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Speaker 2: they didn't knock off the guard Ardians eleven to three
Speaker 2: a little bit earlier. We will have the Dodgers Diamondbacks
Speaker 2: though tomorrow just after noon, a twelve to ten start
Speaker 2: that'll cover up Rogan and Rodney lead into us. Today's
Speaker 2: affair would have dipped into our show by about four
Speaker 2: or five minutes.
Speaker 3: We would have taken it too, because Rogan and Rodney
Speaker 3: would never give us some that kind of respite.
Speaker 2: No, we pay them in time. We give them a
Speaker 2: minute and a half. The Dodgers would give us four
Speaker 2: and a half minutes.
Speaker 3: Point the time was money, we would be wreck I
Speaker 3: thought the helicopter crash shortly after writing that.
Speaker 2: Song sadly ironic a little bit. We will have about
Speaker 2: twenty Dodger spring training games on your home of the
Speaker 2: back to back World Series Champion Dodgers here throughout the
Speaker 2: course of February and March.
Speaker 3: I do have some reaction to the Tim Kates Dirty
Speaker 3: Soda only Kate's care segment of the Last Hour Secret Text.
Speaker 4: Fie brought to you by yourself Cal Toyota Dealers.
Speaker 2: We make it.
Speaker 3: Easy, hey, Pete, dirty soda from Utah? Is it true
Speaker 3: that in Utah only you can soak a pickle in
Speaker 3: your dirty soda? Swig is like a bar for Mormons
Speaker 3: with soda instead of liquors. We have them on every
Speaker 3: corner here in Idaho. We all know, damn well you
Speaker 3: can eat a whole wizard sleeve worth of girls count Cookie.
Speaker 3: Ziggy's has dirty Sodas. There's one in Lakewood and one
Speaker 3: in Hawthorn.
Speaker 2: Hey, there we go support our southern California dirty soda spots. Ziggy's. Like,
Speaker 2: that's the key, Kate. You don't want to buy into
Speaker 2: the franchise. You want to steal the idea and create
Speaker 2: your own dirty So Timmy's Dirty Soda stamp.
Speaker 5: Instead of swig will be like gulps come to.
Speaker 3: Gulps come to the wall.
Speaker 2: The tim Kas like the armadi in bakery from back
Speaker 2: in the day. You could pick up a nice little
Speaker 2: sack of blow a little jump up into the back.
Speaker 2: You know, that's how you really make your money.
Speaker 3: It's like Tom's tacos for Tito's tacos.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Kay, Oh, this is about the Tater Tot theft allegedly.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Kates knew that that guy touched your tots
Speaker 3: because he felt a tickle in his tiny legs. Like
Speaker 3: Spider Man, my tater Tots sends his tingling.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's funny.
Speaker 3: And finally, p can you just imagine Tim Kates and
Speaker 3: that mini rate van that Matt Smith was driving across
Speaker 3: Appalachia with no windows and childproof doors, just logging and
Speaker 3: calling nine to one to one local municipalities, while Smith
Speaker 3: breaks minor rules of the road, going forty two and
Speaker 3: a thirty five rolling stop in towns with under one
Speaker 3: hundred living people, changing lanes on an empty two lane
Speaker 3: highway without signaling, blowing a point oh one before putting
Speaker 3: key in ignition. Kates would be the friend you'd never
Speaker 3: want to commit a misdemeanor with. He would catch you
Speaker 3: a case.
Speaker 2: I have to report my driver. He's uh, what's he doing?
Speaker 2: He's hit the Uh he's hit the dotted line at
Speaker 2: least three times in the last ten minutes at least.
Speaker 3: How they feel like he's driving with braille?
Speaker 2: He's drifting. He's drifting.
Speaker 3: Good God, Kates is incorrigible. What a righteous pain in
Speaker 3: the ass. It's a hot dog place. What the hell
Speaker 3: does he expect?
Speaker 2: Spogo? Oh, a spogo reference.
Speaker 5: I don't know our things said seventeen. How do you
Speaker 5: mess that up? Order number seventeen? There's three other people
Speaker 5: in the place.
Speaker 3: It did feel like a an egregious air. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: the heat of my hot dog was not as hot,
Speaker 3: you know, hot as in the name.
Speaker 5: It was fifteen sixteen and seventeen. How do you mess
Speaker 5: up those orders.
Speaker 3: I'll open a dirty so in a place that also
Speaker 3: does kidney transplants by five and get us six transplants
Speaker 3: for free.
Speaker 2: Well, we got dialysis over here, We've got full transplants here.
Speaker 2: We'll remove your gallbladder over here.
Speaker 3: And by the way, if you have a kidney, give it,
Speaker 3: give it to me.
Speaker 2: Sock.
Speaker 3: Okay, because he's not his fault. He has a hereditary
Speaker 3: issue and he didn't go to dirty soda and blow
Speaker 3: out his body.
Speaker 2: And sack man days.
Speaker 3: Okay, Matt uh his words.
Speaker 2: The word of the day.
Speaker 3: Today's word of the day is old dog New Tricks. Yesterday,
Speaker 3: during how is your weekend? Which is a vulnerable time
Speaker 3: for all of us, I revealed that I went to
Speaker 3: eat at a poke place in Redondo Beach over.
Speaker 2: The Don't you do the poke now and correct yourself
Speaker 2: from pokey. It's pokey. We're Americans, for God's sakes, that's
Speaker 2: not I'm sorry pokey. Sorry, it's supposed to be poke.
Speaker 2: When you say pokers, it's poke. Shut out A. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't I say both, Matt, you know, yeah, Nevada
Speaker 2: nevada potato.
Speaker 3: I don't make that stupid mistake. Well, anyway, here's Matt.
Speaker 3: See now, I used to be a stupid person and
Speaker 3: I still am. But you can't teach an old dog
Speaker 3: new tricks. Listen to Matt. Listen to how he tries
Speaker 3: to bait me. Listen to him like a bull. You're
Speaker 3: to play it again, Play it again.
Speaker 2: What do you get in your bowl?
Speaker 3: My pokey bowl? Yeah, yeah, I'm not telling you because
Speaker 3: of your because of your food judgment history. No, I'm
Speaker 3: just out on Matt. You know what I mean? If
Speaker 3: I pull over a guy with twenty priors, proach that
Speaker 3: car right with a hand on my gun and a
Speaker 3: hand on my taser. Now, they say you can't learn
Speaker 3: a lesson when you're old, but how about that a
Speaker 3: younger Petros Like last year, at a youthful forty seven,
Speaker 3: I would have seized that opportunity to celebrate my oriental
Speaker 3: tastes and tell everybody what I put in my poke bowl.
Speaker 3: But did you hear the way Matt asked? Did you
Speaker 3: hear It's almost like a shark coming and approaching. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you hear that.
Speaker 2: You hear that?
Speaker 3: And hear me pause and be like, you know what?
Speaker 3: You know what my poke bowl. I don't. I don't
Speaker 3: think I'm telling you. Yeah, I'm not doing it. I'm
Speaker 3: not telling you. I'm not doing it. I'm not telling you.
Speaker 2: What are you getting your bawl?
Speaker 3: I'm not telling you. I'm not telling you.
Speaker 2: What are you getting your bowl?
Speaker 3: I'm not going to tell you. I'm not telling you
Speaker 3: because I knew what you were going to do. You
Speaker 3: were going to do it, Matt, you were going to
Speaker 3: do it. You were going to take that opportunity. You're
Speaker 3: going to take that opportunity to tear my bowl apart.
Speaker 2: A lot of people don't like the seaweed salad. I
Speaker 2: was curious if you like the seaweed salad, if you don't,
Speaker 2: if you put the adamama in there. If you don't,
Speaker 2: that's good. See what I mean? Like poke bowls are
Speaker 2: you know everybody's got.
Speaker 3: An opportunity for you to judge?
Speaker 2: No, do you like to go with the ponzu?
Speaker 3: You see that?
Speaker 2: See listen to this conversation, right Halopenos you want a
Speaker 2: little kick there? Do you do corn? Who's the guy
Speaker 2: who does corn in a poke bowl? Well? See now
Speaker 2: you're judging Kates and we can't do that here. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is a judgment.
Speaker 3: You actually said the only way to mess it up
Speaker 3: is with the mayonnaise. You put too much mayonnaise. But
Speaker 3: you see how I still haven't given my poke bowl yet. See,
Speaker 3: he can't do it. He wants to attack. I'm not.
Speaker 2: I don't want to.
Speaker 3: It's like a It's like a bird waiting for a
Speaker 3: turtle to stick his head out of his shell so
Speaker 3: you can peck his head off. Not gonna do. I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna tell him. I'm not.
Speaker 2: Okay, Fine, do you do salmon.
Speaker 6: Or a lot of people who are good question Matt,
Speaker 6: good questions salmon or tuna? But if I double up
Speaker 6: now we're talking if you have scrimp in there too. No,
Speaker 6: you go spicy tune or regular tuna.
Speaker 3: Scramp yourself. Maybe maybe I do that too. What's wrong
Speaker 3: with three proteins?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: What's wrong with that? You got a problem with that?
Speaker 2: I have no problem with that.
Speaker 5: Now with spicy tuna, do you like it when they
Speaker 5: mash it up like an apple soft thing?
Speaker 2: Or do you get it with its cubed?
Speaker 3: Usually it comes giant clumps.
Speaker 2: Yes, they used the ice cream Scooper, but it's like
Speaker 2: the smallest ice cream Scooper. Ever, it's like, what the
Speaker 2: hell it feels a little experience a bigger scoop.
Speaker 3: Anyway, That's that's how you learn your lesson kids. That's
Speaker 3: he had the football like Lucy waiting for me, you
Speaker 3: see that, and he wanted me to try to kick
Speaker 3: it and fly up in the air and fall on
Speaker 3: my giant head like trying to brown.
Speaker 2: What do you getting your bowl?
Speaker 3: See that, I'm not telling you. And a younger Petros
Speaker 3: would have been like, I can't wait to talk about
Speaker 3: myself and walk right into that trap, a roach motel
Speaker 3: where there is no escape, and you leave shamed and
Speaker 3: you feel bad, and you're like, all right, Matt, you
Speaker 3: got the number. I'm not telling you. See that. That's
Speaker 3: a man right there standing up for himself.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, what we're gonna do is we're gonna wheel
Speaker 2: in a pokey bull.
Speaker 3: You're plugging an omelet. Guys, Yes, you know what? Not
Speaker 3: a bad idea.
Speaker 2: That's actually a really good idea that we also serve
Speaker 2: traveling dirty soda, Yes, dirty soda, poke traveling pokey bowl
Speaker 2: is a better idea than a brick and mortar dirty
Speaker 2: soda shop.
Speaker 3: Well, it depends on where's it gonna be?
Speaker 2: How's it gonna be?
Speaker 3: If you don't know me anymore?
Speaker 4: Here's my number.
Speaker 3: Number of the day.
Speaker 2: You know, we got sucking traffic. Took us two and
Speaker 2: a half hours to get here. Sure the fish is
Speaker 2: a little warm, but I think we're okay, We'll be fine.
Speaker 3: Where are you guys? Based Turmecula.
Speaker 2: The number of the day is ten.
Speaker 3: And that's not a refrigerated van. You say, no.
Speaker 2: Listen, did I leave the bid in the sun. Yes.
Speaker 2: I don't like to turn the ac on. It waste gas.
Speaker 2: The number of the day is well, technically it was fifteen,
Speaker 2: but we're just gonna go. You know what, let's just
Speaker 2: do five the La Times. You know how much I
Speaker 2: love these stories posted their worst intersections in Las angles.
Speaker 3: Oh with the grid. Yes, I saw that.
Speaker 2: I love this.
Speaker 3: It's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Fine.
Speaker 3: I mean there was it was, you know, it was
Speaker 3: very la very la.
Speaker 2: But for the most part, if I just do the
Speaker 2: top five, I am. I think all of us, well,
Speaker 2: not Kates because he doesn't leave Burbank, but we would.
Speaker 3: Be famous college on the West Side right.
Speaker 2: With most of the with most of the He's top five. Oh,
Speaker 2: you know what, let's do top ten Crenshaw and ninth
Speaker 2: is number ten in central Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: Blackstrip, Matt, what do you want for people?
Speaker 2: Ninth is an absolute nightmare fountain and in hyperion in
Speaker 2: Silver Lake, you're sitting through that freaking stop light, sometimes
Speaker 2: three times to get through that cycle. Eighth, everybody understands
Speaker 2: the disaster that is Santa Monica Boulevard and Highland Avenue.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, you'd be a fool. You'd be a full
Speaker 2: double double stop light minimum when you're trying to get
Speaker 2: through there. I think there's that donut s here, the
Speaker 2: Young Donuts right on the corner there, seventh Super west
Speaker 2: side the Pch Sunset Boulevard, right there at the base
Speaker 2: of the Palisades where Gladstone's is. Sixth Los Felis and
Speaker 2: Griffith Park in Los Felis. Nightmare five. Here go Top
Speaker 2: five El Segundo Boulevard and Hoover Street in the Athens neighborhood.
Speaker 2: It is right there next to the one ten one
Speaker 2: oh five Freeway interchange, four third and Alvarado in the
Speaker 2: Westlake neighborhood. The tenth highest track. Yes, I would assume
Speaker 2: that's something you're very familiar with peg.
Speaker 3: I am, is that near MacArthur Park, that beautiful outdoor
Speaker 3: drug outlet or is that third and Alamedas on the
Speaker 3: other side that would yeah, that's yeah, yeah, yeah, that's
Speaker 3: MacArthur Park.
Speaker 2: I think that's kind of where all the buses are,
Speaker 2: right by that bus depot. It's it's a nightmare as well.
Speaker 2: H third is I claim ignorance on this one. For
Speaker 2: the most part, I'm not all that familiar with the
Speaker 2: Martin Luther, King Crenshaw intersection bad it's third, the top two. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: I'm incredibly familiar with, and so is anybody the travels,
Speaker 2: because you know, right by lax Sepulvida and Lincoln, it's
Speaker 2: like a six way mess that you got all the
Speaker 2: lax traffic people trying to game the system and not
Speaker 2: come up Century, so they whip around from that direction
Speaker 2: and the worst intersection and all of Los Angeles. I
Speaker 2: don't think it's a surprise when you hear it Sunset
Speaker 2: and Highland right there at Hollywood and how Hollywood and
Speaker 2: Highland would be Hollywood and Highland. But just south of
Speaker 2: Hollywood and Highland is Sunset and Highland. The Hollywood High
Speaker 2: School is right there that the rallies. Yes, one the
Speaker 2: rallies is yeah, it's oh that is yes, that is
Speaker 2: the worst. There have been three hundred and twelve crashes
Speaker 2: since twenty ten, and it has had the highest traffic
Speaker 2: volume of any intersection in the city since two thousand
Speaker 2: and ten.
Speaker 3: Corrections and retractions. That Yum Yum Donuts Matt is now
Speaker 3: a tray hose coffee.
Speaker 2: Oh, trey hose taco coffee or something. Uh.
Speaker 3: And there are two dirty soda places in Newport Beach.
Speaker 2: Oh how about a lot of Mormons down there in Newport.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, we got them up in Pallas Vernis, but
Speaker 3: we ain't got no dirty soda. Well we have some
Speaker 3: of the bullbus.
Speaker 2: Hole in the market pee dirty soda poke bowl.
Speaker 5: Remember this day, by the way, like in two years
Speaker 5: where you're like, we should have got on these dirty
Speaker 5: sodas places.
Speaker 2: One point seven million bucks to get it going to
Speaker 2: roll the dice in soda.
Speaker 3: Make Hey, Kate's is passing on flyers and all the
Speaker 3: Mormon tabernets right temples churches.
Speaker 2: Oh imagine if Kate's had like a dirty soda cart
Speaker 2: right outside.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, hat on like an in and out
Speaker 3: guy ship there has a How about you come over
Speaker 3: here and.
Speaker 2: Know what you do is you get the horn that
Speaker 2: the angel Moronius is blowing on top of their you know,
Speaker 2: and you blow that.
Speaker 3: He's blaspheming. But I really want that, But I really
Speaker 3: want that soda.
Speaker 4: This is the song of the day.
Speaker 2: I is.
Speaker 7: Road Song is the title of today's song of the
Speaker 7: Day from the great jazz guitarist in Indianapolis, Indiana native
Speaker 7: Wes Montgomery, because our friend Matt Smith's been on the
Speaker 7: road a little bit but has finally made it out
Speaker 7: to his native state of Indiana for the NFL Combine.
Speaker 7: It's taking place in Indianapolis with the rest of the
Speaker 7: show back here in Burbank, fulfilling a four hour commitment.
Speaker 2: To great sports talk.
Speaker 7: Well, David Vass waits on deck for another edition of
Speaker 7: Dodger Talk that comes your way at seven o'clock.
Speaker 5: Thank you, ronniere Hey, Petros, did you ever ask Matt
Speaker 5: about the fact that the Chicago Bears gonna be playing
Speaker 5: in his hometown?
Speaker 3: No, well, you know they're looking into it.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're gonna have the key to the damn city.
Speaker 2: The Petro Some Money Show has a key to the
Speaker 2: City of Hammond courtesy of Mayor Tom McDermott Junior.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we go deep with Hammon, so deep. And this
Speaker 3: is gonna be like if we were the mayors of
Speaker 3: Santa Clara when the Niners shut.
Speaker 2: Up, we should get Tom back up.
Speaker 5: Is it gonna be like Lambeau with like Matt's old
Speaker 5: house there and Hammon. They're gonna be parking on your
Speaker 5: lawn to like go inside the stadium or stuff.
Speaker 2: They're believe it or not, Kate, there not plenty of
Speaker 2: plenty of parking available. Oh yes, shut it out. Shutter businesses,
Speaker 2: empty hospital.
Speaker 3: Empty hospital. That sounds that doesn't sound creepy at all.
Speaker 2: Think about that. That's that's the current state, the Saint
Speaker 2: Margaret's hospital, where's empty? Where's the wolf Lake here? And
Speaker 2: that's what they say it's gonna be by, Yes, wolf
Speaker 2: Lake is. It's maybe twenty minutes from Soldier Field right now.
Speaker 2: It is literally hot state line. You could walk from
Speaker 2: Soldier Field to the State of Illinois in three minutes
Speaker 2: where they're gonna build them.
Speaker 3: I just got a text that said, hey, I had
Speaker 3: sex on those steps leading up to Hollywood High in
Speaker 3: the middle of the night in ninety eight. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: I wrote missionary question and he wrote doggy p Come on.
Speaker 3: Crenshawn Ninth is a tea intersection. Not a lot of
Speaker 3: traffic there. According to this guy in the city six,
Speaker 3: the Almarado with the scramble crosswalk is crazy because they
Speaker 3: let people all the crackheads. Yeah, they walk, you know,
Speaker 3: wherever they want. They scramble around all cracked out.
Speaker 2: That's what they call it, the crack scramble.
Speaker 3: Well, hang in there with us. We'll be right back
Speaker 3: with more petrus and money.
Speaker 1: Petros Papadakis, that money spare. This is Petrols and Money
Speaker 1: on demand. Going to seven, same schedule tomorrow. No Clipper
Speaker 1: games until Thursday. They'll take on the Timberwolf, So that'll
Speaker 1: be a three to six show, Dave, I say, going
Speaker 1: to join us in less than an hour from camel
Speaker 1: Back Ranch where the Dodgers knocked off the Guardians a
Speaker 1: little bit earlier today.
Speaker 3: Are you all alone there, Matt now in the.
Speaker 2: Trim alone in my hotel room?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I did the radio show for the hotel room.
Speaker 3: I do the Yeah you're not out there with Siciliano
Speaker 3: in his ears.
Speaker 2: I am for all of the Charger podcasts that we
Speaker 2: do we're actually.
Speaker 3: Sports.
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying with the court talk and the Titans
Speaker 2: and our friend Taylor, who I believe you called a
Speaker 2: What game did you call with him? Who's the colors
Speaker 2: as are? He's the voice of the Titans and he
Speaker 2: does golf as well. Oh, I know you and he
Speaker 2: did a game for Gino Touretta together.
Speaker 3: It might have been a tailor Arizona Arizona State or
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 3: Well, I do have a big corrections and retractions, and
Speaker 3: this happens every time we do this. You weren't here
Speaker 3: for this, Matt. It was one of the days last
Speaker 3: week where you weren't here.
Speaker 2: But retraction.
Speaker 3: You know, during the tour tour, the world tour, you know,
Speaker 3: we had high winds out here in LA and the
Speaker 3: winds blew allegedly blew a tree off of a of
Speaker 3: a you know, a branch off of a tree that
Speaker 3: knocked over a couple in Disneyland. And then we went
Speaker 3: over the day the years where trees have fallen on
Speaker 3: people in Disneyland and what happened to those people. And
Speaker 3: apparently there is some question as to whether or not
Speaker 3: the tree actually hit the two people. The married couple
Speaker 3: from Vegas during the high winds on Main Street. But
Speaker 3: we got into a conversation Tim Kates and I about Disneyland,
Speaker 3: and of course there's always some dork out there, in fact,
Speaker 3: thousands of them that know more about Disneyland than you do,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, There's always somebody and we
Speaker 3: always we always seem to screw it up or me,
Speaker 3: I guess one way or another. Now, there were three
Speaker 3: different things we were talking about. Kate's one was the
Speaker 3: monorail you brought up, which is still there, but it's
Speaker 3: a little bit more of a prop than an actual
Speaker 3: functional thing that moves people. Or it does move people around,
Speaker 3: but it's just kind of there for people to look at.
Speaker 3: The people Mover was different from the mono rail that
Speaker 3: was the ride. The people Mover was like a ride
Speaker 3: and you just got on it, and it had an
Speaker 3: automated It was like the slowest most sight singist ride.
Speaker 3: It had an automated driver. And the worst thing that
Speaker 3: could happen to you on the People Mover is you
Speaker 3: get off too soon and fall over, or it takes
Speaker 3: off while you're trying to get on and you fall over.
Speaker 3: Maybe a sprained ankle or this, or that the gondola
Speaker 3: was a whole different thing, which was the Skyway.
Speaker 2: Is that what we were talking about, the little.
Speaker 3: Red cable cars dangling over fantasy Land right linking tomorrow
Speaker 3: Land to the matter Horn.
Speaker 2: It was like, yeah, it was a gondola. It was
Speaker 2: a gondola that they want to build at Dodger Stadium window.
Speaker 2: It was above the ground.
Speaker 3: It got blown up in ninety four. It started in
Speaker 3: nineteen fifty six. The reason they knocked it out in
Speaker 3: ninety four was for the Indiana Jones ride. The monorail
Speaker 3: still there, the people mover, Lazy River of rides, and
Speaker 3: the gondola gone long gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, back in nineteen seventy nine, one of the Skyway
Speaker 3: gondolas derailed. Now I alleged that a special needs child
Speaker 3: jumped from the gondola and died.
Speaker 5: I remember, somebody jumping and dying did not happen. No,
Speaker 5: something happened. This is what happened. I'm telling you.
Speaker 3: In seventy nine, one of the gondolas derailed mid air
Speaker 3: over fantasy Land. See this is how the rumors spread
Speaker 3: when we were kids before the internet.
Speaker 2: The guy blew up his stomach.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the guy blew up his stomach with the pop rocks, right,
Speaker 3: and it turned out to be Mikey from the commercials
Speaker 3: for Life.
Speaker 2: It wasn't That was a lie, but it was the
Speaker 2: truth for like five years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well this was the truth. But actually what happened
Speaker 3: is two cars got stuck, one tip sideways and a
Speaker 3: bunch of guests had to be rescued by firefighters using
Speaker 3: ladders and ropes. Nobody died, but it was gnarly broken
Speaker 3: bones cuts. Ride shut down for weeks, and it wasn't
Speaker 3: a huge disaster, but it spooked the hell at everybody
Speaker 3: to where there was a rumor that a kid jumped
Speaker 3: out of the thing. They beefed up the safety checks
Speaker 3: after that, and twenty years later it was replaced. So
Speaker 3: that is the story of the gondola.
Speaker 2: I was wrong.
Speaker 3: The People Mover, the monorail and the gondola, which was
Speaker 3: the skyway were three different things.
Speaker 2: And you know, over was the spot where you'd take
Speaker 2: your lady friend there, you know, and a little up
Speaker 2: was the People Mover.
Speaker 3: Opened in sixty seven open air cars gliding on a
Speaker 3: track with no driver. Super Chill for your chick, Great Views,
Speaker 3: narrated by a robot voice that was shut down in
Speaker 3: ninety five. Still a lot of nostalgia out there for
Speaker 3: the people mover, not so much for the Skyway, and
Speaker 3: the seventy nine mess is still talked about today.
Speaker 2: Special needs kid that jumped That didn't happen.
Speaker 3: Everybody that always says Disneyland accident. I always think about
Speaker 3: the Skyway or the gondola and somebody jumping out. But apparently, Matt,
Speaker 3: that is not true. Erroneous report, Right, Kates.
Speaker 5: You go to Google search, you put in Disneyland gondola,
Speaker 5: and immediately the third word is death.
Speaker 3: Well, what does it say.
Speaker 5: It talks about in nineteen ninety four or thirty year
Speaker 5: old men fell approximately twenty feet from the skyway there
Speaker 5: you go, and landed on top of a building.
Speaker 2: Did he die, yes, Raymond Barlow.
Speaker 3: So you're telling me a guy died in ninety.
Speaker 2: Four, Not at Disneyland. Oh yeah, it is Disneyland. No,
Speaker 2: that was the Magic Kingdom. So that was Magic Kingdom.
Speaker 2: I believe is or Land though. Yeah, old disney World,
Speaker 2: part time Custodian Skyway, fantasy Land.
Speaker 3: We can't buy that death not here in La that
Speaker 3: an't that's not ours.
Speaker 2: So he was just working and somebody fired up the
Speaker 2: gondola and it knocked him off the building. He was
Speaker 2: a janitor cleaning the joint.
Speaker 3: That's terrible. Yeah, well there's the news. Still, I was right.
Speaker 3: Nobody died. That special needs kid never jumped off the
Speaker 3: gondola or the skyway of Disneyland.
Speaker 2: Well, next time there, I'm gonna tell the girls a
Speaker 2: kid fell there.
Speaker 3: No, it's a lie. That's a lie that's circulated for years.
Speaker 3: Like Mikey with the pop rocks.
Speaker 2: That happened though, I think that you can't drink a
Speaker 2: pepsi and pop rocks yourself will explode, and now you
Speaker 2: can't be in the life commercial.
Speaker 3: It's like the Mentos with the Coke's what happened? That's right,
Speaker 3: all right, So that is the latest on that. I'm
Speaker 3: sorry it took me a couple of days to correct
Speaker 3: that and look up the truth, but I did, and
Speaker 3: now I'm proud to give the great information.
Speaker 5: You did have to spend a few days looking it
Speaker 5: up because so many people texted you with all wrong information.
Speaker 3: And you just stepped to me right there with a
Speaker 3: guy that died tonight, and it happened to be in Florida.
Speaker 3: Don't you try to put that on Anaheim. That ain't right,
Speaker 3: So we'll be right back. We have more news on
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Speaker 3: All right, Matt, we will. We would call this local knowledge,
Speaker 3: but it's in San Diego County, which is where Colin
Speaker 3: Cowherd thinks Sam Darnald is from. He had Sam Darnald
Speaker 3: on today, Yeah, but did not say anything about Oceanside, California.
Speaker 3: But this is a San Diego County story, and it
Speaker 3: is I mean, when you look at the story, it's
Speaker 3: one thing. But then when you listen to the report
Speaker 3: on NBC seven San Diego, it feels more entertaining. What
Speaker 3: happened was. As you know, La Joya Cove is one
Speaker 3: of the more popular beaches on Earth, along with La
Speaker 3: Joya Shores. But not the Wind and Sea. You got
Speaker 3: those angry white boy surf rat gang there. The wind
Speaker 3: and Sea surfrats. You want to avoid them. But the
Speaker 3: Hooya Cove, Yeah, the wind and Sea surf rats are
Speaker 3: tough guys, for sure. The La Joya Cove is very
Speaker 3: nice and often visited by many many tourists, and they
Speaker 3: have sea lions sitting there barking, and people come over,
Speaker 3: much like at the Embarcadero in San Francisco or King
Speaker 3: Harbor and Redondo Beach and they say hello to the
Speaker 3: big blubbery sea life. Most of it looks like what
Speaker 3: I look like on a yoga mat. And I enjoy
Speaker 3: seeing the sea lions when my family goes down to
Speaker 3: La Joia to take the kids. But in this case
Speaker 3: there was a Chinese family, tourist family there, and the
Speaker 3: Chinese family was they were being abusive towards the now. Look,
Speaker 3: I don't like a beach, Karen. I remember going to
Speaker 3: Hawaii at the beach where my in laws thing was,
Speaker 3: and the big turtles would come up on the beach
Speaker 3: and some child would go like touch the turtles back
Speaker 3: with its forefinger, like a two year old, and some
Speaker 3: Karen comes up and you can't touch them. He got
Speaker 3: sas dom and it's like, all right, that's true, but
Speaker 3: apparently that's a little too much. You know, leave the
Speaker 3: kids alone.
Speaker 2: But you can't go throwing dirt Chinese family, you can't
Speaker 2: be throwing.
Speaker 3: Dirt clouds at the sea lions, and the sea lions
Speaker 3: are like so it was a real problem out there
Speaker 3: at the La Joya Cove the other day. Let's get
Speaker 3: out to MG. Perez. MG Perez, who is a he's
Speaker 3: a foot soldier for NBC seven. He looks I mean,
Speaker 3: he just looks like a little fat old man, yet
Speaker 3: he is a foot soldier.
Speaker 2: I was envision When you say foot soldier, I think
Speaker 2: you know, entry level. Here's a twenty something.
Speaker 3: No, this is more of like a I've been a
Speaker 3: lifetime foot soldier like Robert cavalcek or or.
Speaker 2: He's doing the Sea Lion Chinese tourist store Pat Healy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you know, like a real og foot soldier
Speaker 3: down in San Diego, Mg Perez, And yeah, he's been
Speaker 3: at it for a long time. She's gonna throw it
Speaker 3: to him. NBC seven's MG Perez joins us now from
Speaker 3: La Joya cled MG, tell us what happened.
Speaker 8: Here, Monico Bette family was just.
Speaker 3: This guy's a j perre. I mean, just look at
Speaker 3: him and you could tell this guy's a hoe. But
Speaker 3: let's hear his report.
Speaker 8: La Jolla Cove, just like so many other families and
Speaker 8: tourists are right now, this is a place known for nature.
Speaker 8: It is also a hotspot for taking selfies and getting
Speaker 8: close to the marine mammals, but getting too close is
Speaker 8: against the law. Some of nature's most beautiful sounds and
Speaker 8: sights are part of La Joya COB's landscape, and some
Speaker 8: of the largest beauty to reminders these sea lions are wild.
Speaker 8: San Diego City Park rangers are here to protect and
Speaker 8: preserve life, enforcing local, state, and federal laws against touching
Speaker 8: these sea mammals or harassing them in any way. On Sunday,
Speaker 8: a family of tourists from China across the line.
Speaker 3: They cross the line the animal.
Speaker 8: San Diego photographer Jim Grant shot this video to a
Speaker 8: park ranger.
Speaker 3: So they got the nark. Jim Grant, the San Diego photographer,
Speaker 3: who's there right on top of the Chinese. And then
Speaker 3: you also have the park ranger with the gigantic megaphone
Speaker 3: screaming into the megaphone telling the Chinese to get away
Speaker 3: from the sea lion.
Speaker 8: Confronting the family for violating the law.
Speaker 9: And he was given a really really stern warning to
Speaker 9: a couple of kids about throwing things. And finally he
Speaker 9: told the mother woman in the brown jacket, come to
Speaker 9: the top of the stairs.
Speaker 3: And why should I think.
Speaker 8: The exchange ended with consequences? Grant says he's never seen.
Speaker 3: In his What do you think those consequences are? What
Speaker 3: do you think they're going to do? Make the kid
Speaker 3: apologize to the sea lion, give them a citation, make
Speaker 3: them go over to the Duke's and buy a very
Speaker 3: very overpriced piece of prime rib. What could those consequences be?
Speaker 3: At the La Joya.
Speaker 8: Short and says he's never seen in his decades of
Speaker 8: taking photos here.
Speaker 9: Wasn't going to give her a citation, but they had
Speaker 9: to leave. They were evicting that whole greed from this.
Speaker 2: I've always considered myself a human sea lion. I mean,
Speaker 2: they just live so blissfully.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, this guy's the best, the guy that considers it. Now,
Speaker 3: that's not enough for a g Perez to tell the
Speaker 3: story of how the Chinese people were evicted and he's
Speaker 3: never seen anything like that before. The photographer, Now he's
Speaker 3: got to go around and ask other people who are
Speaker 3: respecting the sea lions right what they should do and
Speaker 3: how they should be and listen to their self righteous
Speaker 3: ocean life bs.
Speaker 2: And I mean they just live so blissfully.
Speaker 8: This is Jacob Stanton's first time in the Pacific Ocean.
Speaker 8: He came with his mother on vacation from their home
Speaker 8: in Atlanta. They both understand the beauty and the benefit
Speaker 8: of respecting the animals whose home they our guests, saying.
Speaker 2: I think you should let them be in their own environment.
Speaker 3: And that's obviously why I'm not trying to get out
Speaker 3: and pop on their rugs. Was there another guy you
Speaker 3: could have interviewed there and be like, hey, I like
Speaker 3: what those Chinese were doing throwing rocks at those dumb
Speaker 3: ass sea lines.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come out there, let them do their thing. I'll
Speaker 2: take a picture, but I Am not getting anywhere near it.
Speaker 3: So you know, it's a big lady.
Speaker 2: If we if we mess with them, they're not going
Speaker 2: to be here for others. You enjoy, everybody, make your
Speaker 2: way back to.
Speaker 3: The beach, everybody. It doesn't really feel like a place
Speaker 3: to a joint.
Speaker 8: A megaphones often during the day in order to let
Speaker 8: visitors know that they already got a guy in.
Speaker 2: A megaphone throwing dirt and rocks.
Speaker 3: I mean, but you got a guy with a megaphone
Speaker 3: checking everybody. You got a g Perez running around, you
Speaker 3: got the guy that wants to be a human sea
Speaker 3: lion out there with his mom from Atlanta. I mean,
Speaker 3: it feels like a lot.
Speaker 8: There is also a recorded message that plays often.
Speaker 3: It is in three language, three language, in so that
Speaker 3: he's like, you're at the beach and it's like being
Speaker 3: at the airport. The white zone is for loading and
Speaker 3: unloading the vehicles only please, I mean, my god.
Speaker 8: The Spanish and mandret in an effort to make sure
Speaker 8: as many foreign tourists understand what we are lying.
Speaker 2: And I thought, you're gonna tell me that they just
Speaker 2: started throwing rocks at the kids.
Speaker 3: No, Matt, that's what that would happen at the wind
Speaker 3: And see that happens at the wind and sea with
Speaker 3: the surf rats right. If you try to snake their wave,
Speaker 3: I'll throw a rock right off your freaking old longboard face.
Speaker 2: They got to wheel out that catapult that just launches
Speaker 2: them to Sant Clementy Island. Just load the kids up
Speaker 2: and there you go.
Speaker 3: Well, a very impactful story out of La Joya Cove,
Speaker 3: not to be confused with the wind and see surf
Speaker 3: rats or La Joya Shore, which is right around the
Speaker 3: corner there.
Speaker 5: By the way, La Joya Cove last week named as
Speaker 5: the top rank US beach out there.
Speaker 3: The loading zone is for perfect. It just doesn't sound
Speaker 3: like a real peaceful place.
Speaker 2: Oh, people are stupid, that's the unfortunate part. You know
Speaker 2: who's dumber to have these recorded messages for dumb ass people.
Speaker 3: You know what's even dumber, those stupid sea lions. Why
Speaker 3: don't you guys go somewhere else, go up to scripts
Speaker 3: where people appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Yes, you get out of here.
Speaker 3: We'll be back with an a g peranz. You can
Speaker 3: kick rocks too. Freaking Buddha looking idiot. More great sports
Speaker 3: talk to come next hour.