Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 1: We are broadcasting live today from Anaheim, a White House Restaurant.
Speaker 1: This is the home of the Pastathon. This is the
Speaker 1: fourteenth annual KFI Pastathon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, every year we say this and it becomes more
Speaker 2: and more true. It feels like that it's just the
Speaker 2: generosity of the listeners, the generosity the people who show
Speaker 2: up on days like today, the people who log on
Speaker 2: and donate that help not just Chef Bruno take care
Speaker 2: of Katerina's Club, but help the kids that are helped
Speaker 2: by Katerina's Club. And that number has grown, i mean
Speaker 2: just by the thousands, it seems like every year that
Speaker 2: we've done this, and they're up to twenty five thousand
Speaker 2: meals every single week to kids in need in southern California.
Speaker 2: Twenty five thousand meals. So you can come on out
Speaker 2: to the Anaheim White House Restaurant today. We're on South
Speaker 2: Anahem Boulevards, super easy to get to. We'll be here
Speaker 2: until ten o'clock tonight. And this can be your donation
Speaker 2: drop off site. Whether it's a check cash however you
Speaker 2: want to do it, or the pasta and sauce that
Speaker 2: you have been collecting, you can drop it off here
Speaker 2: as well. You could donate online to make it easy.
Speaker 2: Go to KFIAM six forty dot com slash Pastathon, donate
Speaker 2: directly on the site, or go check out all of
Speaker 2: the auction items that are up because there are some
Speaker 2: pretty incredible ones. I mentioned the Taraea Resort, Tonight's Stay.
Speaker 2: We have also some Each of the shows basically has
Speaker 2: a gift or a program that you can take part in.
Speaker 2: The four VIP tickets to the Garden Grove Police Department
Speaker 2: Canine Experience that's up there, some musical stuff, some sports memorabilia,
Speaker 2: the Tito's Vodka martini basket. Not saying that that's a
Speaker 2: good thing, but I'm saying that's a very good That
Speaker 2: sounds like fun, be a good thing. So there's all
Speaker 2: kinds of different stuff up there. If you go to
Speaker 2: KFIAM six forty dot com slash pastathon.
Speaker 1: Have to strip at the game with this bid for
Speaker 1: six thousand dollars, Yeah, you will do it.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying I won't I'm just saying, if it's
Speaker 2: a little more than that, I can almost guarantee.
Speaker 1: That it'll happ Really, we get a little bit more
Speaker 1: than that, maybe some of your clothes come.
Speaker 3: Off, maybe some tops and some bottoms.
Speaker 4: Maybe some Tito's Smartini time.
Speaker 2: Also today only, when you go to the Wild Fork
Speaker 2: locations in Hontington Beach Coast to Mason Mission, Viejo or
Speaker 2: Laguna Neguel, do your regular shopping and then tell them
Speaker 2: at checkout the KFI Pastathon, and fifteen percent of your
Speaker 2: total is going to.
Speaker 3: Be donated to the postathon.
Speaker 2: You can plan your holiday meal when you go to
Speaker 2: Wildfortfoods dot com. Shop at any Smart and Final store,
Speaker 2: donate any amount at checkout through Sunday. This will keep going,
Speaker 2: so you have some other meals that you're gonna be planning,
Speaker 2: go through Sunday, and then any Wendy's restaurant throughout southern
Speaker 2: California donate five dollars in more, get a coupon book
Speaker 2: for Wendy's Goodies through Sunday as well, and again one
Speaker 2: hundred percent of those donations are going to go straight
Speaker 2: to Katerina's Club.
Speaker 3: Now this is even more massive.
Speaker 2: Through twelve o'clock through seven minutes ago, you have generously
Speaker 2: donated two hundred and twenty four thousand, two hundred and
Speaker 2: forty five dollars two twenty four to two forty five.
Speaker 2: And this is also impressive because we didn't see this before.
Speaker 3: So in the eleven o'clock hour.
Speaker 2: The eleven o'clock total an hour ago was about seventy
Speaker 2: eight hundred pounds of pasta and sauce. As of noon,
Speaker 2: almost three times that amount, twenty one thousand, two hundred
Speaker 2: and seventeen pounds of pasta and sauce.
Speaker 1: Incredible.
Speaker 2: That is over ten tons of pasta and sauce that
Speaker 2: have been donated already too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we haven't even seen what Deborah's gonna dress John
Speaker 1: in today. Yeah, I mean I think that's what everyone's
Speaker 1: here to see.
Speaker 5: Everybody goes, yeah, yeah, oh my god, it's epic.
Speaker 3: Let me just say it's well, if they told me.
Speaker 1: Yesterday he's not doing any bikini stuff. He said he
Speaker 1: doesn't want to show any skin.
Speaker 5: I would not do that to you guys.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, I get the hell out of here. I'm
Speaker 4: not waiting around to see this.
Speaker 1: But call these beautiful ladies waiting to see what John's
Speaker 1: gonna have on.
Speaker 5: It's hysterical, It's it's going to be quite the show. Seriously,
Speaker 5: two o'clock after my two o'clock news, that's when it's going.
Speaker 4: To go down.
Speaker 1: You're gonna beat last year's oh yatin leopard print pajamas.
Speaker 5: Yes, and he wore an avocado hat too, least.
Speaker 4: That's what that was. I was like, what's with the
Speaker 4: bucket hat?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was an avocado hat. I originally was looking
Speaker 5: for a broccoli hat, and then it wasn't going to
Speaker 5: come in time, so my default was the avocado hat.
Speaker 2: One am I You're the only person who could ever
Speaker 2: get away with saying what you just said. I ordered
Speaker 2: a broccoli hat, but it wasn't going to come in time.
Speaker 1: And it didn't even strike me as ill right like,
Speaker 1: I just like I got it. One of my favorite
Speaker 1: moments in life was when I made John eat a
Speaker 1: piece of broccoli. I forget what event it was. I
Speaker 1: think was it Morton's or something. And he had never
Speaker 1: had a piece of broccoli, which is crazy, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: which is crazy, And like his face did this thing
Speaker 1: of like before he even put it in his mouth,
Speaker 1: so dramatic.
Speaker 4: He's so dramatic. What else is going on?
Speaker 3: Time for what's happening?
Speaker 2: What's one of the big water damage?
Speaker 6: Fire damage?
Speaker 2: Burglary called public adjuster abner ga nine one seven five
Speaker 2: two five six.
Speaker 1: I was totally gonna throw this glass of water on you,
Speaker 1: like water damage all right now.
Speaker 2: One of the big stories locally is that Hannah Kobayashi's.
Speaker 3: Terry missing person. She is, she's on her own.
Speaker 2: The l a p D has investigated their Missing Persons unit.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they've actually been physically in contact
Speaker 2: with her, but they seem to believe that Hana Kobayashi,
Speaker 2: thirty years old, she vanished in La on November eighth.
Speaker 3: Her family lost their minds, you might.
Speaker 2: Knew, but she was spotted crossing into Mexico on November twelve.
Speaker 1: Willingly, happily a voluntary missing person.
Speaker 2: Yes, And they're saying that originally the family believed that
Speaker 2: she may have been a victim of a violent crime
Speaker 2: or been convicted.
Speaker 3: Are not convicted?
Speaker 2: A victim of some sort of coercion by somebody, And
Speaker 2: they said, we're pretty certain she's just going to live
Speaker 2: by herself.
Speaker 6: I get it.
Speaker 4: Who doesn't feel that way? From time to time.
Speaker 1: Okay, a sheriff's deputy and Williamson County's my favorite story
Speaker 1: Illinois is being praised. He rescued a pregnant woman whose
Speaker 1: car would not stop as it sped toward a freezing lake.
Speaker 1: It was a seven minute ordeal began with a frantic
Speaker 1: nine to one one call early Wednesday morning. She said,
Speaker 1: I need help. My brakes won't stop. My car won't stop.
Speaker 1: My brakes aren't working. I'm twenty weeks pregnant. I cannot
Speaker 1: die today. The car is traveling about thirty miles per
Speaker 1: hour on this dark rural road and it's headed for
Speaker 1: a dead end near a lake.
Speaker 4: So deputies quickly respond.
Speaker 1: Dispatchers are coordinating the efforts to intercept the vehicle, and
Speaker 1: they're trying to figure out which way she's going, And
Speaker 1: so the dispatcher says, turn right at the next road.
Speaker 4: Okay, If you don't, you're going to go into a lake.
Speaker 1: Deputy Tyler Coffee was the first to catch up with
Speaker 1: the runaway car. He used a rolling roadblock maneuver. He
Speaker 1: positioned his patrol car in front of the vehicle to
Speaker 1: bring it to a stop. Her brake lights were illuminating,
Speaker 1: he said, she was not slowing down. Once I got
Speaker 1: in front of her vehicle slowed down, her bumpers met mine,
Speaker 1: and slowly we came to a stop. In the nine
Speaker 1: to one one call, the woman can be heard screaming,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hit the cop. I'm gonna hit him, because
Speaker 1: she didn't know that the deputies were there helping her,
Speaker 1: and so during the crash, the woman and her dog
Speaker 1: the deputies unharmed. Both cars sustained only minor damage. When
Speaker 1: asked about being called a hero, Deputy Coffee says, I've
Speaker 1: been getting that a lot. I appreciate the comments, but
Speaker 1: we're all heroes, everyone from the dispatchers down to the deputies.
Speaker 2: I have seen some of the Yeah, I've seen some
Speaker 2: of the dash camera footage of the officers as they're
Speaker 2: i mean, flying down these rural roads to try to
Speaker 2: get in front of this woman, and it's pretty dramatic.
Speaker 2: There have been some awful, awful stories that ended very
Speaker 2: very badly in cars like that, where something gives out
Speaker 2: on the breaks and they can't stop.
Speaker 1: Wasn't it a California Highway patrolman whose car wouldn't stop
Speaker 1: on the freeway. This has gotta be like twenty years
Speaker 1: ago by now, and you could hear the nine to
Speaker 1: one one call and it was chilling, and that did
Speaker 1: not end well.
Speaker 3: And there they were gaining speed. Was awful.
Speaker 2: One of the other big stories internationally South Korea is
Speaker 2: what's going on. The President of South Korea now says
Speaker 2: he will lift the martial law that he imposed a
Speaker 2: short time ago. There's this huge political drama that's playing
Speaker 2: out in Korea right now. In South Korea, specifically, troops
Speaker 2: surrounded the South Korean Parliament late last night early this
Speaker 2: morning just because of the time to friends, and lawmakers
Speaker 2: voted to reject martial law. The president had said that
Speaker 2: he was trying to fight against anti state forces. He's
Speaker 2: struggling against this opposition that controls the parliament. He's accused
Speaker 2: the parliament of sympathizing with the communists in North Korea.
Speaker 6: So he.
Speaker 2: Declared martial law. The parliament said you can't do that,
Speaker 2: and he said, you're probably right. I can't do that,
Speaker 2: so I will undeclare martial law. It's just a mess
Speaker 2: in South Korea as of right now, in just over
Speaker 2: the course of several hours that this has been going.
Speaker 1: On, it's like a Korean drama a coup. It is
Speaker 1: a Korean select Taco Bell drive through his nationwide. We'll
Speaker 1: have phone booths to capture the liv photo booths. What
Speaker 1: did I say, phone booths? Oh, I'm sorry, photo booths.
Speaker 1: Taco Bell Rewards members. I didn't know there was a
Speaker 1: rewards program in California, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and Florida will
Speaker 1: be able to participate in the drive through photo booth experience,
Speaker 1: and then some of those photos could end up being
Speaker 1: in Taco Bell's upcoming commercial. That's gonna be like a
Speaker 1: It's almost like a duy photo booth, right, like the
Speaker 1: Taco Bell drive through.
Speaker 3: Well, didn't they started advertising that fourth meal?
Speaker 6: Wasn't that? Isn't that Taco Bell?
Speaker 2: It was basically, when you're high and you need a
Speaker 2: snack in the middle of the night, you can call
Speaker 2: it your fourth meal.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think I've ever been at a drive through
Speaker 1: in the daylight hours at a Taco Bell.
Speaker 3: I didn't know they had drive throughs. You did it?
Speaker 1: No, of course, I'm like, what, I don't know if
Speaker 1: I've ever stepped inside one of those.
Speaker 2: We are live today at Anaheim White House Restaurant for
Speaker 2: the fourteenth annual KFI Postathon.
Speaker 3: You can give online.
Speaker 2: You can give it a smart and final, Our fourteenth
Speaker 2: annual Postathon is upon us and of course, Chef Bruno's charity,
Speaker 2: Katerina's Club, provides the meals to kids throughout southern California.
Speaker 3: Twenty five thousand is that right? Every week? Twenty five thousand.
Speaker 6: Thousand meals a single week. This year's big year. You know,
Speaker 6: not sure if you you put farve on me on
Speaker 6: my social media, but we did a big celebration. We
Speaker 6: save the ten million meals.
Speaker 2: So well, I remember the millions. I mean, that's that's
Speaker 2: how long we've been doing this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, look up, but funm I put on the social media,
Speaker 6: I can see one million, two three four. This year
Speaker 6: was the ten menal. It's a big, huge deal, which
Speaker 6: is like unbelievable to me because I'm not there to
Speaker 6: count every day obviously, but the girls office have too
Speaker 6: for accounting purpose. And when you say we're really past
Speaker 6: ten medion and that was like four or five months ago,
Speaker 6: that I mean we go to be close to eleven
Speaker 6: million very soon.
Speaker 2: It's nice to be too busy to realize your success,
Speaker 2: and I mean success, maybe not the right word.
Speaker 6: But the achievement, Yeah, the achievement when I think about that,
Speaker 6: I mean I was talking this morning early with bild
Speaker 6: And and it's like I remember the first day, the
Speaker 6: first kid, the first past, the first location, and that
Speaker 6: day was really big deals to me. Now we are
Speaker 6: in one hundred and thirty one location, thirty city in
Speaker 6: ARAGECNY alone and five thousand meals every single day, and
Speaker 6: it's like wow to myself, you know, like out in
Speaker 6: so many years we end up to be there. That
Speaker 6: is out nineteen years this year with a caterina's club.
Speaker 6: Next year big year. We celebrating the twenty years at universary.
Speaker 4: Also take us back to that first meal.
Speaker 6: That is probably the one in my mind every single time.
Speaker 6: That's ye a bit of faster. Mom was here there
Speaker 6: own as my hometown Italy Beetle time come over three
Speaker 6: months with me. We went to a boys girls club.
Speaker 6: It was like not too far away from the White
Speaker 6: House and was an atheosor kid and Billy still love
Speaker 6: the kid, like remembers yesterday and the director of the
Speaker 6: club and said, you know that is a live in
Speaker 6: a motel. Probably mom can't cook for him because there's
Speaker 6: no kitchen. It's like, oh, like I mentioned, had no
Speaker 6: idea what motel was. I told her, if you don't
Speaker 6: want to spend money at the hills of the Mario,
Speaker 6: you go to a motel. That's it. No, No, the
Speaker 6: residence for a lot of poor people, also drug addict,
Speaker 6: dog dealer, prostitution, everything on those hotel area. And when
Speaker 6: I said it, cannot have meals that night because on
Speaker 6: the motel he was eating potato chips. My mom said,
Speaker 6: why don't you give a pasta? And look at you said, yeah,
Speaker 6: let's go back to the rest and prepare pasta. We're
Speaker 6: being pastor to the club without taking anything or tomorrow
Speaker 6: or the next day, just for that night and that day.
Speaker 6: Let me even passed to the skids. The day after,
Speaker 6: day after day after nineteen years later, ten million meals later,
Speaker 6: here we are. And I always have to say it's
Speaker 6: thanks also two K five Pasta Tone, because if I
Speaker 6: don't have a Pasta Tone every year like we do,
Speaker 6: I would have to cut our project at least fifty percent.
Speaker 6: I mean Pasta Tone as being the one who has
Speaker 6: helped me to keep doing what they do more and
Speaker 6: more and more because your toy one city one not
Speaker 6: in toy location is expensive. I mean the cost and everything.
Speaker 6: I mean because okay, if five came on board fourteen
Speaker 6: years ago and we do what we do, I was
Speaker 6: able to double triple for triple or what we start
Speaker 6: to begin with. I mean every lessen. You know, people
Speaker 6: walk past tomato everyone to give the dollar, the five thousands,
Speaker 6: there's a matter what it's thanks to all those people
Speaker 6: then has helped shop Bud to do what it does today. Basically,
Speaker 6: can you.
Speaker 2: Stick around for another segment? I mean with you the
Speaker 2: stories that you've told before. Obviously that the story about
Speaker 2: Billy we hear every year and I look forward to
Speaker 2: it because I know what means to the look on
Speaker 2: your face when you tell the story.
Speaker 3: Katerina, of course is Mama, right, is your mom? It's
Speaker 3: named after her.
Speaker 1: Chef Bruno is with us, and we were talking about
Speaker 1: the twenty five thousand kids a week in southern California
Speaker 1: that you have been feeding for nineteen years. So you've
Speaker 1: been doing this, but it's not just about the past
Speaker 1: and meals and making sure these kids don't go to
Speaker 1: bed hungry. You're also helping mom and dad find their footing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they have a project that I started thirteen years ago.
Speaker 6: It's called welcome home because I went to a club
Speaker 6: one day. So in the past I always do. And
Speaker 6: I was making aware of two children. They live with
Speaker 6: mom and daddy. Two most Sibily in a motel room
Speaker 6: for twelve years. And I told her, like, wow, in
Speaker 6: one room twelve years. Like your own bedroom twelve years there,
Speaker 6: matter of fact that the girls always tell me. Then
Speaker 6: she was doing her homework in a toilet talk about
Speaker 6: toilet seat. You know why, because it's the only quiet
Speaker 6: place for her to do her homework. That a was
Speaker 6: pretty said, I'd try to investigate why you live it
Speaker 6: for so long in the motel room, because there's not
Speaker 6: cheap you pay so you can afford an apartment. Say yes,
Speaker 6: Bruni know that, but when you move to an apartment,
Speaker 6: you need to pay the first last month deposit. They
Speaker 6: can't afford it. No way in the world that those
Speaker 6: people can save three four five thousand dollars. Years as
Speaker 6: ago it was probably twenty five hundred dollars, and now
Speaker 6: we get close to five thousand for the first two months.
Speaker 6: I mean, I have the first family moved them after
Speaker 6: twelve years, finally give them a decent place to live
Speaker 6: by paying what I say. And just recently we move
Speaker 6: a family number two hundred and seventy three. Wow. Then
Speaker 6: you have two hundred and seventy three apartment with people
Speaker 6: live on it. They are to qualifive number one things
Speaker 6: to qualify year to have children. It's not children. I
Speaker 6: won't help, not because I don't want to. But do
Speaker 6: that for the safety of the children, because they're e
Speaker 6: supposed to have any bad environment. Throw a drug, drug addict, prostitute,
Speaker 6: stuff like that. I mean, it's like, if you have children,
Speaker 6: I will do everything I can. You have to have
Speaker 6: a job, and because need to pay the rent, you
Speaker 6: have to pass a drug test and that's said to qualify.
Speaker 6: But the children's priority, and you give back a dinity
Speaker 6: to the mom and dad. We can think about if
Speaker 6: you're a father, if you're a mother, you live in
Speaker 6: a motel room with your family. You come home at night,
Speaker 6: you cannot smile on the face. And when I do that,
Speaker 6: I know then at night time. Now they have an apartment.
Speaker 6: Just a little story. I want to help one family
Speaker 6: need to move out, and I give them pass the tomatoes.
Speaker 6: So and I said, when you guys eat it, tonight
Speaker 6: it was no furniture. We don't care eat on the floor.
Speaker 6: I was like, wow, I call the restaurants. I need
Speaker 6: a table for chair. I want them to eat. And
Speaker 6: another family was think about that one there were six people.
Speaker 6: We moved them out and two three they after I
Speaker 6: seen them, I was it, Oh good, I said, what
Speaker 6: did you think sleep in your own room? Have they
Speaker 6: not yet said why? We were scared we sleep altogether
Speaker 6: in one room? Yeah, because so many years they used
Speaker 6: to sleep together in one bedroom. Let me they did
Speaker 6: not sleep at their own bedroom. And just think psychology
Speaker 6: that like, yeah, wow, I have so minimal story. But
Speaker 6: we were and that is two the three story. Then
Speaker 6: we really touched my heart to the fact that then
Speaker 6: there's a big change for those families. And one lady
Speaker 6: text me once, well, no, thank you so much. My
Speaker 6: kids was not doing well at school when you live
Speaker 6: in a motel. We came home this morning with students
Speaker 6: of the month. Oh my gosh, that's it. You don't
Speaker 6: need anybody else. I tell people, then you have got
Speaker 6: in a scrub. What I just say is thanks to
Speaker 6: all of you out there, because I could do it alone.
Speaker 6: But that is enough to give you straying to keep
Speaker 6: doing what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: Also, and some of the people that have gone through
Speaker 2: the program, that were fed by you through Katerina's Club,
Speaker 2: have gone on to work for you. They've gone onto
Speaker 2: their own successful careers big time.
Speaker 6: Ever. Two kids, one kid which I'm jealous of him
Speaker 6: because he was a little teenager in graduated CIA could
Speaker 6: United Institute of America in nap for to shift from
Speaker 6: the world. I didn't even do that class. He did it.
Speaker 6: I'm so proud when I hear that a young girl
Speaker 6: was working in the pastry shop making pastry. I mean,
Speaker 6: anything I do for any of those kids who are
Speaker 6: capable to get something gets somewhere, It's make me happy.
Speaker 3: Obviously, Mama Katerina played a huge role.
Speaker 2: I mean even her memory plays a huge role in
Speaker 2: what you do big time every day, every day for
Speaker 2: this What does it mean for you to be as
Speaker 2: as accomplished as you are in this arena? What do
Speaker 2: you think Mama thinks her now?
Speaker 6: But first of all, she would not like to have
Speaker 6: a photo over She would crazy. So what are you
Speaker 6: put on my feature everywhere? Because she's such a she
Speaker 6: was just such a number woman. You know, this year
Speaker 6: is one or there year's birthday. She's in heaven for
Speaker 6: ten years, but humble woman like children, come here food,
Speaker 6: I have some amazing If she's see from heaven what
Speaker 6: I don't. She's proud.
Speaker 1: She's especially proud of that picture of you and the
Speaker 1: Pope that she said, wow, exactly like that.
Speaker 4: That's when you know your son has made it.
Speaker 6: And when I got knighted by the government of Italy.
Speaker 6: When I got knighted, but all your family of ity,
Speaker 6: she probably told me, okay, we'll know enough. Back to work. Well.
Speaker 2: But one of the reasons that you're that we that
Speaker 2: KFI is even here is because of our executive producer,
Speaker 2: Michelle Cube, the Queen.
Speaker 6: The Queen, the queenam care tell.
Speaker 2: Everybody about that relationship, how that storted and why it's
Speaker 2: a missed.
Speaker 6: Out with fun things to do in Bill Clinton and
Speaker 6: Monica and whiskey those years and I know it's okay.
Speaker 6: I five was. She contacts us and they say, hey,
Speaker 6: would you mind if you do something of the White
Speaker 6: House and Monica and Clinton understand I'm not a politician,
Speaker 6: and they care. I was like sure, and they came,
Speaker 6: a bunch of people came and I was like Wow,
Speaker 6: that Rengeo must be little famous, you know. I see
Speaker 6: bunch of people come for that event. And some years
Speaker 6: later Michelle saw me on TV maybe on CNN, Hero
Speaker 6: something like that, and she's like, wow, that's the guy.
Speaker 6: We got his restaurant on Bill Clinton, et cetera. And
Speaker 6: they called me up and said, hey, bro, you don't
Speaker 6: want who do the past? I nows, yeah, and that's
Speaker 6: probably to be one of my best friendship of the
Speaker 6: last fourty yield than I have, but not because the money.
Speaker 6: Then we get in the passion that this woman as
Speaker 6: for K five if it's in the kids, I remember Dad.
Speaker 6: She love K a big time. Michelle and I we
Speaker 6: text her, how are you doing? Even if you have
Speaker 6: nothing to do about past? That town? Better? She has
Speaker 6: a if every human beings at the heart like she does,
Speaker 6: would be a better world, always say, because she's an
Speaker 6: amazing woman, great, great relations and all of you, all
Speaker 6: of you.
Speaker 3: Do you watch the Bear on Hulu? Was that the
Speaker 3: chef show out of Chicago?
Speaker 4: He's too busy.
Speaker 6: I never watched any chef show on No, because they're
Speaker 6: all live enough kitchens me. I don't need to go home.
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: People that work in restaurants, will say it stresses them out.
Speaker 6: Lee, Yeah, I love Lucy is fun.
Speaker 2: Jeff Bruno as always an absolute pleasure to be here
Speaker 2: and be in your presence, and we thank you for
Speaker 2: everything that you've done.
Speaker 6: So thank you.
Speaker 2: Flock live today our fourteenth annual CAFI Pastathon. Again, everybody's
Speaker 2: gonna be out here until ten o'clock tonight. We're gonna
Speaker 2: have some great stuff that shows are going to continue
Speaker 2: to do and give out, et cetera. If you come
Speaker 2: on out and say hi at the Anaheim White House
Speaker 2: Restaurant here on South Anaheim Boulevard. John's gonna come up
Speaker 2: in just a few minutes. Conway and his group will
Speaker 2: be here at four o'clock. Of course, Moe and his
Speaker 2: group at ten o'clock or seven o'clock. Sorry all the
Speaker 2: way till ten? Was that a more a boo?
Speaker 1: So how does it work, Debra? In terms of is
Speaker 1: John dressing up an auction item?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, so John is going to uh be wearing
Speaker 5: a ridiculous outfit and dancing dancing.
Speaker 4: I don't think auctions off the dance right?
Speaker 5: Well, yes, it's more if you want to see John
Speaker 5: come out in his ridiculous outfit and dance and you
Speaker 5: can dance with him?
Speaker 4: Yes, then you have to how much do you charge
Speaker 4: for that?
Speaker 1: You're like a You're like a You're like a madam
Speaker 1: and he's like your sex work.
Speaker 5: Wait till you see this outfit, Chantton.
Speaker 3: I don't want to see it.
Speaker 4: I'm still traumatized from last year.
Speaker 5: This will traumatize you anymore, So people will just Eric Sclar,
Speaker 5: our technical director, is going to be in charge of
Speaker 5: the bidding, so I'm going to leave that part up
Speaker 5: to him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll, you'll figure it out.
Speaker 3: I have faith in you.
Speaker 5: But just remember when you use the word madam, and
Speaker 5: then when you see John, you'll it'll kind of.
Speaker 4: It all clicks.
Speaker 6: It all clicks.
Speaker 4: So I wasn't far off.
Speaker 1: But I'm not a madam, right, But you are asking
Speaker 1: for money in exchange for John spotty.
Speaker 3: John is true? So you could call it a pimp.
Speaker 4: Is that easier for you to want? That's a pimp
Speaker 4: jacket for sure? For sure.
Speaker 2: If she had a matching hat, if she had that
Speaker 2: guy's wet a pimp, that would be great.
Speaker 3: Big Uh, when are you.
Speaker 6: Going to do that?
Speaker 3: That's it?
Speaker 1: What are you selling?
Speaker 6: After the two.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll do the news at too, and then John
Speaker 5: will be strutting his stuff after that.
Speaker 4: And this is gonna be this is going to shut
Speaker 4: down social media tonight.
Speaker 2: I can already tell I feel that Instagram is going
Speaker 2: to pull the plug on itself out right.
Speaker 4: This might be the thing that breaks the Internet.
Speaker 2: A reminder, you can donate now right on the website.
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Speaker 2: have our auction items that are up on that you
Speaker 2: can bid on. I just mentioned the Great Dinner, the
Speaker 2: private dinner that the chef Bruno is offering, and we've
Speaker 2: already got a couple of bids on that, so that's great.
Speaker 2: Check all of those out. You can go to a
Speaker 2: Dodger game with Shannon and I or is it Shannon
Speaker 2: and me?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, you can go to a Dodger game with us
Speaker 2: next summer. Obviously, we'll pick a great tay a day
Speaker 2: to hang out in the luxury suite.
Speaker 3: There's the two night resort stay at Tarana.
Speaker 2: The Garden Grove Police Department Canine Experience, which is a
Speaker 2: really cool, unique thing that's on there. Wanted to thank
Speaker 2: once again the Hilton Anaheim for the hotel accommodations for
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Speaker 2: out today so far, thank you, thank you for being here.
Speaker 2: This is you guys are absolutely what makes Katerina's Club
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Speaker 2: even a little part of it. So thanks once again
Speaker 2: for coming out.
Speaker 4: Figure out how this cord comes out.
Speaker 6: I don't know how to do that.
Speaker 3: Just ohtle harder.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you. Okay, now that that's accomplished. Thank you guys.
Speaker 4: This has been so much fun. We will see you
Speaker 4: at our next news and bruise.
Speaker 1: We don't have it on the books yet, but we
Speaker 1: already have a request from Jony and Donna to come
Speaker 1: back to Orange County.
Speaker 3: The Johnt Cobalt Show is coming up next. We'll see
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