Hour 1 | Did you feel that? @ConwayShow

Magnitude 3.0 earthquake 2 miles from South Pasadena, CA · 3:05 PM. Robin tells us the story of how she went from house sitting a cat to owning the cat, she also tells us about her other pets. GUEST: Steve Gregory - Thieves are now targeting fire hydrants across Los Angeles County. Gambling and such //Gabe Kaplan what is his current age // Welcome back Kotter.

Episode Transcript

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It's k IF I Am six andyou're listening to the Conway Show on demand
on the iHeartRadio app k IF IAm six. It's a Conway show.
Mark Thompson's in the house. Pleasebe seeing today. Wait, I saw
Mark Thompson last night. We dida big deal with your podcast. Great

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come Bud. Yeah, we havea a small group of people who buy
this special visit and we limit thenumber because we want to be able to
actually visit with people and I andTim was so generous and said, hey,
I'll come by, and he cameby right on time, told some
very funny stories and I appreciate it. Very nice of you. You can

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get onto the next one at theend of the summer. Just go to
ripoff dot com. The show isfree, Tim, The actual show,
that Mark Thompson Show's free on YouTube. And so we do have to make
money somehow. So it was,but I see people when I watch your
show, I see people donating toit. I don't get any of that
action. Really, Yeah you don't. Well you you know, you get
a bloated salary already, thank you. But maybe for your next one,

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we'll see if there's somebody will throwyou a little gratuity. You were really
funny, though, Buddy, didyou feel the earth quake tonight? I
did not, But belly one wasat earthquake? Was it this afternoon?
A three point oh two miles outof South Pasadena? Three oh five?
Was that today? Sure? Wasit? She's not here, okay,

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Robin is doing the board today becausesteph us is is okay. I don't
know. I don't know what's goingon with that guy. I think he's
either on vacation or he's you know, as long as he's okay, yeah,
or he's I don't know what he'sdoing. I don't know. But
it was a minor rattler, that'swhat they call it. And that was
today. Yeah, I do feelit, three five pm. I think
I slept through and I got uplate today. Wow, that's really I

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get up at the crack of noontoday. Well, no, I didn't.
I didn't feel it. I didn't. I didn't think it was that
exciting. A three point oh,man, I eat three point five.
It was a three point oh yeah, three point zh It was three oh
five pm and it was a threepoint oh trees. Yeah, So if
you did feel it, it wasin South Pasadena. Those guys have all
the luck. I think what you'reabout to say is three point oh you

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eat that for breakfast exactly. Imean it's not it's weird, tim.
You know they talk about that waythat it's logarithmic clicker, you know,
like it's ten times worse if it'sone number higher. Three point zero is
ten times worse than two point nine, right, all right, which is
just it's that's hard to get yourhead around it is. But I really
think when we look at three pointh and we say, oh, we
really don't usually notice that as much. But the four point oh, it's

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like, oh, that got myattention. The five point eights are are
tough. And then the one thatwe all lived through, or most of
us did, the six point nineYeah, north Ridge quake, that was
why cherry Man and the after shockswere five eight yeah, right, And
I remember that afternoon after shock.Yeah. It happened around two thirty three
o'clock in the afternoon. It waslike it was like a six point two

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or six point three, and Iwas I went to sleep, I said,
I was on the third story ofour our apartment building, and I
said, I don't give an fif this thing goes down. I am
super tired. I've been up sincefour o'clock. I went to bed before
then at one, got up atfour. I've been up all day.
I'm going to sleep. And Ilooked outside and the apartment building I was
in on Caster had a pool andhalf the water swashed and left the pool.

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It was like, just in theperfect I don't know, a north
south movement that all the water disappeared. You know, it's weird. It's
weird because that preceded the iPhone Androidstuff that's given everybody essentially a camera.
All the time. People are comingto the camera, So had those existed
back then, you can imagine,yeah, yeah, we'd still be watching

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them. Yeah. But I speakingof that, I'm on the Are you
on any of the earthquake apps?I have one? Yeah? I have
one too, and it alerted methe other night at midnight. He goes
like, oh Christ, here wego. What are we Where are we
gonna start rolling? So I lookat it immediately, I'm like, okay,
agen, so we're getting what it'sgonna come here and in mere seconds

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get ready and I look up andlook up off the coast of Alaska,
yeah, I set it for youmay want to recalibrate it. I set
it for a mile from my houseunless it's unless the epicenter is under my
living room. Don't tell me abouthim. So it's a little buggy.
You're just a buggy. That's right, that's exactly right. But but did

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you feel a crozier? Did youfeel the three point zero? Did not?
And I was here, Well,this building's on rollers, I believe.
Yeah, yeah, and you shouldfill a roll. Yeah. You
know. There was a guy intalk radio who used to be on the
station in evenings and he ate ahe ate a chocolate what are the gummy

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eat? Not a gummy but achocolate edible edible, thank you, and
he and he and he didn't gethigh, so he ate a little more
and he didn't get high, andhe ate more, and then bang at
seven point thirty it hit him andhe was high as a kite. On
this station. Guy used to bein that seven to ten slot. And
the news guy said to him,hey, you're going to talk about that.

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It was during the break and Isaid, talk about what he said,
We just had a five point nineearthquake. Well, the guy that
used to host that seven to tenslot was so high. He thought it
was just him. He didn't knowthe whole building was shaking. He just
thought he was shaking. So duringevery single commercial break after that, the
guy used to be seven to tenwho's no longer there called home every break

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to see if everything was okay.That's the sign of a guy who's way
too high. Yeah, and heand he's he's told me he's never done
it since. Yeah, yeah,it's too paranoid. That was enough to
he got scared straight, that's right. Yeah, it's not me but him,
he got of course, that's right, that's exactly right. But the
earthquakes don't bother me as much asthey used to. And as you get
older, I think you get pissedat everything. You don't get scared of

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anything. As you get older,you get angry. Your reactions definitely changed.
You get angry that you get pulledover, You get angry when you
get the knock at the door,You get angry when the phone rings.
You get angry. You get angryat everything. Everything has an anger response.
When you get older, everything kidscalling, grandkids calling, everybody's like,
what do they want? You know, what really makes me crazy is

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when I'm driving the car and somebodycalls me. You know, usually you
text a guy haykne you got asecond whatever. When somebody calls me out
of the blue, it makes mecrazy because I think it's an arrogant thing
to do. It's like, allof a sudden, I'm driving with my
wife and oh, you want tobe in the car too. I find
it wild, I really do.But that's just me. Hey, our

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own Robin, who's the boardop forSteph fush Today? You have a cat
you've had for a year, right, and she's got a great story and
how she got this cat? Canyou tell it on the air? Sure?
Okay, I want to do that. You want to wait till week?
Mean we'll wea come back? Okay, yeah, all right, you'll
you'll do that? Yeah, okay, excellent. She's got great story.
I like it. Her and herwife. Why you were together when you

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did that? Oh it's radio.But you can't do the shot head checking?
Yeah, oh my god, butthey taught that on the first day.
Your your conway's dragging you in rightaway. You gotta you're going to
be you know, you got onecommercial break to get your story together.
To lay your personal life. Bear, it's all going to be there.
You're listening to Tim Conway Junior ondemand from kf I AM six forty.

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Mark Thompson is sitting right here man, right on, brother, right on.
Yeah. It comes in every Tuesday, love it and gets a big
fat check and walks home with it. Is that right? They pay you
to be they do now, whichyou know I came. I used to
come in on Tuesdays for two yearswithout being paid. Remember that. Then
they owe you money. Well,I think the statute of limitations, all

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right, our own Robin the boardhop. I don't even know her last
name, which is sort of insulting. What is your last name? Robin
made a why d M A YD Okay, all right? I thought
it was Chapaz and the plump?Is that wrong? Barretto Maid? Oh
yeah, you have hyphen name,right, Barretto Maid? Yeah? Okay,

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Oh that's cool. I like that, all right? So you got
a cat you get that on theback of a juwsy. I love those
guys. You have the hyphenated nameson the back of the jewsy. Yeah.
And the hyphenated names have got tostop because eventually, in ten generations.
There'll be no room for anything onthe back of that shirt. You're
always taking the head very much.Stop with the hyphenated names. It makes

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the guy look weak. All right. So so you have a cat,
but a cat was how did youget this cat? Uh? So I
was babysitting this cat for about sixmonths or so. You're a house sitter.
Yeah, somebody dropped the cat off. Yep. Did they pay you?
They paid me at first, andthen a few hundred dollars okay,

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and then they never came back topick up the cat. No, they
just they just kept making up excuseswhy they weren't paying. And then you
know, people do that on purpose. Yeah, because they don't want that
cat to go to a shelter andbe killed. So they know that you're
a good person, they'll drop itoff to You'll pay you a couple hundred
bucks for the first couple of days, and then they're gone. Yeah,
it happened to It happened to Morgan, and she has her dog now because

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of that, the same thing.Yeah, Jeffrey, big dog and that.
I think that's a despicable thing todo. But in some cases,
like in yours, maybe the workedout thing. It did work out because
he acts like a little dog sometimes, like he will carry around his dinosaur
that's almost as big as him andjust drag it around the house and make

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sure everyone knows. By the way, that's how that's how I got my
wife. A couple of guys droppedher off of the house. She just
stayed. Does she carry her dinosauraround? She does? Yeah, yeah
she does. That's called tim allright. So, but your dog got
neuter the cat, the cat,I'm sorry, the cat, Yeah,
he got neutered. And that wasI was like, you know, yeah,

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after a while, I was like, well, he's really not coming
back for the cat. So andhe's like two or three, you know,
I was like, I don't understandwhy this cat is not neutered.
So I just neutered him today.And is he an indoor outdoor cat?
He's an indoor cat. But whythen, why would he be neutered?
I think, well, because Ibelieve again, hot, I shouldn't answer,
I should why did you neter?Because he peas everywhere they still go

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through they still go through cycles ofAlso, you know, the kind of
fertility cycles are always on the andI think that that makes them do certain
things that are icy. Okay.Yeah, and he's a little aggressive now
now that he thinks like the houseis his, he's a little more aggressive
towards the other cats. Oh,you have other cat? I didn't know
that. How many cats you have? I have three? Three cats?

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Like a little pit bull. Wellhe's not little, he's like ninety pounds.
You know that's four animals. Yeah. You know you live in the
city of l A. Yeah,I live in uh North Hollywood, right,
Okay, you know that's the maxat five you have to register as
a zoo. Yeah, I'm notI'm not getting more. What's your dog's

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name? Octavius? Octavius? Whatare the cats names? Uh? The
one that just got neutered is Alfhiand the girl is scar Scar, Yeah
for sure, for Scarlet or somethinghappened. No, it's just Scar from
the Lion King. And then Mauifrom That's a good name, Maui.

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Yeah, I like that. Ilike all those names. Mali's a good
name for a cat. Yeah,he's the one that loves attention. Scar.
You rarely see her. She's scaredof everything. Why did you name
the cat Maui? If you gotBend and Maui. No, it was
the cartoon. A cartoon, Okay. I normally name my cats after like

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cartoons. I had like a catthose named Picuses, Is that right?
Yeah? She was all white,beautiful. That's kind of loo. Good
for you. All right, Well, this is Dog and Cat Hour and
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are so striking that your dog orcat may not even recognize you once you
get all that new hair. That'sright, that's exactly right. That's yeah,
that's why he's tired. That's whyyou do it. But when when
you picked the cat up today,actually it's already been picked up, he's
he's probably already at home by now. Okay, so he's probably sweet angry

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as f I mean, does hehave the energy for angry. He's probably
just knocked out. He thought hewas going to like the cat park and
then you lobbed off as wiener.Yeah, he wasn't. He was a
little scared, Like I even hadlike the little carrier open and you just
like kind of popped his head out, and that's pretty much it. He
knows why there he can smell youknow, he can smell old, the

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old, the peeps. Oh man, I just say the D word.
But he can smell old wieners aroundand old dead wieners. So I don't
think there's a need to. Andhe knows his necks. Yeah, it's
the smell of all that's what vetsoff as a smell like old dead wieners.
That and old folks home. Allright, we're live. I can't

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believe the crap we gotta dump around. It's amazing, is it. Why
don't you just get somebody here thatcalls horse racing. This is the number
one show on iHeartRadio. It's incredible. You're crushing the competition. Say what
the hell else is out there?This is the number that's great. And
you're nominated from Mark Coney, Soi'dy you have got it. No,

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I don't think you are. Thisis the gold standard. This is the
number one afternoon talk show in LosAngeles. It's the second biggest market and
we're talking about dead wiener. Thisis the summit right here. Dead pepis
okay, well dump that too.You're listening to Tim Conway Junior on demand
from kf I Am six forty.Look what Alfie the cat dragged in?

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Steve Gregory, how you look atyou? What's up? Fellas? Did
you see that guy on top ofthe bus and downtown l Is that all
about? Somebody? Somebody sent mean email saying that that's Colleen William's husband
on top of that buzz cut fromChannel four. William, that's not her
husband up there. No, Idon't think. Wouldn't you be wouldn't that
be wild if it was? Butit'd be a little awkward for for her

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doing the reporter station covering her husband'smister, Yeah, he's running on buses.
I've met that guy. He's acool guy. Pilot. Yeah,
no, oh, well maybe they'reboth pilots then know much about the Colleen's
husband's very nice, big big pilotfor Can we say what airline? I'm

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not going to say it, yousay it. I don't want to say
it. Let's just say it.It's an airline that that unites us.
All oh, brand right, allright, So you're here because he's got
a big story about fire hydrants.In the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County,

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fire plugs are being stolen. Firehydrants rights are being stolen. First
of all, how much can theybe worth on the black market? So,
and how do you steal it?Doesn't the water get in your face?
Well? First things first, Sowhy would they want to steal it?
That's right, any wild guesses tomelt it down and sell it as
scrap. But what is it madeof? It's made out of brass?

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There you go? Is it madeout of brass? Yeah? That was
strong? Strong? Is it really? Well? There? I think,
I don't know. How much doyou action you want? From a guy
at a news station, I gotit like he gets a fact, right
and he flips out. No,there's a majority of it is brass because
it's impervious to rust. Okay,so the brass is melted down because you

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know, copper is all the rage, but brass also has a lot of
value. That's where that that songcomes from. Brass monkey that that's what
they're called. Okay, fire hundrants. So the hydrants themselves are attached by
large nuts and bolts to the pavement. So someone has to have a crescent
wrench or some sort of a toolthat's got a wide mouth enough to be

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able to put around that nut.Are we still talking hydrants. As soon
as it came out of my mouth, I knew I should have rephrased that.
Are you still talking about hiders?Talking about your mouth? As soon
as you brought it up. Iare you still still talking about somehow someone
is able to loosen the nut?But why doesn't it explode and shoot off?

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Because you can shut it off ifyou've got the tool to unscrew the
nut, You're going to have thetool to shut off the water. Otherwise
it would explode. Wouldn't explode itjust start shooting water? Yeah, all
over everybody, everybody. Well,depending on where you wherever you loosen the
nut, right, But don't theyhave you know, like when you when
you get too many parking tickets onyour car, they put that jaw of
the boot on it. Can't youput a boot around the hydrant? Well,

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here's the thing, unincorporated La County. That's because there's no one watching
unincorporated La County. Typically you're notpatrolling the fire plugs. La County Sheriff's
Department wasn't even where this was goingon. But just in since January of
this year, there's already been eightyfive fire hydrants stolen. Wow, what
they've got to be expensive to replace. I would say five grand. Okay,

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I'm just allergies, just getting overCOVID no, no, no,
but yeah, there are a fewthousand dollars. And you know then just
in the Lynwood alone, fourteen firehydrants have been stolen the last year.
And do they melt them down?Yeah, presumably that's what they're doing with
the brass, or they're selling itoff to someone else and they melt it

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down. Right, So a guyis in the market where he's buying fourteen
yoused hydrants and he thinks that theyjust got them out of a yard.
Well, see, that's what's sofunny. It's like you you don't know
how they're how they're kind of doingit in the cloak of darkness. And
then they take them. And arethey taking them and spreading them out all
over town or they take them allto one So yeah, those things are
really heavy. So this is avery coordinated effort. So when they say

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since January, I'm wondering when theyjust first discovered this, And they wouldn't
tell me that when they first discoveredthat they were missing. By the way,
I've known you for fourteen years.The one thing you don't do well
with is when people don't tell yousomething. No. Yeah, it's like,
you know, I'm still waiting foran answer from the lady, the
homeless lady that stole the Christmas treeout of the lobby of the share station.

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Remember that I posted that Christmas.She just she'd just been let out
of jail, she'd been serving time. And I called over there and they
were just in a panic because theydidn't want anyone to know that a Christmas
tree was stolen out of their ownlobby. And I called and I said,
they said they'd call me back andlet me know what happened. I'm
still waiting for that call. Andwhere was that taken from the Christmas I

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think it was. I think itwas Central Station, Central Station, Century
Station, or Lynwood Station. Andthey were embarrassed that they had their Christmas
dimply and she stolen from the lobbyof the police of the Yeah, the
Sheriff's department right there. She wasjust let out of jail. She's walking
out. She said, you know, I think I'll take this Christmas tree
with me. She grabs a Christmastree, splits it in half because it's
a fake tree. She puts onepart of it under her left arm and

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the other one she drags at theright hand. Video of it, Oh
yeah, I posted it on myon my Instagram. I got someone source
sentate to me. And that's whatthat's what really pissed him off. They
didn't want anyone to know about it, right, So then I started making
calls and they're like, oh,we'll call it. We'll call you back,
we'll call you back. Sheriff's talk. Yeah, for the deputy.
That's how. That's that's how thatwatch command talked about on the tree man.

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Just get that tree back man.Yeah. So when I called to
try to find out if they everrecovered the tree again, we'll have someone
get back to you. So thefire hydrants thing is still happening, but
they got to come up with aboot or something to put around it.
So you can't undo the bolts eitherthat or you know about something like that
exists, yeah, or they cando something like the like the hex hex

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bolts and lock bolts. Yeah right, but you know that makes them more
expensive, and it gets pretty sadwhen you have to start walking down your
fire hydrants. The whole place issad. You know. The whole place
is said, block to block.I have a sad story. I have
a sneaky suspicion that the county,the county probably farms that out to some

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company to watch all the hydrants.They probably don't like. Their fire department
is not doing that. No,because unincorporated Los Angeles County is the responsibility
of the ELI County Shriff's Department.Okay, I mean, if it were
a city like Lancaster, somebody thatwould hire the Sheriff's department to do their
patrol. Wow, okay, that'sa contract city. All unincorporated LA County

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is under the purview of the ELICounty sharf Department. So the Sheriff's deputies
or deputies as some people say,it has to go replace those fire hydrants.
No, that's not their responsibility.He replaces them. It's going to
be there the county, either countywater works or the county. What's the
water and power like a utility?The county, the county public works.

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That's all I see O public works. All right, okay, all right,
great investigating. Well, I meanit's just it's it's a wild thing.
I mean, you can you canjoke about that, but they're laughing.
But the truth is it is aserious problem. You've come in here
with a serious problem. I thoughtyou described it well. You handled mister
Conway's queries. I thought quite effectivelyand thoroughly. I thought you'd a nice

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job. He knows what he fundsit and all thank anybody sitting down,
I'm sitting down on a chair,and sharing says, go in there and
talk to him about the hydrants.Don't listen, don't pull back the curtain.
Let's try to keep it going.Okay, Wait a minute, Hey,
wait, a firefighter just sent methis. Stop talking about the hydrants.

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They can only steal dry hydrants,and not that many in La City.
Wet barrel hydrants are much more common, and they tend to be less
expensive than the dry barrel hydrants.However, wet barrel hydrants require more frequent
flushing to prevent limestone build up andother contaminants from developing in the standing water.
Why don't we Why don't we talkto that guy, guy, my
buddy Adam. Ask that guy Adamhow often they flush him and and and

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clean them? Ouse Adam is theguy we need to talk to, and
not not greg Ory. Often thenuts. All righty oh, look,
Robin's coming in surprise. A pictureto who's that that? I's never heard

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the show before. That's our weatherlady, Candace can This is Steve,
Steve Candace, Oh is it Candywith an eye? Whatever you wanted to
do? All right? Shows offthe tracks? What the hell? My

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guys see it. Nice to seeyou, buddy. All right, Steve
Gregory. Everybody you're listening to TimConway Junior on DEMYA from kf I am
six forty. Mark Thompson is hereand you can go visit his YouTube show,
The Mark Thompson Show on YouTube.Yeah, thank you. A lot

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of news and politics and stuff,but it's a fun show too. Thank
you Tim for making an appearance theother day. You got it, buddy,
and that was my pleasure. Itwas a lot of fun. Last
night. I literally had nothing todo, so I called called up the
zoom zoomed in via phone and youregaled us with star Thank you, buddy.
I appreciate that I left out oneof them. I was playing in

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a in a celebrity poker tournament andthey celebrity was used pretty loosely in this
because I was there and I'm playingin a game. I made it.
I made the first beat. Everybodyon the first table made to the second
table. I was at my thirdtable. It was pretty good, right,
and I'm playing against There's nine guyson the table, and the guy

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directly across from me to ceed eight, Gabe Kaplan from Welcome Back. Say
he's a great poker player. Yeah, he's good, and he bets.
I raised him. He raises me. He shoves all in. I shove
all in and I turned over apair of kings. He has two seven
off suit, so I win.He catches a flush. Oh so you

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don't win, so they run thecards out. That's right, And so
I m f him. You knowyou called him an m F. Yeah,
but you and the guy sitting nextto me, he goes, hey,
he goes, do you know GabeKaplan? And I said, I've
never met him. He said,because in these tournaments, that kind of
language is usually reserved for friends.I learned a lesson. Plus in those

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kinds of tournaments, those celebrity kindof charity tournaments, that's when you play
do seven off or whatever, thepoker takes a Yeah, I didn't know.
I didn't know. And that's veryfunny, But I learned a lesson.
You know that in those types oftournaments, that kind of language is
reserved for good friends. Is GabeCaaplin still with us? He's probably,

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I think so. Is Gabekaplan stillaround in the I bet he's in his
well, let's do a whip around. How old is Gabe cap Oh,
that's a good question. All right. Is Gabe Kaplan alive? And how
old is he? All right?You got the whip around music now,
Robin? Yeah, okay, allright, she said she's gonna go down
and buy some I uh, okay, Gabe Kaplan. Sure he's still alive.

(26:10):
Okay, he is alive. Yeah, he's alive. All right,
let's do it quick. Gabe Kaplan, you remember from Welcome Back Cotter?
Sure? Yeah, all right.Let's start with Robin. How old do
you think Gabe Kaplan is? ButI'll bet Robin doesn't know who gave cat.
She's looking it up right now.She just know the rules of the
game. I'm not familiar with allthe segment. I bet he doesn't know

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who is Yeah, I don't evenknow who that is. Oh, okay,
all right, So we're gonna excludeyou all right, Angel Martinez.
How old is Gabe Kaplan from WelcomeBack Cotta? I'll say, mister Caterre
is eighty five eighty five, okay, Crows? How old? I'll go
with Tick Younger eighty three eighty three. That's Crozier's answer. What about Mark

(26:53):
Thompson, you're a guest, I'mgoing eighty eighty all right? How about
belly o eighty one eighty one?Is anybody else in there? Lindsay,
how do you know who Gabe Kaplanis? I have no idea. Oh
my god, you know what WelcomeBack Potter is? I have also no
idea what that is? Welcome backthe deed, Welcome back to that same

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old place that you laughed about threedreams and come around made and come around
and run and the word yeah waitwe need ye spot. Welcome back,

(27:47):
welcome back, Welcome back, Welcomeback, welcome I found it. I
found it. It's like being withthe the show. This is absolutely the
best show ever. I love it. What's the name of the pack of
guys on Welcome at Connor? Thename for the dumb kids? Oh yeah,

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that's what bugs, sweat hog,great quoe. That's the sweat Hogs
move the most. Yeah, musiccomes in late, Okay, the music
all right. Mark Thompson is thehead of the sweat Hogs seventy nine,

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seventy nine, so I guessed eightyyeah, yeah, seventy nine years old.
Everybody put him over the everybody reallyaged him up there. Yeah,
Angel with eighty five Crozer eighty threeeighty one. Mark Thompson even kicked some
dirt in his face. That's whatwas his name? The guy who mister

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Ka what was his name or Shack? No, it was Yeah, what
was the actor's name? I don'tknow, I'm asking. Oh wait a
minute, No, Travolta, capGabe Capin Travolta. And then there was
a name somebody else. Oh yeah, I did not some Epstein was his
Robert? Do you guys, Robinyou know John Travolta is you know?

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That is? Of course Ron Polilo. That's it. Is he still alive
or not? I don't know.I don't think so. I feel like
one of the Sweathogs early passing.He died in twenty twelve. Yeah,
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