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Speaker 2: What else is going on?
Speaker 3: Time four? What's happening?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 5: These strong happening by Abner Gas water damage, fire damage
Speaker 5: Furglory called public Adjuster Abner gap eight one eight nine
Speaker 5: one seven five two five.
Speaker 1: Six The strongest wind event of the season possible in
Speaker 1: southern California this week. We've got a wind event. They've
Speaker 1: put a warning up tomorrow ten am through Thursday six pm.
Speaker 1: They say it's going to be the two to ten
Speaker 1: corridor from Silmar to Azusa that will be hit the hardest.
Speaker 1: We've got a lot of fuel, a lot of dry conditions,
Speaker 1: and gus up to eighty miles per hour.
Speaker 5: Not just us, they're saying it's going to affect venturists
Speaker 5: and a barbers and Lucibispo counties as well. Maximum temperatures
Speaker 5: are going to be about five to ten degrees cooler Wednesday,
Speaker 5: there'll be much less cold air advection you know what
Speaker 5: that means, no do and mass temperatures will rise by
Speaker 5: about the same five to ten degrees Back up on Wednesday,
Speaker 5: keep an eye on your forecast, and they say, of
Speaker 5: course there is a possibility of public safety power shutoffs, but.
Speaker 3: You can check that out when you contact so Calaitus.
Speaker 1: Advection is the transport of a substance or quantity by
Speaker 1: bulk motion of a fluid.
Speaker 2: What was supposed to be what was the avection thing?
Speaker 3: There will be less cold air advection.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're using it correctly.
Speaker 5: Well, you get that National Weather Service on the horn,
Speaker 5: could we and give them a little tongue lash.
Speaker 1: The cold air avection is the movement of colder air
Speaker 1: into a warmer region by the wind. Why can't they
Speaker 1: just say it's going to be colder the wind. The
Speaker 1: wind's going to move the cold air.
Speaker 5: In a very sad story out of Orange County Fire
Speaker 5: Authority yesterday, a veteran firefighter died after cardiac arrest working
Speaker 5: on a residential structure fire down in goon and Neguel
Speaker 5: Fire Apparatus Engineer Kevin Skinner was working that fire just
Speaker 5: about five in the morning. He experienced a sudden medical emergency.
Speaker 5: Obviously firefighters were right there, duh. They immediately performed life
Speaker 5: saving measures. He was transported to a nearby hospitals.
Speaker 2: Survived by wife and three kids.
Speaker 5: Small plane crashed in the backyard in Temple City. They
Speaker 5: looked like this plane was headed towards the San Gabriel
Speaker 5: Valley Airport, crashing into a single story family home. Not
Speaker 5: clear how many people were on board at the time
Speaker 5: of the crash, but they said that it caught a
Speaker 5: tree and that the tree prevented it from actually hitting
Speaker 5: the house, which is pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: The woman who killed Selina wants parole, to which I say,
Speaker 1: let her out, because then it'll be the death penalty
Speaker 1: she will be. There will be a hit on her
Speaker 1: as soon as she is a free person. In fact,
Speaker 1: that's what she says should be the reason she's paroled.
Speaker 1: She has told the parole board that she has a
Speaker 1: bounty on her head inside or outside, Yolanda, people want
Speaker 1: you dead.
Speaker 5: You killed Selena. Remember that was the weirdest story. She
Speaker 5: was the president of the fan club.
Speaker 2: And was extorting a bunch of money.
Speaker 5: And Selena confronted her about it, and she claimed that
Speaker 5: he The shooting itself was an accident. I just happened
Speaker 5: to have a gun in my hand, pointed at the
Speaker 5: person who's fan club.
Speaker 3: I Am the founder of or president.
Speaker 5: Of Congestion Pricing, has been making headlines in New York City.
Speaker 5: This measure is going to charge people as much as
Speaker 5: nine bucks to enter Manhattan during peak hours. They said
Speaker 5: it's supposed to bring some sort of traffic relief to Manhattan,
Speaker 5: the worst traffic in the world in New York in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty three. An advocates say that this nine bucks,
Speaker 5: again that's the maximum, but the nine bucks would raise
Speaker 5: somewhere about fifteen billion dollars for upgrades to the transit
Speaker 5: system there in New York. They said that it will
Speaker 5: ease traffic, that will improve air quality, and they also
Speaker 5: hope that it's going to reduce.
Speaker 3: The number of traffic fatalities.
Speaker 5: More than two hundred and fifty people died in traffic
Speaker 5: accidents in New York City just last year, including one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifteen pedestrians who were hit and killed by cars.
Speaker 1: So Three Kings Day in southern California today Dia delos Reyes.
Speaker 1: It is a Latin tradition honors the day the Three
Speaker 1: Kings found the newborn Jesus.
Speaker 3: I mean he wasn't lost. They may have been.
Speaker 2: They followed the star, not like the pink bow.
Speaker 3: Here traditional oval shaped sweetbread rosca de Reyes.
Speaker 5: Big part of the festivities, part of the tradition is
Speaker 5: that inside each of the roscas is a small baby
Speaker 5: Jesus figure. Oh yeah, hidden within the dough. And whoever
Speaker 5: gets the baby Jesus gets.
Speaker 1: A party or throws the party. I think it goes
Speaker 1: gets to throw upon Yeah, exactly. That's always fun to
Speaker 1: put a little chokable toy in your food, Right, you're
Speaker 1: shoveling that down?
Speaker 2: What's that all? What's out in my mouth?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: That's I just broke a tooth. Oh it's a baby Jesus.
Speaker 3: I saw this on I think Friday.
Speaker 5: They were talking about getting some of these sweetbreads ready
Speaker 5: because it takes a while to prepare, and the guy
Speaker 5: doing the bakery owner had a like a tub of
Speaker 5: little plastic baby Jesus Is, Baby Jesi, baby baby Jesus Is.
Speaker 1: I would just say, baby Jesus, plastic toys just to Jesus,
Speaker 1: plastic void any blasphemy with Jesus igh and Jesus'.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and they're all choking hazards.
Speaker 2: They are, but hey, it's tradition.
Speaker 3: You could put a bigger one in there. That's but
Speaker 3: then I guess it.
Speaker 1: Takes a fun of it because this way you can't
Speaker 1: really fun. Huh, you can't really It takes the fun
Speaker 1: out of the Himleck. This way you can't really see
Speaker 1: where which slice the baby Jesus is in hind Leck,
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's called about a doctor kidding.
Speaker 1: Tell me about the cheeseburgers. So you to I love
Speaker 1: a McDonald's cheeseburger.
Speaker 5: Eighth of January, that is Wednesday, you can get a
Speaker 5: special deal. One in eight Americans who have worked for
Speaker 5: a McDonald's there, so they're using one eight to celebrate,
Speaker 5: and all six hundred McDonald's restaurants throughout southern California will
Speaker 5: offer a one dollar and eight cent cheeseburger if you
Speaker 5: go through the app. You got to go through the app,
Speaker 5: so it's one of the ways they're going to get
Speaker 5: you to sign up for the app.
Speaker 3: Is but a dollar eight.
Speaker 4: By Guaria Channon, It's Charlie listened to you out in Texas,
Speaker 4: very cold Texas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, fart lick was a exercise technique we use in cycling.
Speaker 3: Is great for building speed and endurance. Yeah, but a
Speaker 3: super funny name. Part lick. You should fart lick today,
Speaker 3: I will.
Speaker 2: She should fart lick with your wife.
Speaker 5: No, she's a runner, yeah, but not that she doesn't
Speaker 5: want to do what she is and it would be embarrassing. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but she also wouldn't want to do what I'm doing.
Speaker 3: Is because I'm doing sprints.
Speaker 2: Today, right, Well, that's fart licking. That's oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: you guys. I am cracking up over here listening to
Speaker 2: you talk about fartles because I'm a runner, so I'm
Speaker 2: very familiar with training intervals like that. But oh my god,
Speaker 2: oh thank you for the laugh. Uh, good luck with
Speaker 2: your fartlegs.
Speaker 1: See, I feel like you're in the minority with this
Speaker 1: fanatical pronunciation.
Speaker 6: Fish Shannon, Gary Dave and sacremony again. I actually own
Speaker 6: a fish and equipment company that specializes in kill bags
Speaker 6: that whole tuna and other fish shout out to dechand
Speaker 6: sportscand that fish can say below forty degrees up to
Speaker 6: six months. Oh wow, you know, obviously colder the better
Speaker 6: you can freeze them.
Speaker 3: But uh we old fish and kill.
Speaker 6: Bags for days upon days covered a nice wow.
Speaker 4: See it?
Speaker 1: Well okay, but okay, so I have a follow up question,
Speaker 1: is it Dave. Yeah, but this this fish was out
Speaker 1: of its kill bag. How long can it? I guess
Speaker 1: just for the auction how long can a fish that
Speaker 1: size last outside of a kill bag before you go
Speaker 1: to put it back in there and douse it with ice.
Speaker 5: Well, I would also assume that they're the auction place.
Speaker 5: It's very cold.
Speaker 3: It's cold.
Speaker 5: It's very cold, and maybe that's why they don't. I'm
Speaker 5: just worried about the the food safety of the.
Speaker 4: Chad in lay, so about the tunas. Most of these boats.
Speaker 4: I do a lot of tuna fishing here locally, soakl
Speaker 4: goes out of San Diego. Most of these boats have
Speaker 4: an r SW refrigerated salt water take hold. If you
Speaker 4: get the tuna, you properly dispatch it, kill it, bleed it,
Speaker 4: gut it, kill it, and then you put it into
Speaker 4: the SW saltwater tank. It's usually about a thirty two
Speaker 4: degrees in the water and that's what keeps your fish
Speaker 4: sushi fresh.
Speaker 3: There there you go.
Speaker 2: Now, I want some sugarfish, salmon sashimi.
Speaker 5: Salmon I ever had with salmon that was caught it
Speaker 5: and within ten minutes of it being pulled out of
Speaker 5: the water. Yeah, he had sliced off little raw pieces
Speaker 5: for us to eat, and then the rest of it
Speaker 5: we took back to the to the cabin an hour
Speaker 5: maybe hour and a half later and cooked it up.
Speaker 2: It's like butter butter.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, love the show.
Speaker 3: Hey you glad you guys. We're back from vacation.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I got the baby juices this morning, so in the party.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what the of course? Good?
Speaker 1: H Yeah, well, congratulations on the baby juice. I have
Speaker 1: a question about the sweetbreads. What do you put in
Speaker 1: them or on top of them? They're variations.
Speaker 3: I do not know.
Speaker 5: I've seen different things and I can't tell if it's
Speaker 5: candy or if it's veged.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We're too white.
Speaker 3: We're too white.
Speaker 2: Tackle the too.
Speaker 3: Speaking of tackle football.
Speaker 2: Don't call me gringo in there, it's pejorative.
Speaker 5: NFL playoff field is now finalized. Among other things, we
Speaker 5: know that the Chargers are gonna play in Houston on
Speaker 5: Saturday afternoons.
Speaker 1: Plastic Baby Jesus in the sweetbreads for giving me an
Speaker 1: indoor stadium and not Baltimore. I know it's not about me,
Speaker 1: Plastic Baby Jesus, but.
Speaker 3: The rest of Houston may be very cold.
Speaker 5: Still, the rest of Houston, I mean to and from
Speaker 5: the stadium could could get kind of.
Speaker 2: Nad Did I drop in on your daughter?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she would love that.
Speaker 2: It says it's Houston for Saturday fifty degrees.
Speaker 3: Oh that's nothing, You got nothing to worry about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are two games on Saturday, the Chargers Texans,
Speaker 5: of course, is gonna be the first one. Steelers at
Speaker 5: the Ravens Man. How many times am I going to
Speaker 5: have to invoke the Mike Tomlin rule and then get
Speaker 5: punched in the face by the Mike Tomlin rule.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, the Steelers have been on their way down.
Speaker 1: Some could say, just like the Texans, they have not
Speaker 1: played well down the stretch. Russell Wilson running out the
Speaker 1: clock instead of freaking throwing it out of bounds or
Speaker 1: getting out of bound.
Speaker 2: What are you doing? What are you doing like you're
Speaker 2: a you're a veteran.
Speaker 1: That is what would Greg Williams say, because that is
Speaker 1: what Russell Wilson did. And you don't spend that many
Speaker 1: years in the league at quarterback and not understand the
Speaker 1: value of the clock. In that very situation, we're having.
Speaker 3: Some veteranm stupid out of veterans.
Speaker 4: So I can't wait to see young guys play, because
Speaker 4: guess what you.
Speaker 3: Can't be worse?
Speaker 2: Is there a call for justin fields at all in Pittsburgh?
Speaker 2: I wonder. I don't know. I haven't been paying attention
Speaker 2: to the Pittsburgh media.
Speaker 5: Those are the two games on Saturday. Then on Sunday
Speaker 5: you've got three games. Broncos at the Bills, that's going
Speaker 5: to be a cold game, Packers at the Eagles, and
Speaker 5: then the Commanders at the Buccaneers on Sunday evening.
Speaker 1: I'm curious about Baker is playing with his hair on fire,
Speaker 1: but that is a good Buccaneers team. I'm just curious
Speaker 1: about that. I mean, there's gonna be some upsets. There
Speaker 1: always is usually, but it's always fascinating because you look
Speaker 1: at the schedule and you feel like it's a no
Speaker 1: brainer almost, but it's not. I thought last night game
Speaker 1: was gonna be razor thin close, and it was not.
Speaker 5: The Rams get to host a game on Monday night,
Speaker 5: they'll the final game for that first weekend of playoffs.
Speaker 5: Is the Vikings coming into town to take on the Ram?
Speaker 1: Could it be that Kevin O'Connell with the Vikings is
Speaker 1: playing chess with the Lions, knowing they'll see them again.
Speaker 1: Knock off the Rams, Yeah, beat the Commanders, end up
Speaker 1: playing them again or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Wait, no, they would, Yeah, they would win. They would
Speaker 1: meet in the conference championship.
Speaker 5: I guess which is down the road. I mean, it's
Speaker 5: still that would be pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: But the Eagles are going to be really hard to beat.
Speaker 5: By the way, we are going to do our Gas
Speaker 5: Fantasy for play but as we have done for the
Speaker 5: last several years, that first weekend of playoffs turns into
Speaker 5: the Gas Fantasy six pack. Because there will be six games.
Speaker 5: It's harder to pick all six. You mentioned it. It's
Speaker 5: a given that there will be some upsets. You just
Speaker 5: got to be able to figure out which one, which game,
Speaker 5: game games which games will be upsets. There is a
Speaker 5: football game tonight, but it is the college kind. This
Speaker 5: one is going to be the FCS title game between
Speaker 5: the North Dakota State Bison and the Montana State Bobcats.
Speaker 2: You've said that about four times.
Speaker 3: I'm excited about that.
Speaker 1: Okay, it sounds like it like you got some skin
Speaker 1: in that game. You got some prize picks action. What's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 5: Just saying two hundred and fourteen and a half yards
Speaker 5: for the quarterback for North Dakota State.
Speaker 2: I was in easy pick there. It's not a problem.
Speaker 1: I was in the elevator last night at thet I
Speaker 1: almost said the coliseum at Allegiance Stadium in Vegas and
Speaker 1: taking the elevator up from the field to the press
Speaker 1: box and the elevator operator there's a bunch of us
Speaker 1: in there. He starts talking as Pittsburgh comes up, and
Speaker 1: I was like, ah, they's just been they's just been
Speaker 1: not been good down the stretch.
Speaker 2: And he's like, I hate Russell Wilson. I hate him.
Speaker 2: And we're like all of us are like why do
Speaker 2: you hate Russell Wilson. He's like, oh, he's a bum
Speaker 2: blah blah blah. Yeah yeah, And.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I've never heard anyone go so hard on
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson. I was like, yeah, man, settled down, Like
Speaker 1: he's not that bad of it. He's actually a good
Speaker 1: guy and blah blah. He's like, no, he's trash.
Speaker 2: He's trash. I'm like, what what happened?
Speaker 1: And he's like, well, I lost a big bed on
Speaker 1: the Steelers last night. I was like, Okay, I was like,
Speaker 1: I've never heard somebody with such passion one way or
Speaker 1: the other about Russell Wilson.
Speaker 5: Goodness, but that makes sense when we come back a
Speaker 5: quick roundup of the storm stuff that's going on back
Speaker 5: east and why we have seen such incredible travel delays
Speaker 5: associated with all that.
Speaker 1: Hey, I wanted to revisit this fuck Sports lawsuit, this
Speaker 1: culture of just ass hattery that apparently goes on at
Speaker 1: Fox Sports. They started to break yesterday early evening, and
Speaker 1: it's from a former Fox Sports hairstylist that has accused
Speaker 1: multiple people at Fox Sports of sexual misconduct men women alike.
Speaker 1: This is a woman by the name of Nushin Frahi.
Speaker 1: Frahi worked for the company as a hairstylist part timer
Speaker 1: from twenty twelve to twenty sixteen and then full time
Speaker 1: from twenty sixteen to August of twenty twenty four. Now,
Speaker 1: Skip Bayless, I don't know him, I don't watch him.
Speaker 1: I see the snippets, I see him with his hot takes,
Speaker 1: what have you. He was a host of Undisputed for
Speaker 1: a long time. Is kind of at the center of this.
Speaker 1: She accuses Skip Bayless of offering her one point five
Speaker 1: million dollars to have sex with her. She says that
Speaker 1: she would cut his hair or what have you, in
Speaker 1: that he would grab her hands, kiss them, hug her,
Speaker 1: rub up against her breasts, and asked for sex for
Speaker 1: one point five million dollars. She rebuffed him. She said,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't date people I work with. She
Speaker 1: did it time and time again, to the point of
Speaker 1: her saying, look, I've got ovarian cancer.
Speaker 2: This is not happening.
Speaker 5: How do you come up with a one point five
Speaker 5: million dollar offer for that?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: I mean that's well, I guess the one million dollars
Speaker 1: is a little antiquated after what was that movie with.
Speaker 2: Robert Redford and indecent proposals?
Speaker 3: That's what it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so one million is kind of like the early
Speaker 1: nineties going rates right, one point five is where we're
Speaker 1: at more today, Okay.
Speaker 5: She also claims that one of the hosts at FS
Speaker 5: one Joy Taylor, was using relations sexual relationships with a
Speaker 5: former NFL co host, former NFL Star co host Emmanuelacho,
Speaker 5: and network executive Charlie Dixon to further her career, and
Speaker 5: you pointed out if that's the case, then she was
Speaker 5: doing it on two different levels. Among she was banging
Speaker 5: around with another talent guy, but also banging around with management,
Speaker 5: this network executive. And in this lawsuit, the hairdresser claims
Speaker 5: that Joy Taylor was going to protect her job at
Speaker 5: the network by fabricating a sexual misconduct allegation against the
Speaker 5: executive against Charlie Dixon.
Speaker 1: This is going to ruin thing for hairstylists nationwide. Well,
Speaker 1: the hair salon is where you go to spill out
Speaker 1: all the beams. Tell the hairstylist seting they're really great listeners.
Speaker 3: Really they have to be done.
Speaker 1: I spend time in the hair salon getting this hair
Speaker 1: to look this color every month, and I sit there
Speaker 1: and I listen to these women just pour out their
Speaker 1: hearts and souls and lives to the hairstylists and they
Speaker 1: know everything. Now, I've never heard stuff like this be
Speaker 1: told to the hairstylists, But I would think if you
Speaker 1: were trying to sleep your way to the top on
Speaker 1: two different planes, one with a bigger personality than you.
Speaker 1: I mean personality in terms of who gets paid more
Speaker 1: at the network and Emmanuel Atcho, and the other plane
Speaker 1: being the executive who makes the decisions, who gets the
Speaker 1: roles when it comes to the talent, Why would you
Speaker 1: ever tell anybody that.
Speaker 5: That's part of why the lawsuit itself doesn't make a
Speaker 5: lot of sense to me. I don't know if she,
Speaker 5: like you said with Skip Baalis, I don't know, if
Speaker 5: he ever actually made this, she could, you could file
Speaker 5: super sure, but why would Why would Joy Taylor say
Speaker 5: that to her? Even in confidence, even if it was
Speaker 5: your friend. It just seems like, yeah, well.
Speaker 2: I guess if you're that gross type of human.
Speaker 3: If you're sloppy with your love like.
Speaker 1: That, you're confident and you think that you can just
Speaker 1: tell the little people anything and they'll think it's fabulous.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: And she was there for a long time.
Speaker 5: She was She worked part time at Fox Sports for
Speaker 5: like four years and then was hired full time for
Speaker 5: four years, so she's been there for several years.
Speaker 3: So she's known these people for quite a while.
Speaker 5: The lawsuit specifically says that Joy Taylor told her once
Speaker 5: Charlie Dixon was no longer useful to her, she would
Speaker 5: follow through on her plan to tell the company that
Speaker 5: he forced himself on her.
Speaker 3: According to this lawsuit, again, that is awful.
Speaker 1: That is awful because it makes all the women who
Speaker 1: are forced themselves upon, Yeah, makes their stories watered down,
Speaker 1: because then you cann't always have the Joy Taylor defense,
Speaker 1: right if you know what I mean, Like, well, look
Speaker 1: at what happened here, not that it would be relevant,
Speaker 1: but see it plants seeds of doubt. Stories like this
Speaker 1: plant seeds of doubt for women who this legitimately happens to.
Speaker 5: The whole thing of a place like that, where all
Speaker 5: of these secrets are just known, they're not secrets, you know.
Speaker 5: I mean that it seems like, according to this lawsuit,
Speaker 5: everybody in the building knew what was going on. Everybody
Speaker 5: knew they knew what Joy Taylor was about, or these
Speaker 5: allegations about her were true, and that there were plenty
Speaker 5: of these relationships going on, even one point where she
Speaker 5: said that when she met with Joy Taylor and Charlie
Speaker 5: Dixon at the same time, they were getting drinks in
Speaker 5: Santa Monica or something, she suspected that they were sleeping
Speaker 5: with each other. And although this concerned the hair stylist,
Speaker 5: she knew that Joy Taylor had been recently married apparently,
Speaker 5: and was still getting it on with these other guys.
Speaker 5: She kept her opinions to herself. She said she was
Speaker 5: out of fear of reprisal. Silkwood scrub.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my goodness.
Speaker 3: You've been listening to The Gary and Shannon Show.
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