Speaker 1: You're listening to KFI AM six forty on demand.
Speaker 2: Marathon Day Eagles. We're talking about Saint Patrick's Day tomorrow.
Speaker 2: How people are celebrating that we are live here from Burbank,
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio Studios KFI AM six forty and like I said,
Speaker 2: everywhere on the iHeartRadio app on the Ones and Twos
Speaker 2: with producer Richie Heather Brookers over there with some news. Hello,
Speaker 2: so nice to see you in real life. I've heard
Speaker 2: you for so many years and it's great to put
Speaker 2: a face to the voice.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Saw It's so nice to see you, and
Speaker 3: welcome back. Thank you, Thank You's the good show today.
Speaker 3: I'm excited too.
Speaker 2: There's a lot happening. And Robin also there playing some music.
Speaker 2: Who actually is on the Ones and Twos? I could
Speaker 2: say all of you are on the Ones and twos? Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: what are ones and twos?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: Obviously I know, but I just wanted to ask in
Speaker 2: case anybody didn't know.
Speaker 5: That's a great question.
Speaker 2: All right, Okay, I'll tell you what though. We are
Speaker 2: going to ask you all kinds of questions out there
Speaker 2: in the Los Angeles and beyond, wherever you're listening from.
Speaker 2: Please give us a call, because today's question is what
Speaker 2: do you do to be lucky? If you're Irish, you're
Speaker 2: already lucky. They have the luck of the Irish at
Speaker 2: Saint Patrick's Day tomorrow. But we're asking people what kind
Speaker 2: of superstitious things do they do to be lucky. You
Speaker 2: may knock two times on an airplane before you board
Speaker 2: in the jet bridge. I think that's a common one.
Speaker 2: I like that one. I always mismatch socks. That's my thing,
Speaker 2: as it were, or so I say. I mean, it
Speaker 2: really started as laziness, but here I am now with
Speaker 2: mismatch socks always, and I think it's lucky to do that.
Speaker 2: I like lucky stuff. If you have an idea for
Speaker 2: what makes you lucky and you want to share with us,
Speaker 2: the number is one hundred and five to two oh
Speaker 2: one KFI. That's one in hundred five two zero one
Speaker 2: five three four. If you have one of those touch
Speaker 2: tone phones or maybe you know, we give you out
Speaker 2: the numbers with the letters because we assume you probably
Speaker 2: have a dial, a phone that you can dial. But
Speaker 2: if you have one of those that spins, then the
Speaker 2: number is one one hundred and five to oh one
Speaker 2: five to three four. You can also leave your response
Speaker 2: or talk back to us on the iHeartRadio app. You
Speaker 2: can look for the microphone on the iHeartRadio app and
Speaker 2: click talk to us and we'll play that. And, like
Speaker 2: we said, that's really helpful if you just want to
Speaker 2: leave some information for us and you don't care if
Speaker 2: I talk back to you, that's like you get to talk,
Speaker 2: but who cares what I say. I think that that's
Speaker 2: a great opportunity. I can't believe we only have that now,
Speaker 2: but there you go. One hundred five five three four.
Speaker 3: The ones and two's are a reference to a DJ turntable.
Speaker 2: So is a one like on.
Speaker 3: The one and two buttons, or you like one two
Speaker 3: like maybe one's the beat? One is like a music
Speaker 3: track or whatever. Hey, so I guess in this instance
Speaker 3: it would be Robin because she controls what music is
Speaker 3: played where we when we go to break and she
Speaker 3: is the master of us.
Speaker 2: All people might not know this, but everything in that
Speaker 2: studio is all vinyl. It's all records. You're actually spinning
Speaker 2: vinyl over there, wikiwik we're old school radio. Well, I'm
Speaker 2: happy that we're here together on this Sunday. Lots of
Speaker 2: time about first though marathon. Did you get a chance
Speaker 2: to check out any of the marathon today? Did you
Speaker 2: watch it on TV? I think it's such a ride
Speaker 2: of passage.
Speaker 5: Noil but the boardop before me.
Speaker 4: Elmer, he lives right next to it, and they're actually
Speaker 4: blocking him getting home.
Speaker 2: He can't get home right now because of the shutdowns. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's very interesting because we still do have a lot
Speaker 2: of roads that are closed. I'm going to go over
Speaker 2: them quickly here. They're going to start opening up a
Speaker 2: couple of them in the next hour or so. Santa
Speaker 2: Monica Boulevard, the westbound and eastbound lanes between Wilshire and Supallvda,
Speaker 2: Sepulvada between Santa Monica and Wiltshire. Those are going to
Speaker 2: open here in the next hour or so. Wilshire between
Speaker 2: Supulvida and Barrington. That'll open at two twenty, that's about
Speaker 2: ten minutes from now, and then throughout the afternoon in
Speaker 2: Culver City, Century City rather we'll start to see some
Speaker 2: of those roads open back up again. Five o'clock you'll
Speaker 2: see San Paseni open between Wilshire and Salterire. So that's
Speaker 2: in West La Avenue, the Stars, Santa Monica Boulevard, and
Speaker 2: Constellation that is Century City that's not opening until eight
Speaker 2: o'clock tonight. So does he live in the Italy? Is
Speaker 2: that where the board op lives? He lives over at
Speaker 2: the Central City Mall.
Speaker 5: No, he lives in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: No, yeah, he lives near I think he said Franklin
Speaker 4: or something like that.
Speaker 2: We got to get somebody out there for maybe somebody
Speaker 2: who's listening can let him get through it, because that's
Speaker 2: stuff coming up. We're also going to talk to somebody
Speaker 2: from Ireland's thirty two, which is a classic Saint Patrick's
Speaker 2: day hang. It's an Irish bar in Van Nuys. It's
Speaker 2: a valley staple. He ran the marathon today and he's
Speaker 2: also running an Irish bar during Saint Patrick's weekend. I'm
Speaker 2: so curious to see how he does it. What an interesting,
Speaker 2: interesting story anyway. Today though, like we said, the marathon
Speaker 2: very exciting there for matt Rickman who won. He won
Speaker 2: the marathon today with a time of two hours, seven
Speaker 2: minutes and fifty six seconds, which actually might be faster
Speaker 2: to get from downtown Los Angeles, or rather from Dodger
Speaker 2: Stadium to downtown Los Angeles then back to the West
Speaker 2: Side and Century city. Could you do that in two
Speaker 2: hours and seven minutes in a car during rush hour?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. So Matt very fast there. It's
Speaker 2: a first American, like you heard as I was talking
Speaker 2: about earlier to win the race since nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 2: That was thirty one years ago. Paul Pilkington won. We
Speaker 2: all love Paul Pilkington. Shout out to Paul. There's also
Speaker 2: another race going on down in Long Beach that just
Speaker 2: kicked off about ten minutes ago, the Sale Grand Prix
Speaker 2: Sale GP tappening in Long Beach at the Port of La.
Speaker 2: It's countries that are competing for the prize. I love
Speaker 2: that about the marathon, that the people who run. It's
Speaker 2: like the Olympics a little bit. They're repping their country,
Speaker 2: so you feel a little prideful. You feel a little
Speaker 2: proud there when you see somebody crossing the finish line
Speaker 2: with your country. I think that's really neat. Shovel today
Speaker 2: said first time in his Chris Shavel the KTLA's Chris Shovel.
Speaker 2: I didn't say them, you know, because I know them
Speaker 2: so I use their shorthand names. But of course he
Speaker 2: and Megan Arms shob the shop he was saying, this
Speaker 2: is the first time he's ever interviewed two Americans on
Speaker 2: the podium, so very exciting there. Coming up, we will
Speaker 2: check in with your answers here on what makes you happy?
Speaker 2: Where to go to Saint Patrick's Day. We'll talk to
Speaker 2: the proprietor, I must say, the proprietor, the owner of
Speaker 2: Ireland's thirty two. I have a hard time with this
Speaker 2: Monday Saint Patrick's Day thing, Heather. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you do Saint Patrick's Day.
Speaker 3: I do. I'm Irish word to the Motherland.
Speaker 2: Look at this.
Speaker 3: I'm ready.
Speaker 2: Now you say you're ready? Have you not been partaking
Speaker 2: all weekend?
Speaker 3: If I was truly deeply Irish, I probably would have
Speaker 3: started last Thursday.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like a Monday is tough though? Because
Speaker 2: I don't know. We all have weird schedules and news.
Speaker 2: But I feel like I've been celebrating Saint Patrick's Day
Speaker 2: since Thursday, And when I woke up this morning, I
Speaker 2: saw all those people running and I thought, oh, man,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I can keep going.
Speaker 3: You know, I had a much stronger salmonough for Saint
Speaker 3: Patrick's Station Andagan's when I was in college. It hurts
Speaker 3: too much now to party.
Speaker 2: To cart Shenanigan's also Irish.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, so I remember eating. I remember waking up
Speaker 3: and eating green eggs and ham, getting to the bar
Speaker 3: like seven in the morning to have green eggs and ham,
Speaker 3: and then drinking green beer all day.
Speaker 2: Did you grow up in a real Irish city or
Speaker 2: did you live in an Irish real Irish city?
Speaker 3: Well, I was like Oklahoma originally, which has a lot
Speaker 3: of deep Irish roots, But I would say not really, No,
Speaker 3: it was more just like college, you know, party years
Speaker 3: who wanted to go out and get wild.
Speaker 2: It's weird because you know, I'm from Indiana originally, I
Speaker 2: spent a lot of time in Chicago. My family's from
Speaker 2: Chicago too, and we would always Saint Patrick's Day was something.
Speaker 3: It was a big deal.
Speaker 2: They die the river green. Of course, you know that
Speaker 2: in Chicago, in La the river's already green, so we
Speaker 2: don't need to die it. But we don't do any
Speaker 2: kind of thing on the same scale as those cities
Speaker 2: that are real Irish Catholic Chicago or Boston or New York.
Speaker 2: I mean, I feel like those places really are through
Speaker 2: and through Saint Patrick's Day. But that doesn't stop people
Speaker 2: here from having a good time, whether you're at Molly
Speaker 2: Malone's or Tom Bergen's.
Speaker 3: It's not as celebrated here, I feel like. And that's
Speaker 3: something I've noticed too. It's not quite as celebrated here
Speaker 3: as it is in other parts.
Speaker 2: I've also been studying a little bit the past few
Speaker 2: days understanding the difference between Saint Patrick's Day in Ireland
Speaker 2: versus America. The Saint Patrick's Day that we know, the bacchanalia,
Speaker 2: the debauchery, whatever, what have you, very much just American.
Speaker 2: I guess it's very low key in Ireland.
Speaker 3: Just a regular day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just a regular day. Also, Leprechaun's not major thing
Speaker 2: in Ireland.
Speaker 3: They're missing out.
Speaker 2: They're missing out. These guys are great, they got the gold.
Speaker 2: They'll pinch you can't be in the in the era
Speaker 2: of hr being a Leprechaun. Pretty tough. Yes, not a
Speaker 2: lot of pinching going on.
Speaker 1: Yes, you're listening to KFI AM six forty on demand.
Speaker 2: I Andy Resmer, welcome back. It is Sunday, March sixteenth,
Speaker 2: on this day before Saint Patrick's Day. It is two
Speaker 2: twenty in the afternoon. Like I said, I'm Andy Reesmyer.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being with us this wonderful Sunday afternoon. It's
Speaker 2: beautiful outside. I don't blame you. If you would want
Speaker 2: to maybe turn the radio off and go for a
Speaker 2: walk or something like that, I'll tell you take one
Speaker 2: of those crank radios. You got a portable radio, crank
Speaker 2: it on up, go for a little walk. Saint Patrick's
Speaker 2: Day is tomorrow. We've been celebrating pretty much all weekend.
Speaker 2: You know, we'll do this thing at KTLA a little
Speaker 2: bit where we walk around and ask some of our
Speaker 2: Native Angelinos and honorary Angelino's what they think about what's
Speaker 2: going on in the world. So we wanted to ask
Speaker 2: everybody what brings them good luck, Irish or not ahead
Speaker 2: of the Saint Patrick's Day for good luck. For good luck,
Speaker 2: I never match my socks. The irony is there's probably
Speaker 2: a lot of opportunities I've missed out on because people
Speaker 2: don't take me seriously. Without matching socks. We can't think
Speaker 2: of those things. What brings you good luck? Superstitious things
Speaker 2: that you do for good luck all from Grandma.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: I actually got this in the mail.
Speaker 7: Your shoes when you take them off at home, you
Speaker 7: have to have them upright and next to each other,
Speaker 7: not like upside down.
Speaker 8: In my closet, my shoes always the right foot in
Speaker 8: front of the left foot.
Speaker 2: Anything you do.
Speaker 3: For good luck, not particularly.
Speaker 5: I'm just kind of lucky, and I'm just naturally lucky.
Speaker 5: I don't have to do anything.
Speaker 2: What do you do for good luck?
Speaker 6: Nothing?
Speaker 2: I know you are about good luck?
Speaker 4: Yeah, good luck, positive energy, all of that.
Speaker 2: She's got one eighteenth Irish. Hey, does that make you
Speaker 2: feel lucky? No? You know lucky the Irish. Of course,
Speaker 2: we're asking everybody what they do for good luck.
Speaker 5: What I do for good luck. I'm not a very
Speaker 5: lucky person for good luck.
Speaker 8: I don't have good.
Speaker 2: Luck, right. I forgot that when we did this prompt,
Speaker 2: that we were asking news writers. No, I always hear
Speaker 2: like the lucky underwear type of situation.
Speaker 5: You hear that like certain colors. I do have lucky underwear.
Speaker 2: Oh, what does what?
Speaker 3: I don't care this.
Speaker 2: I wear it like if I have a big meeting
Speaker 2: or something. What kind of meeting? Wait? What kind of meaning?
Speaker 2: Kind of something?
Speaker 3: You gotta make it?
Speaker 2: Tha, that's a photographer throwing end of a strawberry into
Speaker 2: her the back of her pickup truck.
Speaker 1: Good luck.
Speaker 2: I take a nap, take a little bit of a
Speaker 2: longer nap. What is it with people napping?
Speaker 5: Well, my name's Patrick, so I don't have to do
Speaker 5: too much.
Speaker 1: Always when I get gas, make sure it's an even number.
Speaker 1: Believe it, at like thirty five twenty seven. It's got
Speaker 1: to be thirty five, thirty five or thirty six even amazing.
Speaker 2: That's the answers that we're looking for. Things you do
Speaker 2: for good luck, Believe it or not. I carry crystals
Speaker 2: in my pocket, Glenn Walker, so you actually, yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Repurposed a KTLA COVID mask.
Speaker 2: To keep them all together. There's many in there. It's
Speaker 2: like four or five they charged. I don't asked my wife.
Speaker 2: Now that makes sense. This makes sense. Now I didn't
Speaker 2: get it until now I get it.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you did, but you're in the doghouse,
Speaker 2: and now I hope you're out.
Speaker 7: Got there?
Speaker 3: You got?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 2: What makes you lucky? What do you do for luck?
Speaker 2: What kind of superstitions do you have? You could give
Speaker 2: us a call one eight hundred and five to oh
Speaker 2: one KFI. The lines are open. One eight hundred and
Speaker 2: five to oh one five three four, or you can
Speaker 2: of course find us on the iHeartRadio app, look for
Speaker 2: the microphone and then send us a message. We'll talk
Speaker 2: about it. But joining us now a guest who needs
Speaker 2: no luck because he's the proprietor of a San Fernando
Speaker 2: Valley institution where they say they serve delicious meals and
Speaker 2: guinness that is poored just right, celebrating Saint Patrick's day
Speaker 2: every day it is. Will write from Ireland's thirty two
Speaker 2: in Van Nuys. Will nice to talk to you on
Speaker 2: this Sunday.
Speaker 8: Thank you for having me on Andy. I do have
Speaker 8: to just start off, not to start off this interview
Speaker 8: on a on a correction, but it's my wife's my
Speaker 8: my amazing wife is bar. You know, my wife, Megan.
Speaker 8: I'm just, as I say, the free labor that comes
Speaker 8: along with marriage. So but definitely, but definitely love helping
Speaker 8: her out, especially at this time of year.
Speaker 2: I don't want to get personal or anything like that,
Speaker 2: but I believe in California you both own the bar.
Speaker 8: I don't know she's at it all. She's had a
Speaker 8: long time before me. And you know, like I said,
Speaker 8: I just I just came into it and I'm very
Speaker 8: happy to help out in any way that we possibly can,
Speaker 8: that I possibly can, and very proud of her and
Speaker 8: the amazing community, that community that she's built with Ireland
Speaker 8: thirty two and we love that going all the way
Speaker 8: back to nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really is a community right there at Bourbank
Speaker 2: Boulevard and Fulton. Is that right? Is it Bourbank and
Speaker 2: Fulton or Woodman right over.
Speaker 8: There Burbank and Woodman. Yeah, So tomorrow the line will
Speaker 8: be out the door down Woodman, I tell you that much.
Speaker 2: What time do you open tomorrow? And have you had
Speaker 2: a lot of practice this weekend?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we've been, Uh, we've been in full gears since honestly,
Speaker 8: like Thursday, Thursday nights. Thursday night was a was a
Speaker 8: great night. And as we say back in Ireland, lots
Speaker 8: of crack ya.
Speaker 2: C r A I C Yeah. Can you explain that
Speaker 2: to people? Because I I love this idea. I learned
Speaker 2: about this from Van Morrison. There's a song where he's
Speaker 2: talking about, uh, the crack is good and as a kid,
Speaker 2: I thought that was a crazy thing to say. And
Speaker 2: I learned that that certainly is not an epidemic that
Speaker 2: we might know of it in America, c r A,
Speaker 2: I K. What does that mean?
Speaker 8: It's just uh, it's it's just having a good time.
Speaker 8: It's uh, you know, and definitely Ireland thirty two is
Speaker 8: definitely one of those places where you can always be
Speaker 8: sure to you know, have a great time, hopefully have
Speaker 8: a couple of pints and have have roughing cassidy back
Speaker 8: in the kitchen making you up a great, great meal,
Speaker 8: whether that's a you know, corn beef and cabbage, a
Speaker 8: corn beef sandwich, or you know, we even have great
Speaker 8: steaks and chicken tenders and you know all the and
Speaker 8: and also the traditional Irish food as well, like shepherd's
Speaker 8: pie and and other things like that as well.
Speaker 2: So when you say a guinness a guinness poured, right,
Speaker 2: what does that mean?
Speaker 8: Well, we take very very uh a very big pride
Speaker 8: in our in our guinness pores. You know, if you're
Speaker 8: luckiat enough you may you may come in touch with
Speaker 8: Alan Singleton who's been behind the bar here at Ireland
Speaker 8: thirty two since nineteen ninety are and from from Ireland,
Speaker 8: so directly from Ireland, learned how to pour again us
Speaker 8: in Ireland and uh, you know, so it it it
Speaker 8: has to you know, we take very very careful care
Speaker 8: to the how the how the kegs are kept, how
Speaker 8: the lines are kept, the right temperature is key and
Speaker 8: then uh, you know, making sure that making sure that
Speaker 8: it's poured out and and just the perfect pint and uh,
Speaker 8: as we like to say, it's the best pint this
Speaker 8: side of the Atlantic.
Speaker 2: Ooh, I love I love that. So you've been going
Speaker 2: all weekend. But like we said, tomorrow you start pretty early.
Speaker 2: Last question for you, do you do anything for good luck?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean I just finished the marathon, you know,
Speaker 8: so just finished the marathon, you know, so I definitely luckily,
Speaker 8: luckily enough, my father in law who's actually in from Ireland,
Speaker 8: a gentleman by the name of Seamus. He actually came
Speaker 8: in from Ireland for to help us out at Ireland
Speaker 8: thirty two. You know, he gave me a nice little
Speaker 8: Irish shamrock for some luck this morning.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 8: Needless to say, I wasn't I wasn't having to break
Speaker 8: the course record, but I was very lucky to have
Speaker 8: that little Irish shamrock with me as I ran the
Speaker 8: twenty six point two miles.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, what was your time? Last question? We'll get out
Speaker 2: of here because I got to hit a news break
Speaker 2: five point fifteen.
Speaker 8: So my first first marathon, first marathon, and I'll be
Speaker 8: hopefully I won't be pouring too many gunnises tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Okay, well there you've earned You've earned them if you
Speaker 2: want them there, So there he goes. We'll write from
Speaker 2: Ireland's thirty two at thirteen seven twenty one Burbank Boulevard,
Speaker 2: Valley Land, Van Nuys. If you know, you know, it's
Speaker 2: a great classic bar, very few of those anymore in
Speaker 2: the San Fernando Valley and just a really great little
Speaker 2: a little institution there serving great meals. Like I said,
Speaker 2: live music a perfect way to celebrate. If you're still
Speaker 2: trying to figure out what you should do for Saint Patrick's.
Speaker 1: Tape, you're listening to KFI AM six forty on demand.
Speaker 2: Let us go up to Big Bear, to the Big
Speaker 2: Bear Valley. The Eagles. This is such a tough story.
Speaker 2: People are talking about these eagles more and more. It's
Speaker 2: been the conversation of every group chat that I am
Speaker 2: a part of. It's been the sort of I don't
Speaker 2: even want to say small talk. It's very serious talk
Speaker 2: around the different tables that I have sat at over
Speaker 2: the weekend a few days because one of the three
Speaker 2: eaglets went missing sometime at the end of last week,
Speaker 2: and then over the weekend, the Friends of Big Bear
Speaker 2: Valley confirmed that one of the chicks did in fact die.
Speaker 2: Joining us now, Sandy Steers, a spokesperson for the Friends
Speaker 2: of Big Bear Valley, We've been so glued to this story, Sandy,
Speaker 2: I want to ask how you're doing. Nobody watches more
Speaker 2: than your group. How is everybody feeling right now?
Speaker 6: Well, of course everybody's sad, and it's hard to take
Speaker 6: sometimes watching nature, but we have to let things happen
Speaker 6: the way they happen, and that we're not sure what
Speaker 6: happened with that eglet, but it got into It was
Speaker 6: in the nest the whole time, but out of our
Speaker 6: view because of the snow bank, and we don't know
Speaker 6: what happened, why it decided to leave.
Speaker 2: When you say decided to leave, do you mean why
Speaker 2: why it passed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, why it passed away. Yeah, that's just kind of
Speaker 6: the way I look at it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I understand. There was a bunch of snow, it
Speaker 2: was very cold. We obviously saw not a ton of
Speaker 2: We couldn't see a lot. Then a couple days, a
Speaker 2: couple when the sun I think came out yesterday. We
Speaker 2: started our Friday morning maybe we looked and we saw
Speaker 2: that there were only two two eglets in the nest,
Speaker 2: and then now, what is happening? What has happened since then?
Speaker 2: That sort of let you understand that, hey, we've confirmed
Speaker 2: that this indeed the eagle did pass away.
Speaker 6: We were able to see it in the nest bowl
Speaker 6: as the snow melted it. The bigger part of the
Speaker 6: nest bowl was visible from the camera, and so we
Speaker 6: were able to see the chick there.
Speaker 2: And some of the things that friends of Big Bear
Speaker 2: put out yesterday were attempts to knock down some of
Speaker 2: the conspiracy theories or the I guess just theories that
Speaker 2: were going around yesterday on the internet. Do you want
Speaker 2: to reflect on some of those just so people stop
Speaker 2: with the rumors.
Speaker 6: Yeah, people were saying that that Jackie had knocked the
Speaker 6: chick out of the nest when she was doing wing slaps,
Speaker 6: and they were which didn't happen, obviously, and the chicks
Speaker 6: were way too heavy and too big for that to
Speaker 6: have happened at all, And they were saying the chick,
Speaker 6: you know that Shadows stepped on the chick or it
Speaker 6: got stuck on his foot, and it didn't The chick
Speaker 6: was on the top of Shadow's foot when he was
Speaker 6: sitting on the chicks, which they do often, and as
Speaker 6: Shadow backed out, it just didn't hop off fast enough.
Speaker 6: But it very quickly, you know, rolled back down with
Speaker 6: the other chicks. And so none of those things were true.
Speaker 6: But everybody was panicking, right And I.
Speaker 2: Think that that's part of the story here, is that
Speaker 2: everybody watches and we're so invested, and it's been a
Speaker 2: couple weeks now of watching and waiting, and I think
Speaker 2: when your life is sort of focused on this one
Speaker 2: little frame, it's easy to become, I guess, panicked or paranoid,
Speaker 2: and you want an explanation for everything. And obviously this
Speaker 2: is unfortunately, just how the world works, and this is
Speaker 2: how nature works. Three chicks, of course, one hatched later.
Speaker 2: I'm understanding right now that we're not sure which is
Speaker 2: the chick that passed away.
Speaker 6: We do not know for sure at all because of
Speaker 6: the sizes that are very close, and you know, when
Speaker 6: we see it, it's the same size as the other,
Speaker 6: so it doesn't look like it's the smaller one and
Speaker 6: we can't tell, you know, which one it might have been,
Speaker 6: And it doesn't really matter. The two that are there
Speaker 6: will continue, and they're being fed and they're thriving, sitting
Speaker 6: in the sun, and because it's warm up here today,
Speaker 6: so Jackie's letting them have a lot of sun and
Speaker 6: dry out from all the storm and let the nest
Speaker 6: dry out, and we just have to watch and see
Speaker 6: what happens.
Speaker 2: So the weather really does have a big impact. I
Speaker 2: know that generally when they're sitting under Mom or Dad
Speaker 2: that they're okay. But when you're talking about freezing temperatures
Speaker 2: blizzard like conditions, I know that in the past that
Speaker 2: that has been difficult for Eglitz. Do you think that
Speaker 2: might have had anything do with it weatherwise or like
Speaker 2: you said, sort of we just will never know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we don't really know, but yes, the weather could
Speaker 6: have had something to do with it. We don't know
Speaker 6: if you know, one of them got out from under
Speaker 6: Jackie or if it got wet, or we don't know,
Speaker 6: you know, what might have happened. But all we see
Speaker 6: is the result. And since it was out of sight
Speaker 6: and it was night, we couldn't see what was happening underneath,
Speaker 6: and what.
Speaker 2: Will happen now with the chick that passed away?
Speaker 6: Oh, we're not sure they did. Shadow did move it
Speaker 6: out of up to the side instead of in the
Speaker 6: middle of the nest. And we'll just have to wait
Speaker 6: and see what happens from there. Sometimes it gets buried
Speaker 6: under material, sometimes gets off the nest. You know, we'll
Speaker 6: see what happens.
Speaker 2: I can't really tell from the live stream I have
Speaker 2: it up right now, really what's going on. But for
Speaker 2: maybe parents out there who have kids and they've been watching,
Speaker 2: do you have any advice for people so when they
Speaker 2: should start looking again or if they shouldn't, or how
Speaker 2: to sort of have those conversations with their kids.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, the chicks are being fed, so it's
Speaker 6: you know, but at the same time, the two chicks
Speaker 6: are bunking each other. But that's what they do naturally,
Speaker 6: is they they are competitive and it's part of the process.
Speaker 6: And in the past, in this nest, it hasn't never
Speaker 6: come to anything bad. Just you know, they are competing
Speaker 6: for the food and attention and they if people have
Speaker 6: trouble with their kids seeing some of this, sometimes sometimes
Speaker 6: nature is hard to watch and they probably, you know,
Speaker 6: can limit what they see, or they can scroll back
Speaker 6: on you know, the parent can watch it first and
Speaker 6: then scroll back and only show the kids the part
Speaker 6: they want them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's a good point. Well, Sandy, thank you
Speaker 2: for always keeping us updated on this. I'm so sorry
Speaker 2: that you've had to answer all these questions a million
Speaker 2: times over and over. And I'm sorry that you know,
Speaker 2: we're obviously all invested, and I feel for you and
Speaker 2: everybody over there over there at the Friends of Big
Speaker 2: Bear Valley who are providing us with this information, but
Speaker 2: also you know, are like all of us, invested in
Speaker 2: this in a huge way. So we've still got two
Speaker 2: healthy chicks. We'll keep watching. And thank you for your time.
Speaker 2: Have a wonderful Sunday afternoon, and best of luck to
Speaker 2: you out there there. She goes, thank you for Sandy Steers.
Speaker 2: Really wonderful to hear from her. Like I said, Friends
Speaker 2: of Big Bear Valley, incredible that they provide us with
Speaker 2: this opportunity to learn about nature. And it's tough sometimes
Speaker 2: when we see things not work out in the way
Speaker 2: maybe that we wanted to. But like you said, two
Speaker 2: other really healthy so far chicks there to be watching.
Speaker 1: Listening to KFI AM six forty on demand.
Speaker 2: I'm Andy Reesmeyer with you on this Sunday afternoon, the
Speaker 2: day before Saint Patrick's Day. We've been talking about Saint
Speaker 2: Patrick's Day, celebrations, traditions, superstitions, call them what you want.
Speaker 2: We're asking you what you do for luck. Like I
Speaker 2: told you before, I'm a guy who's a little superstitious.
Speaker 2: I don't let it get into the way of my life,
Speaker 2: but I do wear mismatch socks, and I do fear
Speaker 2: sometimes that my thought in that it would bring me
Speaker 2: good luck may have limited my opportunities for success because
Speaker 2: of people maybe looking at me and thinking this person
Speaker 2: is not a serious person. He can't even match his
Speaker 2: socks right, And to that, I would say, you are correct.
Speaker 2: The number is one eight hundred five two oh one KFI.
Speaker 2: We're asking what do you do for good luck? I
Speaker 2: believe Richie, Producer Richie. We have some callers, is that correct? Correct?
Speaker 2: Who do we have? First? We have Rita from Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: Rita from Los Angeles, you're on the.
Speaker 7: Air, Yes, Hello, Hello, Yeah, So we've all heard about
Speaker 7: this on the news recently, and I'm here to inform
Speaker 7: you guys in order to increase my luck or I
Speaker 7: rather to refer to as blessings. I am the one
Speaker 7: that kicked Rosie O'Donnell out of our country and sent
Speaker 7: her back to Ireland.
Speaker 2: What wait, how did you do that? Where is she? What? What?
Speaker 8: I wanted?
Speaker 7: More blessings in my life? So yeah, I you know,
Speaker 7: me and God made an arrangement.
Speaker 2: And yeah, oh is that you're like on a board
Speaker 2: or anything like that that determined she would be no
Speaker 2: longer eligible for citizenship or anything like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know everyone thinks it was her decision. I'm
Speaker 7: the one that made sure that happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do you have any specific interaction with her? Why? Why heard?
Speaker 2: I'm so curious why Rosie?
Speaker 7: Uh? She against everything that's holy and good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well there you go. All right, thank you so
Speaker 2: much for collin Rita. Uh, that's so, that's fascinating. That's
Speaker 2: a very specific thing. It's powerful.
Speaker 3: I know you better powerful.
Speaker 7: I thought it was the public's right to know, you
Speaker 7: know the real reason behind that.
Speaker 2: Me with Rita, I'm gonna make sure I'm not on
Speaker 2: Rita's bad side.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I got power. I got power if.
Speaker 2: I ever start, if I ever do us a reboot
Speaker 2: of the Flintstones and I play Pebble. Who did she
Speaker 2: play in the in the Flintstones movie? Do you remember
Speaker 2: she was in it? Right?
Speaker 3: She was in the Flintstones movie.
Speaker 2: That's right, Barney's wife. We all know her name, but
Speaker 2: we're not going to say it because why would we
Speaker 2: Why would we give ourselves away if we said Barne name,
Speaker 2: which we definitely know, right, Heather, right, Richie, right? Rom
Speaker 2: And I know Wilma. Why can't I think of Barney
Speaker 2: and Betty Rubble Bettie's.
Speaker 3: I was like, sometimes we have to say them together.
Speaker 3: That's a and that triggers the memory. Yes, Richie, we
Speaker 3: have another calling.
Speaker 2: Right we do? We have summer from Coast to mesa
Speaker 2: summer you're on the air.
Speaker 1: Hey, what do.
Speaker 2: You do for luck?
Speaker 8: So every time I see a penny, I pick it up,
Speaker 8: and whenever I see a fountain, I have to throw
Speaker 8: a penny in it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's a classic one. Yeah, Hillary Duff, Lizzie
Speaker 2: McGuire vibes. Is that where that first came from? Recording?
Speaker 2: That came to Ritchie is here on a workforce program
Speaker 2: from his high school, I believe. Yeah, how old are you? Richie?
Speaker 2: Actually a gay never says his age.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, he's a millennial.
Speaker 2: Are you a millennial? I bet you're gen Z. I'm cusp.
Speaker 2: You're cusping.
Speaker 3: There's a little if you said Hillary Duff, there's definitely
Speaker 3: a little millennial.
Speaker 2: That is culture. That's a good point. That's a good point.
Speaker 2: I didn't think about that. Yeah, gen z ers don't
Speaker 2: understand what it was like to be around in the
Speaker 2: era of Hillary Duff, Hannah Montana and Victorious. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think. I don't know that was really at the
Speaker 2: end of it for me. But there you go. Well,
Speaker 2: thank you for that. Now, now real quick question. If
Speaker 2: you're still on the line when you see a penny,
Speaker 2: doesn't matter which side is up, heads or tails.
Speaker 8: That's not I'm gonna say, no, it doesn't.
Speaker 7: Some people say it does not for me.
Speaker 2: Got it? And what kind of good luck do you
Speaker 2: think that this has brought you in your life?
Speaker 6: People say that I win stuff all the time.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm lucky.
Speaker 2: What if you want lately? Like you gotta let us
Speaker 2: in on.
Speaker 7: This so literally, I on Friday Night.
Speaker 8: You guys, your show does like movie clips?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, with no Kelly mm.
Speaker 7: Hm, Yes, I called in and I want a fifty
Speaker 7: dollars gift card to Shaky's.
Speaker 2: That's huge. That's that'll get you somewhere at Shaky's. You know,
Speaker 2: Shakey's is a good value a lot of places out here.
Speaker 2: You got a fifty dollars gift card to Spago, I
Speaker 2: mean no offense to Wolfgang Puck. I don't think he
Speaker 2: needs any of our help. But that's barely uh a move.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's great. What what are you gonna get at Shaky's?
Speaker 7: Definitely?
Speaker 8: I like the you know, the bar singing all of it.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, Joe Potatoes pizza.
Speaker 2: Ballad is a classic. You know, it's it's a rite
Speaker 2: of passage for some people here for their birthdays to
Speaker 2: go to Shaky.
Speaker 6: So some people don't even know what it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got the Mojo's it's Shaky that's right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I haven't been in a really long time.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad that because of mo Kelly and the
Speaker 2: wonderful folks here at iHeart Radio America, you will be
Speaker 2: able to go back to Shakey's. So thanks for calling.
Speaker 2: Really appreciate that you can continue to call throughout the show.
Speaker 2: One hundred five to oh one kf I. That's one
Speaker 2: hundred five to zero one k f I. Or on
Speaker 2: the iHeart radio app, Richie, how can they use that
Speaker 2: talk back feature? So simple? So you go to the
Speaker 2: iHeart Radio app and then you can hit that little
Speaker 2: microphone thing and it allows you to speak for like
Speaker 2: a few seconds, and you can just leave us a
Speaker 2: message and I'll review it and well maybe put you
Speaker 2: on the air. We will, don't say. Maybe we're gonna
Speaker 2: make it past some wild callers. Yeah, we have a
Speaker 2: long line of callers.
Speaker 3: Colling is to tell us who else they kicked out
Speaker 3: of the country. Serious, hey, listen, own it.
Speaker 2: Let us know if you are responsible for kicking anybody
Speaker 2: out of the country. This is going to be scared.
Speaker 2: I don't want to let's not open.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I vote, someone kicked me out of the country.
Speaker 1: Robin.
Speaker 2: Why the ones and twos? Yeah?
Speaker 3: We need you, We need you, Robin, we do.
Speaker 2: Robin's having a tough day because her her bike isn't
Speaker 2: working too great. Can we get some of anyone to
Speaker 2: come in and help her out with her bike?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 2: Free? Jay Leno available. Yeah, he knows all about motorcycles
Speaker 2: and bikes and things like that, and I saw recently
Speaker 2: a YouTube. Remember I think a couple of weeks I
Speaker 2: was saying, you know that you just see celebrities everywhere,
Speaker 2: but you can't count Jay Leno because it's like you
Speaker 2: have to try not to see him roaming around. Yes,
Speaker 2: like I saw him on a jet bike. And then
Speaker 2: on social media I was watching the other day I
Speaker 2: got served this up and I don't know if because
Speaker 2: we were talking about it, but somebody has a video
Speaker 2: of him heading down the street in a tank, just
Speaker 2: parallel parking a tank, a World War two panzer. That
Speaker 2: guy's got everything.
Speaker 5: He's even been here a couple of times.
Speaker 2: I know. Listen, I have we have a beautiful view here.
Speaker 2: We can see a lot of the hills of Burbank
Speaker 2: out the window here of the iHeart Studios, the Cafe
Speaker 2: Studios in Burbank. I guarantee you I'm looking at Jay
Speaker 2: Leno at the moment. I could see him out there.
Speaker 2: Whether he's at Bob's on Riverside or he's over by
Speaker 2: the garage, I don't know. But I love Jay Leno,
Speaker 2: and I wonder what he does to be lucky, because
Speaker 2: he's been certainly very lucky in his life. It's like,
Speaker 2: where's Leno? You know that's right? Where's Leno? Is so good?
Speaker 2: So wait a minute, though, Richie, here's the thing. And
Speaker 2: I don't mean to blow you up here on the radio. No,
Speaker 2: go ahead. I don't know when the segment is supposed
Speaker 2: to end, because I just have forty two at the
Speaker 2: end of this. So I got a few minutes. I
Speaker 2: got a few minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well's I say. I can tell you my lucky
Speaker 3: stuff if you need.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would well, no, I just I would love
Speaker 2: to hear from everybody. So, yeah, Heather, what do you
Speaker 2: do for luck?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 3: I have a two dollars bill that I have had
Speaker 3: in my wallets since I was about fourteen years old
Speaker 3: and I was given to be my great grandmother, and
Speaker 3: that is my lucky two dollar bill. I've had it
Speaker 3: for many, many years. And then I also, for some reason,
Speaker 3: have a need to whenever I'm eating out or you know,
Speaker 3: having food somewhere, I always like to keep the salt
Speaker 3: and pepper shakers together. Oh yeah, I don't know what
Speaker 3: that is if. I don't know if it's sort of
Speaker 3: like I feel like it's going to bring good luck
Speaker 3: while we're eating or you know, good luck and food,
Speaker 3: but or if it's just good manners, I just keep
Speaker 3: them together.
Speaker 2: All things are true. Some of the things that I
Speaker 2: sort of found when we were doing this segment is
Speaker 2: that good luck and OCD tendencies are very much a
Speaker 2: circle of that. That Venn diagram is very much a circle.
Speaker 3: You can see.
Speaker 2: They're very similar to this same thing what one of
Speaker 2: the photographers was talking about with the making sure that
Speaker 2: you fill up your gas to the right number so
Speaker 2: that the numbers make sense. So it's thirty two even,
Speaker 2: or it's thirty two twenty three, or it's thirty two
Speaker 2: thirty two.
Speaker 5: I always try to get it even.
Speaker 2: That's great. It never works, No, I do it like
Speaker 2: on the spot, Like I don't like pre fill. So
Speaker 2: it's like you have to kind of stop at a
Speaker 2: certain time, and it's always like a second or two behind,
Speaker 2: and then I have to add another ten dollars on there.
Speaker 4: But you also have to you never add the surcharge
Speaker 4: of like, what is it like thirty eight.
Speaker 5: Cents or something of forty eight cents?
Speaker 2: Does that not show up on the Is that is
Speaker 2: that different than I don't have it.
Speaker 5: Doesn't show up?
Speaker 3: Oh you don't have it?
Speaker 5: Or credit right.
Speaker 4: It literally asks you do you want to pay extra
Speaker 4: for blah blah blah, and if you say no, it
Speaker 4: doesn't It doesn't let.
Speaker 3: You know if you want to pay the cash price
Speaker 3: or the credit card price.
Speaker 2: Oh that's so interesting. I never understood what that was,
Speaker 2: and I always say no, And then that makes maybe
Speaker 2: that's why I've run out of gas a lot, Richie,
Speaker 2: real quickly, what do you do for good luck? I
Speaker 2: just lived my life. Yeah, Richie, that's not an answer,
Speaker 2: but I will. That's fine. We'll move on, Robin. We
Speaker 2: need some good luck for you for your bike.
Speaker 4: I honestly, yes, I need to figure out what it is.
Speaker 4: And I really like I already got a new starter
Speaker 4: for it. Wasn't that And I'm just hoping, you know,
Speaker 4: a bolt fill out or something and I just need
Speaker 4: to replace that.
Speaker 2: Now, Robin, are you riding this bike while it's broken?
Speaker 2: Or are you? No?
Speaker 5: It won't even start.
Speaker 2: It won't start, No, it won't turn over. That's nice
Speaker 2: that it's not letting you make a bad decision, which
Speaker 2: is good. So there you go. All right, Well, Richie,
Speaker 2: how do we do on eating up time? I think
Speaker 2: we're great? Okay, we are, right on time. All right,
Speaker 2: We've got so much more coming up in the next hour.
Speaker 2: You don't want to go anywhere. Talking about the rise
Speaker 2: and key cloners, how people are stealing cars in the
Speaker 2: San Fernando Valley. Very not good times. Plus answering more
Speaker 2: of your calls about what brings you good luck. And
Speaker 2: guess what, Jay Leno, he's back in the news, not
Speaker 2: in studio, but we can pray.
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