Speaker 1: From Hollywood. See you, thank you for listening to us.
Speaker 1: Ryan with Ryan Seacrest. So what are we at? It
Speaker 1: is the six? I know it's Friday, but what day
Speaker 1: of January is? It's the six? Yep, I'm just curious
Speaker 1: to know. Remember us talking about getting the new year
Speaker 1: started right and everybody started talking about their routine in
Speaker 1: the regiment and their crackdown the first week of January.
Speaker 1: How's yours going to? I don't really have a cracked
Speaker 1: down per se. I'm kind of doing like a damp January.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to do a dry January. Just want
Speaker 1: to do a damp January, dry so harsh. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: just turned down the lights exactly off the lights. So
Speaker 1: what is damp versus dry in your view? I think
Speaker 1: just kind of like not really drinking during the week,
Speaker 1: which I've been accomplishing so far this week on day six,
Speaker 1: So okay, I think just kind of sticking to maybe
Speaker 1: the weekends, and you know, I find the weekends are
Speaker 1: during the week, there's no point. I don't really enjoy
Speaker 1: it and everything. Sometimes if we go to if we
Speaker 1: go to a concert or if there's a show against you,
Speaker 1: like you have a life, you go to things like that.
Speaker 1: But you don't like having a glass of wine with
Speaker 1: dinner really not during the week. During the week. See,
Speaker 1: here's the way I look at it. It's very strategic.
Speaker 1: During the week, it's all about cut back. So on
Speaker 1: the weekend I can relax. Right. So, for example, Ryan,
Speaker 1: what do you have for lunch today? You might be thinking, right, Ryan,
Speaker 1: what do you having for lunch today? So it's day
Speaker 1: five of chicken bone broth and heaping mounds of steam
Speaker 1: spinach for both lunch and dinner. That's it, and I
Speaker 1: have I have a protein shake in between. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: going like severe cutdown for two weeks. I don't know
Speaker 1: that I'll do that every single meal for two weeks,
Speaker 1: but so far, so good. I'll probably dabble a little
Speaker 1: sushi over the weekend. Something over the weekend, I feel
Speaker 1: like I treat myself, but I'm just going hardcore. Mounds
Speaker 1: of seamed it could be steamed color green green. So
Speaker 1: did you do something for dinner? Like do you get
Speaker 1: a nice no for dinner. I'm trying to find distractions.
Speaker 1: So for dinner, I eat with it. It takes ten
Speaker 1: minutes to eat and then like, for example, I think
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go try and find an indoor golf place.
Speaker 1: Don't know how to play golf, you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 1: I'm looking for something to go do, so I don't
Speaker 1: think about eating. I'm going like ham on ingredients, like
Speaker 1: I'm reading labels of every single thing that's in my home.
Speaker 1: You know why is people say there should be no
Speaker 1: more than three or four ingredients in any dish. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I can see that. I mean the classic Italians will
Speaker 1: tell you three ingredients maybe for every single dish. Nothing more. Catchio, peppe,
Speaker 1: what is it? Noodles, palmer jan pepper, that's it. I
Speaker 1: love a cat. That's why I said, like my favorite
Speaker 1: pasta dish, I imagine that. Imagine it's everybody's favorite, post
Speaker 1: pepper cheese in the best. It's everyone's favorite, but my favorite.
Speaker 1: But what's your favorite pasta? That's a good one too.
Speaker 1: I'm very hardy and median. Don't you make it? Do you?
Speaker 1: How do? So? I do onion, celery carrot as the base,
Speaker 1: and then I put in ground beef. I usually use
Speaker 1: fat or sorry lean um, and then I do the
Speaker 1: canned tomato, but I use a specific can tomato that
Speaker 1: only has one ingredient, and then a little tomato. No,
Speaker 1: there's citric acid in them. There's like all these crazy things.
Speaker 1: And then I put a cup of white wine. That's
Speaker 1: actually the correct way to make it. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I know that Robbie's mom. She's Italian. Okay, I'm like,
Speaker 1: that's actually I was getting curious because you put the
Speaker 1: carrots in at the beginning of the Yeah, yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: mostly sunny today if you're playing it out your day.
Speaker 1: We see tomorrow some rain returning Sunday. Hi's are gonna
Speaker 1: be in in the mid sixties. So what are we doing today?
Speaker 1: We have the mayor on the mayor of l a
Speaker 1: first conversation I've ever had with the mayor of Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Same mayor Karen Bass joining us after seven o'clock this morning.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to her. Also coming up this morning, We've
Speaker 1: got a morning hack. This is just a few minutes away.
Speaker 1: So let me tell you about that. There are three
Speaker 1: ways to tell Actually, look at me, did you work
Speaker 1: out yesterday? I did? Can you tell no? That's why
Speaker 1: I'm asking, did you do anything romantic? Yes? Today? He's lying.
Speaker 1: He's lying, is lying, and see by his eyes, all right,
Speaker 1: So there are three ways to tell if someone is lying.
Speaker 1: Toub just gave me to tell before he answered the
Speaker 1: romance question. On the workout question, he did not. He
Speaker 1: was being honest. He was about the lie about the romance,
Speaker 1: the pause, the eyes, the pause to eyes, a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of things you can't lie to. Ryan. Don't people
Speaker 1: know this by now? I just watch your eyes. I
Speaker 1: don't even listen what you say. I just see where
Speaker 1: your eyes go. Tony, your eyes don't blink, which tells
Speaker 1: me a lot of confusing things. What's confusing, it's very
Speaker 1: easy to see. It's frightening. Is we want you to
Speaker 1: let your eyes themselves? It's very frightening. I can't. It's
Speaker 1: very straight. It's like there are people that I do
Speaker 1: meet that just don't require as much blinking as That's right,
Speaker 1: you are that person. Yeah, it's my superpower. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It might be counterintuitive, actually, might not
Speaker 1: be your superpower, might be your antihero or might achilles heel? No,
Speaker 1: not using that correctly. No, No, it's okay. On air
Speaker 1: with Ryan Seacres, real a fortune for me forty years
Speaker 1: ago today, that's crazy. Wait, still as strong as ever, no, wait,
Speaker 1: forty it's thirty eight, forty eight years ago. Today it's
Speaker 1: thirty eight. I'll challenge that because I know that it's
Speaker 1: always been around the age that I am that I
Speaker 1: am I am. Maybe you know, maybe you don't know
Speaker 1: your own age. Maybe you're tricking yourself. I'm not, because
Speaker 1: they the grand prize of the number that they always
Speaker 1: went at the end is always my age number, and
Speaker 1: I am going to be I am thirty eight, and
Speaker 1: it's always the thirty eight thousand dollars that they went
Speaker 1: at the end. Well, one of you is wrong, either
Speaker 1: the world or you. So I'm going to go with
Speaker 1: what the hell old is Wheel of Fortune? Seventy five premier?
Speaker 1: It wasn't No. Nine? Not only do I know that
Speaker 1: I worked for MERV Griffin. Oh, then I'm thinking when
Speaker 1: Jeopardy when Pat took over, Then that's right, that's host
Speaker 1: there as a host Wheel of Fortune with someone else
Speaker 1: came in. Then I'm thinking the years of do you
Speaker 1: know what MERV Griffin thought of when he created Wheel
Speaker 1: of Fortune? And oh he wasn't on it for that long? Then, Oh,
Speaker 1: MERV Marv didn't host it. MERV created it. Who who
Speaker 1: holds it? Before Pat, the guy before Pat. I was
Speaker 1: born in seventy four. I was young Chuck Chuck Glory. Actually, anyway,
Speaker 1: you know what Wheel of Fortune is? Marv told me
Speaker 1: the story. He was on an airplane with his wife
Speaker 1: at the time, Ava Gabor. She was playing Hangman and
Speaker 1: he saw the slots where the letters go that should
Speaker 1: be it's Hangman. All it is is Hangman. I've never
Speaker 1: thought of how well fortune, said Ryan. The best games
Speaker 1: are the simplest. Hangman is will of fortune. That's when
Speaker 1: I love it so much and we're happy birthday Wheel
Speaker 1: of Fortune. So apparently, uh, you haven't. I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's advice or just something you're trying. And what's
Speaker 1: the It's about sleep. We all focus on is sleep.
Speaker 1: We need more, we need better, we need quality. It's
Speaker 1: as important as diet and exercise for life, health and longevity.
Speaker 1: It's just true. That's science. It is very true, and
Speaker 1: it's especially true when you have an autoimmune disease. Sleep
Speaker 1: is like super super important. Eight hours is like seven
Speaker 1: hours is the minimum that you should be getting. So
Speaker 1: you saw something on TikTok to help improve your sleep. Yes,
Speaker 1: not only on TikTok, but I saw this girl that
Speaker 1: does stuff for BuzzFeed that I trust, that tried it
Speaker 1: out herself, and she said that she was getting deeper
Speaker 1: sleep from it. And you basically you tape around your mouth,
Speaker 1: so you tape your mouth shut, so it forces you
Speaker 1: to breathe out of your nose and for some reason,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but you get like a deeper, better sleep.
Speaker 1: And so I'm going to try this. And I also
Speaker 1: I'm going to get an old school alarm clock, and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna try sleeping with my phone outside the bedroom.
Speaker 1: I need to do that too. I mean, I have
Speaker 1: an old school clock use having where did you get
Speaker 1: it from? Like Amazon or something digital? But it's old school,
Speaker 1: Like I don't have to tip my foe. I agree
Speaker 1: with you. The phone next to your head is a
Speaker 1: bad idea. We need to stop doing that. The other
Speaker 1: thing is what kind of tape you users? Specific kind
Speaker 1: of tape they tape. Well, the girl that I saw
Speaker 1: specifically had like a tape that just went around her lips.
Speaker 1: It wasn't covering her lips, It just like shut her
Speaker 1: mouth shut. It sounds dangerous to me. I don't know
Speaker 1: why dangerous. How you can breathe out of your nose.
Speaker 1: I don't do We did a report on this and
Speaker 1: it said it was not safe to do this. But
Speaker 1: then my girl says she's been sleeping better. So like,
Speaker 1: who do I try? Said, who is your girl? What
Speaker 1: about your girl this year? My girl on BuzzFeed. I
Speaker 1: trust my girl, so I guess, and they say it's
Speaker 1: not safe. Doctors say mouth taping not only doesn't help
Speaker 1: you to breathe through your nose, it's also highly dangerous.
Speaker 1: It can cause obstructive breathing. Create you might want to
Speaker 1: tell your girl this could cause obstructive breathing other more
Speaker 1: serious sleep disorders like obstructive sleep apnea and sleep disruption.
Speaker 1: This is nothing one should try. A physician would never
Speaker 1: recommend this to a patient. Don't do this. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: buzz kill your happy New Year? Well, okay, but then
Speaker 1: then you like the phone? Still no phone? I think
Speaker 1: the no phone is a good idea. But what's going
Speaker 1: to happen when we have to call you for an
Speaker 1: emergency in the middle. Don't take emergencies at night. I
Speaker 1: guess I'll come in and be the only one on
Speaker 1: the air. Guys. True a matter of fact, if you
Speaker 1: hear because I'm on, do not disturb. Oh all right,
Speaker 1: morning hack is next, So don't do it. I guess
Speaker 1: what we're trying to say, and don't do it. Three
Speaker 1: ways to tell if someone is lying to you? Does
Speaker 1: someone lie to you? Do you think someone doesn't tell
Speaker 1: you the truth? Do you need to catch your kids lying?
Speaker 1: Spouse lying? Are you lying to you? Oh? So there
Speaker 1: are physical cues and this comes. I don't know what
Speaker 1: you know about interrogators, but the interrogators that the CIA
Speaker 1: uses these techniques, I'm told, but I can't not supposed
Speaker 1: to say, oh, do you know somebody? I don't know
Speaker 1: if I do, right, But I think I have a
Speaker 1: hunch of somebody that's in it, but I can't know
Speaker 1: because they'll never tell me. Yeah, I feel like I
Speaker 1: do too. I do not. I'm not, I'm not. I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not in it. I'm not. I didn't think you were. Oh.
Speaker 1: I thought maybe thought this was a whole big thing
Speaker 1: that's my cover. I did think no chance, And I
Speaker 1: did think you were like some sort of CIA something
Speaker 1: adjacent because he's so weird about like things recording him.
Speaker 1: I'm like, why are you so he would be able
Speaker 1: to protect anybody. It's not protections information whatever, but still
Speaker 1: not like on the ground. On the ground, i'd be
Speaker 1: in the intelligence department. I'd be looking. I'd be gathering intelligence.
Speaker 1: But move around and be quick. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you know about the CIA, but
Speaker 1: I could only say so much. There's intelligence and then
Speaker 1: there's agents. I'm a fact together if I wecruit anyway.
Speaker 1: If you suspect someone might be lying to you, physical
Speaker 1: cues to indicate they are. One, if they touch their nose,
Speaker 1: nervousness makes their body temp coo up, which makes them
Speaker 1: itchy at the nose. Two. If they close their eyes,
Speaker 1: especially for a full second, Tony, you don't have to
Speaker 1: worry about this. I wonder if the opposite applies to
Speaker 1: if they don't blink for five minutes, probably, if they
Speaker 1: close their eyes for a second or two. And if
Speaker 1: they hide their hands like in their pockets or behind
Speaker 1: their back, or cross their arms. That one, to me,
Speaker 1: I don't get because I talk all the time. In
Speaker 1: my hand in my pocket, I crossed my eye. Always
Speaker 1: cross your arms like this, I don't always, but I
Speaker 1: do like to stand with a hand in my poet,
Speaker 1: you do like your hands in your pockets. I do
Speaker 1: so if they touch their nose, close your eyes, or
Speaker 1: hide their hands. Interesting today, you have no idea how
Speaker 1: long something you say can stay inside someone's mind. Well,
Speaker 1: a man was arrested after apparently trying to break into
Speaker 1: Billie Eilish's childhood home in Highland Park last night. Called
Speaker 1: about the incident along North Avenue fifty seven came in
Speaker 1: around nine pm UM. It's unclear if anything was taken
Speaker 1: or if anyone was home at the time, but police
Speaker 1: say a suspect was taken into custody and luckily nobody
Speaker 1: was hurt. And Chappo's son has been arrested. In Mexico,
Speaker 1: Mexican security forces captured Olido Kuzman, and alleged drug trafficker
Speaker 1: wanted by the US, and one of the sons of
Speaker 1: Joaquin and Chapman in a pre dawn operation yesterday that
Speaker 1: set off gunfights and roadblocks across Sinaloa's capital. And still
Speaker 1: waiting for California inflation relief pavement well, the vast majority
Speaker 1: of middle class tax relief debit cards will be issued
Speaker 1: by January fourteenth of this year, according to the Franchise
Speaker 1: Tax Board. Now the FTP has previously said it expected
Speaker 1: about direct deposits to be issued in October and of
Speaker 1: all m C t R payments by the end of
Speaker 1: the year. More payments will be issued by January fourteenth,
Speaker 1: the final date that's listed on the state's website. Air
Speaker 1: with Ryan Seacrest, Let's grab Beckamore. We're just talking to
Speaker 1: you about her. You basically um hire her to test
Speaker 1: your significant others loyalty. You give her the info and
Speaker 1: she slides into the d m s and she flirts
Speaker 1: with them, tries to pick him up, hit on him,
Speaker 1: tries to lure him in, and then she tells on
Speaker 1: you or tells on them. I guess it's kind of right, right, Becca,
Speaker 1: That is right, beckam Moore just done on You can
Speaker 1: see on Instagram TikTok. How did this start for you?
Speaker 1: How did this service start? It was really organic? Honestly,
Speaker 1: I this girl DMed me and was like, Hi, my
Speaker 1: boyfriend loves blonde girls and I'm a brunette. Is there
Speaker 1: any way you could d M him? Because I want
Speaker 1: to break up with him and I need like proof
Speaker 1: because he was cheating for a while, and like she
Speaker 1: just needed the screenshots and he did he felt for debate. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that and that I was like hooked. I was like,
Speaker 1: this could be such good content for social media, and
Speaker 1: I want to do this for like a bunch of
Speaker 1: girls because it was just it is honestly entertaining. So
Speaker 1: for example, now like we would hire you for your service? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't have you just do it for fun.
Speaker 1: This is a public good, you know, it's a public good.
Speaker 1: So what are the things you do? Like, what would
Speaker 1: you say here? There's an engineer him named Jeffrey Tubbs, Like,
Speaker 1: let's say that his girlfriend wanted to see if anything
Speaker 1: was going on. What are your steps to luring them in? Well, honestly,
Speaker 1: it's not that hard. I feel like anyone can do it.
Speaker 1: All idea on them is like hey, smiley face, and
Speaker 1: then they if they're going to fall for it, they
Speaker 1: fall for it, or they just look at my Instagram. God,
Speaker 1: so they have photo proof of who you are, that
Speaker 1: there's somebody there, and they do and then do you
Speaker 1: like ask them out or what do you like? What
Speaker 1: are the things you what do they think? What did
Speaker 1: guys respond to? Usually I have the girl tell me
Speaker 1: exactly what to say, and like what the guy will
Speaker 1: probably fall For a lot of times they say, oh
Speaker 1: I need a tour guide in Denver or you know,
Speaker 1: wherever they live, and that way, they'll be like, oh, hey, yeah,
Speaker 1: you should come out with me. And then once I
Speaker 1: have that, then they failed the test and I just
Speaker 1: sent a screenshot to the girl and then breaks up
Speaker 1: with him. And then you and these women become friends forever. Yes,
Speaker 1: of course. I mean if they if they end up
Speaker 1: like having a traumatic experience with the guy, then yeah,
Speaker 1: we're kind of like traumabon them, you know. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I know, I'm sorry. So, yeah, the girls are awesome
Speaker 1: and I keep in touch with them. A lot of
Speaker 1: them have gone on to like date way better guys afterwards,
Speaker 1: Are you are you dating someone? No? But that's the
Speaker 1: thing I'm like, I feel yeah, because I think now
Speaker 1: I'm confused. If you, like, if you were to date
Speaker 1: someone and this is what you do, how does that
Speaker 1: all work with the guy? I don't know. Maybe that's
Speaker 1: why I'm single honestly, because I can't. I feel like also,
Speaker 1: I have such like a jaded view on guys and
Speaker 1: like how easy it is for like a random girl
Speaker 1: on the internet to you know, like steal the guy relationship.
Speaker 1: So here's my take on this. This may be great
Speaker 1: for everyone, but you, yeah, it kind of sucks for me.
Speaker 1: I feel like I have a different view on relationships now.
Speaker 1: I'm trying not to be so angry at men all
Speaker 1: the time. Why don't think all men are like this though?
Speaker 1: So yeah, me like thirty fall for the test and
Speaker 1: these are guys that are already in question by their girlfriends.
Speaker 1: I only do it when, like, if they have a
Speaker 1: good reason to want to, not like if they're like engaged,
Speaker 1: or they're married or they have kids, because I get
Speaker 1: a lot of requests from people that are married or
Speaker 1: like are pregnant, and I feel too bad, like I
Speaker 1: don't want to say things like that. Um, but usually
Speaker 1: it's just like college guys, you know, like ones that
Speaker 1: are like like easy. So by the way backhap more,
Speaker 1: I'm just going back in my head. That's right. Last May,
Speaker 1: you were on the show you helped your uber drive
Speaker 1: or raised over two hundred tho dollars for his daughter's cancer. Both.
Speaker 1: I remember that, so specifically, have you been in touch
Speaker 1: with your uber driver? Yeah? Actually, she actually so this
Speaker 1: is like a happy ending. She ended up beating cancer
Speaker 1: and she got to ring the Kemobile a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks ago. So I went up to Resno to be
Speaker 1: with their family for the weekend to celebrate that, and yeah,
Speaker 1: we raised a quarter of a million dollars. Um. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I think you guys were like part of helping me
Speaker 1: with that because I was on your show and the
Speaker 1: link went like so viral after that. That's listen, that's
Speaker 1: amazing and that is such a good thing. So what
Speaker 1: is your job? What do you do? I do TikTok,
Speaker 1: I do social media is yeah, but I just do
Speaker 1: a bunch of different trends. So the loyalty test is
Speaker 1: one of them. Loyalty kiss beca Moore public service Listen,
Speaker 1: listen to anybody's asking for a tour of Denver, well,
Speaker 1: any city she's based out of here in l A.
Speaker 1: Never specifically I heard it. Apparently people get lost. Um,
Speaker 1: you can follow on Instagram and TikTok at Beeca Moore. Well,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on. It's so nice to hear that
Speaker 1: story about the uber driver too. I'm glad you want
Speaker 1: filled us in. I know I should want to say
Speaker 1: thank you guys for having me on your show. Twice
Speaker 1: because that was awesome the first time. It really helped
Speaker 1: the absolutely well, good luck, thanks Becky, thanks for coming on,
Speaker 1: Thank you guys, bye bye, good to see you. See,
Speaker 1: in my mind, I thought she was paid to do it.
Speaker 1: She just yeah, like they were hiring her. Yeah, she's
Speaker 1: doing it now. It's content. So it keeps her TikTok going,
Speaker 1: which then keeps her followers up, which then keeps her
Speaker 1: content up, then keeps she's getting paid in other ways.
Speaker 1: All Right, So the Chargers finished the regular season in
Speaker 1: Denver on Sunday. They begin the playoffs next week. Good
Speaker 1: Stuff Rams wrap up their season in Seattle. One year
Speaker 1: after winning the Super Bowl, they will not make the
Speaker 1: playoffs this season. What a difference a year momentum can make.
Speaker 1: So that's this week in Georgia, Bulldogs Championship on Monday,
Speaker 1: college football, so fast Stadium. So the other day, all right, sissie,
Speaker 1: one of your single girlfriend, how many single girlfriends you
Speaker 1: got versus Mary girlfriend. I'm not handful about defensive. I'm
Speaker 1: just asking that's not defensive. I'm just gonna have a handful. Well,
Speaker 1: it's a different tone that time. Handful. Do you have
Speaker 1: more single or more married? Girlfriends I have. It's probably
Speaker 1: like in my life life equal, it's about the same,
Speaker 1: not the same. All right, So this is one of
Speaker 1: your current single girlfriends. She told you about this Facebook group, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: And it's so funny because you talked me about this,
Speaker 1: and of course my brain goes, oh my gosh, I
Speaker 1: want I want to talk about this on the radio,
Speaker 1: the only thing we can I remember that for. And
Speaker 1: she was like, okay, absolutely, you can talk about this.
Speaker 1: And then she was like, I added you to the
Speaker 1: group and I was like, why did you add me
Speaker 1: to this group? I was like, don't invite me to
Speaker 1: this Facebook group. But I can't be in this Facebook
Speaker 1: group because it's called are we dating the same guy?
Speaker 1: What is it? Let me understand how it works. It
Speaker 1: works like this. It's basically the premise is simple, if
Speaker 1: the guy kind of sucked and maybe did you dirty,
Speaker 1: then you post him in this Facebook group. And it's
Speaker 1: based here, specific to Los Angeles. So basically it's women
Speaker 1: giving other women the heads up to not make the
Speaker 1: same mistake with this same dude. You know what, I
Speaker 1: want to put Mr Wilsher's picture right up in there.
Speaker 1: If this existed when I was dating him, because that
Speaker 1: guy used my trick on every woman he could find
Speaker 1: in l A And so why why but why your trick?
Speaker 1: You know, I'm saying what he did on me, his
Speaker 1: trick for you, he used repetitively, not your trick for
Speaker 1: And that's what these women are kind of finding out.
Speaker 1: So and a lot of this, and a lot of
Speaker 1: the men that they're posting on here are men that
Speaker 1: are on dating apps. So they'll just take screenshots of
Speaker 1: the guys profiles on Hinge or Bumble or whatever dating
Speaker 1: apps they found them on and basically say stay away,
Speaker 1: don't date him. And then the comments after that um
Speaker 1: will be like, oh my gosh, yes I did date him,
Speaker 1: or oh yes he said the same thing to me,
Speaker 1: or he did and it's just like bla, like just
Speaker 1: going any of the comments. Well, so that's the thing.
Speaker 1: She was going to add me to this group so
Speaker 1: that I could go in, and I was like, please
Speaker 1: don't put me on here. I don't want to be
Speaker 1: a part. I want to read the comments. So she
Speaker 1: sent me a bunch of screenshots of like all of them,
Speaker 1: and I did read a bunch of the comments, and
Speaker 1: a lot of them are like kind of like low
Speaker 1: blows of because women kind of making fun of these men,
Speaker 1: like oh my god, I would never wear that hat,
Speaker 1: or if I would stay away if a man was
Speaker 1: wearing a hat like that, blahbable, etcetera. But most of
Speaker 1: them were mainly like yes, I don't know, like saying
Speaker 1: truthful things like don't date this guy because he did this, this, that,
Speaker 1: or he told me all these things and then he
Speaker 1: lied and then you know. So it's kind of like
Speaker 1: a good place for women to have each other's back,
Speaker 1: but then it also is an endless rabbit hole of
Speaker 1: posts too. So if I'm I just met a guy
Speaker 1: and I want to go look up this guy, can
Speaker 1: I do it? How do I do it? Yeah? You
Speaker 1: probably could. You can join this group and search his
Speaker 1: name and see if he's he's on there. Do you
Speaker 1: search Jeffrey Tubbs? I did not search Jeffrey Tubbs. I mean,
Speaker 1: look great, whatever tool you need to make sure you're
Speaker 1: not with the lame person or crazy, I guess. But
Speaker 1: it's kind of like it's kind of making it so
Speaker 1: that you never want to go on a dating map again.
Speaker 1: Like my friend doesn't want to go in dat nap
Speaker 1: again because she feels like a lot of these men
Speaker 1: that are on here, like I found a real a
Speaker 1: good one on a dating apps, solid Rob. Yeah, Yad.
Speaker 1: We are going to bring in our mayor of Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: Mayor Karen Bass, joining us right now. Mayor Bass, nice
Speaker 1: to have you on. How are you? Thank you? I
Speaker 1: am doing fine and it's nice to be on. Well. Congratulations.
Speaker 1: First of all, thank you very much, appreciate that. Before
Speaker 1: we get to the good stuff. What is the like
Speaker 1: day to day personal cool thing about being the mayor
Speaker 1: of such a big city in a great city like
Speaker 1: l A. The biggest thing to me is being able
Speaker 1: to immediately make a difference immediately. So yesterday I was
Speaker 1: out walking the streets in Venice and talking to people
Speaker 1: in the tents and being able to say, I actually
Speaker 1: have a room for you. Do you want to come inside?
Speaker 1: And here somebody say yes. So I mean, since you
Speaker 1: bring that up, crime and homelessness are things that everybody's
Speaker 1: been talking about and still talk about. So you talk
Speaker 1: about the tent, you talk about a roof uh, and
Speaker 1: you say it and you tell one person that. So
Speaker 1: what's the difference in how one can say it? You
Speaker 1: can say it, and how you actually get to do
Speaker 1: it and how will you do it? Well? You know what, um,
Speaker 1: So many things were learned from the pandemic, and interestingly,
Speaker 1: this is an issue I've been trying to address for many,
Speaker 1: many years, and more than two decades ago. We have
Speaker 1: suggested motels, but its pandemic for the city to say,
Speaker 1: ah ha, motels. So we're capitalizing on the lessons from
Speaker 1: the pandemic getting people housed immediately into motels, while I
Speaker 1: have fast tracked the building of units so they can
Speaker 1: stay in the motel for a few months and then
Speaker 1: move into permanent supportive housing. But you know, key to
Speaker 1: this is addressing why they were on the streets to
Speaker 1: begin with, the mental health, the substance abuse, the variety
Speaker 1: of issues that people face that led to them losing
Speaker 1: housing and being on the street. So fast tracking using motels.
Speaker 1: If you were to say to those of us listening now,
Speaker 1: mayor baths in two years, here's the difference you will see.
Speaker 1: What would that be. I think that I would love
Speaker 1: to say that there would be no more encampments, but
Speaker 1: I think, speaking conservatively, to say that there would be
Speaker 1: a very clear difference in terms of the number of
Speaker 1: encampments and what I mean by that, of course, are
Speaker 1: the tents on the streets, because we have to get
Speaker 1: to a point where no one is on the street
Speaker 1: like this. I mean, I I always say this to
Speaker 1: young people. I feel bad because there's a generation of
Speaker 1: young folks that grew up thinking that this is the
Speaker 1: way it's always been. And I think you and I
Speaker 1: know that's not the case. It's true, it is true.
Speaker 1: Mayor Bass with the sound, what is that? The fourth
Speaker 1: largest economy in the world? What what? What is it? No,
Speaker 1: calif the state of Califi. But l A's got l
Speaker 1: A's got a ranking globally, it does, it's a little
Speaker 1: more than that. I think it might be ninth or two.
Speaker 1: The city city. But just think about this. The population
Speaker 1: of l A, the city is greater than a number
Speaker 1: of states. And just coming off of spending twelve years
Speaker 1: in Congress, I have to tell you that when you
Speaker 1: have a state with six hundred thousand people in it,
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles city is close to four million. And
Speaker 1: then you look at the you know, a state with
Speaker 1: six hundred thousand people has two senators. It's interesting the numbers.
Speaker 1: It's always fascinated me. All Right, Mayor Bass, with us now,
Speaker 1: our new mayor in Los Angeles. Crime, it's a real
Speaker 1: problem everywhere. I've heard what you've said, but tell me
Speaker 1: the latest. Now that you're in office, what's your view
Speaker 1: on how we fix it everywhere? So immediately after the
Speaker 1: race was the clared way, before I was even sworn in,
Speaker 1: I met with the Chief of police in the top command,
Speaker 1: and I raised with him right away the numbers. You know,
Speaker 1: how many officers do we have? How many officers are
Speaker 1: we down? We clearly need to hire because a lot
Speaker 1: of people have retired or moved on to other things,
Speaker 1: and how we get them hired. But then also how
Speaker 1: do you move officers who are currently doing death duty
Speaker 1: on the streets. And there were certain neighborhoods that as
Speaker 1: I went to in the campaign, that wanted to see
Speaker 1: an increased police presence, and the chief told me that
Speaker 1: he has already responded to that and has increased the
Speaker 1: police presence that I'll give you two examples. One is
Speaker 1: vent Tour Boulevard in in Studio City. The other one
Speaker 1: is melrose Um. You know where the shops are. But
Speaker 1: the other thing that I planned to do in the
Speaker 1: next month or so is to begin a process of
Speaker 1: establishing an Office of Community Safety that's actually not connected
Speaker 1: to law enforcement but deals with all of the other issues,
Speaker 1: because you know what's happened over the years, Ryan, is
Speaker 1: that we just dump everything on the police. I mean,
Speaker 1: the police are supposed to be social works. They're supposed
Speaker 1: to be done psychiatrists. Because we don't deal with society's issues.
Speaker 1: We let things fall through the cracks and expect the
Speaker 1: police department to deal with it. So that's why in
Speaker 1: my second week I went over to the county Board
Speaker 1: of Supervisors and told them I I spoke at the
Speaker 1: board and asked them to get involved because they're the
Speaker 1: service providers and instead of pointing fingers at each other,
Speaker 1: we need to lock arms together and say we have
Speaker 1: these problems. The city can deal with part of it,
Speaker 1: the county can deal with other parts. Listen to it together.
Speaker 1: And I do think that they were very interested and excited.
Speaker 1: I know each of the supervisors, and so I'm very
Speaker 1: optimistic that will be able to realign government and get
Speaker 1: government to function a little better. They or bass with us.
Speaker 1: Now I downtown, I can see by her the view
Speaker 1: behind her, which is which is artwork, but I know
Speaker 1: where she is, Uh, what do you say to those
Speaker 1: who think that criminals are committing more crime because they
Speaker 1: just don't feel like they're getting that much trouble if
Speaker 1: they do it. Well, I don't think that it's it's
Speaker 1: I know people feel that way, but because we've had
Speaker 1: certain reforms here. But if you look at just in
Speaker 1: the state of California alone, the most conservative parts of
Speaker 1: the state that have had no reforms have higher crime problems.
Speaker 1: If you look at states that have passed nothing but
Speaker 1: are still in the law and order uh mentality, their
Speaker 1: crime rates are higher than ours. So it's easy to
Speaker 1: assign an increase in crime to that, But I think
Speaker 1: it's important to look deeper. But I also do not
Speaker 1: pull any punches. When crime happens, you gotta deal with it,
Speaker 1: you know. But I believe in stopping the crimes of today,
Speaker 1: but investing in preventing the crimes of tomorrow. That's why
Speaker 1: one of the last things I did in Congress, by
Speaker 1: the way, working with Congressman Tony Carton, is is that
Speaker 1: we both are bringing seven million dollars to Los Angeles
Speaker 1: to support some of the groups that do the violence
Speaker 1: prevention work and many of the men and women that
Speaker 1: do this work. Were formally involved in criminal activity, our
Speaker 1: gang activity. They're older, they've turned their lives around, they're
Speaker 1: very remorseful. We've provided them training and support, and then
Speaker 1: they go into communities and prevent the crimes of the future.
Speaker 1: But one thing that the chief told me a year
Speaker 1: ago is that when the pandemic shut things down, the
Speaker 1: crime prevention organizations closed too, and rise surprise, we had
Speaker 1: an uptick in crime. So I think we need a
Speaker 1: better investment in neighborhoods to prevent crime in the first place.
Speaker 1: Stop it today, prevented tomorrow. The Mayor of the Great
Speaker 1: City of Los Angeles on with us. Now, Okay, here's
Speaker 1: what I'm personally curious about. Sleep. So you know, I
Speaker 1: got to know Mayor and Tonio Viragosa very very well
Speaker 1: and spent a lot of good time with him. And
Speaker 1: I was always curious about sleep because you're kind of
Speaker 1: always on call, Like you can't really you can't really
Speaker 1: turn your phone off, you can't really put it in
Speaker 1: the other room. So how how does that work personally
Speaker 1: for you? Well, so far, so good. And by the way,
Speaker 1: Mayor vier Ragosa is a dear friend of mine as well,
Speaker 1: and uh, and so is our you know, previous mayors
Speaker 1: obviously including Garsetti, but even Mayor Han and Reardon. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, you manage and I'm used to kind of
Speaker 1: being on call all the time, so nothing much changes.
Speaker 1: But you have to discipline and make sure that you
Speaker 1: take care of your health too, and I definitely do that.
Speaker 1: What time do you get to have dinner normally? Um
Speaker 1: between I would say six and eight. I don't like
Speaker 1: to have dinners real late. Do you try and have
Speaker 1: a bed time or is it no? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I do. I do. I try to be in bed
Speaker 1: by about ten or eleven, and I'm up at you know,
Speaker 1: for thirty five o'clock. And what's your decompression exercise? Deep
Speaker 1: decompression exercise is bike riding, swimming, reading, That's that's how
Speaker 1: I decompress. That's good. It's important, I mean to do
Speaker 1: a good job for us, you've got to have that
Speaker 1: time to write ectly exactly. You absolutely do. And you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. I've seen people allow their health
Speaker 1: to deteriorate. And if you're of service to people, you
Speaker 1: have to take care of yourselfs so you can continue
Speaker 1: to be in service. We appreciate you coming on with us,
Speaker 1: Mayor Bass, and good luck to you, and uh, hopefully
Speaker 1: we'll be at the top of your list to come
Speaker 1: back often. Oh I would love to come back often.
Speaker 1: So let's count on it all right. Thank you, math,
Speaker 1: Thank you Mayor Karen Bass there Downtown l A. That's
Speaker 1: a job. Now, that is a job, right now, that's
Speaker 1: a job, real job, tough job. Nothing. I was just like, really,
Speaker 1: it was like kind of exciting to see me wave
Speaker 1: at her. Good violence. I thought you're waving at us
Speaker 1: to say you want to say something. No, waving were goodbye,
Speaker 1: because I was like, oh my gosh, the mayor is
Speaker 1: gonna wave at me. On air with Ryan Best It's
Speaker 1: Ryan Seacrest with you in the Morning, Syney Antania. So
Speaker 1: we started this segment a few years ago. Hometown Hustler.
Speaker 1: I'm always impacted and always struck by these great stories
Speaker 1: of people going to work every day as we need
Speaker 1: to do, but then saying, you know what, I'm not fulfilled.
Speaker 1: We can all say it. The bravery comes in doing it,
Speaker 1: like walking away from the sure thing and doing it well.
Speaker 1: Let's hear it. Chelsea McDonald our hometown hustler and Claremont
Speaker 1: Good morning, Chelsea. Good learning going. It's so great to
Speaker 1: have you on. Thank you for being a part of
Speaker 1: our hometown Hustlers segments. So fourteen years at Costco, you
Speaker 1: go for your dream. Tell us what that dream is.
Speaker 1: So I have always been much has been an athlete,
Speaker 1: and I've been in love with music. However, I am
Speaker 1: not musically inclined, to say the lead. So I wanted
Speaker 1: to figure out a way to incorporate music along with
Speaker 1: my passion of do thing um we'll being an athlete.
Speaker 1: So I kind of came up with this idea of
Speaker 1: having these fresh juices, which I've always drank as an
Speaker 1: athlete growing up, and um incorporating music into that as
Speaker 1: well by giving all my juices um hip hop inspired
Speaker 1: names and hip hop is benics. So looking at my business,
Speaker 1: you would never imagine that it was a juice company
Speaker 1: until you actually see the juices. My logo is very
Speaker 1: much so hip hop inspired, and so are the names
Speaker 1: of the juces, the juice box, the cassette tape logo.
Speaker 1: It's a hip hop inspired fresh juice and detox company
Speaker 1: based in Clermont. What I'm curious to know you could
Speaker 1: have this idea, but you also have your real job,
Speaker 1: like your first sure job. What was that moment like
Speaker 1: when you said I'm going to do it? How did
Speaker 1: you get to that point? You know what if I
Speaker 1: if I said it wasn't emotional, I would be a liar. Um.
Speaker 1: But I decided that if I was really going to
Speaker 1: go all in on my life and my dream, um,
Speaker 1: it was necessary, like I had to cut the cord.
Speaker 1: And I had a lot to lose. Like I had
Speaker 1: a lot, a lot to lose. I mean, I'm a
Speaker 1: single mother of three and that was my security blanket
Speaker 1: and that was my my comfort. But I knew that
Speaker 1: not giving up that was definitely going to hinder my
Speaker 1: ability to really go in on myself and my business.
Speaker 1: And I honestly I have no regret, Absolutely no regret.
Speaker 1: So you got to check this out. It's at the
Speaker 1: dot juice dot box on Instagram and joined the jukebox
Speaker 1: right dot com. Yes, the dot juice Box underscore, got it, uh,
Speaker 1: And then some of the juices Beats by Day, stomach
Speaker 1: on flat, flat blue suit, non toxic af I love
Speaker 1: the names. You're so clever. So Beats by Date. Dalen
Speaker 1: is actually my son, my oldest son. So I figured
Speaker 1: that was a cute little plan works to incorporate. Um,
Speaker 1: my son's name is to one of the drinks. So yeah, no,
Speaker 1: definitely this is I mean, this is great. You should
Speaker 1: really check it out. And they've all got really clever names.
Speaker 1: They absolutely do. They absolutely do our hometown hustler. Maybe
Speaker 1: that inspires you if you're listening now, Thank you so much,
Speaker 1: Chelsea continued success, Thank you, thank you, bye bye bye.
Speaker 1: You know I love a good juice. It fills me up.
Speaker 1: I craved the date and the beat juice. I I
Speaker 1: really like a beat juice. All right, let's close it out,
Speaker 1: live for it. We are going to do a training report,
Speaker 1: and the training report is about p d A. I'm
Speaker 1: not for it really at all. Well that's not shocking.
Speaker 1: Is there a limit? A maximum? Like where do you've
Speaker 1: draw the line? Can you handled like I kind of handled?
Speaker 1: But like making out? No? No, it's all forms of
Speaker 1: p d A. Like Also p d A is on
Speaker 1: social media, Like do you like it when your partner
Speaker 1: posts a picture of you and says something really beautiful
Speaker 1: about you? That doesn't bother me? But like making out
Speaker 1: in front of people while I'm waiting in line for
Speaker 1: a cup of coffee. No, I'm kind of with you.
Speaker 1: It's just like, guys, come on, please, really, it's just
Speaker 1: showing off. Well, it's interesting for me because I love
Speaker 1: p d A like, I'm all about it, and I
Speaker 1: also love like social p d A like, I love that.
Speaker 1: But I was reading this caption that Justin Long posted
Speaker 1: of his girlfriend for her birthday, and I was like,
Speaker 1: so everybody was reposting this Instagram that he shared. It
Speaker 1: was her birthday. It was Kate Bosworth's birthday, and so
Speaker 1: the two of them, they were first linked last March,
Speaker 1: so they've been dating for a little less than a year.
Speaker 1: But that's as far as we know. Obviously we don't
Speaker 1: know the insides of their relationship. Um, but it was
Speaker 1: her fortieth birthday and I'm literally just going to give
Speaker 1: you like the cliff notes because the entire caption was
Speaker 1: like thirty six lines on Instagram, um, and it was
Speaker 1: it said, she is forty. She is also the best
Speaker 1: part of my day every day, even when we're not together.
Speaker 1: She sees beauty everywhere and in everyone. She thinks everyone
Speaker 1: even when she's suffering. She's kind, She's deeply compassionate and
Speaker 1: can't hurt anyone but she can be a rascal. She
Speaker 1: loves to tease. She makes everything in my life better.
Speaker 1: She strives to be better. But she's the best person
Speaker 1: I know. And it goes on and on and on. Sweet.
Speaker 1: That's really sweet. It was very see you like it.
Speaker 1: I like what he said, so it's I don't need
Speaker 1: to see him making out with her at the coffee shop.
Speaker 1: I think it's all all forms of p D A
Speaker 1: no to me. Okay, Well then I think of it differently.
Speaker 1: Maybe IM thinking old school PDA. So if you're a
Speaker 1: significant other road a thirty six line caption about you
Speaker 1: like this, you would like that if anybody would want
Speaker 1: to about themselves, And then a lot of people were
Speaker 1: reposting it saying basically like, if you think you're, you know,
Speaker 1: being too much, if you think you're doing something wrong
Speaker 1: on a date, like you can't do the wrong thing
Speaker 1: for the right person. Well, I don't even know her.
Speaker 1: Well it makes me really like her, Kate Bosworth. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: she's super cute. She's from Blue Crush, she's got talking
Speaker 1: from We don't know her. We know her fame, but
Speaker 1: we don't know her. Yeah, it makes me happy to
Speaker 1: hear that she's that person I know, and I think
Speaker 1: she's been through a lot because I know she was married, divorced.
Speaker 1: The Blue Crush was a hundred years ago. Get a
Speaker 1: new reference, But what is the new reference? I don't know.
Speaker 1: She's different col her eyes. That reference to something in
Speaker 1: the Blue Crush. I grew up watching that Come on color.
Speaker 1: That's the first thing I thought of. What. I don't know.
Speaker 1: We'll find some other work she's done. I'm looking at
Speaker 1: but I don't know any of these movies. Well, she's
Speaker 1: kind to remember that beyond the scene. Am I supposed
Speaker 1: to wait for you to google and movies or what
Speaker 1: I am? I'm googling them, but I don't know any
Speaker 1: of them. There's a lot. Wow, she's been in the
Speaker 1: lane in what Superman? I like her Superman returns. I mean,
Speaker 1: when you do google her, Blue Crush comes up as
Speaker 1: the first one, literally the Immaculated one a day with
Speaker 1: Ted Hamilton's she was in the Immaculated. That's another one
Speaker 1: from two thousand four. It's more recent than Blue crossin
Speaker 1: would appreciate Superman, is what you're talking about. I just
Speaker 1: said that that was six, so we're still looking. I
Speaker 1: just said the Immaculate room. That's the one then. So
Speaker 1: if you are listening and you are single, this Sunday,
Speaker 1: I guess it's your super Bowl. It is dating Sunday.
Speaker 1: The first Sunday after a new year is the busiest
Speaker 1: day of the year on dating apps. Fresh starts, right.
Speaker 1: We talk about this every year, but it's grown to
Speaker 1: be bigger and bigger with each year that goes by.
Speaker 1: Matches and conversations increased by a lot today on Sunday
Speaker 1: because new users increased. They just I think it's like
Speaker 1: because everyone kind of took a pause over the holidays,
Speaker 1: it makes sense that everyone's just like this on Sunday
Speaker 1: because I just think Sunday is like the Sunday scar ees.
Speaker 1: So people are a lonely. Well, you go back to work,
Speaker 1: You're like in the work for somebody. You want to
Speaker 1: you want to find a companion. That so Sunday is
Speaker 1: the day feel that you may not feel it right,
Speaker 1: you might have plans like Sunday like everybody's kind of
Speaker 1: doing their own thing. So make your profile um completely
Speaker 1: filled out with great. This is if you're starting new
Speaker 1: on a dating app, what to do. Yes, So here's
Speaker 1: like the first thing you want to do is you
Speaker 1: want to just make sure that you have really good photos.
Speaker 1: Try adding your favorite restaurants, activities, things that you like,
Speaker 1: maybe some bucket list destination ends, whoever. Really kind of
Speaker 1: sparks up conversations and for the photo. Over half of
Speaker 1: singles say an authentic, filter free photo is what they
Speaker 1: want to see. So put up your authentic self forward
Speaker 1: and add some natural shots that show your personality, not
Speaker 1: like super glad filtered. That's a really big one. I think.
Speaker 1: So setting your intentions is also important. Um So, if
Speaker 1: you're trying to get back into dating, look for something
Speaker 1: a little bit more long term. I think be clear
Speaker 1: about what you're looking for in your bio, be specific,
Speaker 1: get to the point. Things like that. And timing is key.
Speaker 1: Eight to nine pm, they're saying, is the sweet spot?
Speaker 1: What do you mean? Timing is key eight to nine
Speaker 1: pm rush hour to be exactly, Yes, Sunday night, after dinner,
Speaker 1: it might be. You know that's what that's right, that's right,
Speaker 1: that's when you're I think that's what single you're most sad. No,
Speaker 1: it's not. It's kind of like right when you're winding down,
Speaker 1: maybe get a glass of wine and you know about
Speaker 1: the last time you were single on a Sunday night
Speaker 1: at eight. I know how to read blogs, bro, but
Speaker 1: it's also like very just it just makes sense, like
Speaker 1: that's just what you do when you're home, when you're alone,
Speaker 1: you eat your dinner and then you have alone time.
Speaker 1: So that's when you're going to research. I read like
Speaker 1: a bunch of different blogs and this is what they said.
Speaker 1: But Tanya, weren't you and I saddest on Sundays at eight? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Sunday nights were the worst. This is what everyone is saying,
Speaker 1: trust me. But then the showing your personality is very
Speaker 1: interesting because I remember I remember I asked Robbie what
Speaker 1: was like the picture that kind of like sold him
Speaker 1: on my dating app? And it was like one that
Speaker 1: I would not have even it was probably one that
Speaker 1: I picked out, and it was one of me like
Speaker 1: my hand was up and my head is like down.
Speaker 1: You can't even see my face. I was just like
Speaker 1: looked like I was having a really good time. I
Speaker 1: was like with a girlfriend. And he's like that was
Speaker 1: his favorite picture. Sunday night eight to nine pm is
Speaker 1: gonna be like the four or five freeway back to back,
Speaker 1: you know where gonna start paying your bills again on Monday,
Speaker 1: and cheering tickets are coming up here in a second,
Speaker 1: Ryan's secret sissity Manya. What are you watching this weekend?
Speaker 1: What is on your weekend watch list? The weekend watch?
Speaker 1: What's on your weekend watch I actually watched this on
Speaker 1: the plane to Japan because it's all about Bullet Train
Speaker 1: going to to Kyoto. So it's actually called Bullet Train
Speaker 1: and it starts Brad Pitt and he plays ladybug Um.
Speaker 1: He is an unlucky assassin who is determined to do
Speaker 1: his job peacefully. But it's a really high action packed movie.
Speaker 1: He's incredible in it. It's about two hours. It's on Netflix.
Speaker 1: He's in modern day, like right now. It's not like
Speaker 1: a futuristic thing. No, it's modern day. It's really good
Speaker 1: and it's kind of funny. There's a lot of like
Speaker 1: a comedic scenes in it too, and he's really good
Speaker 1: in it. I would highly recommend it. It was kind
Speaker 1: of crazy because there's a scene in the movie where
Speaker 1: the trains is going super fast and they're like hanging
Speaker 1: out of it and they're like, you know, essentially trying
Speaker 1: to kill each other. Um and the plane hit turbulence
Speaker 1: and it was like the plane. I have never experienced
Speaker 1: turbulence that that bad, and it felt like I was
Speaker 1: on the train. It was almost like it was almost
Speaker 1: like a four D experience when I was watching the
Speaker 1: movie is crazy. I don't know that you'll experience that
Speaker 1: when you're watching at home. But anyways, it's on Netflix alright,
Speaker 1: two hours in six minutes in case your word about Chania,
Speaker 1: what's on your weekend watch list? So I'm switching it
Speaker 1: up and I'm gonna do a podcast because when you're
Speaker 1: on long road trips, you're always searching for a really
Speaker 1: good podcast to dive into. And this is a true
Speaker 1: crime one and it's so good. We listened to it
Speaker 1: on our drive up to Tahoe. It's called to Live
Speaker 1: and Die in l A. And the first season is
Speaker 1: at this case this girl named Ada Shabani. She just
Speaker 1: disappeared from her Hollywood apartment and she was like an
Speaker 1: aspiring actress. And it follows the entire case, so you're
Speaker 1: like listening to their phone calls and all this stuff.
Speaker 1: It's this rolling stone journalist that uncovers everything. It's good.
Speaker 1: It references all these different parts of l A. It
Speaker 1: sounds really good. Yeah, it's really really good. So there's
Speaker 1: two seasons right now and you can listen to it
Speaker 1: on the I Heart radio app. You live in Dyna,
Speaker 1: l A, Right, Ruby, what's on your watch list? So
Speaker 1: I'm obsessed with this show. It's called Old Enough on
Speaker 1: Netflix and basically parents sent out their kids as as
Speaker 1: young as like three years old, so three five year olds, um,
Speaker 1: and this camera crew follows them as they run errands.
Speaker 1: And it's actually in Japan sysany so I here, yes
Speaker 1: a theme, um. But it's so cute because like they'll
Speaker 1: give them money and they'll give them a list like
Speaker 1: go bring me back three items, and they I'm just
Speaker 1: so impressed by how savvy they are. Like it's just
Speaker 1: like a very wholesome I've heard about this in real life. Uh,
Speaker 1: I would just be concerned about their safety. Yeah. No,
Speaker 1: well that they're being followed by like camera crews and
Speaker 1: it's not everybody Like there are a lot of kids
Speaker 1: go do this for their parents without a camera crew. Yeah. True.
Speaker 1: And so I it's like, I mean they're young, right,
Speaker 1: Yeah they are. And they're in the city. I will
Speaker 1: say the neighborhood seem a lot more like small town
Speaker 1: versus like it's not like they're going to Hollywood and Highland.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not like chaotic. Yeah, okay, what what
Speaker 1: errands you gonna do there? Really? Ripley's and you know,
Speaker 1: And I'm watching the offer on Apple the Making of
Speaker 1: the Godfather. Yes, Miles Teller is in it. It's good.
Speaker 1: I started it. Yeah, And I'm also gonna watch Kaleidoscope yea,
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