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Speaker 2: I mean a general rule is most of the stuff
Speaker 2: that I feel I can say, I would say in
Speaker 2: front of my parents, God Rest their souls. But that
Speaker 2: would that would that would not be one that I
Speaker 2: was like, whoa if my mom heard me.
Speaker 3: Say that you said that, I would dump it? Yeah,
Speaker 3: because I didn't. I think we all would.
Speaker 2: If you said if I said, Jacob's fingers would get
Speaker 2: all twitchy?
Speaker 3: Yeah they. I didn't know that was legal.
Speaker 1: Maybe the new FCC allows you to say things like that. Well, technically,
Speaker 1: have I got news for you?
Speaker 3: Have you got news for me? Can I have a
Speaker 3: drum roll?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But if this is something lame, I'm going to be
Speaker 3: really upset. Coming up on November twenty ninth, okay, right
Speaker 3: after Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Right after Thanksgiving, yeah, I mean you still have a
Speaker 1: little bit of cranberry sauce on your mouth there. It's
Speaker 1: going to drop a debut holiday single called First Christmas
Speaker 1: from Diane Keaton.
Speaker 3: Your wife sent me this like singing, She did not?
Speaker 3: She sure did? Are you? She said?
Speaker 1: If you need a Christmas gift for Gary And she
Speaker 1: sent the post from Diane Keaton's instagram.
Speaker 2: Why is she looking at Dianae Keaton's Instagram?
Speaker 1: People really like Diane Keaton and Riba maccantire.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. They really really great for them. That's really
Speaker 3: awesome for them. I don't know why you have to
Speaker 3: be a hater.
Speaker 1: You know, you said earlier in the week, you said,
Speaker 1: I don't like it when people watch movies and then
Speaker 1: just poo poo them. Yeah, one could argue that Diane
Speaker 1: Keaton and Reba McIntyre are class in their own regard.
Speaker 1: That's okay, But yet you pooh pooh them. Yeah, I do,
Speaker 1: just because you don't want to have sex with them?
Speaker 2: Is that the only thing I don't want to do
Speaker 2: with them? That's the only thing that is not the
Speaker 2: only pretty short sighted, it is not the only thing,
Speaker 2: trust me.
Speaker 3: Uh okay. There is a lot going on today.
Speaker 2: The man accused of killing that nursing student Lake and
Speaker 2: Riley down in Georgia has been found guilty all ten
Speaker 2: counts against him. About a half an hour ago is
Speaker 2: when the judge read that ruling. He made his decision.
Speaker 2: The sentencing is scheduled to take place about twenty thirty
Speaker 2: minutes from now, so we'll get that when we hear it.
Speaker 2: The US Embassy in Kiev has closed its doors today
Speaker 2: out of an abundance of caution, warning that a potentially
Speaker 2: significant air strike may be incoming. According to information that
Speaker 2: the embassy said in an update, it recommends US citizens
Speaker 2: be prepared to immediately shelter in the event of an
Speaker 2: air alert. The embassy said it had received specific information
Speaker 2: about a potential strike today.
Speaker 3: So that's been going on.
Speaker 2: And then the House Ethics Committee voting somewhere maybe today
Speaker 2: to figure out what they're going to do with Matt Gates.
Speaker 3: I mean it is Matt. Yeah, Gates story is just awful.
Speaker 1: Apparently you sent ten thousand dollars in payments to two
Speaker 1: women who testified in the House investigation, two women who
Speaker 1: testified in front of this panel. The records include a
Speaker 1: check and records of Venmo payments.
Speaker 3: That appear to show this.
Speaker 1: Between July twenty seventeen and late January twenty nineteen, Gates
Speaker 1: made twenty seven Venmo payments totaling two d and twenty
Speaker 1: four dollars and two cents to the witnesses two cents.
Speaker 3: That's odd. It's an adduomount.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that's one of those things where you
Speaker 2: send a couple of pennies to make sure that it's
Speaker 2: the right person.
Speaker 3: Oh you ever done that?
Speaker 1: No, that sounds like shady behavior. The payments range from
Speaker 1: one hundred to more than seven hundred dollars each.
Speaker 3: I guess it was for tickets. It was July.
Speaker 1: Twenty eighteen when he paid them four hundred and thirty
Speaker 1: seven dollars and eighty two cents, so that may have
Speaker 1: been for the pretty woman tickets.
Speaker 3: So do you want to hear what the notes were?
Speaker 3: You know how you put a little note.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, let's see car deductible gift reimbursement, tickets, refreshments,
Speaker 1: love you, travel cartridges, travel vape cartridges. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, that's right. Yeah, and then high and
Speaker 1: and the last payment was joy exclamation point.
Speaker 3: Ew.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm grossed out reading the notes on the
Speaker 1: Venmo transactions.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the story about his adopted son. Now
Speaker 2: I have to use finger quotes when I say adopted son,
Speaker 2: because he's never actually adopted this guy, but he refers
Speaker 2: to him as an adopted son. He never formally adopted
Speaker 2: this kid, but when he was twelve, Nestor arrived in
Speaker 2: the United States after the death of his mother, and
Speaker 2: they said the relationship was defined by love, not paperwork.
Speaker 2: Gates said in a social media post several years ago.
Speaker 2: We share no blood, but he is my life. He
Speaker 2: came from Cuba legally of course, six years ago and
Speaker 2: lives with me in Florida. I'm so proud of him
Speaker 2: and raising him has been the best, most rewarding thing
Speaker 2: I've done in my life. However, it's not as clean
Speaker 2: and simple as that, because Gates was dating Nestor's older right,
Speaker 2: I remember that now, This Nestor Galban is a Air
Speaker 2: Force first Class airman based at Ramstein in Germany. Again,
Speaker 2: you mentioned that it was one of some of these
Speaker 2: VENMO payments went through Nestor Galban's VENMO account, and there
Speaker 2: are questions about the exact nature of the relationship between
Speaker 2: these two guys. Was it a father son I mean,
Speaker 2: Matt Gates is not. I guess you could say he's
Speaker 2: technically old enough to be the guy's dad, but this
Speaker 2: is just a gross, disgusting Oh can I let me
Speaker 2: point something out. Marjorie Taylor Green of all people, is
Speaker 2: now jumping to this guy's defense.
Speaker 3: Really listen to this.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, is this the thing where she says, you're
Speaker 1: all dirty, let's let everyone dance.
Speaker 3: In the sunlight? Exactly what it says. It's a good line.
Speaker 2: If we're going to release ethics reports and rip apart
Speaker 2: our own that Trump has appointed, then put it all
Speaker 2: out there for the American people to see. All the
Speaker 2: ethic reports and claims include the one I filed all
Speaker 2: your sexual harassment and assault claims that were secretly settled,
Speaker 2: paying off victims with taxpayer money, the entire Jeffrey Epstein files, tapes, recordings,
Speaker 2: witness interviews, but not just those, there's more. Epstein isn't
Speaker 2: the only asset. If we're going to dance, let's all
Speaker 2: dance in the sunlight. I'll make sure we do see.
Speaker 1: And that is a very bold b It's kind of
Speaker 1: the undercurrent of what I've been thinking about this entire
Speaker 1: Gates investigation and the pushback to releasing it and sharing
Speaker 1: it with the Senate. And it's because how many other
Speaker 1: dirty things are they trying to hide in their own past,
Speaker 1: not too distant past.
Speaker 3: It is all at present.
Speaker 2: I mean, then you have to imagine there are plenty
Speaker 2: of secrets that they want. Yes, jd Vance is taking
Speaker 2: meetings with former Congressman Matt Gates and Republican members of
Speaker 2: the Senate. Senator John Kennedy out of Louisiana. Reference that
Speaker 2: man Ja.
Speaker 5: For the meeting, and you know, we may talk about
Speaker 5: the Damad's cowboys.
Speaker 3: I think you're undecided who they think you're so I
Speaker 3: have no idea.
Speaker 5: You don't have to talk to them. They just say
Speaker 5: it's for a meeting, And I said, sure, I love meetings.
Speaker 3: Do you do you have concerns about Kates? Have you
Speaker 3: decided where you've been.
Speaker 5: We've got a process, as you know, and we're going
Speaker 5: to follow it, and we're going to have a full
Speaker 5: hearing in front of God and country, and we're going
Speaker 5: to vet all the nomination, not just congressmen. Gage.
Speaker 3: I love that guy's accent, do you I do? I
Speaker 3: think he sounds like a sleepy dog. He does like
Speaker 3: a sleepy dog cowboys for all I know.
Speaker 2: Strong winds down to trees and rattled windows up in
Speaker 2: the Pacific Northwest as this bomb cyclone makes six way
Speaker 2: across the West coast, hurricane force winds hit the area.
Speaker 2: There were about five hundred and thirty thousand customers without power.
Speaker 3: There. At least one person was killed.
Speaker 2: Some far northern parts of California, you've also seen power
Speaker 2: knocked out because of this storm, and it is expected
Speaker 2: to pick up intensity over the next two days. I
Speaker 2: just checked some of the Caltrans cameras way up in
Speaker 2: the northern part of the state, think of Lake Shasta
Speaker 2: and parts north of there.
Speaker 3: All of it is snow. Some of those roads are
Speaker 3: completely shut off.
Speaker 2: Avalanche warnings have been posted for Mount Shasta today and
Speaker 2: the Bay area. North Bay specifically is expected to see
Speaker 2: as much as ten inches of rain over the next
Speaker 2: two or three days. That's about usually a month's worth
Speaker 2: of rain in just two or three days.
Speaker 1: Some families may not get a Christmas tree because of
Speaker 1: Hurricane Helene. The storm impacted evergreen farms in North Carolina
Speaker 1: East Tennessee a lot of trees unavailable. One of the
Speaker 1: Christmas tree lots in Nashville, guy who runs at jim
Speaker 1: Sovine says he's not getting seventy percent of the trees
Speaker 1: he ordered because the farms were hit so hard.
Speaker 3: I've got a tree.
Speaker 1: For somebody who needs one, Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Is
Speaker 1: this a Dean Sharp special? So Dean Sharp who does
Speaker 1: a show on the weekends here every year he does
Speaker 1: a partnership with a decorating company, a home decor company,
Speaker 1: and they bring in a tree and they set it
Speaker 1: up and I mean, the guys, this tree.
Speaker 3: Can we post a picture of it? We should?
Speaker 1: I'm going to post a picture of it on our
Speaker 1: Instagram story right now. I've seen pink Christmas trees. As
Speaker 1: you've said it perfectly. You walked in and got a cavity.
Speaker 3: It is the It looks like cotton candy and.
Speaker 1: It's just very pink, different shades of pink, blush and bashful.
Speaker 1: It's like a steel Magnolia's wedding in here. The ornaments
Speaker 1: are crazy expensive, like the ice cream coney.
Speaker 2: Everybody thinks about putting ice cream cones on their Christmas trees.
Speaker 1: The ice cream cones alone, they're like gold and sparkly.
Speaker 3: They're eighty four dollars and fifty cents apiece. The pink
Speaker 3: balls are like, let me see how big.
Speaker 1: Are these are?
Speaker 3: Thirty two dollars and fifty cents for an.
Speaker 1: Ornament that is a if we could feed families with
Speaker 1: this tree.
Speaker 3: The tree is expensive. It's awful. Okay, don't say that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: See, if you like cotton candy, you're gonna love this
Speaker 2: baby Jesus tree.
Speaker 1: There's no baby Jesus. Baby Jesus did not want his
Speaker 1: tree to be pink. I'll tell you that right now.
Speaker 1: Certainly didn't have ice cream cones to snack on.
Speaker 3: No, he did not. Jesus never had an ice cream cone.
Speaker 2: The latest transition name coming out of the transition team
Speaker 2: for President elect Trump is Matthew Whittaker, who has chosen
Speaker 2: to be the next ambassador to NATO. Said that Trump
Speaker 2: said that Whittaker is a strong warrior, loyal patriot who
Speaker 2: will ensure the United States interests are advanced and defended.
Speaker 2: He was the attack sorry the acting Attorney General for
Speaker 2: about three months during the middle of Trump's first term.
Speaker 2: He had been serving as chief of staff to Jeff
Speaker 2: Sessions for a bit more than a month, but remember
Speaker 2: Jeff Sessions then retired, resigned as Attorney General, and then
Speaker 2: Whittaker bumped up just temporarily. He was also the US
Speaker 2: Attorney for the Southern District of Iowa during the w
Speaker 2: Bush administration private practice for a long time before he
Speaker 2: went back to the DOJ.
Speaker 1: Let's see Linda McMahon pick for Education secretary. She is
Speaker 1: a major Republican donor, former pro wrestling executive. She was
Speaker 1: an administrator of the Small Business Administration during Trump's first term.
Speaker 3: So she is proached.
Speaker 1: She's the chair of the America for Policy Institute, a
Speaker 1: pro Trump think tank.
Speaker 2: By the way, this she's now heading the Education Department.
Speaker 2: The you know, the rallying call a lot of times
Speaker 2: has been for them to get rid of the Education Department,
Speaker 2: at least the federal.
Speaker 3: Department of Education. You can't do that.
Speaker 2: It requires an Act of Congress to do something like that.
Speaker 2: There's very little support for that to happen, even with
Speaker 2: Republican majorities in both the House and the Senate.
Speaker 1: Doctor Oz seems to be Trump's pick for the Medicare
Speaker 1: Medicaid Obamacare agency. He noted Trump did that doctor Oz
Speaker 1: had won nine Daytime Enemy Awards, where he taught millions
Speaker 1: of Americans a stupid flex how to make healthier lifestyle choices.
Speaker 2: I had forgotten about doctor Oz running for Senate.
Speaker 3: I did too. He ran against Fetterman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I hadn't spent any time thinking about
Speaker 1: doctor Oz. The last time I think I saw Doctor
Speaker 1: Oz was when he was on the television when we
Speaker 1: were in the other studio, and he had a bunch
Speaker 1: of people on stage showing how they wipe themselves, their
Speaker 1: toilet paper configuration. He had one woman who appeared to
Speaker 1: wrap the toilet paper around her fingers. Another woman was
Speaker 1: a buncher of the toilet paper, And I remember thinking,
Speaker 1: why am I looking at women on national television telling
Speaker 1: me how they wipe.
Speaker 3: That's my last interaction with doctor Oz. And we do
Speaker 3: not need to reopen that book.
Speaker 1: Many squares, please please, I do want to open up
Speaker 1: a book, a different book today. Oh yes, this is
Speaker 1: the book I want to open up today. Your favorite
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving side. It is a fierce debate in this country.
Speaker 1: Is it the mashed potatoes? Is it the stuffing? Is
Speaker 1: it the mac and cheese? Is it sweet potatoes, sweet potatoes.
Speaker 2: Beans, the beans, the corn, casserole, corn, whatever, castrole, whatever
Speaker 2: it is, let us know.
Speaker 1: For me, I'm going to go out and be crazy
Speaker 1: and tell you it is this.
Speaker 3: It is the rolls and the butter.
Speaker 4: And the butter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Amy, I'm serious about my butter?
Speaker 3: Where do we keep our extra butter? Hey?
Speaker 1: Dad, that's one of the funniest bits you did when
Speaker 1: your kid went to college, because you know, when you
Speaker 1: go to college and you get you put on some weight.
Speaker 3: All of us did.
Speaker 1: And when your daughter went to college, you were wondering
Speaker 1: if she if that was gonna happen, and you said,
Speaker 1: she is she gonna come home and say, hey.
Speaker 3: Where's the but where's the extra butter? She didn't. Everything's funny, Gary.
Speaker 6: I like to welcome you to the Diane Keaton hate Club.
Speaker 6: I also don't like her for many many reasons, but
Speaker 6: thank you for joining up and being part of club.
Speaker 6: We're going to send you the gift basket and what
Speaker 6: we're going to do is get that album that she
Speaker 6: has and we're gonna burn it.
Speaker 2: I don't have to do that. I don't know if
Speaker 2: I want to be a member of that club. It's
Speaker 2: just I'm not going to go watch the movie that
Speaker 2: Dia keats.
Speaker 3: She has a lot of fans. I'm not saying she doesn't.
Speaker 4: Okay, you guys, you're kind of being mean to icons
Speaker 4: in the industry that a lot of people like I
Speaker 4: haven't been. Meaning a personal friend of Diane Keaton. She's philanthropic.
Speaker 4: She's just a wonderful person and scary. You're kind of being.
Speaker 3: A whoa's fired. Yeah, I am you are. She is wonderful.
Speaker 1: In my defense, she did sing in First Wives Club
Speaker 1: because they sing you don't own me, her and Bette
Speaker 1: Midler and the others. Okay, I'm really hitting all the
Speaker 1: high notes.
Speaker 2: The only reason anybody knows that I feel this way
Speaker 2: about Diane Keaton is because you can bringing it up.
Speaker 3: That's the only reason.
Speaker 1: I did not alert you to the single that was
Speaker 1: your wife. I will argue you people, you people, she
Speaker 1: actually people did a duet with a singer a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago. A single Love is letting go. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have to uh, we're gonna have to play that.
Speaker 1: Ash is the singer's name. She reached out to Diane
Speaker 1: Keaton because she's such a fan. She thought that she
Speaker 1: was being catfished. When she finally got on the phone
Speaker 1: with Diane Keaton, she thought, no way am I getting
Speaker 1: on the phone with Diane Keaton. She's the most precious,
Speaker 1: wonderful human in the world.
Speaker 2: Okay, I am not I'm not making a value judgment
Speaker 2: on who she is as a person's I think you
Speaker 2: would find her love for close friends have said she's philanthropic.
Speaker 2: She is philanthrop I know she has a heart for animals, right.
Speaker 2: I believe she's very active when it comes to animal
Speaker 2: rights causes.
Speaker 3: I'm down with that.
Speaker 1: Who isn't who isn't for the animals? Like, is there
Speaker 1: a group of people that say kill the animals? I
Speaker 1: mean everyone's pretty much an animal rights activist, aren't they.
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 2: As of right now, there are just over a half
Speaker 2: a million households without electricity up in the Pacific Northwest
Speaker 2: and Washington State where this bombo genesis, cyclone, bomb, atmospheric
Speaker 2: river whichever term you want to use, has been tearing
Speaker 2: through that part of the country hurricane force winds in
Speaker 2: some of those areas. Seattle was particularly hard hit. Puget
Speaker 2: Sound Energy, is the utility up there, said that hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousands of people lost power in what they're referring
Speaker 2: to this mass outage event that could last multiple days.
Speaker 2: The fire department in Bellevue, which is just east of Seattle,
Speaker 2: says trees are coming down all over the city, multiple
Speaker 2: trees falling into homes. In Lynnwood, which is a suburb
Speaker 2: of Seat to the north, a woman in her fifties
Speaker 2: was killed when a tree fell on a homeless encampment
Speaker 2: just before seven o'clock last night. A couple of people
Speaker 2: had to be rescued in Maple Valley, southeast of Seattle,
Speaker 2: taking to a hospital when a tree fell on their trailer.
Speaker 2: Took firefighters an hour to get one of those people out.
Speaker 3: So have you heard of the White Rabbits? Oh? You
Speaker 3: know what?
Speaker 2: This reminds me, yes, because we did a story the
Speaker 2: Boys ago.
Speaker 3: What do you mean it was.
Speaker 2: The Lost Boys of Something something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Boys Something, the gangs that were in Disney
Speaker 1: Drest in Money.
Speaker 3: I think still call back to that story. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Some stories we are following for you today. A report
Speaker 1: related to an investigation into Matt Gates will be the
Speaker 1: focus of a closed door meeting by the House Ethics
Speaker 1: Committee today. Number of Senate Republicans and Democrats have said
Speaker 1: they want to review the report about out the allegations
Speaker 1: of sexual misconduct elicit drug use before his confirmation hearing
Speaker 1: takes place next year. Mike Johnson has been an ardent
Speaker 1: opponent to this plan. He says it they don't have
Speaker 1: jurisdiction any longer and this report should just die along
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 3: I have better news.
Speaker 1: It's President Biden's birthday. It is it is eighty two.
Speaker 1: They said he got in from Brazil late last night
Speaker 1: and that he'll celebrate his birthday with his family. I
Speaker 1: think he'll celebrate in bed. It's a long trip. I
Speaker 1: would too at eighty two.
Speaker 3: Bring that cake to me. I'm not going to the
Speaker 3: cake right.
Speaker 2: Seventeen year old former Oxford Academy student down in Orange
Speaker 2: County the youngest person to ever pass the California Bar exam.
Speaker 2: Sophia Park passed the exam. She took it back in July.
Speaker 2: It allows her to become a practicing lawyer in the
Speaker 2: state at the age of seventeen years and eight months.
Speaker 3: She passed the bar exam. Good for her.
Speaker 2: She already has a job at the Tillarry County DA's
Speaker 2: office as a prosecutor. She beat the record for the
Speaker 2: youngest person to pass the state bar exam set.
Speaker 3: By her older brother, Peter oh Cool.
Speaker 2: Her older brother Peter passed it in seventeen years in
Speaker 2: eleven months.
Speaker 3: She beat him by three months. Wow.
Speaker 2: She is currently a law clerk for the DA's office
Speaker 2: and becomes a prosecutor next March. They both attended Arnold
Speaker 2: Elementary School down in Cyprus and later Oxford Academy, also
Speaker 2: in town, part of the Anaheim Union High School District.
Speaker 1: Disney Adults Disney Adults devotion to Disney rooted in nostalgia
Speaker 1: genuine love of Disney. These are clubs social clubs that
Speaker 1: were a near constant weekend presence at Disneyland and California Adventure.
Speaker 1: There were more than seven hundred active social clubs in
Speaker 1: California at one point, and I went over the names.
Speaker 1: Walt's Most Want had frozen, few Main Street Elite and
Speaker 1: the like. They say that they are were unaffiliated with Disney,
Speaker 1: and they would gather in groups wearing some of them
Speaker 1: wearing sleeveless denim vests like the style of biker gangs,
Speaker 1: but their vests were decorated with logos Disney related punk
Speaker 1: style patches and pins all Disney. They'd spent hours, eating, drinking,
Speaker 1: taking selfies. Now they say that they're not doing it anymore.
Speaker 1: They say that Disney's introduction of a strict online reservation
Speaker 1: system for theme park admissions after the pandemic are making
Speaker 1: things complicated. The price increases for tickets, annual passes, concessions.
Speaker 1: They say that these regular trips are now unaffordable for
Speaker 1: many families. Disney says large groups can visit the parks
Speaker 1: if they plan ahead sufficiently, even on the weekends.
Speaker 2: But if you, well, you have to convince everybody in
Speaker 2: that group to go at the same time, I think
Speaker 2: is what their concern is. And if you're paying. If
Speaker 2: the ticket prices continue to go up, then that's going
Speaker 2: to be hard to be able to convince everybody or a
Speaker 2: group to go. But I mean, if you belong to
Speaker 2: a group called the Big Bad Wolves.
Speaker 3: Ohso though like I don't.
Speaker 1: If I'm Disneyland, I'm not going to make it easy
Speaker 1: for the Disney adults to do their ride takeovers. When
Speaker 1: I've got a family from Ohio that's been spent the
Speaker 1: saving for ten years to take the family out here,
Speaker 1: they don't want to see a bunch of sixty year
Speaker 1: old dudes and Denham with patches. They want to see
Speaker 1: Goofy and other kids and other strollers.
Speaker 3: One of the members of No Offense to That Guy.
Speaker 2: One of the members of Big Bad Wolves, joined a
Speaker 2: few years ago in he's a construction guy out of
Speaker 2: San Bernardino, and he said instead of going to Disney
Speaker 2: one time, they skip Disneyland in favor of Castle Park
Speaker 2: out in Riverside, smaller medieval themed park. Our twenty five
Speaker 2: dollars tickets. Castle Park. That sounds like fun, he says.
Speaker 2: Everybody could afford it. You didn't need a reservation, and
Speaker 2: we all had a blast man and he said he
Speaker 2: joined the club in part to pass on his love
Speaker 2: of Disney characters and the camaraderie of the group to
Speaker 2: his two daughters, which is awesome. It's awesome. It's great
Speaker 2: to have that social group. It's unfortunate that you feel
Speaker 2: like you can't do it at Disneyland. You can, and
Speaker 2: like you said, Disney has repeatedly said, you can absolutely
Speaker 2: do it. As long as you plan ahead, you can
Speaker 2: get big groups through there, no matter who they are.
Speaker 1: Castle Park looks pretty cool. A kingdom full of fun
Speaker 1: for kids and the young at heart. More than twenty rides,
Speaker 1: a seasonal water playground, playground, four whimsical mini.
Speaker 3: Golf courses and arcade.
Speaker 1: They've got Merlin's Revenge, King's Crown Rock and tug Dragon's Tower.
Speaker 3: It's like a generic Disney ley. Don't say that it's
Speaker 3: kind of casey. It's like JV. It looks like fun.
Speaker 3: We had like a park like that. I think it
Speaker 3: was in Pedaluma. No, it didn't really, No, there was
Speaker 3: no amusement park and it wasn't.
Speaker 1: An amusement park. It was kind of like there was.
Speaker 1: I mean it was amusement park light. I have to
Speaker 1: ask my mother where that was. I thought it was Pedaluma.
Speaker 1: The fair grounds. No, we had a fair. I know
Speaker 1: you had a fair. It was a sad fair. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of math and coke in that fairy.
Speaker 3: You had to come down to Miranda get the real.
Speaker 1: Fair, to the Renaissance fair that you guys would have. No,
Speaker 1: that's in Nevado. I mean the the Marine County. You
Speaker 1: know the center fell right, that was the big fair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you guys outdid us when it came to fairs.
Speaker 3: All right, it's okay, your fare was fine. I don't
Speaker 3: have fair envy. It's not obviously holy. I'm over it now.
Speaker 3: When we come back.
Speaker 1: Police in Los Angels searching for more victims. Apparently there
Speaker 1: was a group that was targeting elderly churchgoers. It was
Speaker 1: this kidnapp for robbery plot and they think that there
Speaker 1: are a lot more victims out there. Will tell you
Speaker 1: what we know when we come back to Gary and Shannon.
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