being on a Friday probably.
Speaker 1: Meant you did more than usual. Some of us did
Speaker 1: a little too much.
Speaker 2: I know I did a little too much on Friday night,
Speaker 2: had some good fun talking with you, then finished off
Speaker 2: the party. I think I finished off the bottle of
Speaker 2: jack that Stephan had brought by my house. Appreciate that, Stepan.
Speaker 2: And if you missed any of it, you could listen
Speaker 2: to it on the podcast. You can see some of
Speaker 2: the videos of the of the conversations we have with
Speaker 2: our regular commentators like Claudie Cooper, Jackie Ray, even Stephan
Speaker 2: got on the mic. You can see all that and
Speaker 2: go at mister mo Kelly on Instagram. See the videos.
Speaker 2: Gave you a different, real look at what happens at
Speaker 2: Chateau le mo.
Speaker 1: It was good time, good food, good drink, good fun.
Speaker 2: Everybody kept all their fingers and toes with the fireworks
Speaker 2: in fact, I didn't even really get a chance to
Speaker 2: go up to the park and see all the fireworks.
Speaker 2: In fact, we're showing some of the behind the scenes
Speaker 2: on our YouTube page right now at mister mo Kelly.
Speaker 2: But it was well attended and for those who don't know,
Speaker 2: it was ninety percent family, ninety percent, I will say
Speaker 2: ten percent like three percent work folks, and the remaining
Speaker 2: seven percent could have been people that work with my
Speaker 2: wife and that kind of thing. But it was mostly
Speaker 2: family there and it was a good time. And yeah
Speaker 2: that we always have too much food, you know. Tuwala
Speaker 2: was there, Cornichia was there, Daniel was there, Stephan was there.
Speaker 2: Mark unfortunately was not there, but Tuala was kind enough
Speaker 2: to leave the party and take Mark Ronner a plate
Speaker 2: of food.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you, I was sitting here by myself.
Speaker 3: I think everybody else had left. There was no board off.
Speaker 3: It was just me and the building. And when Tauala
Speaker 3: showed up at the door with that bag of food,
Speaker 3: I felt like Deborah Winger and an officer and a gentleman.
Speaker 3: When Richard Gear shows up in the factory and it
Speaker 3: just carries you off the floor, I almost cried, what
Speaker 3: did you bring?
Speaker 4: For him food wise, do you remember, I mean I
Speaker 4: think it was a little bit of everything, not more
Speaker 4: hair packed. Literally everything gets as a desert like.
Speaker 1: I do remember that.
Speaker 3: There were like maybe four or five tubs, so there
Speaker 3: was lots of food, and I ate until I felt pregnant.
Speaker 2: Nice, it was really good. Did you save your need
Speaker 2: for your for your long suffering one? She doesn't eat
Speaker 2: meat and she was in bed by the time I
Speaker 2: got home. Always is so No, it was mine, all mine,
Speaker 2: all mine. Got a lot of comments on Stepan coming
Speaker 2: into the studio space with the full plate of food.
Speaker 1: I was I was hungry. No, there's no shaving. It's
Speaker 1: just it was just funny. That was what people keyed
Speaker 1: in on that visual.
Speaker 2: It was well, yeah, it's funny because you started the
Speaker 2: show and I got there like maybe twenty thirty minutes before,
Speaker 2: and I was just kind of saying hi to everyone.
Speaker 2: So I was like, all right, let me just get
Speaker 2: some food. Next thing, you know, it's like, oh, the
Speaker 2: show started, come on, let's everyone in. I was like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, if you don't, you don't know the flow
Speaker 2: of the day. We serve food at like three o'clock.
Speaker 2: Then we had the desert competition at six o'clock, but
Speaker 2: people are trickling in between three and five or so,
Speaker 2: people are eating, getting second and third plates. Then we
Speaker 2: have the dessert competition, which you hope we got to
Speaker 2: see live on Instagram. If not, it's still there. You
Speaker 2: can check it out at mister mo Kelly. And then
Speaker 2: we literally run upstairs and do the live show. And
Speaker 2: people think, like you do a full show. Yes, I
Speaker 2: do a full show. I have a full studio at
Speaker 2: my house and we just broadcast from there. In theory,
Speaker 2: I could do the show every night from home, but
Speaker 2: I don't do that because they don't allow me to
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 4: The new setup is fantastic. I've seen the old setup. Yeah,
Speaker 4: this setup, you went full studio with it.
Speaker 1: And it's an adjustable standing desk.
Speaker 2: I mean I can bring it down to see it
Speaker 2: that both need me, but it's just more comfortable for
Speaker 2: me standing up.
Speaker 1: It was it was, Yeah, it was really cool. I
Speaker 1: was like kind of blown away by it. I've put
Speaker 1: a lot of time and money in the hotel.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh yeah, from the microphones and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, it was cool, but it was.
Speaker 2: A good evening. There weren't any real issues. It didn't
Speaker 2: have to throw anyone out. No one got too drunk.
Speaker 2: As far as I know. Carneesie even participated in the
Speaker 2: dessert competition.
Speaker 1: And that was your first time I'm at chateau.
Speaker 5: Yes, it was my first time, and I have to
Speaker 5: say I had it. I had so much fun. I
Speaker 5: really wish I would have bought home more food because
Speaker 5: I was really thinking about, like all the hot dogs,
Speaker 5: all the hamburgers, all the ribs.
Speaker 1: He's not that big, You can tell me where are
Speaker 1: you gonna put all that food?
Speaker 2: Look?
Speaker 5: I can eat, Okay, alright, But yes, I had fun
Speaker 5: with the bake off. Everybody was really nice. It was
Speaker 5: such a good vibe. The DJ was so good. It
Speaker 5: felt like I was back at home, Like I was like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I could.
Speaker 1: Do this, That's what it's all about. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The DJ was my steps on to my blended son.
Speaker 2: So we had to skimp where we could.
Speaker 1: That's cool. Yeah I didn't know that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's He's come to the studio a few times
Speaker 2: and helped out around here. He still has his dreams
Speaker 2: of stardom within the entertainment industry, and I'm not going
Speaker 2: to in any way try to hold him back from that,
Speaker 2: but he's still gonna have to put it in his
Speaker 2: time like all of us.
Speaker 1: All of us.
Speaker 2: Now, what was your takeaway, Talla, Because your vantage point
Speaker 2: is different from mine.
Speaker 4: Carneie hit it on the head that it felt like
Speaker 4: a family get together. It really really did. And I've
Speaker 4: been there several years. I think maybe this year more
Speaker 4: than ever, it was maybe even more relaxed. It was
Speaker 4: just like, come one, come all, and everyone was just
Speaker 4: there to have such a good time. And it was
Speaker 4: really really good. I mean, the laughter was NonStop, just jokes,
Speaker 4: kids running around, a bunch of kids, thrown folks. I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, even Benson and Riley were getting in on
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 2: It was just a lot of fun. Stephan, that was
Speaker 2: your first time at Chateau le Mo. We've actually got
Speaker 2: you out there somehow, some way. No, it was perfect
Speaker 2: for me because I started in the beginning of the
Speaker 2: day doing uber and Lyft and then I knew I
Speaker 2: was gonna come by for the bake off. I missed
Speaker 2: most of it, but I caught the end, so that
Speaker 2: was cool. And yeah, it got to me rally in
Speaker 2: Benson and you weren't kidding, They're just they stroll around
Speaker 2: like nothing, nothing bothers them, the music blaring, there's people yelling,
Speaker 2: you kind of hear some of the fireworks, and they're
Speaker 2: just chilling. Speaking of the fireworks, we talked about this
Speaker 2: on air. It seemed very subdued for much of the day,
Speaker 2: but then nine o'clock rolled around and all bets are off.
Speaker 1: It was as crazy as it usually.
Speaker 4: Peer chaos, pier chass at nine o'clock and all.
Speaker 2: Of those illegal, professional grade fireworks were everywhere.
Speaker 1: Everywhere.
Speaker 2: They were just seemingly holding back because they were well
Speaker 2: into the next day. I don't know about you, Stephan,
Speaker 2: where you lived, but where I lived, they were still
Speaker 2: firing them off the next day.
Speaker 1: Oh no joke.
Speaker 2: And there was points where I was driving I wasn't
Speaker 2: even stopped anywhere, and it felt like a bomb went
Speaker 2: off under my car, like it would scare me and
Speaker 2: the people I was driving. But yeah, I was coming home.
Speaker 2: I think I got home at like I don't know,
Speaker 2: three or four, and they were still going off. I
Speaker 2: was like, geez, go to bed very quickly, talking about
Speaker 2: going home to Wala. You were going down that corridor,
Speaker 2: the one ten freeway. What did that look like? Firework?
Speaker 1: Row?
Speaker 4: And I told my dog before I said, don't worry.
Speaker 4: I said, because they went up just for a little
Speaker 4: bit to see the fireworks. That they came back in
Speaker 4: and they were cold and trying to be cute, and
Speaker 4: I said, don't worry on the boys up there. Yeah, no,
Speaker 4: there were and they went up there. They were seen.
Speaker 4: They they got what they wanted. My daughter and her friend,
Speaker 4: they were seen and they say, okay, it's time to
Speaker 4: go back. But they didn't see as much fireworks as
Speaker 4: they wanted the entire time. I'm talking from the point
Speaker 4: when we got on the freeway, every overpass until we
Speaker 4: got to downtown LA, and on both sides of the freeway,
Speaker 4: it seemed like it was like an attraction. It was like,
Speaker 4: you know, you know, they could have paid an entry
Speaker 4: fee to get on the one ten to see the
Speaker 4: fireworks go off.
Speaker 1: They could have done that. It was a good time.
Speaker 1: Well more in just a moment.
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Speaker 2: Hey Twala, do you remember last week I was saying
Speaker 2: I understood why different cities, different parks were canceling their
Speaker 2: Fourth of July celebrations out of concern of having an
Speaker 2: ice raid not only being very disruptive, but it could
Speaker 2: turn into a serious event in which people can get hurt.
Speaker 1: Oh. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Then I turn on the TV today and I see
Speaker 2: what's happening at MacArthur Park, and I'm reminded, Yes, that's
Speaker 2: exactly what those different fireworks Fourth of July celebrations wanted
Speaker 2: to avoid.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that was exactly it.
Speaker 2: And if you're wondering a MacArthur Park, you've probably seen
Speaker 2: the video by now, that extensive and expansive ice raid
Speaker 2: only two miles from the Gloria Molina Grand Park celebration,
Speaker 2: which was postponed. Don't try to tell me that the
Speaker 2: ice raid which happened today most likely woulden have happened
Speaker 2: on the fourth just blocks away.
Speaker 4: It absolutely would have, as if ice was taking a break. No,
Speaker 4: they just rotated their holiday shift. They were out there right.
Speaker 4: That's why I always want people to be safe.
Speaker 2: And I understand and definitely was confirmed and reaffirmed that
Speaker 2: that would have been an unsafe event you could have
Speaker 2: had you could have had a stampede at that point,
Speaker 2: all the people who would have been running in other directions.
Speaker 2: And I wouldn't want anything bad to happen to anyone.
Speaker 2: And what happened today, it's still evolving as far as
Speaker 2: what's going down at MacArthur Park. It maybe some other
Speaker 2: location tomorrow, but I remember I've received a lot of
Speaker 2: criticisms saying they should still have the celebration. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's easy for you to say if it doesn't involve you,
Speaker 2: if it doesn't impact you, if it's not your city
Speaker 2: and the city's liability, it's easy to say that.
Speaker 1: But we see what's happening in MacArthur Park today.
Speaker 2: That definitely would have happened at one of these major celebrations.
Speaker 2: And I'm glad that everyone is say what you want
Speaker 2: about deportations and illegal immigration. I don't want anyone to
Speaker 2: get hurt, and especially when you're talking about a Fourth
Speaker 2: of July celebration, when you have presumably all those children
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 4: Sorry, sorry, I'm not rooting against people. I'm not rooting
Speaker 4: for bad things to happen to people. Children and also alcohol.
Speaker 2: Children alcohol, and most likely some idiots with fireworks, illegal fireworks, right, yes,
Speaker 2: all those things. But if you're just tuning in, we're
Speaker 2: talking about the fourth of July, generally, the fourth of July,
Speaker 2: specifically at Chateau m At the bottom of the hour,
Speaker 2: we'll talk about the inevitable idiots out there, my word,
Speaker 2: who don't know how to have a responsible Fourth of July.
Speaker 2: Can't have fireworks in the city of La and they're
Speaker 2: banned in most of LA County. There are a few
Speaker 2: spots where you can still get some fire works, none
Speaker 2: of them that elevate into the air. Just a preview
Speaker 2: will tell you about the people who've lost their hands. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: the people have lost their lives the fireworks explosion in
Speaker 2: the building.
Speaker 1: Every single year.
Speaker 2: You can just about tell time by it, and I
Speaker 2: can tell you right now July fifth, twenty twenty six
Speaker 2: will be telling these same stories over and over again.
Speaker 1: I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I don't get the appeal of fireworks in this contemporary world,
Speaker 2: given that there are other alternatives. You talked about it
Speaker 2: when you were on the air talking about these drone shows.
Speaker 2: Why I get it. You can't personally have a drone show,
Speaker 2: but I'm surprised more cities haven't gone to it.
Speaker 4: I think every city in the south Land needs to
Speaker 4: switch to drone shows. They need to make that investment
Speaker 4: because you can reprogram the drones. These drone shows can
Speaker 4: go on forever and they will. You make one major
Speaker 4: investment and then you're not spending hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 4: dollars every year on disposable fireworks. These are drones that
Speaker 4: you can not just use for Fourth of July. Oh
Speaker 4: you beat me to types. You beat me to it.
Speaker 2: You can use it for any major holiday celebration. Just
Speaker 2: reprogram them accordingly, and from a liability standpoint, it's got
Speaker 2: to be less.
Speaker 4: I mean then plus in southern California right now, we
Speaker 4: are dealing with yet another massive fire that is nowhere
Speaker 4: near contained. Here in the south Land, we are on
Speaker 4: fire yet once again, there are several fires that they're
Speaker 4: fighting hard to control and contain. We don't need any accelerants.
Speaker 4: Use this fun here in Southern California.
Speaker 2: Right fires fireworks right before doesn't seem like a recipe
Speaker 2: for success, seems like more one for disaster. But I
Speaker 2: can say, by and large, by and large, you know,
Speaker 2: with the exception of those unfortunate events, which we'll get
Speaker 2: to in the next segment. LA did better than I expected.
Speaker 2: When I say La, I'm talking about La County did
Speaker 2: better than I expected. Well, I'm saying I expect there
Speaker 2: to be four or five bad things, and I'm not
Speaker 2: going to blame all the city. I just know from
Speaker 2: the moment that I could, you know, run outside and check.
Speaker 2: It didn't seem like there were as many overall illegal
Speaker 2: uses of fireworks.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 4: I didn't see that I thought I was going to
Speaker 4: see even today, at least one incident wherein someone was
Speaker 4: struck with a bullet that had rained down.
Speaker 1: I have to see one story about that that too.
Speaker 2: I have not seen it, and I expected, unfortunately, because
Speaker 2: in previous years that was not an uncommon occurrence, people
Speaker 2: shooting off bullets instead of fireworks. Bullets go up, then
Speaker 2: they come down and they strike someone. Yeah, but we
Speaker 2: didn't see any of that, So, you know, there is
Speaker 2: definitely bad news we have to cover next segment, but
Speaker 2: it was mostly good news. Now I'm just gonna ask
Speaker 2: Carnesia to see if she's going to tell the truth
Speaker 2: on the air. Let me just admit I had a
Speaker 2: little too much to drink. There were some other people
Speaker 2: who had a little too much to drink. Jackie Ray,
Speaker 2: she had too much to drink, and I'm going to
Speaker 2: tell her that to her face when I see her.
Speaker 1: Oh, she was feeling herself, Mark. Could you hear it
Speaker 1: on the air.
Speaker 3: No, And I was really hoping to There's nothing that
Speaker 3: pleases me more than seeing workplace friends get loaded and see.
Speaker 1: This is the gray area. Because you're at my house at.
Speaker 2: A legitimate, veritable party and there's alcohol being served, people
Speaker 2: may not look at it as a work environment.
Speaker 1: I do. People say like, no, why aren't you having
Speaker 1: a drink? I got a show to do.
Speaker 2: You know, me getting slashed and getting on the air
Speaker 2: doesn't end well for anyone, especially me.
Speaker 3: No, And I used to love the stories from you know,
Speaker 3: Chris Little was good for a story about people at
Speaker 3: workplace functions just getting sloppy drunk and maybe regretting it
Speaker 3: the next day or perhaps for the rest of their careers.
Speaker 7: With all that is an introduction, Carnacian, I have to
Speaker 7: say Jackie started me off. Yeah, No, I'm saying she
Speaker 7: started me off with a good drink, like you know
Speaker 7: how you like to drink It was peanut butter whiskey.
Speaker 5: That's good when I tell you, so smooth. Any tastes
Speaker 5: just like peanut butter. Dig go back for more.
Speaker 4: Wow, you were very happy, you.
Speaker 2: Carneicia was enjoying herself, not in a disrespectful or an
Speaker 2: embarrassing way, but we could tell that you were very
Speaker 2: comfortable at chateau.
Speaker 4: I did want to put the gate up at the
Speaker 4: bottom of stairs so she couldn't come back up the stairs.
Speaker 1: I was like, don't you cut on stairs?
Speaker 2: There was a FU was like, okay, I need you
Speaker 2: to hold the rail going up and down. I need
Speaker 2: you to hold the rail. I don't want to have
Speaker 2: a lawsuit.
Speaker 5: I am crying.
Speaker 1: You know. I really had fun.
Speaker 5: And then I like that I did get a chance
Speaker 5: to drink before doing a dessert competition because it kind
Speaker 5: of smoothed.
Speaker 1: Off the nerves and everything.
Speaker 5: So I really had so much fun.
Speaker 2: Do you Everyone had a chance to loosen up and
Speaker 2: you know, just let themselves go. And I this is
Speaker 2: something that my wife and I we always argue about
Speaker 2: every year. This is this past we can know different.
Speaker 2: I'm always preparing for the show. She is enjoying a party.
Speaker 2: We're not on the same page at any point. I
Speaker 2: tell her each year, and I shouldn't tell her, but
Speaker 2: I tell her, Okay, the dessert competition is over. I
Speaker 2: need you to make sure everyone comes upstairs at about
Speaker 2: six fifty seven so it can kick off the live
Speaker 2: broadcast portion.
Speaker 1: You know what that's like.
Speaker 2: Every single year I have to remind myself my wife
Speaker 2: has already had eight drinks. She is not going to
Speaker 2: have any real concept of time or urgency. So seven
Speaker 2: o'clock I'm coming back downstairs and I just look at
Speaker 2: her and she says, Oh, what time do you need
Speaker 2: them up there?
Speaker 1: I know you made the announcement. I did.
Speaker 2: I did, and that was not my job because I'm
Speaker 2: getting ready to do a show. So I thought that
Speaker 2: she'd be able to handle it because she was downstairs
Speaker 2: with everyone.
Speaker 1: I'm upstairs.
Speaker 2: I think twelve you were upstairs at that point because
Speaker 2: we're minutes out, we're getting ready to start.
Speaker 1: All right, break, bring everyone upstairs.
Speaker 2: And you can see that moment on video because we should,
Speaker 2: or if you go to at mister b Kelly on Instagram,
Speaker 2: you get to see the beginning of the of the
Speaker 2: live broadcast. You know, I have a everyone's on a
Speaker 2: on a schedule here. Okay, everyone upstairs, everyone downstairs, and
Speaker 2: I look.
Speaker 1: At my wife. You have you have one job. One job.
Speaker 1: It didn't go as planned. It's Later with mo Kelly.
Speaker 2: We'll tell you about some of the unfortunate incidents, not
Speaker 2: at the party, but around the south Land on this
Speaker 2: fourth of July.
Speaker 1: Just a moment.
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Speaker 2: Forty KFI Later with mo Kelly. We're live on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook,
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio app. And unfortunately, every single year someone will be
Speaker 2: injured or in this case lose their life or lives
Speaker 2: because of illegal fireworks. Want to be clear, illegal fireworks,
Speaker 2: and I don't know what needs to happen for people
Speaker 2: to understand the danger. Yeah, we had some fun and
Speaker 2: we talked about when we were kids and all the
Speaker 2: dumb things we did, but we didn't know any better.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a different world back then, but we
Speaker 2: collectively know better.
Speaker 1: We know.
Speaker 2: And also we weren't messing with professional grade illegal fireworks.
Speaker 2: We were, or at least I was, And I can't
Speaker 2: speak for anyone else. We had safe in saying we
Speaker 2: were basically Sparkler's Piccolo petes firecrackers.
Speaker 1: That was about the extent of it.
Speaker 2: Maybe some Roman candles, but for the most part, it's
Speaker 2: nothing like the stuff that you see today. The stuff
Speaker 2: you see today are from legitimate shows that people are
Speaker 2: setting off in their front yard and the unintended consequences
Speaker 2: is they may misfire, and they may go right at
Speaker 2: someone's house hit a person. All those bad things did happen,
Speaker 2: unfortunately over the weekend. And let me just tell you
Speaker 2: about some of these things to not scare you but
Speaker 2: also remind you how dangerous they are. An eight year
Speaker 2: old girl was killed after an illegal fireworks display misfired
Speaker 2: in Buena Park. In Buena Park, that's an interesting component
Speaker 2: to this because Buena Park allows legal fireworks. You can
Speaker 2: still get safe insane fireworks in Buena Park, but that
Speaker 2: is a safe in saying they were not responsible for this.
Speaker 2: And I know it gets muddy because you do have
Speaker 2: legal fire work mixed with illegal fireworks, so you're could
Speaker 2: have more people presumably out to watch fireworks shows because
Speaker 2: it's legal within the city, and then you have an
Speaker 2: incident like this. Where an eight year old girl was
Speaker 2: injured about nine forty five Friday evening. And all it
Speaker 2: takes is one. All it takes is one. And unfortunately,
Speaker 2: there was another man who was killed in his own
Speaker 2: home after illegal fireworks caused a massive fire which set
Speaker 2: his home on fire. He died, but his wife is
Speaker 2: said to be hospitalized in fighting for her life. And
Speaker 2: this happened Thursday night in the Pacoima neighborhood in San
Speaker 2: Fernando Valley. Man, look and look there are Those are
Speaker 2: the people that I have sympathy for. Those are the folks,
Speaker 2: through no fault of their own, became victims, no fault
Speaker 2: of their own. If you're just in your house and
Speaker 2: some idiot outside is using illegal fireworks and your house
Speaker 2: is set on fire, that's not your fault.
Speaker 1: That could have happened literally to anyone.
Speaker 2: If you are a child just watching fireworks in a
Speaker 2: city where fireworks are quote unquote legal, and it's kind
Speaker 2: of to be expected, and there's some idiot with illegal
Speaker 2: fireworks and it misfires and it hits a child, I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna blame the child. But if your name is
Speaker 2: four extra, yeah, and you are a rapper and you
Speaker 2: want to post a video of yourself holding illegal fireworks
Speaker 2: and saying, quote, who wants to get blown up today?
Speaker 2: I'm blowing somebody up today. And that somebody turns out
Speaker 2: to be you because you list some fireworks in your
Speaker 2: hand and it blew up in your hand, and now
Speaker 2: you don't have a hand anymore. You have a huh.
Speaker 2: You need to have five fingers to have a hand.
Speaker 2: So I think he's down two or three. So here's
Speaker 2: a huh. And we have the video right now, not
Speaker 2: of it happening, but the cherry bombs in eighties that
Speaker 2: he was holding and lit. And anyone who's dealt with
Speaker 2: fireworks is not the same as dynamite. Yeah, the fuse
Speaker 2: can be very fast. It's not regulated that way. Just
Speaker 2: because you think the fuse is two inches long that
Speaker 2: you have, I don't know, ten fifteen seconds, it doesn't
Speaker 2: work that way.
Speaker 1: It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 4: I saw this leading I saw the post leading up
Speaker 4: to this, and I remember thinking to myself.
Speaker 1: Oh, man, come on, man, this is not gonna go well.
Speaker 4: Because he eve been talking about this, even on the
Speaker 4: show that No Jumper Go, No Jumper, that he had
Speaker 4: been talked about this for a minute, like I'm gonna
Speaker 4: be out there fourth to July, and so you know, yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean, and he reminds me of cats from my neighborhood.
Speaker 4: And so I saw this, I said, oh man, this
Speaker 4: isn't gonna go well. And then when I saw what happened,
Speaker 4: I said, damn it.
Speaker 1: I knew it.
Speaker 2: And some people would say, mo, you need to have
Speaker 2: a little more empathy. No, I don't.
Speaker 1: No one see.
Speaker 2: This is different from the child who was her business.
Speaker 2: This is different from the man in his house who
Speaker 2: was mining his business. Neither of them were intentionally engaging
Speaker 2: in dangerous and illegal behavior which led to their misfortune,
Speaker 2: to their deaths. This guy took two eights and consciously
Speaker 2: and specifically said who are we going to blow up tonight?
Speaker 2: Or or someone's gonna get blown up? And it turned
Speaker 2: out to be him. Well, oh well, it says that
Speaker 2: for extra and I'm not familiar with him as a
Speaker 2: rapper or his music. Lost two fingers but not the
Speaker 2: whole hand, and he was also blind for a few hours.
Speaker 2: But according to social media, he has his vision back.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's one hundred percent back or
Speaker 2: some approximation of that, but yeah, they say, stupid games,
Speaker 2: stupid prizes. Now you're you won't be flipping anyone off
Speaker 2: with that hand ever again.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: You know what's crazy too, is he had a not
Speaker 4: a high profile but he had a Jake Paul level
Speaker 4: celebrity boxing match coming up with another social media fighter
Speaker 4: by the name of three Extra No No, Aaron the Plumber, okay,
Speaker 4: and they were going.
Speaker 1: To get into us.
Speaker 4: I think Jake Paul was going to be on dazzing
Speaker 4: or dazing whatever the name of.
Speaker 2: The zone to learn it's called it. It's spelled d
Speaker 2: a z N, but it's called the zone. Okay, So there,
Speaker 2: I think they're going to be on the zone. And
Speaker 2: then and he had been talking about that on No
Speaker 2: Jumper for a while that they that they were setting
Speaker 2: it up ready to go. It's going to be like,
Speaker 2: you know, the the hood fight of the century. That
Speaker 2: ain't gonna happen, nah, man, I think he's going to
Speaker 2: have to learn to wipe his backside with his other hands.
Speaker 1: You know, it was his right hand too.
Speaker 2: I said, Oh, he won't be signing any checks. Uh,
Speaker 2: he won't be flipping anyone off, he won't be pointing
Speaker 2: anyone out, he won't be looking any food off things?
Speaker 1: What else did he say goodbye to? I can't say
Speaker 1: that on the air.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all bad, all bad, and it's you know,
Speaker 2: couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. Look, if you
Speaker 2: do something that stupid and something bad happens, well, okay, okay,
Speaker 2: if you light half a stick of dynamite, because if
Speaker 2: I'm not mistaken, a cherry bomb, M eight is the
Speaker 2: eighth of a stick of a dynamite. So I no,
Speaker 2: so two eights one for two. He had like a
Speaker 2: quarter stick of dynamite in his hand. Those will rumble
Speaker 2: the ground. Yeah, they're strong, although take some fingers. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well yeah, as we learned, No, he learned. I already knew.
Speaker 2: You don't have to teach me that lesson. I already
Speaker 2: know not to light fireworks in my hand or anywhere else.
Speaker 1: Nothing good is gonna happen. Thoughts and prayers to the fingers.
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Speaker 2: And I have a lot of things swirling around in
Speaker 2: my head. I am weird in the classic sense. I
Speaker 2: have all these idiosyncrasies, have this OCD.
Speaker 1: I can be manic and neurotic.
Speaker 2: I can be all those things, and I try to
Speaker 2: keep it all under control, and sometimes it gets out
Speaker 2: of hand. Am I the only one who worries about
Speaker 2: the days getting shorter after the summer solstice? I think
Speaker 2: about that and worry about that from June until the
Speaker 2: time change we go back to standard time, we end
Speaker 2: daylight Saving, and I think about it the most. There's
Speaker 2: the fourth of July tie in on the fourth of July,
Speaker 2: because I'm thinking it's going to be worse and worse.
Speaker 2: We'll start losing daylight, and then by the end of
Speaker 2: summer it's going to feel like we don't have any daylight.
Speaker 2: And then maybe in late October early November we get
Speaker 2: rid of daylight Saving and then I'm just an emotional wreck.
Speaker 2: Am I the only one who thinks about this?
Speaker 1: Marcus it? Ever you may be.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've got such a vampire schedule that I
Speaker 3: never see any sun anyway, and I wish I did.
Speaker 3: I gotta change my life around. But you know, we're
Speaker 3: both on a similar schedule, so we kind of I
Speaker 3: think we're probably prone to depression and or suicide because
Speaker 3: we're awake at nights so much.
Speaker 1: Maybe okay, let me stick with that.
Speaker 2: I actually sleep better emotionally after the sun has come up.
Speaker 2: What I mean by that is if I try to
Speaker 2: get into bed at like twelve o'clock, I can usually
Speaker 2: fall asleep, but then I start worrying about things sometimes
Speaker 2: and I'll start waking up.
Speaker 1: You're one of those too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, My mind starts racing when my head hits the pillow,
Speaker 3: so I've got to be absolutely exhausted. So and on
Speaker 3: a lot of nights, you know, I write after work,
Speaker 3: do my writing at night, and so I was up
Speaker 3: writing until dawn today on something that I'm nearly finished with.
Speaker 3: And you just gotta you know, if you do that
Speaker 3: kind of thing, you've got to go when the inspiration
Speaker 3: strikes you. And we're probably both gonna die like twenty
Speaker 3: years too early. Best part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: Another aspect of this is I grew up in the
Speaker 3: Pacific Northwest for the most part, and that has a
Speaker 3: disproportional number of serial killers, and I think it's largely
Speaker 3: because of the weather.
Speaker 2: The mood is, My mood is always connected to the weather.
Speaker 2: And I don't know about you, but there's no better
Speaker 2: sleep for me. And this is the best part of
Speaker 2: this job. From like five am to nine am or
Speaker 2: ten am, I get the best sleep. Then not so
Speaker 2: much when I get in the bed at midnight, and
Speaker 2: then I just try to have a normal night sleep.
Speaker 2: Last night I did pretty well, but you know, I
Speaker 2: don't sleep as restfully until the early morning hours. It's
Speaker 2: almost like I need it light outside and it's hardest thing.
Speaker 3: No. I can relate to that, but I can also
Speaker 3: relate to wanting to murder the people with leaf blowers
Speaker 3: who work during those hours.
Speaker 2: I have those, and Stephan, you've seen how my house
Speaker 2: is set up. They have that undeveloped portion, but the
Speaker 2: leaf blowers are out there all weekend. And we have
Speaker 2: these train tracks where there's a train which comes. It's
Speaker 2: just south of Imperial Highway and they have a train
Speaker 2: every single morning at six am and seven am. Don't
Speaker 2: ask me why, Don't ask me how, but there's always
Speaker 2: a train. I wonder if it's the same one that
Speaker 2: goes through my spot, because sometimes I'll hear it. It's
Speaker 2: like I get that they have to alert that they're approachings,
Speaker 2: like okay, after about twenty five times, yes, I think
Speaker 2: we get it here today.
Speaker 1: It must be the same train. It has to be.
Speaker 1: It's got to be.
Speaker 2: And yeah, that's why I'm supposedly happening the best sleep.
Speaker 2: But you know, my mind is always racing during the
Speaker 2: nighttime hours.
Speaker 3: What do you do to still that, to quiet it?
Speaker 3: I don't know, apart from getting drunk.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: I don't worry about it too much because I know,
Speaker 2: unless I have to get up early in the morning
Speaker 2: to do a radio interview or a TV interview, I
Speaker 2: don't worry about it too much because I'll eventually fall
Speaker 2: back of sleep.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's the one thing that I always heard said about
Speaker 3: soldiers is that they could force themselves to sleep anytime
Speaker 3: they had an opening to do that. And I've never
Speaker 3: been able to do that. So a good podcast, I think,
Speaker 3: especially one of the true crime ones, will make me
Speaker 3: go to sleep right away.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And also I'm telling all my business I sleep on
Speaker 2: my stomach because I can't sleep on my back. Sleepap man, yep,
Speaker 2: So I sleep on my stomach, and you know, you
Speaker 2: get your neck pains and your back pains and you
Speaker 2: hit pains, will sleep on the stomach.
Speaker 1: But I'm not wearing that, damn seapap. I'm just not
Speaker 1: just not. Now, those are funny. I like those.
Speaker 2: Oh and Mark, and you'll appreciate this. I had another
Speaker 2: one of my recurring dreams last night.
Speaker 3: Not the one where you're going to the bathroom. Yes,
Speaker 3: and you wake up, Yes, you do wet yourself. I'm
Speaker 3: not even wet myself. I'm just saying I had this
Speaker 3: recurring dream. If you don't know this, that I am
Speaker 3: doing number two in a public place and I'm stuck. Whereas, like,
Speaker 3: how am I going to get myself out of this
Speaker 3: without everyone noticing? It's almost like no one notices unless
Speaker 3: I move and excuse me.
Speaker 1: And if I move, everyone will start looking at me.
Speaker 1: It's the strangest.
Speaker 2: And there's also another part, and this is when I
Speaker 2: know I'm dreaming. If I try to text someone in
Speaker 2: the dream or call someone in the dream, I can
Speaker 2: never like successfully text someone. Oh god, I have those too,
Speaker 2: And I can't successfully call someone. It's like I always
Speaker 2: my fingers mess it up, or the call won't go through,
Speaker 2: or I can't find the number.
Speaker 1: Technology does not work in any of my dreams. I
Speaker 1: can't explain it.
Speaker 3: No, I have that exact same thing, and sometimes it's
Speaker 3: even on like the old rotary telephones. I start the
Speaker 3: number and I have to start it over it.
Speaker 1: You can never complete the call or the text.
Speaker 2: I don't and then I realize, Oh, then I start
Speaker 2: almost lucid dreaming because I, okay, I'm not this much
Speaker 2: of an idiot where I can't finish a finish a
Speaker 2: text message and I don't know it's a recurring theme.
Speaker 2: I just don't know to what that could be pretty scary.
Speaker 2: We need an expert to tell us what that means.
Speaker 2: If you're a dream expert. Maybe I can talk to
Speaker 2: George nor He probably knows the dream expert he's got
Speaker 2: to we Yes, I need someone to come in and
Speaker 2: analyze my dreams. Ask him about the poop dreams too.
Speaker 2: Oh no, that would be the first question I asked. Look,
Speaker 2: I'm always trying to defecate my dreams in public. What's
Speaker 2: going on with that doc?
Speaker 3: I'm so mine are similar, but I'm always racing to
Speaker 3: try and find a place and there's no place completely private.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, mine is much more specific. Yeah, I'm always
Speaker 2: in public and I'm done. Oh it starts off with
Speaker 2: you already were correct?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 2: I'm just there and then I don't think there's any
Speaker 2: toilet paper around.
Speaker 3: And does this correspond to any biological realities when you
Speaker 3: wake up?
Speaker 1: No, not at all.
Speaker 2: It's not like like, for example, I know if I'm
Speaker 2: in my dream and I feel like I have to
Speaker 2: go to the bathroom. In other words, proceeding I usually
Speaker 2: wake up because that means take your behind to the bathroom.
Speaker 1: That's usually number one. So this isn't some subconscious way
Speaker 1: of your body.
Speaker 2: Something's not going to No, it's not like I wake
Speaker 2: up and realize I have some sort of urge or anything. No,
Speaker 2: it's just it's predicament related, because it's not feeling related.
Speaker 2: It's just I'm there and I don't know what to do.
Speaker 2: I'm right in the middle of a movie theater. How
Speaker 2: am I going to get out of this? Yeah, we
Speaker 2: have to get to the bottom of this, so to speak.
Speaker 2: I can't stand it much longer. All right, So, Stephan,
Speaker 2: when you talk to George Norri's producer let him know
Speaker 2: I have a question asking geez.
Speaker 1: It's serious. No, it's very serious.
Speaker 2: I know it's probably it's probably connected something else. I
Speaker 2: just don't know what it's. Later with Mo Kelly Okay
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