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Speaker 3: How you doing? I gotta say now, I'm not to
Speaker 3: interrupt you and not to do a promo for you,
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Speaker 3: you need to catch the podcast because it had just
Speaker 3: been good from open seven till nine and hopefully I
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Speaker 3: Are you anywhere that you get your podcasts? Any platform
Speaker 3: that you're looking for? So, but I had a late
Speaker 3: night last night. That's where I'm going to take us first.
Speaker 3: So the focus for today is going to be trying
Speaker 3: to as the weather is turning, getting us out and
Speaker 3: about a little bit more. Not to steal that tie
Speaker 3: from somebody else here on KFI that works the morning hour.
Speaker 3: But anyway, last night it was out super super late.
Speaker 3: And it's because are you familiar with the Grunion Do
Speaker 3: you know the Grunnion run? Yes? Yes, so it was
Speaker 3: the first one it is as a kid. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, you got to go out and
Speaker 3: do it again if you've never done it before. Cabrio
Speaker 3: State Beach near the like in the South Bay La
Speaker 3: Harbor is an easy one. I've done it there. They
Speaker 3: also have it in Long Beach. That's where we went.
Speaker 3: Actually it was Cabrea Beach, which is and it's the
Speaker 3: easiest one and it's specifically because California Department of Fish
Speaker 3: and Wildlife are always out there to make sure that
Speaker 3: everything is going smoothly with it. So was there last
Speaker 3: night until this early morning. And that was the first run.
Speaker 3: So it started on the fourteenth, and it went through
Speaker 3: last night into this morning. And so the next one
Speaker 3: is coming up Saturday, the twenty ninth. So not to
Speaker 3: steal Natica's you know, weekend idea, but for the final
Speaker 3: weekend of the month, Saturday and Sunday, you'll be able
Speaker 3: to catch it for that if you're looking to get
Speaker 3: out about so pretty much Grunnion are the it's and
Speaker 3: it kind of doesn't go with the only fan story
Speaker 3: we had earlier on. But the reason that they are
Speaker 3: coming and the Grunni and are running our fish that
Speaker 3: spawn in the sand in the shallow waters of the
Speaker 3: coastal areas here of southern California. So you're literally I mean,
Speaker 3: I Sam, oh no, Sam's not there. I was gonna say,
Speaker 3: can I get let's get it on. Oh you are there, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm here, Okay, But I was just like, this is
Speaker 3: like definitely very white music style. So because the thing
Speaker 3: is is it has to be late at night when
Speaker 3: they're out there running up onto the beach and they're spawning.
Speaker 3: There you go. So it's a really good time if
Speaker 3: you've never experienced before. It is definitely one of those
Speaker 3: quintessential coastal southern California things. A lot of schools back
Speaker 3: in the day used to there we go, thank you,
Speaker 3: There we go, sam my first, my last, my everything,
Speaker 3: There you go. But this is something that I would
Speaker 3: highly recommend. You can get details about it at Nick
Speaker 3: Polio Keno this with a Nick on Instagram. The Lincoln
Speaker 3: Bio has more details for you there. But like, so
Speaker 3: you've done the grunning and run. It's been a few years,
Speaker 3: but you can can. It's a very interesting and unique experience. Oh,
Speaker 3: it is that.
Speaker 2: And I didn't really fully process it as a child, right,
Speaker 2: it was a school of field trips.
Speaker 3: Yes, And the thing is what's odd is you actually
Speaker 3: can care them or can catch them with your bare hands,
Speaker 3: and they can be consumed. Although I you know, I'm
Speaker 3: not no, I'm a huge seafood person. This is probably
Speaker 3: not the one especially because and not just that, but
Speaker 3: you know, if they're getting it on, I don't want
Speaker 3: to interrupt they're spawning rituals. So but that is something.
Speaker 3: But if you're looking to do something still in the
Speaker 3: South Bay, and this is from my favorite botanic garden
Speaker 3: here in southern California, the South Coast Botanic Garden, which
Speaker 3: has a unique story. We've talked about it here later
Speaker 3: with mo Kelly. It was a trash site in the
Speaker 3: South Bay originally and it has since become a botanic
Speaker 3: garden and it's really they did the really cool during
Speaker 3: the pandemic. They had the disco. They was chic. They
Speaker 3: did a whole like outdoor disco socially distant thing that
Speaker 3: was incredible. You Also, they had the trolls, which I
Speaker 3: talked about, like the eight you know, several stories tall trolls.
Speaker 3: And what they've got coming up this weekend is going
Speaker 3: to be a celebration of everything agave. So even though
Speaker 3: I don't drink anymore, agave is a delicious sweet nectar
Speaker 3: that can eventually become tequila. So that is something to
Speaker 3: check out. That's in the South Bay. It's really really inexpensive.
Speaker 3: It's fifteen bucks for the general public, or if you're
Speaker 3: looking for a little bit more of a tipsy experience,
Speaker 3: VIP tickets are thirty seven dollars and if you're a member,
Speaker 3: which I am, it's free general admission or twenty bucks
Speaker 3: for VIP admission for that. So the thing is, we've
Speaker 3: got so much in our own backyard. And as again,
Speaker 3: as said as the weather is turning to be a
Speaker 3: little bit more hospitable, still a little chilly, a little
Speaker 3: bit rain chill, a little windy, been real windy, but
Speaker 3: it's time to get back out and about and that's
Speaker 3: kind of my thing. I mean, I went to Mammoth
Speaker 3: to do snowboarding. They just had a huge another dump
Speaker 3: of snow in Mammoth. Wish I could go this weekend.
Speaker 3: You went since the last time you got snowed in, No,
Speaker 3: that was the last time, And I wish I could
Speaker 3: go this weekend because they literally just had this huge
Speaker 3: dump when we just had the rain here. I forget
Speaker 3: how many inches or feet at that point, but it
Speaker 3: just and you know that I wish translated to our
Speaker 3: closer mountains a little bit better. We still have some
Speaker 3: snow in Rightwood. We still have some snow in the
Speaker 3: same Redino Mountains over in Big Bear and Arrowhead and
Speaker 3: all that, so but that's a little bit less. I mean,
Speaker 3: you can definitely still they're grooming the mountains, so you
Speaker 3: can still go skiing and snowboarding everything else. But if
Speaker 3: you want like insanity six hours north up to Mammoth,
Speaker 3: I mean, that's it. Just like we talked about getting
Speaker 3: snowed in, and that's not the first time I've been
Speaker 3: snowed in, and last time it happens a few years back,
Speaker 3: I wasn't even to be able to make it back
Speaker 3: for the show. So there's that also. Something that I've
Speaker 3: talked about before, but I love to always push it
Speaker 3: is the National History Museum in Exposition Park, so deep
Speaker 3: in the heart of la It is the this weekend
Speaker 3: actually coming back, and if you happen to be a
Speaker 3: member there, you've got a preview coming up. But it
Speaker 3: is going to be the Butterfly Pavilion. So I'm the
Speaker 3: Halloween kid and I love the Spider Pavilion that comes
Speaker 3: in the fall. Here's what happens the Butterfly Pavilion pretty
Speaker 3: much it runs through the summer to August twenty fourth,
Speaker 3: So it opens this Sunday, runs through August twenty fourth.
Speaker 3: Then what butterflies may be around also stick around to
Speaker 3: become food for the Spider Pavilion, which opens is exactly
Speaker 3: the same place. So it's you know, circle, circle of life,
Speaker 3: you know. But that's a great opportunity for you. It's
Speaker 3: ten dollars per person gadmission if you're a member of
Speaker 3: the National History Museum. Again, I'm trying to keep it
Speaker 3: super inexpensive to encourage you to get out. And also
Speaker 3: a former school trip. Correct, No, that's exactly it, because
Speaker 3: I mean I was I grew up in the Inland Empire.
Speaker 3: I was born in Upland and raised now Talloma, and
Speaker 3: we used to come all the way out here. We
Speaker 3: did the same Ridino County Museum and everything else as well,
Speaker 3: but we came all the way to Expo Park to
Speaker 3: do the museums that are here. And I mean I
Speaker 3: was born in eighty one and in eighty four we
Speaker 3: had the Olympics, right, No, it's easy. So anyway, so
Speaker 3: those are the fun things and then the biggest thing
Speaker 3: that is coming up is going to be a little
Speaker 3: bit further out and it's already underway. Actually, no, it
Speaker 3: starts off for Thursday Friday. Check in my facts there
Speaker 3: we got Thursday. Gotta keep it right, fact check yourself.
Speaker 3: I love going out to the desert and one of
Speaker 3: the things that's really impressive is being able to go
Speaker 3: to Living Desert, which is a zoo and botannic garden
Speaker 3: out in Palm Desert or like Palm Springs. And they
Speaker 3: have done this for a few years and they kind
Speaker 3: of change the time period. But it's Glow in the
Speaker 3: Park so from the twentieth through April twenty seven, so
Speaker 3: it opens this Thursday, runs through April. You can see
Speaker 3: these beautiful lanterns, like huge animal lanterns, different wildlife that
Speaker 3: are in and among the existing exhibits that are there now. Granted,
Speaker 3: all the animals, the real animals have gone to bed
Speaker 3: become this time period, although a lot of them are nocturnal,
Speaker 3: so you may hear sounds and you may see some movements,
Speaker 3: but you're not going to get a beautiful view of
Speaker 3: all those incredible animals that live out there. But this
Speaker 3: is something that people go year after year after year
Speaker 3: to go see because while some lanterns say the same
Speaker 3: and we've got similar things that happen, like the Garden
Speaker 3: in Arcadia also here at the La Zoo, but this
Speaker 3: one is really special because you're out in nature, you're
Speaker 3: out in the middle of nowhere, and it really is different.
Speaker 3: It's a different experience, and it's still if you're looking
Speaker 3: for those chili experiences, it is real cold, still out
Speaker 3: in the desert.
Speaker 2: You give us such great information and I'm amazed. As
Speaker 2: an Angelino. Some of this I obviously did know, like
Speaker 2: the Grunion Run, some of it I did not know.
Speaker 3: See that's but that's what I love because there's so
Speaker 3: much that we don't do in our own backyard. And
Speaker 3: having you being born and raised, me being born and
Speaker 3: raised here in La Or in the South Southland, and
Speaker 3: the Inland Empire. From me, there's so much that we
Speaker 3: don't do, and I know, I like you, and many
Speaker 3: people don't want to necessarily do the touristy things. Granted
Speaker 3: I go to Disneyland and Universal Studios and do all
Speaker 3: the theme parks. I do a lot of touristy stuff,
Speaker 3: but the bigger and more exciting things for me are
Speaker 3: what's in our backyard? Absolutely what can we do to
Speaker 3: support our local community? And also, as always you know
Speaker 3: last Colum Free ninety nine is how we roll, so
Speaker 3: trying to make sure that it is being aware of
Speaker 3: your time, energy and effort is what's being spent, and
Speaker 3: a little less on the pocketbook.
Speaker 2: We'll have more with Nick POULIOCHETI just a moment and
Speaker 2: find out what else is up with Nick.
Speaker 1: You're listening to later with Moe Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 4: What's you? What grew up?
Speaker 3: What did he change that? I was gonna say? Eric
Speaker 3: Clesardo obviously sent us a new one, and Samon's confirming, yes,
Speaker 3: I see it there.
Speaker 5: It got sent to me hot off the presses from
Speaker 5: Twala himself.
Speaker 3: I said, those are not the same lyric. No, I
Speaker 3: was impressed because I was like, it's fantastic, it's a
Speaker 3: rework and it gives us a little bit more for
Speaker 3: Tuesday Night. Thank you, Eric, Eric Lesarto, You're amazing. We
Speaker 3: appreciate you greatly. And a huge fan, huge fan and
Speaker 3: huge friend of KFI. Absolutely always jumping right back into
Speaker 3: it though and again getting into that free ninety nine
Speaker 3: and last call. If you are a Catholic, you may
Speaker 3: or may not know that tomorrow is Saint Joseph's Day.
Speaker 3: So the nineteenth of March every year Saint Joseph's Day.
Speaker 3: Why do we care about that if you're not Catholic, Well,
Speaker 3: it is the day that this swallows return to the
Speaker 3: church in Sane Calpastrano. Yeah, so Swallows Day is actually tomorrow.
Speaker 3: The reason I talk about it is because this weekend
Speaker 3: is the huge Swallows Day celebration that happens every year
Speaker 3: in San ue Capistrano. And it's a Las Colndrinas, if
Speaker 3: I remember correctly, as the name of Swallows yesterday Las Colndrinas,
Speaker 3: which is the best party for the barbad Right. There
Speaker 3: you go. If you're not familiar, then I don't know
Speaker 3: what to tell you. If you have not grown up
Speaker 3: in southern California. The event has always been closely tied
Speaker 3: to the nineteenth of March because of Saint Joseph's state coincidentally,
Speaker 3: and it's been reserved observed that way for centuries. But
Speaker 3: the modern celebration was popularized by Father Saint John O'Sullivan
Speaker 3: in the twenties and according to legend, Father O'Sullivan and
Speaker 3: by the swallows to nest at Mission San Juan Capistrano
Speaker 3: after seeing a shopkeeper destroying their nest elsewhere in town
Speaker 3: another childhood school trip. Right, I was gonna say, so,
Speaker 3: I'm hitting all the like the harm my Marsa. The
Speaker 3: swallows migrate every year up from Argentina. They nest and
Speaker 3: raise their young in the eves of the missions and
Speaker 3: surrounding area. What did migrate from Argentina? Argentina, Argentina and
Speaker 3: then over time the celebration has grown to include cultural
Speaker 3: events and festivities, including this weekend. So the Swallows Day Parade.
Speaker 3: I am not doing it this year because I've got
Speaker 3: a couple other things going on that I'll talk about.
Speaker 3: But in years past I've actually m seed or I've
Speaker 3: been the announcer for the Swallows Day Parade in San
Speaker 3: Juan Capistrono. It's always a blast if you're going to
Speaker 3: go number one free ninety nine. I love that. But
Speaker 3: beyond that, it is making sure that you give yourself
Speaker 3: plenty of time. And that is because you get off
Speaker 3: that or take a highway on the five. Now this
Speaker 3: is going back to my traffic days, but there will
Speaker 3: be a good mile or two backup, both north and
Speaker 3: south on and the five it or take a highway. Really,
Speaker 3: it's so popular, and I think it is because it's
Speaker 3: free ninety nine, but it's also something that is so
Speaker 3: culturally relevant to South Orange County. It brings people from
Speaker 3: la it brings people from the Inland Empire, brings people
Speaker 3: up from San Diego. So give yourself plenty of time
Speaker 3: to get it. The theme this year is Lasso's and Lace,
Speaker 3: and the Bud Bud Wiser Clydesdalees will also be there,
Speaker 3: so they'll be I don't know if they're the Grand
Speaker 3: Marshals per se. That's a whole different ballgame here. It
Speaker 3: comes to right, comes to big number one, but Wiser beer.
Speaker 3: Are you old enough time? I'm old enough to do it. Yes, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: I wasn't drinking back then. But yes, no, but the
Speaker 3: thing that's funny and just a tangent. Briefly, our generations
Speaker 3: had the most amazing jingles. Absolutely, there is nothing like that.
Speaker 3: Now you've got fun, memeable things that are there. You've
Speaker 3: got so many fun different takes, but it's not to
Speaker 3: the level of the marketing that was around so many
Speaker 3: different corporations, and I mean, you know, we just grew
Speaker 3: up with that.
Speaker 2: That was but that was the only way you could
Speaker 2: really reach people correct radio or TV, and if you
Speaker 2: had the there had to be something that was going
Speaker 2: to stick in your ear.
Speaker 3: Here we go, Here.
Speaker 4: Comes the king, Here comes the big number one, but
Speaker 4: wiser beer, the king is second. Then none, just say
Speaker 4: but wise' you've said it all. Here comes the King
Speaker 4: of beer. Solt you guys, let's hit But why the
Speaker 4: beer's the one that's leading the list and say, still
Speaker 4: tell you there's one.
Speaker 3: But it is stun with me for at least forty years. Yeah, easily, No,
Speaker 3: they're totally and it's it's that's fun. Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: But then that was a nice desician. No, that was
Speaker 3: a good I love it because I mean there was that,
Speaker 3: but like the funnier one that came to mind immediately
Speaker 3: was Rotor Ruter Road. That's the name, and away you go,
Speaker 3: troubles down the train rot Yeah. Yeah. The best that
Speaker 3: we you don't get to see. The thing that we
Speaker 3: get to experience here is seeing each other and seeing
Speaker 3: how everybody's reacting to those jingles and music.
Speaker 2: You light up because it hits somewhere in our memory.
Speaker 2: We're like, yes, I remember watching that quick first aid
Speaker 2: for Claus sewers and stop that drains the wonderful road
Speaker 2: machine twists and.
Speaker 3: Turns and shaves line clean ro and away troubles down
Speaker 3: the Now play the cheach and strong version of that.
Speaker 3: I haven't reached. Later with Kelly after dark, QUI we're there.
Speaker 3: We already talked about only Thames.
Speaker 6: I know, you know you could almost get away with
Speaker 6: that one these days.
Speaker 3: Probably I was gonna say, but maybe don't risk it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I got you one more thing to
Speaker 3: talk about real quick is it says our Chavez Family
Speaker 3: Day is going to be this weekend. That is happening
Speaker 3: in the La Plaza de Colcura Artes, the Plaza of
Speaker 3: Culture and Art. If you're not familiar with Alvara Street,
Speaker 3: that is where it is located, so Alvera Street is Yeah,
Speaker 3: another field trip like I have covered. And I think
Speaker 3: that's the thing that's so interesting because my niece, one
Speaker 3: of my nieces, Emily, she's actually on Do you remember
Speaker 3: doing it? Was either fourth or fifth grade and we
Speaker 3: would go to the mountains. Did you do that field trip? No,
Speaker 3: we didn't go to the mountains? Okay, because so maybe
Speaker 3: oh okay, So that's Haley and Ella, my nieces in
Speaker 3: San Clemente do that? Is it right out of data point?
Speaker 3: And they've done that a couple of times. Emily from
Speaker 3: my family in Long Beach that she is on her
Speaker 3: fifth or fourth and fifth grade. I'm sure people are
Speaker 3: yelling at the radio right now, but fourth or fifth
Speaker 3: grade you get to go to the mountains and you're
Speaker 3: there for a week. So it's like your very first
Speaker 3: co ed. I understand. We didn't know. It's okay, I
Speaker 3: missed out. Yeah, I apologize. I was doing great.
Speaker 2: Like we didn't have elaborate field trips like that. We
Speaker 2: didn't have any type of overnight See.
Speaker 3: I remember having to raise money for it. We'll put
Speaker 3: that much, and I know that I had to donate
Speaker 3: some money for Emily to go. So now the furthest
Speaker 3: I think we went with Sam Juan Cavastrom, which makes sense,
Speaker 3: I get it. But so that's not so much else
Speaker 3: is going on around the South Plan. Also, if you
Speaker 3: happened to I caught me last week, I talked about
Speaker 3: the game Man's Course of Los Angeles. They have their
Speaker 3: Rhinestone Cowboys show this weekend. I will be there, so
Speaker 3: if you are going, be sure to say what's up
Speaker 3: ron Stone Cowboy? I should love that song, But it's
Speaker 3: so funny because there's so much much more involved. There's
Speaker 3: like country covers of pop artist and there's just so
Speaker 3: much settled happening for that. So if you want to
Speaker 3: check it out again this week of a Nick or
Speaker 3: Nick poulio'cane on Instagram. Yes, it's interesting.
Speaker 2: The first time I heard about the Gabe Men's Course
Speaker 2: of Los Angeles, they would always sing at the PBS. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Christmas Eve special corrections downtown.
Speaker 3: I think the Dorothy Chandler.
Speaker 2: Yes, And because my family will watch that every single
Speaker 2: year and they were always the best choir every single year.
Speaker 3: It's funny because so talking to Louis Pistow, who is
Speaker 3: the director of the program or the executive director. That's it.
Speaker 3: They've done the Grammys, they've done the Auscars, They've done
Speaker 3: all these different award shows and the thing that again
Speaker 3: we talked about last week. But it's so interesting. It's
Speaker 3: not just gay men either, No, it is all Southern
Speaker 3: Californians who can carry a tune. As long as you
Speaker 3: can do ten or one, ten or two to carry
Speaker 3: you too, there are expectations, well not just that, but
Speaker 3: now you also have to be almost a triple threat
Speaker 3: because you have to at least be two of the
Speaker 3: three of being able to dance and sing, because they
Speaker 3: do an entire production number of so many things. Just
Speaker 3: looking at it, it'll be Beyonce, Brandy, Carlisle, lil Na's
Speaker 3: ex Chapelerone, also Dolly Parton, Reba McIntyre, Shania Twain, Casey Musgraves,
Speaker 3: the Chick Charge, repertoire, lots of it. It's going to
Speaker 3: be happening again this weekend, both on Friday and our
Speaker 3: Saturday and Sunday this weekend, and then I will be
Speaker 3: there on the Saturday show the twenty second. It's too
Speaker 3: bad I have to go to break because I could
Speaker 3: do this all night I'd love to and I get
Speaker 3: you know, I've got you, yea. I have so much
Speaker 3: and more to go through. But again, if you want
Speaker 3: to learn more, always social media. Instagram is the easiest.
Speaker 3: Nick pollio'chani or this weekend and Nick the Lincoln Bio
Speaker 3: has all the details for you. I'll see you soon.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, you better believe it all right.
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Speaker 2: It's hard to believe that Happy Gilmore came out almost
Speaker 2: thirty years ago in nineteen ninety six, and it's a movie.
Speaker 2: If I were to watch it tonight, it probably would
Speaker 2: seem dated. It was a part of those nineties comedies,
Speaker 2: those Ben Stiller esque comedies. They were just funny. Adam
Speaker 2: Sandler is doing now Happy guild More too. It will
Speaker 2: be on Netflix. I think it's coming out like first
Speaker 2: week in July. And I probably am in the minority
Speaker 2: on this being a huge Happy Gilmore fan, I don't
Speaker 2: know if I really want to see Happy Guildmore too.
Speaker 2: And the reason I say that there is an expiration
Speaker 2: date for some of these movies, and some of these sequels,
Speaker 2: these legacy sequels where you may have thirty years in between,
Speaker 2: like a Maverick Top Gun two, like a Coming to
Speaker 2: America two, or even now you have a Happy guild
Speaker 2: More too. Part of the reason why those other examples
Speaker 2: probably worked better as you had most of the principal cast,
Speaker 2: like even Beverly Hills Cop four, and they got it
Speaker 2: in right before Taggert died. That's my concern. And with
Speaker 2: Happy Gilmore two, there are a lot of the funny
Speaker 2: moments that we cannot really relive in Happy Gilmore one,
Speaker 2: and that makes me kind of sad and makes me
Speaker 2: not want to see Happy Gilmore too. Yes, you get
Speaker 2: Julie Bowen, who's gonna play Virginia again. I assume you'll
Speaker 2: probably have Christopher McDonald the Shooter McGavin. But you're not
Speaker 2: gonna have Bob Barker. I don't think you're even going
Speaker 2: to have the jeering fan from the first one. I
Speaker 2: don't see him on the IMDb list. You're not gonna
Speaker 2: have Richard Keel who played Jaws in the James Bond movies. Obviously,
Speaker 2: you're not gonna have Carl Weathers. Those are things that
Speaker 2: are kind of essential.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I would love to have some sort of I don't know,
Speaker 2: throwback to Chubbs. Just that's not going to happen. Now
Speaker 2: Here is the trailer for a Happy Gilmore Too. It's
Speaker 2: more music than anything, but you get a sense of
Speaker 2: what it feels like.
Speaker 3: Arnold Jacko, Tiger, SpongeBob, what is that? What's with the
Speaker 3: beaver teeth? I haven't sworn a cover of years. I'm
Speaker 3: a little intimidated. All these guys hit it big now
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: Know where to start.
Speaker 3: Come on, brother, grip it and rip it.
Speaker 6: I guess I need to update my happy place to
Speaker 6: something a little more age appropriate.
Speaker 2: Montage are trying to get back in shape.
Speaker 3: Mister Gilmore. Hold, we're not done with Golfer. I can
Speaker 3: see a happy fall in love. But yeah, let's go.
Speaker 2: Don't what a lot like tread for that one?
Speaker 4: Thanks?
Speaker 3: I am so sorry.
Speaker 2: There will be Ben Stiller, who's going to be in it,
Speaker 2: Bad Bunny looking at Yeah, Shooter McGavin is going to
Speaker 2: be in Happy Gilmore Too. They'll have a probably a
Speaker 2: cavalcade of professional golfers, real professional golfers making cameos. But
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know if there's going to be
Speaker 2: a Rob Schneider character and they're talking about.
Speaker 3: You can do it. There has to be, There has
Speaker 3: to be, but there has to be.
Speaker 7: This trailer gave me all the fill Why what because
Speaker 7: I remember the movie so fondly and to see happy
Speaker 7: Gilmore the character grow to not be still a silly numbskull,
Speaker 7: but to have matured and coming back out and having
Speaker 7: to approach the game with the same finesse that made
Speaker 7: him who he was. But he's older now. Now he's
Speaker 7: gotta even take it even more serious. Thirty years older. Yes,
Speaker 7: this to me, the way that Adam Sandler is playing this,
Speaker 7: I like this Adam Sandler. I like older actors who
Speaker 7: are able to weave there being older into the storyline,
Speaker 7: not trying to act around it, like this isn't an
Speaker 7: Adam Sandler who's trying to die his hair and look
Speaker 7: younger and see you. No, He's like, look, I want
Speaker 7: to do this film again. I need to acknowledge that
Speaker 7: this character has grown older. This character's more mature. How
Speaker 7: can I do this story and still be funny Adam
Speaker 7: Sandler but make it make sense for the happy Gilmour.
Speaker 2: Fan the cameos have to be on hit absolutely, some
Speaker 2: we just don't see coming. Maybe blend some universes within
Speaker 2: the happy excuse me, the Adam Sandler family of films.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Nick Polychni, you didn't leave yet,
Speaker 3: what do you think? I'm yeah, it's so funny. So
Speaker 3: while I was listening to it, when we were all
Speaker 3: listening to it, that's the first time that I've actually
Speaker 3: watched the trailer. Seen the trailer. There's a lot of
Speaker 3: cameos in this, and I don't I love everything you
Speaker 3: guys have talked about, and I'm on the same page
Speaker 3: with you, but I I don't want to give it
Speaker 3: away because I want people to check out the trailer.
Speaker 3: But there's some random, random people that are thrown in
Speaker 3: there outside of these really cool throwbacks or cameos, because
Speaker 3: the same concept with you guys have described. I would
Speaker 3: love to see some of these more modern comedians or
Speaker 3: whatever is like the children or the whatever related to
Speaker 3: some of the characters from the first one. So maybe
Speaker 3: while the family, you know, we don't got a chubs
Speaker 3: right exactly. And I kind of an idea, I have
Speaker 3: an idea of who would be good in the cast
Speaker 3: that might do something like that, But then you've got
Speaker 3: some really odd choices, like certain people from the music
Speaker 3: industry that are showing up in certain roles, and certain
Speaker 3: people from professional sports that are not golf that are
Speaker 3: showing up in certain roles. Right, And that's why I'm saying,
Speaker 3: like I'm being very specific of not naming names, but
Speaker 3: while I'm watching it and feel all the fields, just
Speaker 3: like T said, I'm also watching and going why are
Speaker 3: you in this? Why are you here? Like this isn't
Speaker 3: an SNL skit after skit after skit. I want just
Speaker 3: what it is. I want to see where they are,
Speaker 3: and like you reference, it's the best thing to I
Speaker 3: want to see where it is this many years later.
Speaker 3: I don't need to do a rehash and I don't
Speaker 3: need to have all the great memeable moments.
Speaker 2: Uh sorry, No, I don't want to say because I'm
Speaker 2: less enthusiastic than the rest of you. And that's only
Speaker 2: because I hold the original such high stream.
Speaker 3: I get it, that's all, you know.
Speaker 5: I came in enthusiastic, but after seeing the trailer I
Speaker 5: lost enthusiasm. Because a certain movies they hold a certain
Speaker 5: place and should kind of be held in isolation.
Speaker 3: You don't you certainly need to have.
Speaker 5: Any continuance on it, And I feel like this might
Speaker 5: just be like either paying off on one of those
Speaker 5: movies he has to do for Netflix or cash grap
Speaker 5: So look, I am all about nostalgia.
Speaker 2: Anyone who knows me knows that I'm all about nostalgia.
Speaker 2: And I love me some Adam Sandler. I'm just saying
Speaker 2: what we're being shown. I might pass, I might pass.
Speaker 3: It's free. You already got the subscription Kelly viewing party,
Speaker 3: because that would be great for what's up an egg.
Speaker 2: See, the problem is Mark won't go to my house.
Speaker 2: He's afraid to go into a black neighborhood. Well, not
Speaker 2: for that movie, I'm not.
Speaker 6: I mean listen, having grown up next to a golf course,
Speaker 6: at least Adam Sandler's now at the age where people
Speaker 6: get away from their families and go play golf.
Speaker 3: That's what that's for.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, If I am six forty everywhere, I heart
Speaker 2: ready at.
Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 2: And for my final thought this evening, I wanted to
Speaker 2: talk about the Democrats and the general storyline of late
Speaker 2: is that the Democrats have hit their lowest level of
Speaker 2: popularity in a generation or ever, or something like that.
Speaker 2: Most of the stories are somewhere along those lines. Everybody
Speaker 2: hates Democrats, and if you ever listen to this show
Speaker 2: for any length of time, you would know. I don't
Speaker 2: do polls or approval ratings. To me, they're a little
Speaker 2: different than asking someone if they're hungry or if they're
Speaker 2: ready to go to the gym or something. Polls don't
Speaker 2: tell you much, and they all change with time or
Speaker 2: the weather. But the Democrats as a party have been
Speaker 2: going through some things. I wouldn't call it puberty, but
Speaker 2: they've been going something, going through some things. Voters have
Speaker 2: been voicing their displeasure with the DNC it's new leadership
Speaker 2: and all leadership for that matter. Democrats inside the party
Speaker 2: have voiced their displeasure the lack of strategy to respond
Speaker 2: to the Trump administration, and there are some high profile
Speaker 2: members who have either left the party or called for
Speaker 2: House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to step up and meet
Speaker 2: the moment and force Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to
Speaker 2: step down and call it a day. The latter who
Speaker 2: was out on an almost canceled book tour. That's the
Speaker 2: only way I can describe it, which is now some
Speaker 2: sort of explanation tour, trying to tell his side of
Speaker 2: the story as to why he decided to go along
Speaker 2: with Republicans and vote for the Continuing Resolution to keep
Speaker 2: the government open. Today, he was a guest on the
Speaker 2: View and this was his explanation.
Speaker 4: Great, what were you thinking? And why?
Speaker 8: Okay, So look, I knew it was a difficult choice,
Speaker 8: and I knew that I'd get a lot of criticism
Speaker 8: from my choice, but I felt as a leader, I
Speaker 8: had to do it. Here's why the CR bill was bad,
Speaker 8: no question, and it allowed a slush fund which allowed
Speaker 8: money to be pushed around expinding.
Speaker 3: For the part people who don't know what.
Speaker 8: CR means, continue the government spending a shutdown. The alternative
Speaker 8: is cut off the government spending. And here's what would
Speaker 8: happen if we cut off government spending. It would be
Speaker 8: devastation like we have never seen, worse than we're saying
Speaker 8: now much. Here's why. That's why I did it. I
Speaker 8: wasn't going to take this flat just for having a
Speaker 8: lot of fun. The bottom line is a government shutdown
Speaker 8: works like this, all government spending is stopped all and
Speaker 8: then the executive branch Trump, Musk, Doge and this real
Speaker 8: evil man. People don't know about Vote. Who's head of OMB.
Speaker 8: His name is Vote, And they could cut off anything
Speaker 8: they want simply by saying it's not essential. So Day
Speaker 8: two snap food for poor kids not essential. Day four
Speaker 8: mass transit New York City subway and subways all over
Speaker 8: not essential. Day seven Medicaid not essential.
Speaker 3: People don't need medicaid. They should get their own health care.
Speaker 8: And this would happen over and over and over again,
Speaker 8: and there's.
Speaker 2: No check in his explanation and reasoning. Is why the
Speaker 2: Democrats are rightly seen as dysfunctional. Whereas what Schumer said
Speaker 2: was factually accurate as to what happens during a shutdown.
Speaker 2: It's also a fact that nobody else at a damn
Speaker 2: party knew that that was going to be his play.
Speaker 2: The House stood in solidarity, obviously thinking that the Senate
Speaker 2: and Democratic Caucus as a whole were in agreement.
Speaker 3: They weren't.
Speaker 2: Schumer's decision caught most of the party by surprise. Also,
Speaker 2: the nature of the shutdown is not new. Everyone should
Speaker 2: have known. That's what's going to happen. Schumer acted like
Speaker 2: he had some last moment epiphany. He was not in
Speaker 2: possession of some secret knowledge. It was one of the
Speaker 2: few moments in which the Democrats could have demonstrated a
Speaker 2: united front and also forced Republicans to the table. But
Speaker 2: instead the Democrats got nothing except clown and the Republicans
Speaker 2: got everything they wanted. Was zero opposition, zero downside, publicly
Speaker 2: embarrassing Hakim Jeffreys and the party as a whole. A
Speaker 2: win win, win, win win, And although I don't personally
Speaker 2: care about polls, they do highlight how poorly the party
Speaker 2: handles its own messaging, creates a viable strategy, or connects
Speaker 2: with voters in a contemporary sense. They're not winning anybody over,
Speaker 2: not even Democrats. But here's something that the Republicans have
Speaker 2: mastered and the Democrats haven't even started practicing.
Speaker 3: The Republicans play to win, no matter the cost.
Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell didn't care that there was no constitutional precedent
Speaker 2: to hold up the Merrick Garland Scotis nomination because it
Speaker 2: was supposedly an election year.
Speaker 3: He did it because it was important to his party.
Speaker 2: He didn't mind seeming hypocritical by rushing through the Amy
Speaker 2: Cony Barrett Scotis nomination a week before a presidential election
Speaker 2: in the very next cycle. Why because it was important
Speaker 2: to the party, and the fruits of those labors are
Speaker 2: continuing to shape America at this very moment. Republicans play
Speaker 2: the long game. Democrats have no long range plan or strategy.
Speaker 2: Republicans play to win. Democrats played by the rules, or
Speaker 2: what they think are the rules. That's why Donald Trump
Speaker 2: can say I don't care what the judges say close quote,
Speaker 2: openly defy lawful rulings and there be neither consequences nor
Speaker 2: a democratic response. But despite all that, here's what I
Speaker 2: believe the media has missed in the assessment of the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party, which is not to be confused with the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party, which doesn't exist.
Speaker 3: It's March of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: There are no elections to win or lose on the
Speaker 2: immediate horizon. You don't select a prom queen during the
Speaker 2: third week of school. Some of the handwringing is definitely overblown.
Speaker 2: That's another lesson that Dems could learn from the Republicans.
Speaker 2: Stop panicking more than a year and a half before
Speaker 2: you have to worry about losing another election. I mean,
Speaker 2: you probably will, but at least you have time to prepare.
Speaker 2: Use it wisely for I am six forty. I'm Mo Kelly.
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