Hour 3 | Trees Add Value @ConwayShow

Bellio ruins Petros & Money’s show for a birthday card // Dean Sharp –Trees add value to your home. Doing what’s best for your neighborhood bodes well for you. Keep the rats out by never allowing them in...// LA’s ‘Graffiti Towers’ For Sale Following Bankruptcy, Vandalism / A group of 44 protesters who were arrested on UCLA's campus early // Energy drinks ---Tim had wings on bumble bee -  

Episode Transcript

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It's KMF I am sixty and you'relistening to The Conway Show on demand on
the iHeartRadio app our own Sharon Bellio. It's very good at remembering people's birthdays,
and we try to remember hers,and I think we did this year.
I think we knocked it out thisyear. You really did, thanks
to Deborah Mark who reminded us thatit was your birthday. I think it

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was Michelle Cube and maybe Deborah.All right, so you went in you,
uh, the Duke of sports whoworks on the John Colebelt Show.
He's the board op slash producer.His birthday tomorrow. You take a card
around today and you circulate it,and you took it into I liked it.

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Sorry, new sound guy. He'san impersonator, not a sound guy
evidently. So oh, you tookthe card into Petro's and Money to have
them sign it or Tim Kate signit, Tim Kate, Tim Kate signed
it, and then Petro's and Moneysaw you do that, and they got
pissed. It ruined their show whatever, right, Yeah it did not if

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that's yeah, I ruined their show. Okay, let's find out and let's
pretend that. Let's find out herewe go. This is Petro's of money
moments ago on a five seventy.Now, I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna come clean here, Kate'sWe're in the midst of engaging you in
conversation and promoting off day Dodger Talkat seven pm yep, and a question
was asked of you. You pausedand you gave a little bit of a

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confused answer, and it was becausesome lady came in that room. Who
was it? Yeah, you divertedyour attention from the conversation here. Well,
there's another engaged Bellio and you didn'tknow what we were talking about,
and I took offense. That's myapologies, because there was something bigger there
was being discussed over here. Yeahwhat is? I didn't like it.
We're talking about you and we're talkingabout off day Dodger talk, and you
didn't give us your attention. Youengaged with Bellio. Tomorrow is the Duke

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of Sports birthday and there's a birthdaycard being passed around for everybody to sign.
So it was in here for meand Ronnie to sign, and I
gave it back to her. Nowyou know why I was upset? Now
you know why I'm getting a littleshort huh while I'm a little kurt.
You see what I mean. We'retrying to do a show here, Kate's
mic is open, the red lightis on. She pushes the door open,
I gotta tell you, and derailsthe whole thing. I feel like

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Hitler. I'm fighting. I'm fighting. He always goes with it. He
just went yeah, ten. Healways goes to ten. Immediately It's like,
uh, you know, Petro's haveyou been in the rushed him today?
Because Yeah, when I came out, I felt like Hitler. What
I was just gonna say, thefloor is damped, the floor's with and

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derails the whole thing. I feellike Hitler. I'm fighting. I'm fighting.
I'm fighting a battle on two fronts. You know. I'm fighting over
here and trying to keep Kate's attention, trying to defend his show tonight.
It's a big deal when Dodger talkoff night calls and you're sitting in Midland,
Texas, ready to work, andthen all of a sudden to find
out he's more interested in a birthdaycard for the Duke of sports Belly Obellio

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Right, and I'll tell you somethingelse. That pissed me off, Matt,
maybe this little off topic. Iwas watching something on the Instagram and
it was something that somebody from KFIposted, and it was one of those
four hundred assistant producers over at KFI. They get a lot of help.
Yeah, And she was like,I'm an assistant and they were like,
well, how does it work,because you know, I know Belli.
Oh it was like a panel.Oh I saw that panel. She's like,

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well, I'm like an assistant.But it's crazy how it works.
There's a lot of assistance, butif our head producers out, I become
the producer sometimes for weeks or months. Really, but I'm like, yeah,
she said months. I was like, if Tim Kates gets a cold,
if Tim Kates is in an ironlung, we wheel him into a
into an elevator and put him onthe phone with Eric Carrolls and try to

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get him on the air. Didthat set you Tim when you saw that.
I do not want to talk aboutit right now, Petros. It
infuriated me. Oh, apparently it'sgood enough for Bellio to talk about it
right, to talk about it,Hey, bring that card in here so
I can take a dumping it.Matt do you know who the Duke of
sports favorite artist musically is. Isaw this the other day. I like

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Kate's guest. That's a great guess. That is a great guest. But
the Duke of Sports is way moreSouthern California and West Coast than that.
Okay, I'm gonna go imagine dragons, not Southern California, but Vegas.
Kates was closer, Lamar close.You guys aren't gonna get it. I
saw him tweeting about it last nightwhere he was like, look at these
bars. They spitting these bars isunreal? Maclamore, maclamore, Maclamore,

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Maclamore, Maclamore, Maclamore controversial.No, okay, who's the guy that's
uh Jack Stephans, Yes, who'sthe guy that's always at all the oh
machine gun Kelly? No, he'swho's the guy? I'm thinking he's a
good looking dude he shows up atall the events. Is a rapper?
Yeah, I think so. HarlowJack Harlowe. No, okay, little

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squeeze guest though, right, verygood guys, Little Squeegee. It's not
ty guy. Is it Lil YACHTIit's not Lil yachtis not little pump either
easy, No Maclamore, Maclamore,because like I got a couple of them.
But man, this is going downa hole. I'm like, you're
just making up names. Now.Mac comes from a music background, so
he knows every band that's ever beenassembled since nineteen thirty Yeah, he knows

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everybody. This guy is these these, and so does Petros. They know
every single band that's ever been assembledin they in since nineteen thirty eight.
I gotta start listening to this show. Yeah too, No Maclamore, Maclamore.
I used to love Kanye, butthen you know who is Maclamore?
Maclamore? Yeah, they hung upon Maclamore. That sounds like the game.

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The game should have thought of that. It's got the La out of
space right in LA on this.Yeah, yeah, the game. And
I was thinking like the Duke ofSports from Calabasas going to the game show
and being like, break yourself,Happy Birthday, Duke was playing the seventies.

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Happy Birthday, Duke. You signedthe card by the way, I
did. Yes, there wasn't muchroom usually like you know, oh snap,
did you sign the card? Isure did, so there wasn't much
room left. Well, I'm sayingthat you know not all signatures and comments
are the same, and I'm usuallyleft with a big space to sign because

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obviously if he were to keep thatcard, he would have kept it because
my name's on it, and Ididn't know. I didn't think I was
left enough room to make it seemedlike my What I'm trying to say in
a very uncomfortable way, is itseems like my comments and my signature were
as valuable as yours. Who's allof you? Well, I didn't see

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the card, so I didn't getto sign it to you to sign you
did, there's very I didn't evenknow what the cards you were talking to
me earlier, all these signatures ofpeople I've never heard of in my life.
I went to get the card,I think to give it to you,
and you disappeared, and then itcomes around with these really thin,
awful big pens. It's a nightmare. Well, you really do dump on

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everything, don't you. It's likeHitler. It's Hitler. You're listening to
Tim conwaytun You're on demand from KFIAM six forty. Dean Sharp is on
the station every single Saturday, sixto eight am. If that's too early
for you, nine to noon onSunday, five hours on the weekend.

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And that's a great show to getup to. You're driving to church,
you're going out to brunch, whateveryou're going on, whatever's going on in
your life. Flip on KFI.It's a great way to start your morning.
And he's with us, Dean Sharp, how you, Bob? I
am good, good, my friend. I learned something from you, and
I got a great tip for peoplethat live in cul de Sacs. I'm
gonna use your tip and my imaginationto come up with something. You tell

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me whether you agree, all right, okay. You always say you put
a thirty thousand dollars tree in frontof your house, your house value will
go up by sixty thousand. It'lldouble the value of whatever you spent on
the tree. Is that correct?Yeah? Mostly, yeah, yeah,
okay, all right, for peoplewho live in cul de Sacs. I
see this in Orange County. Ido not see it in Los Angeles.

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I think it's a great idea.But in Orange County they've taken out like
a circle that maybe is twenty feetin diameter, and they've taken out the
middle of the cul de Sac andthey put a huge, beautiful oak tree
or an elm tree or some kindof you know, beautiful tree in the
middle of that cul de sac.And I think it raises the value of

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those homes by triple of what theyhave spent on that tree. There's no
question, there's no question that itdoes. Now, good luck get in
your city to you know, tostep up to that. But you're absolutely
right. In fact, it's beautiful. The fact of the matter is tim
that trees make neighborhood values. Yeah, trees more than anything you think about

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it. It's embedded into our psyche, right when we think about by a
beautiful home along a tree lined street, right. I dare anybody to do
this, defy this reality. Drivethrough town wherever you are, from neighborhood
to neighborhood, and your emotional senseof value of that neighborhood will rise and

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fall with the number of feature,specialmen sized trees there are out and up
by the street and in the frontlawns. That's sensational. Again, I
only see it in Orange County.But if you can get the city to
you know, to create the wholeand put a curb around it, and
then you buy the tree or whatever. I can't tell you. You know
that that goes from a four hundredthousand dollars per house neighborhood to almost a

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seven hundred thousand dollars. For me, I think it's like, it's like
a really cool thing. And I'venever seen that before in LA and I've
only seen it on pictures from OrangeCounty. But I'm surprised that every cul
de Sact doesn't do that. We'vegot a few of those out here in
Ventura County as well. But you'veabsolutely, I mean, there's no question
about it. You might as wellbe making it a gated community. Yes,

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value if you drive between like citya city not getting on the freeways,
and you can tell the difference betweencities that invest in things like trees
and others that don't, and howstark those cities that don't invest in trees.
Look, it's just they're not citiesthat are warm and welcoming to you.
Well, absolutely, and you knowwhat else? You know what else,
Croachey, It's not just it's notjust some psychological thing. Okay,

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it's not just an emotional flurry,Okay, it's study after study. I
mean, crime rates are lower inneighborhoods with trees with big, beautiful trees,
temperatures, average temperatures are lower.Lower. Large amounts of trees create
microclimates, and they will lower theaverage temperature of a given neighborhood by two

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or three degrees. This portion ofthe show being brought you by Moon Nursery
by Trees. I will say,whenever I put anything in the yard,
whether it's flowers or we're going topaint the front of the house, I
always think to myself, will theneighbors hate it? Will they like it?
And does it go with the neighborhoodand go with my street? And

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I wish more people did that.Well, you wish that more people thought
about the rest of the neighbors whenthey were doing things. Oh yeah,
for sure, for sure, yeahabsolutely, unless you've got a brilliantly proven
idea like planting a tree. Andthen you know what, I don't care
what anybody but the guys that putthe statues in the front of their house.
Oh, don't even get me started. All right, I'm not going

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to tell you where I live,but okay, I live kind of in
the cheap seats out in my areaof town. But that's where our little
cottage is. But the street directlyin back of me. Okay, he's
got the exact same house as Ido. I've got I have a thirteen
hundred square foot house. He hasthe exact same one as you walk by,

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because we walk our granddaughter to schoolright by his house every every Thursday
morning. And he's got I'm gonnasay six, there are six golden lions,
oh my god, out of atwo at the curb, two up
by the front porch, two flankingthe driveway of this, of this,

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of this awe inspiring nineteen fifty eighttwelve hundred square foot house. I'm telling
you, there is nothing classier.There's nothing classier. I think the big
golden lions are gaudy for Las Vegas. Oh they are. They are.
I kind of WinCE when I walkby the MGM grand I'm like, come

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on, did we really have todo that? But you know, my
neighbor, he's got it going onthat you just wondered. They're like,
well, that must be. Thatmust be a paradise inside that home.
That's fantastic. And I also wishthat most the more people understood this.
I'm sure you do, because you'revery respectful of your neighbors. But you
know, the gutter in your frontof your house is part of your house.

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If there's out there, I'm sorrythat people left trash, but it's
your job to go in there andpick that crap up and throw it away.
You know. I don't want toget too philosophical about things, right,
but I'm telling you as a customhome designer, one of my approaches
to design is to sit down withmy clients and say, listen, there
is an aspect of human nature thatI wish everyone would realize, and that

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is that there is a balance orattention if you want to call that,
inside of us, each of us. There is me and there is we,
and we've got to figure out wherethat balance lies. And the people
who only think about me, theymay feel like they're getting ahead, but
you know what, they're hurting everybodyelse around them and ultimately raising you know,

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the rising tide lifts all bolts.Doing what works best for your neighborhood.
It's what works best for you,it really is. I don't want
to boast here, I just wantto encourage other people to do this.
But on Sunday, unless it's dirty. During the week, I live on
an alley. I have one ofthose. I look like to be at
the beginning of the odd couple,you know, where the guy picks up

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the cigarette butt and throws it atthe trash. But I take one of
those. I take I put onrubber gloves and I carry a bag,
and I walk up and down ouralley and I throw away cups or cigarettes
or paper or whatever, and Iclean up our alley. And the reason
why I do it is because acop has told me this. Police officers
have told me this. If there'strash around, it's going to attract people

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who want to or who are homelessto sleep in those alleys. If it's
really beautiful and really clean, theywill avoid that because they know there's people
around. But I wish there weremore people that would walk around and pick
up trash. And I feel likewhen I do it, people look at
me like I'm a lunatic and I'ma homeless guy doing it. I know.

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Like, but again, again,what you're talking about has been proven.
This is how New York City,this is how Manhattan came out of
the dumpster. That's right, Thisthis police and city wide project, and
the focus for the first time everwasn't hiring more cops, and it wasn't
doing it was Hey, let's getinto neighborhoods, let's cover up graffiti,

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let's fix broken windows, and let'spick up the damn trash. And guess
what happened. Crime rates dropped.I think you because it's what you said.
A neighborhood, okay, And thisgoes back to trees as well.
A neighborhood where things are green andflourishing and clean and well maintained is a
neighborhood that a criminal thinks all eyesare out all right because people are watching

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and taking care of this place.This is not a place where I can
slide in undetected, right, andso they just find another place to do
it. It's like I got agreat piece of advice from an exterminator,
and he it was against his selfinterest. He said, you know,
you don't you shouldn't go around killingspiders. Just remove their nest three or

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four times, and they'll go andbuild their nest somewhere else because they don't
like working their asses off and havingsome guy ruin it every ten minutes.
And I think it's the same withneighborhoods. You know, just keep moving
the trash around and people, well, you know, people won't end up
sleeping in you rally exactly. Italk about people with the rats inside their

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house, rodents inside their house,and they go to war with them,
right, traps and poisons, Andhow about just take the time to exclude
them from your house so they can'tget in. And guess what, they'll
move on. They really will,They'll move on and real quickly. I've
been saying this for years. Youknow, the people that squirt for breeze
around their house to make it smellbetter, how about this option. How
about cleaning the f and house oncein a while, Yeah, and then

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cook a nice meal in the kitchen, make everything smell wonderful. That's right,
all right, But I appreciate youcoming on this weekend Saturday. You're
on live from six to eight andthen Sunday nine to noon. Is that
correct? Absolutely? We're doing allcalls this weekend on US Sunday, on
Sunday Mother's Day only the ladies.Oh that's great, all right, excellent,

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all right, the very sexist showon Sunday. That's why they're saying
exactly, and in a way Ithink that I get to do. That's
right, exactly all right, buddy, thanks for you again. All Right,
Dean Sharp, everybody in the housewhisper This weekend on KF five,
you're listening to Tim Conway Junior ondemand from KFI Am sixty. Hey,

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you know those side graffiti towers thatare downtown Los Angeles. You know,
guys got up to the twentieth floorand we're very kind to show us their
art skills and deface the entire building. Well, guess what they're for sale?
Those buildings are for sale. Ifyou have the dough, you can
buy those buildings, the graffiti Towers. That's what they're known as. And

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I have a hunch they're going tochange the name of that once they sell
them. People aren't going to spendthree million dollars on a condo to live
in the GFFEEDI building, Or maybethey will. You know, maybe I'm
wrong, Maybe that'd be like ahip thing that you know, rich kids
or rich young people like. Theylike being you know, they like having

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money, but they know their money'sdirty. And I think they'll feel better
if they live in a place calledthe graffiti Towers. You know, they'll
feel like they're self worth matches.I don't know, where they are in
life. That's possible. Graffiti towers. The owners of those downtown La skyscrapers
covered in graffiti have hired Colliers andHillco Real Estate to find a new buyer

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for the four hundred and forty milliondollar property. Wow, I want that
four hundred and forty million dollars.Those two towers could be yours. The
original designs for Ocean Wide Plaza,as it's known, include three towers for
condos, hotels, retail space,and parks. LA City had to a
lot nearly four million dollars to cleanit up. The LAPD is currently providing

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around the clock security. The realtorsays the city will be repaid after closing,
and it wants to find a developerto finished the project at nine for
the twenty eight Summer Olympics. Thereyou go. That's our goal to try
to find somebody to buy those buildingsbefore the whole world comes to see us.

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And look, it's four short years. Remember it was eight years,
then it was six. Now it'sfour four short years until the world comes
to see us. Let's straighten up. Let's straighten up. Can we I
don't know, I don't know.Will we still have people going one hundred
miles an hour up and down pchwiping people out. But we still have

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people robbing Nordstroms every day? Who? We still have homeless people sleeping all
over the streets? Maybe? Who? We still have people getting stabbed and
killed on metro? I don't know, I don't know, but you hope
we could straighten up. Look,it's just for two weeks, you know,
maybe three if they come in acouple days early and they stay a

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couple of days later. Can't westraighten out for three weeks and just show
the world that this is a coolplace For three weeks. We can go
back to mistreating each other, shootingand stabbing each other, mowing each other
over with our cars after the Olympics. But for the Olympics, let's let's

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bes everybody as a city. Let'sbe as the world and let them think
this is a great place to live, because then people come out here and
the property values that will go up. Property values you are not going to
go up if this is a hellhole. All right, let's talk about
these you see la fight fight fight, which I think they're going to try

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to change that. The protesters,the protesters, they were equipped with heavy
tools. The recent ones that gotarrested possible weapons and vandalism tools taken from
arrested campus protesters. These items foundwhen campus police discovered a large group of
people athered in a campus parking structureearly Monday morning. Yeah, and what
was their goal? What were theygoing to do with all these tools?

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Police now saying that group was preparingto break into and take over more haul
on campus wow, and barricade themselvesinside. The things that were confiscated included
metal pipes, boltcutters, heavy chains, padlocks, and lots of super glue
also found. Yeah, the superglue is a new thing where kids are
super gluing their hands to the pavement, to a wall. What is it?

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How do you get that off?You just take a screwdriver to the
guy's paw to pull that off,or paint scraper. I'm not really sure
how they do that. No,you're going to lose at least a layer
of skin. Oh my god,Like you only hurting yourself, right,
and it's going to hurt a lotand lots of super glue also found a
number of documents encouraging violence and vandalism. Forty four people arrested on Monday,

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thirty five of them UCLA students,nine others not affiliated with UCLA. Oh,
these UCLA students, What did youdo? What'd you do? You
know, I would jump in onthis protest if it was and you get
a lot more interest, a lotmore people on your side. If,
for instance, you were protesting howexpensive it is to live in LA,

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I would be sitting with you onthat lawn. I would pop a tent
or put up a tent, andI would sit right next to you.
I'd sleep right next to you,and i'd protest. We do the show
from there. But this, theGozza thing is too far. It's too
complicated. It seems like you couldhave, you know, you can both

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sides that issue a lot. It'sit just doesn't seem like the kids are
really that in that knowledgeable what's goingon over in that part of the world.
It's too far. But if youwanted to start a protest saying it's
too damn expensive to live in LA, I'd be I'd be in that tent

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next to you. I'd be inthat tent. We do a live show
from UCLA every day, and I'dbe the ones, you know, throwing
my urine at the cops. I'dbe that guy, you know, sorry,
cops, would you say that?Yeah, I know we have a
long, great relationship. But I'dbe throwing my feces at you. Sorry,
I know, I know it's theworst side of me. Or they

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would clean it up, somebody wouldclean it up. I don't know if
I would do it, but Iwould be, uh, you know,
the the naked guy throwing my fecesat everybody. That would be me,
And I think Belly would get inon it. Oh my gosh, yes,
you know, I mean, notthe feces part, but really throwing.

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Would I throw feces? Yeah?I might throw yours? Oh wow,
your feces is too good to bethrown around. Yeah, let them
meet. Yeah, that's right,you know it. Let them eat feces.
That's wild. Bello bellio. Youand I would get involved if that

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protest was you know, southern California'stoo expensive, You get involved. Oh
I'm right there. Yes, besleeping there in your car and yes,
you know, yes, throws around. But this this other protest they I
don't know if the if the studentsreally know what's going on in that area
to uh, you know, tobe sure that they're on the right side.

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I don't know, but we havea lot of other issues here and
we got cleaned up before the Olympics. Olympics coming four short years. Clean
it up, Clean it up,La. I'm telling you, I'm warning
you don't let this slide. Allright, four short years, it's going
to fly by. You're listening toTim Conway Junior on demand from KFI Am
sixty. He kind of know thisabout our own Sharon Bellio, she worked

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for the Lakers for a long time. She had two jobs. What are
you doing? And you needed tokeep your energy up right? Yeah?
So, and you've never done thisyear, You've never had you've never introduced
us, you know to this sideof you? Is you know that those
those energy drinks that you love.I went through way uh where I drink

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a lot of Red Bulls. Wow. I didn't know that about it yet.
That's like such an interesting part ofyou, really, Yes, because
I never do anything. Huh.You don't drink, you don't do coke,
you don't do weed, you don'tdo barbituates. No, you do
barbituates. No? No, haveyou ever taken a lude? No?
You ever smoked a joint. No, have you've never done any sort of

(25:37):
drugs? Have you ever done?Have you ever seen cocaine? You know
what? Uh? I don't thinkso not in personal So see, so
being on Red Bull is huge foryou. It's just an energy drink,
right, Yeah, but I loveit. Yeah. Oh. I was
working two full time jobs, sowhat reason? And then we did the
Laker post game with Matt money Smith, right, and it used to last

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like two hours, you know,till like I wouldn't get home to like
one in the morning, and Ihad to be at my other job at
four. Oh my god, SoI needed Red Bull. Wait, so
did you ever try the five hourenergy drinks? I did. I didn't
like those. Did it make youjitterate? Yeah? It made me jitterate?
Yeah, maybe too nervous. Yeah, yeah, I tried. I

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never tried the Red Bull. Inever got on that horse, but I
tried. I was driving back fromOregon. I may have told the story
in the are before. I wasdriving back from Morgan with my wife and
her two sisters and my daughter.So, you know, a lot of
women in the car and me,so a lot of having to listen to
long conversations about feelings. And Iremember it was around seven o'clock at night,

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and we still had one hundred andfifty miles to go before we got
to the hotel. And I wastired, and I felt myself not nodding
off, but you know, likeresting my eyes, and you can't do
that with five family members the car. Oh, you've got a responsibility,
that's right. So I pulled overand I got one of these things.
I think they were called bumble bees. Yeah, yeah, and it's straight

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caffeine or nicotine or I don't knowwhat it is. But I took one
and I was fine, and Imade it all the way to the hotel.
We got to the hotel Roun teno'clock at night, and I had
to sleep because I had to getup and drive five hundred miles the next
day and then go to work atseven o'clock. So we had to leave

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at seven am. I had todrive for ten hours and then go to
work and work for four hours.And so I took one of these bumble
bees. We got to the hotelten thirty. I laid down eleven o'clock
and I stared at the ceiling untilseven am. Ough never fell asleep once.
Oh my gosh, that's the worst. Not one wink of sleep that

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got up, drove to LA withoutbeing tired. I took a shower,
went to work and worked for fourhours without being tired, and then got
home and couldn't sleep. So whateveris in those pills works, but you
don't know how to turn them off. You can't turn them off? Yeah,
I I no, thanks, itworks, though, mand does it

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work? You know those five Idon't know five hours like that way?
Or the red bulls? How manyRed bulls would you knock over? This
is like two or three? Really? You had three red bulls sometimes?
Yeah, I was struggling. Didyou pump them up with vodka? Oh?
Just occasionally? Yeah? No redbull vodka. No, I've never
tried that. I mean I thinkthat would be pretty good. Though.

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What do you like on a redBull? You just a million miles an
hour like this? Flying around?Oh? What am I like? Chatty?
Probably chatty? Yeah? High energy? Yeah? Yeah, good for
you. But I put it backinto my work. So okay, I
didn't know you were an addict.I didn't know that. I don't think
I am tim Okay, I thinkI just went through a phase where I

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drank a lot of red Bull whatever. You've never tasted red Bull. I've
had one sip of a red Bulland wasn't that into it. And I
tried a sip of five hour ertrydrink it tastes like medicine. Yeah,
I don't think red Bull tastes likemedicine. I think it has a good
flavor. I might take a redBull tonight. You will you call me?
Maybe? Yeah, I'm gonna callyou. You're gonna be up all

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night? Yeah, call you fromone am till five am. No,
no, Yah? Tell me moreabout the Lakers. Let's go on.
Did you know Robert Dory? Whowere on the bus with Robert Dorry?
Did you know James Worthy? JamesWorthy? Does he like playing for them?
Did he like playing for Lakers?What was his favorite city he played
in? Remember that time we hada triple double. Then he came back
the very next nine he had atriple double again, Belly, are you

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