Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. Israel says it's honoring the ceasefire
Speaker 1: agreed to with Iran after Prime Minister Benjamin nettna Who's
Speaker 1: conversation with Trump. Trump was pissed off when he left
Speaker 1: the White House this morning and not happy with either
Speaker 1: country at the moment. After putting his name on the
Speaker 1: ceasefire yesterday, Israel overnight accused Iran of violating its terms
Speaker 1: by launching more missiles. Iran denied that amid reports of
Speaker 1: explosions in the capital city of Tehran. Netnya, Who's office
Speaker 1: in Trump expressed confidence that the ceasefire is.
Speaker 2: Stable except for the Houthis.
Speaker 3: A senior political official and a spokesman for the Huthi
Speaker 3: militants in Yemen, said they are not bound by any
Speaker 3: ceasefire agreement and said that the military operations against Israel
Speaker 3: would continue until the aggression against Gaza stops and that
Speaker 3: siege is lifted. Tropical Storm Andrea to become the first
Speaker 3: tropical storm of the season in the Atlantic, about twelve
Speaker 3: hundred miles away from the Azores and moving east moving
Speaker 3: that direction, maximum sustained wins just about forty miles an hour.
Speaker 2: It's right on time.
Speaker 3: Usually the first name storm of the Atlantic season comes in,
Speaker 3: I think on average on June twentieth, so this would
Speaker 3: be within that window.
Speaker 2: But it's not gonna last. It should be pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Hey quick, if you are of my age, Brandy and
Speaker 1: Monica are hitting the road together.
Speaker 2: I just saw that on the toll Yeah, the Boy
Speaker 2: is Mine Tour.
Speaker 1: It's gonna stop in twenty four cities kicks off in
Speaker 1: October and Cincinnati, ends in Houston in December.
Speaker 2: That would be a fun night. Are you gonna what
Speaker 2: are you gonna go? I don't know.
Speaker 3: So speaking of the weather, there is something that, something
Speaker 3: incredible that happened at Lake Tahoe over the weekend. And
Speaker 3: when I say incredible, we were just watching a video
Speaker 3: during the break here that showed a time lapse is
Speaker 3: not the right word, but splices a video over the
Speaker 3: course of just a couple of hours on Lake Tahoe
Speaker 3: on Saturday afternoon, where it starts at about two two
Speaker 3: thirty in the afternoon, A couple of scattered clouds in
Speaker 3: the sky, but nothing real big and then the wind
Speaker 3: picks up, and I mean wind in Lake Tahoe is
Speaker 3: not unusual, and yeah, the lake itself can get pretty choppy.
Speaker 3: But by three three thirty, the clouds had come over
Speaker 3: and the wind was howling. They were talking forty forty
Speaker 3: five fifty miles an hour, so that swells on Lake
Speaker 3: Tahoe reached about eight sorry eight feet eight to ten
Speaker 3: feet was one of the estimates. Boats started wrestling free
Speaker 3: from their moorings. They were running into each other. There
Speaker 3: were people who were scrambling to get off of the
Speaker 3: power boats that were out on the lake and just
Speaker 3: basically running up onto the beach and then trying to
Speaker 3: get out of the boat because it was so dangerous
Speaker 3: to be out on the lake. There was one boat
Speaker 3: that officially went over, twenty seven foot crisscraft that went over,
Speaker 3: filled with tourists, and two more people have now been
Speaker 3: found dead, so the death toll from that specific boat
Speaker 3: is now eight people killed.
Speaker 1: Looking at the footage, it is unrecognizable as Lake Tahoe.
Speaker 2: No visibility.
Speaker 1: Waves crashing on the shore, six foot seven foot waves,
Speaker 1: boats just looking like toy boats and a bathtub, the
Speaker 1: sky dark. It does not look like Tahoe at all
Speaker 1: as those boats are crashing into each other, and it passes,
Speaker 1: and then it passes, and blue skies come back out.
Speaker 3: You guys again, the lake as clear and flat as ever.
Speaker 2: Tell me about the conspiracy thing well in just a second.
Speaker 3: So the meteorological explanation, at least what they're going with
Speaker 3: now is that it was a down draft associated with
Speaker 3: a severe thunderstorm that rolled through.
Speaker 2: That is not unusual.
Speaker 3: The up and down of the wind currents in a
Speaker 3: thunderstorm like that is exactly why airplanes don't want to
Speaker 3: fly through there, because it'll completely you know, wreck their
Speaker 3: ability to stay you know, aloft. And when the downdraft
Speaker 3: hits something like the lake the surface, it's going to
Speaker 3: go and spread out. And that's why the winds were
Speaker 3: so erratic at forty fifty miles an hour. But it's
Speaker 3: not weird. It's not a it's not a common but
Speaker 3: it's also not something that they couldn't figure out. It's
Speaker 3: not like I didn't know that that could possibly happen
Speaker 3: in Lake Tahoe. The weather modification weapon thread of that's
Speaker 3: what hit Lake Tahoe is pretty hot and heavy right now,
Speaker 3: is it somehow somewhere someone pushes the Dick Cheney weather
Speaker 3: modification button and that they targeted specifically Lake Tahoe to
Speaker 3: see if it worked.
Speaker 1: Why would they target Lake Tahoe? And what is this weapon?
Speaker 1: This is all new to You've never heard of weather modification.
Speaker 1: So there was a there was a whole discussion about
Speaker 1: whether or not that's an actual thing.
Speaker 2: Can can you somehow manipulate manipulate the weather as a weapon?
Speaker 2: Kim Trails.
Speaker 1: I'll just leave this right here.
Speaker 2: Elmer talked to me.
Speaker 4: Elmer, Well, I'm not an expert on it, but like
Speaker 4: I have heard it throughout the years.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you know about this, these theories of weather.
Speaker 2: Do you believe in it? I'm open to tell me more.
Speaker 2: What do you know that I'm with Elmer.
Speaker 3: I'm afraid to say too much about it because I
Speaker 3: don't want anybody to think that I believe it.
Speaker 2: I'm not open to it.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's such thing as a weather modification
Speaker 3: weapon that would target something like Lake Tahoe.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't target Lake Tahoe, especially in Lake if it
Speaker 1: wor Yeah, but all the money that's lost from tourism
Speaker 1: and you're.
Speaker 3: Building a weather modification weapon you don't care about lost?
Speaker 3: What is not your goal? If you are I don't know,
Speaker 3: controlling something I don't.
Speaker 1: Know now googling it, which means I'm gonna get all
Speaker 1: the weirdo niche pockets of the internet advertised to me.
Speaker 2: You didn't have to weather modification.
Speaker 3: Remember I got male leotards yesterday on my That was
Speaker 3: all me.
Speaker 2: The goal. Mm hmmmm hmm. But you gotta share with
Speaker 2: us what's uh? You can't you control fear? That is something.
Speaker 1: Common methods include cloud seeding, which involves introducing substances like
Speaker 1: silver iodide into clouds to increase or suppress precipitation. Other
Speaker 1: methods include fog dispersal and potentially even influencing atmosphere proceeds
Speaker 1: like hurricane intensity. Historical examples, I love AI, don't you?
Speaker 1: Operation Popeye during the Vietnam War. This could all be
Speaker 1: made up too, because AI does that as well. Operation
Speaker 1: Popeye during the Vietnam War, the US military used cloud
Speaker 1: seating to extend the monsoon season over the Ho Chiman Trail,
Speaker 1: trying to disrupt enemy supply lines.
Speaker 2: Didn't read about Operation Popeye, did we?
Speaker 1: No? You didn't project storm fury a US government effort
Speaker 1: in the sixties to weaken hurricanes by cloud seating, although
Speaker 1: results were inconclusive.
Speaker 2: Oh Elmer was in the military. That's how he knows.
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Speaker 1: I fell into this story over the weekend. She died
Speaker 1: years ago. Cold case. Seems like they've spent this time
Speaker 1: building the case against her husband, the timeline, the daughter's
Speaker 1: role in this as well.
Speaker 2: It's all very fascinating. We'll talk about it.
Speaker 1: They have now arrested him for the murder of his
Speaker 1: dead wife and this cold case.
Speaker 3: This is day twenty nine of the seanditty Combs trial.
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Speaker 3: Tenny Garagus is Mark Arragos's.
Speaker 2: Daughter, right.
Speaker 3: I told the court that her team and the government
Speaker 3: each plan to take at least four hours for closing arguments.
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Speaker 1: I was wondering why Fox News has this krawl of
Speaker 1: dedicated to the hot temperatures in summer, and now I'm
Speaker 1: realizing why. It's because they're based out of New York
Speaker 1: and wherever you're based out of it's the biggest news
Speaker 1: of the day, right whatever, the big news is where
Speaker 1: you are. And the temperature in New York City has
Speaker 1: reached one hundred degrees already today, well, I mean it's
Speaker 1: one o'clock. Kennedy Airport recorded one hundred degrees at midday,
Speaker 1: not the hottest time of the day.
Speaker 2: Yet.
Speaker 3: We talked before about the thirty dollars an hour minimum
Speaker 3: wage that is going to be imposed on hotels and
Speaker 3: airport workers, et cetera ahead of the twenty twenty eight Olympics.
Speaker 2: Hotel owners are.
Speaker 1: Payoss No, not just pissed. This is an untenable situation.
Speaker 1: You can't sustain paying thirty dollars an hour minimum wage
Speaker 1: when you're running a hotel where the margins are not large. Anyway,
Speaker 1: this is maybe good news for people who want to
Speaker 1: work under the table, maybe good for illegal immigrants, because
Speaker 1: that's the only way you're going to be able to
Speaker 1: run a hotel is by a wink wink, nod nod situation.
Speaker 2: If a thirty.
Speaker 1: Hour minimum wage is going to be sticking around, there's a.
Speaker 3: Couple of things that the hotel owners can do. Among
Speaker 3: other things, they are petitioning to suspend the new ordinance
Speaker 3: that was passed by the city. Several hotel owners are
Speaker 3: also calling up their lawyers and asking if they can
Speaker 3: pull out of the agreements that they had made to
Speaker 3: provide blocks of rooms during the Olympic Games. Some of
Speaker 3: them said they were all ready to get out of
Speaker 3: La simply because the governments of the municipal governments here
Speaker 3: make it too difficult to do their jobs.
Speaker 1: And you can't talk about this story without talking about
Speaker 1: the hypocrisy at city Hall where they're cutting, cutting, cutting
Speaker 1: all the departments, laying off people, realizing that they are
Speaker 1: strapped financially, while demanding that the business community pony up
Speaker 1: more money for their workers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know that.
Speaker 3: Listen, the if you wanted to come to La and
Speaker 3: stay in one of these hotels anytime in the next
Speaker 3: four or five years, you're already paying a pretty penny
Speaker 3: because this is a tourist destination. So the prices for
Speaker 3: a lot of these hotels is going to be high anyway.
Speaker 3: But now you're going to be hit with what do
Speaker 3: you call higher resort fees or whatever they want to
Speaker 3: you know, whatever kind of fee or tax they're going
Speaker 3: to put on your room charge that's an extra forty
Speaker 3: five dollars a night that's not part of the advertised price.
Speaker 3: They're going to charge you sixty bucks a day to park.
Speaker 3: I mean, that kind of stuff is what's going to
Speaker 3: add up. And that's how they're going to make up
Speaker 3: the difference.
Speaker 1: If you have a stomach for it. Let's not let
Speaker 1: this crisis go to waste, shall we? With the Olympics
Speaker 1: coming in World Cup right as well? If you can,
Speaker 1: if you want to, you rent out that home of yours.
Speaker 1: You will make a killing, a killing. You and some
Speaker 1: friends decide that you're going to live together for a week,
Speaker 1: you rent out one of the homes, you will make
Speaker 1: a lot of money. You don't have the resort fee,
Speaker 1: you don't have the thirty you have a cleaning fee
Speaker 1: to charge.
Speaker 3: Well, you've just said something out loud, and now the
Speaker 3: La City Council and the County Board of Supervisors are
Speaker 3: going to go, wait a minute, maybe we should impose
Speaker 3: restrictions on short term rentals so that they do exist.
Speaker 2: But are they enforced not all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, if you want to make some quick
Speaker 1: money and you've got a place, and the Olympic are
Speaker 1: coming to town and people are going to be looking
Speaker 1: at best option, whether it's Airbnb or staying at the
Speaker 1: Omni downtown for six hundred dollars a night for a
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars a night place, I'm going to probably
Speaker 1: go with Airbnb and get a car and drive from
Speaker 1: Valencia to downtown.
Speaker 3: John Bortz is chief executive of Pebblebrook Hotel Trust. They
Speaker 3: owned two hotels in the city of La and several
Speaker 3: others in the LA area, and said, we would love
Speaker 3: to sell our hotels in LA, but nobody will buy them.
Speaker 3: Part of the reason is we've had one of the
Speaker 3: slowest recoveries from the pandemic among the top twenty five
Speaker 3: hotel markets in the country. When you adjust for inflation,
Speaker 3: revenue per available room is about fifteen percent below pre
Speaker 3: pandemic performance during the twelve month period that.
Speaker 2: Ended in April.
Speaker 3: Already, we're having a hard time recovering, and the city
Speaker 3: of La thinks this is the best way to make
Speaker 3: sure that they.
Speaker 1: Have ever They've never run a business, they don't know
Speaker 1: what the hell they're doing, and they want to do
Speaker 1: the popular thing. Oh you want more money, Oh it's
Speaker 1: not my money. Sure have as much as you want.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. A bunch of horrores. Era one. Have you
Speaker 1: ever been to an ara one? I went. I went
Speaker 1: for the first time in Pasadena about a month ago.
Speaker 2: I get it. It's beautiful.
Speaker 1: It's kind of a fun way to shop if you've
Speaker 1: got nothing but maybe somebody else's money. Like La City Council,
Speaker 1: it's very pricey. It is a beautiful shop. It's like
Speaker 1: a it's like a boutique grocery experience, is what it's like.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about it because now it's a tourist destination
Speaker 1: here in La.
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Speaker 3: I want to pay off something that we heard about
Speaker 3: last month. For sure, Hey Gary.
Speaker 4: Shannon, I doesn't fright. I just want to let you
Speaker 4: guys know my son.
Speaker 3: Vince cashed in his Metallica tickets this past weekend.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was awesome.
Speaker 4: We even got upgraded till the sixteenth row instead of
Speaker 4: the third level.
Speaker 2: Great show, love your guys shows.
Speaker 4: Have a good day.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Oh that's the Metallica concert that he got to go
Speaker 1: to for like his house.
Speaker 2: Old was he No, he was younger. He was like
Speaker 2: twelve or something.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I think and mom arranged it because Mom
Speaker 1: called back.
Speaker 2: Because you were like, how did he get out? Did
Speaker 2: dad get away with that?
Speaker 1: Mom's like I got the ticket something like that for
Speaker 1: Vince's birthday.
Speaker 2: My heart grew three sizes that day Gary two things.
Speaker 6: I know I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer,
Speaker 6: but can you guys explain to me what is an
Speaker 6: acre feet or acre foot? And the other thing is
Speaker 6: Gary mentioned about the guy in New York that wants
Speaker 6: to be a mayor about not being too experienced. Well,
Speaker 6: what are the experience or what their qualifications to be
Speaker 6: mayor or for that matter, to be anyone in politics.
Speaker 2: See people come to us for the information, good questions.
Speaker 3: Acrefoot is a lot of water equivalent to three hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty five thousand gallons A lot of water, A
Speaker 3: lot of water like an acre an with a foot
Speaker 3: deep of water on it.
Speaker 2: Right, that's an acre foot? Right? Usually reservoirs. Is that
Speaker 2: a farming calculation?
Speaker 3: If you have a pond on your on your farm,
Speaker 3: I mean, if you need water to water your crops,
Speaker 3: you can well, I guess you could do it that way.
Speaker 2: It is. It is a unit of volume. Anyway, he
Speaker 2: makes a good point about running for mayor.
Speaker 1: You should just be a dude who lives in the community,
Speaker 1: maybe raising a family, with a job, who wants the
Speaker 1: city to be better.
Speaker 2: That should be the qualification.
Speaker 1: So I found it shouldn't have had to whore out
Speaker 1: yourself for three decades or two decades to get to
Speaker 1: that position.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, mayor of New York City. The requirements.
Speaker 3: You have to be eighteen, you have to be a
Speaker 3: US citizen, and you must be a resident of New
Speaker 3: York City for at least how long would you say
Speaker 3: you have to be a resident of New York City
Speaker 3: for how long?
Speaker 2: Four years? Thirty days? Okay? To run for mayor of
Speaker 2: that city. It's a city where people come and go. True,
Speaker 2: it's a city of immigrants.
Speaker 1: That's you come, you go, you stay, you make money,
Speaker 1: you leave, you come back. You look for your third act,
Speaker 1: like Anthony Wiener.
Speaker 2: I tried to find.
Speaker 3: I think the closest Arawon to where we sit right
Speaker 3: now is the one in Studio City. There's one over
Speaker 3: in Silver Lake, and there's one like you mentioned out
Speaker 3: in Pasadena area, but the Arawon Studio City is probably
Speaker 3: the closest to us. I still couldn't tell you where
Speaker 3: it is or what is in it.
Speaker 1: There was just an advertisement on a game show for
Speaker 1: this resort in Italy and it was called in Villa
Speaker 1: something or other, but it was called an olive oil resort,
Speaker 1: and I was like, yes, please, Why I love olive oils,
Speaker 1: all of the different flavors of olive oils, the different
Speaker 1: fields of olive oils.
Speaker 2: I love olive oil. Do they sell olive oil at Arawon?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, yeah, so I've been. I went to an
Speaker 1: Arawon once, the one in Pasadena. It was a rainy day,
Speaker 1: I remember, and I walk in and it was such
Speaker 1: a juxtaposition between the rainy day and the beautiful, bright,
Speaker 1: colorful lights of arawan There are rules in this market.
Speaker 2: I don't want to say rules, but I felt.
Speaker 1: Like there was definitely a way to navigate the market,
Speaker 1: where to stand if you were ordering fresh food or whatever.
Speaker 1: It's an upscale, boutique grocery market where you pay through
Speaker 1: the nose. For instance, I saw a they have all
Speaker 1: these fresh soups in the mason jars, which are I
Speaker 1: love soups.
Speaker 2: And I went over there and I'm looking at this.
Speaker 1: I think it was like a tie tomato basil soup,
Speaker 1: spicy tie tomato baiale, and all like that sounds great
Speaker 1: rainy day, right, So I pick it up and I
Speaker 1: look at it and it is twenty three dollars and
Speaker 1: I thought to myself, I do love soup, but not
Speaker 1: for the price of what a filet mignon should cost me,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. So it's that kind of
Speaker 1: a thing. If you like healthy foods, clean foods that
Speaker 1: are prepared that make it easy for you to eat
Speaker 1: healthy and eat clean, and it's efficient, and you've got
Speaker 1: f and you money, that is your place. I can
Speaker 1: see kids being attracted to it because of all of
Speaker 1: the aforementioned bright colors and boutique nature of it and
Speaker 1: the expensive nature of it, because kids like expensive, and
Speaker 1: I think that kind of is what it plays into.
Speaker 1: And when I say kids, I don't mean you know
Speaker 1: eight year olds, I mean you know twenty two to
Speaker 1: twenty four year olds that think it's really cool to
Speaker 1: go into a place like that where everything is it's
Speaker 1: like an apple store but food. Everything's very clean. Everything
Speaker 1: is like cleanly designed, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But it's not a giant is it a grocery store
Speaker 3: or it's like a small it's like a boutique grocery store.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's a small grocery store, but it's beautiful and
Speaker 1: you feel real good when you're walking around in there.
Speaker 1: The produce is gorgeous. The way everything is positioned. It's
Speaker 1: kind of like walking into a market in Tokyo, where
Speaker 1: every everything is about presentation, same thing in an Arawan.
Speaker 2: Everything is about presentation and color. But would people come
Speaker 2: all the way to La to go to Arawan.
Speaker 1: I've known people in Northern California that came down to
Speaker 1: visit and went to an Arawan to see what all
Speaker 1: the fuss was about, because it's a it's an La thing.
Speaker 2: It's like Gwyneth's goop Arawan.
Speaker 3: There are influencers hate the term. Got to use it
Speaker 3: so people know what we're talking about, who make Ariwana
Speaker 3: like a character in their influencing whatever they do, okay,
Speaker 3: And they're mad about these tourists, these Arawan tourists that
Speaker 3: come through.
Speaker 2: Are they ruining the ascetic of their erewon well.
Speaker 3: Meredith Lynch is a writer and an influencer who frequently
Speaker 3: talks about to influencer culture online.
Speaker 2: Sorry threw up a little bit.
Speaker 3: The Beverly Hills location, she says, is so much a
Speaker 3: stage now compared to what it used to be. So
Speaker 3: much about La for better or worses about being seen,
Speaker 3: and now Arawan is a place where people go and
Speaker 3: they get seen.
Speaker 1: That's unfortunate. It's just food, people, It's just food. It's
Speaker 1: going to end up in your toilet tomorrow. Okay, think
Speaker 1: about that when you're walking around.
Speaker 3: Paying for twenty three dollars.
Speaker 1: Well, and the thing is, as I was like thinking
Speaker 1: to myself, well, obviously you got to bring back the
Speaker 1: mason jar to recycle it, right, or maybe they give
Speaker 1: you money back if you recycle it, or do you
Speaker 1: just recite there?
Speaker 3: I had questions, Well, you gotta have you gotta have
Speaker 3: somewhere to put your moist, pulpy mother fungus that you're
Speaker 3: starting your kombucha with, don't you.
Speaker 1: Everything was just wildly overpriced there, and it was busy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I looked around.
Speaker 1: Instead of going like, oh, who's that, I looked around
Speaker 1: going who is that?
Speaker 2: Who's gonna buy that?
Speaker 1: Who has that kind of money to throw away on
Speaker 1: something that's going to end up in the toilet.
Speaker 3: President Trump has landed in the Netherlands for this week's
Speaker 3: big NATO summit. If you make some comments anywhere out
Speaker 3: of Air Force one, we'll roll on those.
Speaker 2: Swamp watches coming up at the top of the hour.
Speaker 5: Anyway, you're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from
Speaker 5: KFI AM six.
Speaker 3: Forty, President Trump had landed in the Netherlands for the
Speaker 3: NATO summit. This is going to be dominated, of course,
Speaker 3: by talk of the peace deal.
Speaker 2: Sorry, the ceasefire deal.
Speaker 3: We won't call it a piece yet, but a ceasefire
Speaker 3: deal between Iran and Israel.
Speaker 1: Bobby Sherman has died Gary. This means a lot for
Speaker 1: people who saw him as.
Speaker 3: A I'm as familiar with Bobby Sherman as I am
Speaker 3: with Arawan teen.
Speaker 1: I heard of it teen idol in the late sixties,
Speaker 1: early seventies. Your mother would have known who Bobby Sherman is.
Speaker 1: Probably died age eighty one. He was diagnosed stage four
Speaker 1: I believe in March cancer.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The British public has been told to actively prepare for
Speaker 3: war on soil around the UK. Newly published National Security
Speaker 3: Strategy said that they're going to have a test of
Speaker 3: the UK with a World War two style spirit needed
Speaker 3: to deal with growing threats, and that as of right now,
Speaker 3: tackling the danger of nuclear weapons would be more complex
Speaker 3: than it was even in the Cold War. They said
Speaker 3: that to warns that major powers like China and Russia
Speaker 3: are trying to gain an upper hand in outer space, cyberspace,
Speaker 3: the deep sea, and the Arctic and Antarctic polls.
Speaker 1: Hey, good news, since we don't really have time for
Speaker 1: much right now. The stock markets continue to rise as
Speaker 1: it appears more and more so that the worst of
Speaker 1: the conflict has passed. S and P five hundred, up
Speaker 1: one percent heading into afternoon trading, adding to a one
Speaker 1: percent gain for the index yesterday, now sitting about one
Speaker 1: percent away.
Speaker 2: From the February record high.
Speaker 1: This is quite the recovery from April's tariff mess that
Speaker 1: induced that selloff.
Speaker 3: I'm glad we don't have a lot of time, only
Speaker 3: because this story doesn't require a lot of time.
Speaker 2: Where were you last night? At about eleven fifty?
Speaker 1: I was actually, uh oh, actually it's probably ten ish
Speaker 1: when I decided to look into what love is Love
Speaker 1: Island is.
Speaker 2: Oh, no, you were in front of a TV.
Speaker 1: It was in front of a TV and you had
Speaker 1: a Love Island story that you regaled me with yesterday.
Speaker 1: And I've heard of Love Island talked about, you know,
Speaker 1: around and I had never watched the show, so I
Speaker 1: threw on episode one of the current season.
Speaker 2: It's everything that was cracked up to be huh.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I say, pushin and listen. Yeah, the
Speaker 4: same story. I watched the first episode last night. Oh
Speaker 4: started talking about it right now. I was geeking.
Speaker 2: Okay, so did you finish the first episode? Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: at like episode three right now. Okay, Oh boy.
Speaker 1: I did not finish the first episode. I but I
Speaker 1: was blown away by what I saw, and I am
Speaker 1: no thinking Violet. I watched the Trash of the Trash
Speaker 1: of the trash, and this man was next level.
Speaker 2: It's peak trash.
Speaker 1: Holy hell, it is peak trash peak. Yeah, I say
Speaker 1: peak is what is? What is the peak?
Speaker 2: If this is not it?
Speaker 3: No, No, I'm just saying peak means it's an elevated thing.
Speaker 3: I would say it's the absolute depths of the trash.
Speaker 1: If trash was a mountain and getting to the highest
Speaker 1: point was the peak, this would be sitting on top
Speaker 1: of that freaking mountain.
Speaker 2: But anyway, what's your point? Oh?
Speaker 3: So, last night, a woman out in sort of the
Speaker 3: Hollywood Hills area starts vandalizing a Porsche.
Speaker 2: You thought this was me?
Speaker 3: Yes, The lapd is called in, throw her in some
Speaker 3: handcuffs and stick her in the back of one of
Speaker 3: the police SUVs. She crawls from the back seat to
Speaker 3: the front seat and steals the police cruiser. Short chase
Speaker 3: they eventually she stops, gets out and is still on
Speaker 3: the lamb.
Speaker 2: Was it my sister?
Speaker 3: Probably not, because one of the main descriptions is A
Speaker 3: she's wearing handcuffs and B she's decked out head to
Speaker 3: toe in Raiders gear.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say, because my sister and I
Speaker 1: there wasn't a handcuffs.
Speaker 2: But we snuck beer.
Speaker 1: We snuck COR's light into the NFC Championship game at
Speaker 1: Sofia on our person, which was pretty cool, so.
Speaker 7: We know how to get But I would also argue
Speaker 7: that if she was to jack a black if she
Speaker 7: was to jack a cop car, she would also don
Speaker 7: herself in raiders gear just to avoid capture.
Speaker 2: Throw off the sense.
Speaker 1: And I would like to defend this woman, oh boy,
Speaker 1: because in this great country of America, we do have
Speaker 1: a team called the Oakland slash Los Angeles slash Las
Speaker 1: Vegas Raiders, and they've seen some things. Those fans have
Speaker 1: been through it. And where are they at quarterback? Where
Speaker 1: are they this year? What do they have to show
Speaker 1: for their commitment to excellence?
Speaker 2: I argue nothing not much. They're like Iran.
Speaker 1: All of their nuclear sites have been imploded, and now
Speaker 1: what are.
Speaker 2: They gonna do?
Speaker 1: Throw a couple missiles at Denver, gonna go to Mile
Speaker 1: High and play footsie with Thunder the Horse.
Speaker 2: They have nothing to do, They have no choices to make.
Speaker 2: They are Iran. And so if one of their fans,
Speaker 2: one of the.
Speaker 3: Lesion Vegas Raiders, are the Iran of the national football.
Speaker 1: If she is going through it in anticipation of what
Speaker 1: is sure to be a very disappointing season, let her
Speaker 1: take the vehicle that she pays tax dollars for.
Speaker 2: Let her ride off.
Speaker 1: With freedom, because sometimes in this country, that is all
Speaker 1: we have.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
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