Episode 123 - Spider-Bots and Dino's Burgers: A Casual Chat Among Friends - Drifting on Arroyo

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Lano (00:12):
Welcome back to Drifting on Arroyo podcast.

Rick (00:14):
This is Lano, and RK67 mark and special guest, our guy
on the street, it's Mark theShark mark the shark mark the
sharks first time in the studioon the studio yeah, thank you.

Mark the Shark (00:30):
Thank you for inviting me, guys and a nice
spot the the.

Lano (00:35):
So two birthdays already, right?
That's why we're here alltogether.
Yeah, rick had his birthdaylast week and then mark had his
birthday last night yeah, yeah,yesterday he took forever to
respond to her.

Dude, I'm the worst If I see a message, I'll
check it out.
If I don't answer right, thenand there I forget.

Lano (00:57):
I'm in a family chat and then if I'm late to the game and
I just feel like I missed out,they've already passed that
conversation or whatever.

I was just handing her the phone for
something, she goes uh, it waslike you're sending this message
out and it was a response tosomebody who wished me happy
birthday.
I said oh yeah, let me do thatright now.

Rick (01:12):
I just got the phone, I sent it but that's, and yours,
vampiros, was on the 19th, theday before mine.

Lano (01:28):
Yeah, and how old are you, Mark?

44.

Lano (01:31):
44.
Rick, you turned 46?
.
46, yeah, 46.

I'm just going to tell people 45.

Lano (01:36):
Going forward 45 is hard.
Well, it's the 45th year, right?
Oh, I'm 44.

I'm 44 yesterday , but you know, 45, I don't
gotta sound like I think I'm tooyoung or too old.
I was like Whatever, 45, Idon't care, trying to sneak it
in, yeah.

Lano (01:49):
Well, yeah, I'm on 47.
In June I'll be 47.

You guys ain't that old.

Lano (01:54):
No.

Rick (01:55):
He's the oldest one Out of all of us.

Well, the answer is I mean Miggie's 46.

Rick (01:59):
I just turned 46.

No, I wasn't old .
I thought you were older, a lotolder this guy's so full of
shit bro.

Rick (02:09):
Hey, this I don't want to talk like curse about the girl
at the marathon.
When I picked up my bib, I wentup.
I'm a loyal because I've done10 plus years.

Lano (02:27):
You're part of the LA loyal runners.

Rick (02:30):
I have another booth that the LA loyal people go and get
their bibs, so you know VIP.
So I woke up there, right, andthis girl, I come up there, I
give her my license, she looksit up, whatever, whatever.
And she's like, oh, she goes,are you excited for tomorrow?
I'm like, yeah, you know, I'mready.
She's like, knowing that I'm inthe LA loyal fucking line, and

(02:53):
she goes.
And then she asked me she'slike are you a legacy runner?

Lano (02:57):
It's a whole different booth.

Rick (02:59):
I was like I wanted to Like snap, like say something
Stupid back at her.
Because, Because a legacyrunner has run Race one.

Lano (03:10):
So it's, it was race, what was it?
45?

They've run in Every, oh yeah you're not even
Old enough.
Yeah, that's what I'm sayingthey're old timers.

Rick (03:19):
They're like 70 year olds that are out there, that are
doing it.

Lano (03:22):
What race was it 45?

Rick (03:23):
It was 40.

Lano (03:25):
They've done for the last 40 years a race Legacy Runner
has done every single one ofthem, or maybe 42 because of
COVID.
You see my marathon shoes uphere these are the ones.
I ran.

You finally see them in person.
They look really nice and clean.

Lano (03:39):
They only got 26.2 miles on them.
Is that Vauxhall's strap?

On the top of them.
No, no, that's, that's themetal, that's the metal.

Speaker 4 (03:46):
Oh no way, that's the ribbon For the metal.

Rick (03:49):
Those shoes are Low mileage right there.

Yeah, they still look good.

Rick (03:54):
Oh, yeah, 26.2 For the anniversary, podcast anniversary
.

You're wearing.
So, you pictured the feet up.

Lano (03:59):
You still haven't done what I did, huh, cause I ran the
marathon at 45 and you haven'tdone that yet Next year you'll
do that.
I was 45.
You turned this week after themarathon.
You turned after the marathon.

Rick (04:09):
Yeah, I was 45 when I was doing it.
I just turned 46.

Lano (04:14):
Oh, now you're 46.
Now I'm 46.

Rick (04:16):
Alright okay, it's tough, right, like I told you, like I
told you, it's tough.
Okay, so check it out Next year.
I'm breaking the four-hour mark.
The four-hour mark, I'm goingto do a sub-four.

Like you're 19 at three and a half, right.
So what happened though?

Lano (04:33):
Oh yeah, tell the story.

Rick (04:35):
I was surprised because I was dealing with the hip issue
that I was telling you right.
So that was affecting me.
Once I started running like 10,15 miles training, my hip was
hurting right or whatever I wasdealing with.
All that Switched up a coupleof things and then when I

(04:56):
started running, I felt reallygood.
I was able to stay like 10minutes, 10, 1030.
So by the time I got to like, ohwell, first I got to 15 and I
was feeling good and I told andI told Vanessa to get to the
spot like at 11, because Ithought I was going to cramp, I
was going to be all messed up,but I was doing good time.

(05:18):
So I was like, damn, I wasalready on mile 15.
And you know what I never dothis, I go.
You know what I never do this,I go.
You know what, I'm gonna stopand take a shit.
And I stopped at a porta potty,took a dump, took a dump and
then, you know, I started goingright and I was still.
I was felt good, I was gettingthere, I was, I was at a good
pace for what the training I did.

(05:39):
So once I hit 18, I was stilland I ended up walking from 18
to 19.
And right when I got to likethe 19th mile where they were at
, it was where you guys were atlast time.

Speaker 4 (05:52):
Yeah.

Rick (05:53):
It was already.
I was like at maybe three hours35 minutes Now, three hours, 35
minutes, and I was like, dude Igo.
I can't believe how good I feltbecause it was just 10 minutes
all the way right.
So I didn't see them and thisis a fast pace.

For me.
Yeah, 10 minutes, 9 minutes.
That's pretty good For me.
I did the math, I checked itout.
It was pretty good.

Rick (06:19):
So I didn't see Vanessa or Shane and Shelby, like they
weren't right there where theywere at before.
Oh okay, okay, they were alittle bit further down, five
miles, something like that theywere.
They were a little further up,okay, and I was right there and
I thought there, and I was thereearly.
So I was thinking, oh well, youknow, I'm gonna wait.
I just stopped.
I started stretching.
I was right there walking backand forth.
They dropped you off at themarathon that morning.

(06:41):
No, I drove, I drove to thefinish line.
Then it shuttled back, oh okay.
So I thought I was gonna seethem like barely walking up or
whatever, and I was there forlike about a good 20 minutes
just walking back and forth,waiting on them and I go, I
gotta go.
So I took off, I ended up.
They vanessa told me that theyhad got in there like a 9 30,

(07:02):
but they were a little bitfurther up where they're kind of
lost in the crowd.
So if they weren't on theoriginal spot?
So I said, well, they're nothere, so I wasn't even looking
for them.

Speaker 4 (07:12):
So I just took off.

Rick (07:14):
It wasn't until when I came back on the way to finish
is when I saw them there, but intotal the moving pace was like
five hours, five minutes, that'spretty good, Five hours five
minutes, so you're going to gofor four.
Yeah, so, given that the 19thmile was there for like 20

(07:35):
minutes, so I was probably maybeat four hours, maybe 445.
That's good and that once Istopped, like I cooled down and
I was like I couldn't get likeback to that full speed back
because I was, I was sitting forso long, you know, but yeah, I
think I could have gotten a damngood time.

(07:57):
That's cool, dude, if I keepgoing, because I didn't cramp
yes, I didn't.
No hip issue, no, nothing, Iwas gliding man, it was good.

What do you think that helped you out with?

Rick (08:08):
that.

The I started.
I was G different or like.

Rick (08:13):
I had because you were doing some.

I'm sorry.
The reason why I asked that isbecause you say you used to do
like a little routine pasta orsomething like that.

Rick (08:21):
Yeah so I had lasagna you had to carb up.
No but you carb up, you carb upthe week right, yeah, all the
whole week leading up to it youhydrate and carb up the whole
week.
But I had the lasagna.
It was like I think we ate likearound 4 o'clock, okay, 4
o'clock.
We had lasagna, bread, whatever, and that was it.

(08:43):
And then in the morning I got alittle cup of cereal and like a
banana, and that was it.
And then I got there and Istarted going, but but during
the training what I starteddoing was, um, I bought this
protein, this slow releaseprotein like an eight hour eight
hour slow release so I wastaking that at night, so like my

(09:06):
legs can kind of recover better, yeah.
And then I bought a powder forthe carb to carb up.

Speaker 4 (09:13):
Mm-hmm.

Rick (09:14):
Which I was taking that.
It was just you drink thatbefore your runs or throughout
the week, right?

Where did you get that?

Rick (09:20):
Costco On Amazon, oh okay.
And then I also ordered, like Iwas doing some stuff, like um,
I was looking up marathonrunners and what they take and
they were.
A lot of them were taking thepotassium pills.
Yeah, like a salt pills.
But that's I, I didn't I wouldtake salt pills.

Before I was about to say, I thought and I
would cramp up or like thelittle, like gummies or
something like that.
You gave me one before.

Rick (09:40):
I was like that one and then there was also actual
little pills Like tablets.

Lano (09:45):
Yeah, tablets.

Rick (09:46):
But every time I took that you're supposed to take it
every hour I would cramp up.
I didn't feel like they didanything for me.
So I started every night.
Every night, I would take mypotassium pill and then also
magnesium, magnesium pills, so Iwas taking those at night that

(10:07):
way I kind of like recover, andthe protein, and then I was
drinking the carb throughout theweek and then, um, and that was
it, that's what I what Iswitched up and I didn't cramp.
I felt good and I was that'scool.
I was more worried about my hip, because I was getting some
mean pain on my hip yeah, Ithink you definitely do and so.

(10:31):
But let's say I'm going to keeprunning like now, you know, keep
it going.
So that way when I hit thatthree month before the three
month of the marathon then I'llget in my training thing.
But if I just keep running youshould be doing that already
before the three month of themarathon.
Then.

I'll get in my training thing, but if I just
keep running that's pretty muchlike a runner like you should be
doing that already.
Yeah, all right.
So I think maybe you like fellback in love with it again for a
little bit.
Maybe you want to start runningmore.

Lano (10:55):
Yeah, well, the thing is you don't want to do it like the
rest of the year.

Rick (10:58):
Winter always like sets you back cold to run, but you
always get set back no, rememberwhen I when I said like well,
I'm, finally I'm, I'm barelyfeeling like I'm getting it.

Lano (11:07):
Well then, sometimes it gets too hot to run like you
don't want to run, sometimeswhen they'll hate yeah, it's
sometimes.

I think it's a good time till you at least yeah
, yeah, burn off, yeah, but youknow my, my brother-in-law ran
it too.

Lano (11:19):
Um, shout out to robertino .
But um, the night before Icalled him and I like do you
need anything you want me tobring to the race, because we
were going to get there early.
And then he's like bring yoursmelling salt.
Remember that smelling saltthey have.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, is that for boxers?

Lano (11:32):
That's stiff salt, there's some smelling salt we saw in
Rogan like the strongestsmelling salt they could make or
whatever they did it on Rogan Iit or something, but the one I
have, it already expired.
We already threw it away.
I didn't have any.
You think that would woke youup on mile 20 or 22?
No, smelly fault.

Rick (11:51):
No, because I don't need to be woken up.
I need the pain to go away.
That's when you drink a beer,right?

Lano (11:58):
You drink a beer 22.

Rick (12:01):
Yeah, 21.
21 mile People are giving beers.
Hey bud Next, or yeah 21?

21 mile People are giving beers.
Hey, but Next year Sub 4,that's awesome and we counted.

Rick (12:10):
We counted Cause they were asking me how many I've done.
So next year, next alleymarathon Is gonna be my 20th
total marathon.
It'll be my 12th alley marathon, like nationwide or whatever.
It'll be my 12th Alley MarathonLike nationwide or whatever.
It'll be my 12th Alley Marathon, but in total marathons that

(12:30):
I've done, it's going to be my20th.
Oh, so there's eight more.

I think he's going to go to a new tent yeah,
a legacy tent.

Speaker 4 (12:37):
Yeah.

Lano (12:38):
So, you said you ran Long Beach.

Rick (12:43):
No.
Well before I would do it.
I do the long beach marathon,the newport marathon and then
the huntington beach marathon.
So that's when I was doingthose and then I was doing the
big bear marathons.
So that's where those othereight come in that's crazy.
You did the big sir and thatwas, yeah, that was my last one
that was crazy, crazy, yeah,that's cool that one.

(13:05):
I showed them the medal.
It's like this is my favoritemedal and it's like a little
crappy damn.
Hey, you know the 1986.

Lano (13:13):
This year's LA Marathon looks pretty cool.
Where's?

the medal.
Did you bring it?
No, it shows like the cityright in the background Like.

Lano (13:19):
Like what Downtown Like it's a 40 and this year, yeah,
yeah yeah, it was cool, itlooked like a nice

Rick (13:26):
one I was gonna bring, I was gonna come with all of them
on my neck, but I'll do thatnext year for my 20th but isn't
there also like um, like you dothree la like la races in a
season, then you get like threemedals.

Lano (13:39):
They like connect or something.

Yeah it's like a 10k griffith park 5k, then a 5k
yeah, okay, somewhere, and thenI didn't even know that, I
didn't think you did I know thathappens where the spartan runs
oh yeah yeah, yeah, they havetheir, their, their little sub,
and then I think it's a 5kbefore the marathon.

Rick (13:56):
So yeah, but yeah, they have, because this this dude was
like clanking like four medalsor five medals because he did
all these challenges and shit Iwas like all right dude that's
cool how do you have them at thehouse of medals?

Lano (14:11):
they're in the closet just like I don't know, like a hook
I'm hanging.

Rick (14:15):
I hang, I have them hung on the on the shelving like a
shoebox next to the old loveletters.

Lano (14:21):
Yeah I'll end up in there.
But, sean, be proud like I'mproud of my stuff.
Yeah, I want to my stuff.

Rick (14:26):
Plural he means his metal and his shoes, and the case
plural my stuff like, like Idon't know why, but you see how
he added that s to make it prono, me running shorts, and we
mean Ricky.

Lano (14:43):
We used to run together.
We used to run Run the streets.

Yeah.

Lano (14:47):
Yeah, there was trails, or you guys were running like.

Rick (14:50):
It was a season Like we did, running right yeah there
was trails over there by theRose Bowl, so like we did that a
lot, this guy was so slowthough, dude guy was so slow.

Lano (15:05):
Dude, I'm slow.
Well, slow and steady.
Slow and steady.
It doesn't matter race wins therace, as long as you get the
minutes.
And it's not not necessarilythe mileage, it's the, the
length, the minutes it's full ofwisdom.

Yeah, breaks it down all scientific like like
you do an hour like four miles.

Lano (15:17):
I do an hour three miles.
It's the same same workout,just one hour a minute, 60
minutes.
Like like, hey, like, oh, wegotta tell us a sponsor like
what did?

Rick (15:25):
what did um dino say like one burger at a time, right oh,
one burger at a time, this showsponsored by dino's dino's
burgers?

Lano (15:32):
oh, because we're gonna put on the instagram.
You already almost forgot allabout it, I'll hook them up,
yeah but we gotta talk about onthe show.
What'd you think that was yourfirst time at dino's right yeah,
it was really good.

I thought it was really good and you had the.
What kind of burger uh, baconavocado did you get the chili
cheese fries yeah, I did yeah ina while too.

Speaker 4 (15:47):
They're good oh, but then yeah you gotta try it.

Rick (15:50):
Try the chicken I think it was delicious and the thing
about chili cheese fries.

The chili cheese is just mixed in yeah, you get
like chili cheese on top andthen like naked underneath.

Lano (15:58):
That whole thing is mixed so we were there and then we
actually met dino, the owner butremember, but remember.

I thought there was mold in the bun.

Lano (16:05):
Oh, yeah, and I called him out.

He's like no, give it to me, I'll eat it.

Lano (16:09):
Now he said they make those buns there, Like every
month.
He said that he said they makethem.
It's a fresh daily.

I was thinking I'm not going to let him eat it
over me.

Lano (16:18):
I mean, that's my point tasting it, you can taste flour,
it's all flour so if um markcame down, it's his birthday
week, so we wanted to treat himto dino's.
Rick picked the spot dino's,you want to show him something
in the neighborhood.
And then his first burgermark's like finds, like it looks
like some mold in his bread.
It was like it was.

(16:39):
It was like a deep crater likeit was like pretty harder, like
tartar from a yeah, yeah, it wasjust white, so they're like um
it looked like little hooves,pretty tartar, like tartar from
a tooth scraping.

Rick (16:44):
Yeah, yeah, it was just white, so they're like um, it
looked like little hoofs stuckin the like.

Lano (16:48):
There was some, some man staring at since we walked in
the man because we startedcomplaining about, um, some car
parked too close to rick'smotorcycle.
Yeah, that's right.
So then he was all already kindof like listening to us and
then he came over to find outlike, uh, if mark was happy with
his food, and he said, what'sthis?

so we didn't know he was the owner yet, right
no, I didn't know, I thought itwas just one of them, old cats
that shows their smokecigarettes, plays dominoes, I
mean yeah people are gettingtheir food, but no but mark had
a bun that had, um, it's like alittle crater of like whiteness
right, that's right.
It looked like some trufflemushrooms some mushrooms.

Lano (17:17):
So he's like hey, rick, what's going on with this?
This is your spot.

Rick (17:20):
Yeah, you guys bring me to this place is dumb we should be
shooting, and then the ownerthe owner overheard and it's
crazy because right, it's rightwhere you unwrap it and bam,
you're, it's right where yourfirst bite's gonna be you'll
look at it.

Yeah, you know.
Yeah, at least I didn't hide itdown.
Hey, he gave me the kind offeeling like if you're the mouth
up on the bad side with them,he'd be in the moment.

Rick (17:40):
It's just like knocking your chin on your chin dude.
Yeah, you know what I mean.

He'd like take that you know.

Lano (17:46):
You'll hit your head.
You kind of give me that kindof vibe Like throw the burger in
your face.
You're like this is mold andhe's like your face is mold.

It's like one of them dudes is just like just
cuts you, there'll be a littlemore free, right?
I just started talking to him.
Well, what did he say?
He's like it's not molding,then he, he pulled the piece out
, or you gave him the, the chippiece out.

Rick (18:11):
Yeah, and then he ate it no but then he yeah, but, but it
wasn't.
That's right, but it wasn't it.

Lano (18:13):
So you got it and you're like oh no, it's flour.
And then he ate it.
He's like I told you it's flour.
We bake the bread like fresh orsomething like that they were
trying to kill me, bro all.

Rick (18:21):
Or let's say there's something in the back and it got
on the bread.

Flower.
I think that it was just aflower, so it was good.

Lano (18:29):
It was a good spot, though , yeah, so he told us Dino's
been there since 1968 on MainStreet and their new logo is
kind of similar to our podcastlogo.
It's like a street sign.

I thought you guys probably got the idea from
that place, but I asked him.
It looks like he came after youguys yeah he's like no, that's
new, that's our old logo yeah,because they weren't.

Rick (18:51):
It's dino's main and it's we don't have those dinos.
Yeah, because, um, that's theoriginal dino.

So like now they have dino's chickens and I
guess the dino's main is likestore number one or yeah
restaurant one yeah, that was agood spot, though, and yeah, the
logo is just like your guyslogos but the next, the next
time you gotta do that.

Lano (19:08):
Um that dui burger so there used to be a burger called
the colossus, and colossalcolossal and we didn't see it.
But it was kind of mickey's umgo-to burger, right yeah so
we're gonna get it.
But then, uh, we didn't see iton the menu.
But then rick asked the and theowner says it's called the DUI
now.

Rick (19:24):
DUI, dui Burger, or the DUI it's pastrami, on a burger,
cheeseburger, cheese.

I don't know if it's cheese.
I didn't even see it, I didn'teven see it, but try that red
chicken.

Lano (19:38):
It's right in front of you .

Rick (19:43):
Take a bite out of it.

Lano (19:43):
See he's, he's waiting.
This is what he wanted to seeon the instagram.
No, no and be honest, this iswhat he wanted to see on the
instagram.
You know, doesn't want no, soum by the end of the night, um
dino gave us some complimentarychicken red chicken for for mark
, to try we we've had it out ofwas an out-of-towner, yeah so

(20:06):
mark was saying he's new to theneighborhood, and then, um, he's
like, well, I want you to trythe chicken.

So then he pulled it out and then you guys
hyped it up too, though you guysare like no, no, it's good like
I've had it like I checked thisout it was a season, it's a
seasonal oh, oh.

Lano (20:26):
Mmm yeah that's Dino's, a famous red chicken.
First time on the air.
Fontana resident is going totaste this.
That's it, oops.

Rick (20:44):
And Mark knows his meat oh .

That's pretty good.

Speaker 4 (20:53):
Oh.

Hey, alano, I'm with you, man, that's pretty
good.

Lano (21:03):
I think there's one in Covina Like a Dino's chicken.
Oh, there's one in Covina Likea.

Rick (21:06):
Dino's chicken.
Oh, there's.

Lano (21:08):
Yeah, I was asking him and he was like I don't care.

Rick (21:12):
I seen him.
I seen a Dino's over there InCovina.

Never heard of this place.

Rick (21:22):
Yeah, one of our Our burger joints we've been going
to.
Yeah, okay, one of our our ourburger joints we've been going
to for kids so, um, oh, I forgot.

Lano (21:34):
We have a rating system drifting on a royal for dinos
mmm that's right.
Thumbs up recommendation that'sright you dirty dirty girl.
Alright, so I guess yourbirthday was.

(21:59):
First, Tell us what you did orwhere'd you went.
Where'd you went to thehappiest place on earth?

Rick (22:04):
That was not for my birthday, it was before my
birthday, yeah, before mybirthday.
Went to Disneyland, one of thetrips that we just it was just
to go.

Lano (22:18):
You bought the tickets, or you bought, like those three,
three day passes.

Rick (22:20):
It was a three day pass.
Yeah, we got three day pass.
That's the first day of thethree.

Lano (22:23):
Oh, so this goes to like June 1st or the summer, I think
May, no, may, oh soon.

Speaker 4 (22:28):
I think you got to go to the end of.

May.
Yeah, I thought you had passes,already.

Rick (22:31):
no, yeah, no, I just got three.
I didn't no-transcript.

Lano (22:53):
Uh, this is my second time .
Dude relax.
You went like three times lastyear or twice yeah, yeah, he
went out there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah you know, what tripped me about
California Adventure is theSpider-Man.

Lano (23:05):
I knew that.

Spider-Man was animatronics.

Lano (23:07):
Yeah, like 3D, so I recently.

No, it's not 3D, it's like a legit robot.

Lano (23:12):
Yeah, I went recently that was the first time I got on it
recently, when we went, likeabout a month ago, for my
daughter's birthday.

Speaker 4 (23:18):
Yeah.

Lano (23:18):
And it's animatronics and like layers of screens to write
deaths.

Yeah, layers of screens.
Okay, right, that's whereeverything's pretty crazy, even
in the queue there.
You're in the queue.
Yeah, it looks like a realperson flipping there.
You would think it's.

Lano (23:32):
Oh so you're talking about the show outside, yeah yeah
yeah, so that's a robot.
Yeah, animatronics in the way,the way it does a perfect
somersault.
Yeah, and if I wait, the wayswings off.

The web, you know it just kind of swings,
flies up and the way it justlooks.
The web, you know it just kindof swings, flies up and the way
it just looks like it's flippingand doing.

Lano (23:51):
It's a show.
I saw it online.
Somebody had worked with meabout it, so I saw a video
online.
So if you eat at Pim's at thelittle like the restaurant where
they have the food- yeah, ifyou look outside, you know, they
probably have like a show everytwo hours.

They'll do like a show that's kind of for an
adventure yeah, marvel land,marvel adventure land or

Lano (24:10):
Again, I just saw somebody told me about it at work and I
checked it online.
So it's where they show theplane like it's on top of the
roof, like they'll do a like aspider-man show, like live show,
like maybe every couple hoursor twice a day or something like
that.
And and the the web singing,the shooting through the air
like somersault.
It's an actual like robot thatdoes that routine.
So instead of paying a stuntmanto do it, this robot does it 20
times a day or whatever, rickyou got to check it out.

Have you seen the line?

Lano (24:30):
Yeah, I'm going to check it out.

Rick (24:31):
Check out the video.

Dude the way he flips it and you think man, what
the?
Heck, I mean, this thing looksreal.
What about that robot that theysaw at a rally and they said
Trump's robot, not was like, oh,optimist, yeah, oh no, that was
like an agent.
Somebody pushed him.
Yeah, someone pushed him in theway the robot reacted t5 dude.

(24:53):
Oh dang for reals.
Find john connor, sarah connor.
We gotta protect the sun duderobots.

Rick (24:58):
Robots are done.

Lano (25:01):
They're taking over jobs we're talking about ai right now
and now.

Ai is all the construction hard work.
Yeah, they're gonna take over.

Lano (25:09):
So this is the show right here on the screen behind you,
mark so did I so it's a real guy, that's real guy right and then
, at one point, like he does,this giant somersault.
So we're on youtube right now.
You know what?
I forgot to set up the tvcamera what channel is that
we're on right now?

whose video is this?

Lano (25:26):
let me see, I know, I just googled spider park insider so
it's a live action cast memberdressed as spider-man.
He's on the the roof and he's,like you know, doing tricks for
the show I've never seen thisride before, until like last
week.

Is it old or is it new?

Lano (25:40):
um, I want to say maybe five years.
I just I.
The first time I went on it itwas last month, because my
daughter reached the heightlimit.

And this is still right now.
We're watching right now Stillthe guy like human right, yeah,
yeah.

Lano (25:51):
Right now it's still a guy .
He's on the I guess, the roofduring summer.

You know what?
That's a long video.

Rick (25:59):
It wasn't.

It was short.
I saw something short.

Rick (26:07):
So he's going up like on a crane.
Who's going up on the crane?

Lano (26:09):
Well, Spider-Man is inside and they're going to like
launch him.

Rick (26:11):
The human or the.

Lano (26:13):
Yeah so he's going roof to roof, but that's like a robot,
a dummy.

Yeah, he does other flips.
He does other flips, not justlike that.

Lano (26:22):
That's not an actor.

Yeah, that's not an actor, that's a real robot
Flinging from that that rope.

Lano (26:26):
So he swings and then it just Like bends the hips and
tucks and flips, I don't know.

Rick (26:34):
But so then I see that's still the robot.

Lano (26:37):
Yeah, so these guys Talk about it.

Rick (26:39):
Played the whole thing.

Nah, this thing is long, but it'd be like that
robot looks like a human, yeah.

Lano (26:44):
Without his clothes, that.

Rick (26:46):
thing look, fucking human.

Lano (26:47):
Yeah, so it does different , like moves.

Rick (26:49):
Oh yeah, Check that out.

Spider-Man moves .
Look at that.

Rick (26:53):
So that's the robot right there.

Lano (26:54):
That's the robot.
So instead of paying an actorto do it like with lunch breaks
and stuff, they actually builtthis robot and they just dress
him up as.
Spider-man and he'll do all theposes different moves like
synchronized.

That food's legit with Take.

Lano (27:07):
Your.

Girl, go, take your girl.

Rick (27:10):
You guys at.

Starbucks.
Leave your girl around him.

Lano (27:16):
Hey, so they just eliminated all the stunt guys
now Injuries, like he's notgoing to break his leg.

Rick (27:20):
Stuntmen, stuntmen, stuntmen are not going to have a
job anymore now.

Lano (27:24):
Doesn't call in sick.

Lift boost, Lift boost.

Lano (27:28):
He's out dude so that's what it is Over and over.
Some guy catches him on theother side and then the next one
lined up.

Pretty crazy, huh.

Lano (27:39):
I think it's crazy dude.

I think it's cool.

Lano (27:42):
And there's been accidents .

Did you know that, Rick?

Rick (27:45):
No, I didn't know they were doing a robot like that.

Yeah, I didn't know until a couple weeks ago
there was an accident.

Lano (27:50):
The robot crashed into this guy right here Watch, let
me see they launch him and Iguess he goes too fast or
whatever, but he goes straightinto the wall.

He planked.

Lano (28:03):
Well, that's just a dummy Dude, he planked that's just a
dummy.

So, like Dude, you see the little head poke on
the wall hey.

Lano (28:09):
You're looking down, so they forgot.

Rick (28:11):
Dude how many Program or something yeah.
How many kids got fucked up Intheir head, traumatized?

Lano (28:16):
watching that guy Watching Spiderman crash into the wall.
Yeah, but imagine if that was areal guy.
You know Disneyland gets sued,so I mean it's pretty cool.

It is pretty cool.
I think it's really neat.

Rick (28:29):
Well, I mean that could be like the same, like in the
comic book, right, when he getsthrown into a building, it's
like this guy ain't getting up,though he's got a gun.
They call it paramedics look athow, look at how he just stops
laughing, laughing it's like youcan almost just shorten the

(28:53):
video to the last, like twoseconds.

Just keep on laughing because you see the
robot slam against the louvers.

Lano (28:59):
No, but someone's like we want to have this show and there
was an Imagineer the Disneyengineer's like we could do that
with a robot and it's just likemaking it happen.
I mean I think Tinkerbell still, and there was an Imagineer and
the Disney engineer was like wecould do that with a robot and
it's just like they're notrisking anyone.
Make it happen.
Well, yeah, I mean I thinkTinkerbell still crosses on a
cable every night like a person,but they're going to be a robot
too.

Rick (29:15):
That's new, because I didn't see that show when I went
last year.

I don't remember seeing it I think the last
thing I saw.
That was really cool.
Maybe was Guardians of theGalaxy when it goes up and down.

Lano (29:26):
Yeah, that was crazy.

And then the race car.
That was pretty cool.

Lano (29:30):
The cars, the cars.
Yeah, those are pretty coolrides, those are cool.

Rick (29:33):
I said let me get on that shit, why not?
She didn't want to wait.

Lano (29:36):
Oh yeah, that's one of the longer rides.

Rick (29:38):
I wanted to jump on it.

You got to, with Sanders trying to go in through
like the exits.
I don't know my son and my wifewell, they have like the kid
pass with the parents.

Lano (29:47):
Like if the parents take the kids.

Speaker 4 (29:48):
Like you can get like now they scan your phone and
they come back.

Yeah, but she'll like try to hop lines, go into
the end.
They're like picking up herseats, wrapping them on their
wrists, acting like they're pastfattas, my wife and my son,
they got no remorse, dude.
They'll do it, dude, and I justI'm sitting there like I don't
know my why, my head, I'mthinking we outgrew this to me,
but you know it's still gonnashave a dollar everywhere right,

(30:14):
yeah, well, so I didn't donothing, but what did you do on
your birthday?
I took a three-day weekend, somy weekend weekend started on
Friday night.
I didn't do anything on Fridaynight.
Saturday I ended up goingfishing Glen Helen.

Rick (30:31):
I'm lucky you did yeah.

So check it out.
At Glen Helen this weekend theyhad some kind of event for the
small kids that was at the smalllake and it was for, like,
underprivileged youths.
Okay, so you couldn't fish thesmall lake.
So if you're familiar with GlenAllen, it has two lakes.
It has a big lake and a smalllake.
Okay, that's like a little pondin between the two, but nobody
ever fishes it.
So when we went to go to pay toget all that stuff, they said,
hey, you can't fish the smalllake because they're having an

(30:56):
event, whatever.
I didn't care.
So I went on the big lake.
So me and my boy said let's gowalk on the two little lakes.
It was going on because youcould see caution tape and
there's cops.
They made a big big deal aboutit.
They weren't gonna let anybodyin from the outside, but you
could walk right in from thefront.
Yeah, so I walk right in andeverybody was hitting on that

(31:19):
lake, everybody.
It was crazy.
You walk right up and right infront of me.

Lano (31:23):
Well for the underprivileged kids.

So I think they stalked that little man and then
stalked the big leg Becausethey were hitting.
I walked up to the shorelineand right in front of me, to my
left, center, right, bing bing,bing, fish, fish on, fish on,
fish on.
I'm walking the lake, theshoreline, fish on.
I'm not exaggerating when I saythis.
Okay, guys, the middle leg wasa duck.
That duck pulled a fish out ofthe water.

Lano (31:46):
Looking at you like I can't make that up.

That was a true story.
It looked like a Disney movie,bro.

Lano (31:54):
It was crazy.
He looked at your bag or yourhook with nothing.
That was the best father-sonfish and chip I ever had, and we
didn't even fish.

We just saw everybody else catch fish but me
and my son.

Speaker 4 (32:05):
This is the first this is the best day ever it was
crazy.

And these trout they're pulling out, you mean
just pulling the stringer out.
They're like three or fourpound trout on them.
These are crazy man, huge, youknow.
I asked this one guy.
I said, hey man, um, how manyfish you got on a stringer?
And he said I got six.
He pulls it out.
He had 10 fish on there.
I said I called him out becauseI was kind of like mad at this
point.
You know what I mean.
I paid like my money to get anyfish, yeah, and they stocked on
the little lake and they shutdown.

(32:30):
For, like you know, I kind offelt bad though too.

Lano (32:32):
All right.
So like I don't know fishingthat much, in lakes, but so well
, they stock it per pound.

They're going to say this thing got 7,000 pounds
, so you're going to get a mixup inside that and then, like
you know, when they stock,that's when you go, yeah so this
thing they stock on Thursdaysoh, every Thursday like that
much.

Lano (32:56):
I thought like once a season or something.

No, they stock that much lakes so uh, the
county you're paying for yourfishing license you're paying to
?
Uh, have them go and stock thelakes.

Lano (33:06):
Oh, all right.
How much is a fishing license?

uh, you can pay a fish like five or fifty bucks.

Lano (33:11):
You get a second rod, which you always want to get a
second rod, uh, that's like 25and that's the same for like the
ocean, or it's a different onedifferent and you gotta get
another license for lotion.

But I don't think you need one of your fish
off like a pier, something likethat.
You can just walk right.

Lano (33:22):
I've been on a fishing boat trip where, like it was
like a corporate event wherethey invited like people from
work yeah and then, um, like youjust bought your license before
you got on the boat, orsomething like I don't know if
it's a day license or whatever.

Rick (33:33):
That's like those charters you take over there on saturday
, right, yeah, yeah, but yeah, Iknow.

If you go to a pier, though like hunting to
appear, or like you poured someof that you don't have to have a
license to fish.
You just walk right up andstart oh peers uh, yeah, on
peers, I mean, you don't have to.

Lano (33:46):
You need a long line, though, right, because you're a
high up you know, yeah, you needa long line, a really heavy,
heavy test.

I mean mostly a leader which is going to be like
the last, but there's a lot offish like, like on the, the
shore, like the beaches whenthey come in.

Lano (33:57):
You got to go deep in there I mean, I don't know
somebody would do good.

Rick (34:01):
So did you hear about?
Pier goes out there far enough.

Lano (34:04):
You hear about that big pier in Santa Cruz.
They have a famous Santa Cruzboardwalk, and then it's a big
pier.

Like it collapsed in the last storm?
No way.

Lano (34:14):
And me and my wife were just having to be on that same
pier like a month before.

Rick (34:18):
It's a long one.

Lano (34:20):
Yeah, it's pretty long because it took us like 15
minutes to walk it.
We got like restaurants on topof it.

I've never been on that, pier, never.
Holy shit, santa Cruz.

Lano (34:27):
Santa Cruz Out there, like you know, santa.

Rick (34:30):
Cruz has that famous t-shirt, man.

Lano (34:34):
Yeah, I got Ellie one of those shirts.
It was like red with the yellow.
It's a big pier.
Yeah, oh man, Isn't that whatthey filmed?
This part collapsed.

Rick (34:47):
Yeah, which part?

Lano (34:47):
Oh, the edge, the edge.
That's why.
It was like this and then wewalked in and then, like a month
later, like this was on thenews and like it collapsed, we
were like oh crap.
We escaped death, so this SantaCruz Like this is.
You know they got the you knowlike Coney Island stuff, like a
big.
That's cool stuff.
That's what they're known for,yeah but they got those hoodies

(35:08):
and stuff the santa cruz hoodieyeah, I didn't even know that.
I know I did a big pair likethat oh, but people, people were
like fishing on there and stuff, and then there's like seafood
restaurants on the here.
This is their, their famousyeah, yeah, there it is like I
got got my daughter one of theselittle hoodies Cool.

(35:30):
So, you go fishing, so it wasmy fishing.

After I went fishing, we ended up going to my
daughter's house playing somegames at her house.
After that we went to HavenCity and Rancho Cucamonga I
don't know what that is.

Lano (35:43):
What did you have there?
Was that an old town, or whatis it?
No, it's a big old food court.
It's like a food court, oh oh.

They had Latin night so my wife and I would go
dancing.
So you get there early, theyteach you how to dance.

Rick (35:52):
Oh, After that.

And the quiet there outside, play some games
and went home.
That was all the weekend.
That was saturday.
Sunday go to church, get back.
I went on a bike ride by myselfsunday yeah your motorcycle
yeah but, what about uh?
that's all I did on sunday andmonday.

(36:21):
Monday, um, my wife decoratedthe house in the morning.
She bought a bunch of like uhto the house and they had that
early in the morning.
Um kind of chilled in the firstpart of the day, went bowling
at two o'clock.
That was fun, um, and then umwent back over to a brazilian

(36:42):
barbecue oh yeah, tell me aboutthat spot, because my wife, the
bra the.

Rick (36:45):
Brazilian barbecue is where they keep feeding you meat
right until you stop them.
Like a green light, red lightthing, yeah it is yeah, so I
mean you go in there.

This place is in Rancho, really nice place,
super nice man, what's it?
Called it's Brazilian TexasSteakhouse.

Rick (37:02):
How many different proteins were there?

Probably about four or five Goat, lamb, beef
pork chicken.

Lano (37:17):
This one.

Yeah, that's it Texas and Brazil.
That looks pretty nice, butyeah so I just ate too much,
dude.
I mean you can eat all theprotein you want over there.

Lano (37:31):
So it's just like one price per plate, and then
they're keeping track of yourmeat.

That's what it is.
No one price per plate.
So you're paying to get inthere, and then you could-.

Lano (37:41):
So how much plate 67?
Bucks okay about I'm aroundthat $67.23, I think around
there four people oh, cause mywife wants to go, so I'm, maybe
we'll go out, dude you gottacheck it out, dude.

It's awesome.
Yeah, it's nice.
So yeah, I went there, wenthome birthday cake and then fell
asleep again stuffed.
Hey, way too much man.
But that's it good time.
It was good, just chill alrightday of my shit.

Lano (38:13):
I had work is that the worst?

Rick (38:16):
just knowing it's like your birthday and you're like on
the job, like on the grind it'slike, I mean, you work during
the day but then there's a damnnight job that was set up for
X-Ray.
So I was like, now that youknow, couldn't even chill.

Lano (38:31):
So that's.
But then that's.
Your boss is not knowing yourbirthday, huh, or what?
Or that you Well no.

I mean for, like for me, you never get your
birthday off, ever I mean it?
Just worked, but this year Ijust figured.
I figured I was going to takeit off.
But I think in my field youjust work.
I mean, your birthday is reallynot a big deal.
Yeah, maybe you go to lunch orthe guys will buy you lunch or
You know what?

Rick (38:52):
I mean, but you're still working For me.
Yeah, no, I would work, but forme, like this year, it's like
we're going to work at night,like, yeah, you've been taking a
lot of night shifts becausevanessa put deck decorations to
blue balloons, and well, that'swhy you haven't been on the show
, the podcast, you've beenworking nights and and um, I was

(39:13):
trying to be quick and I Ididn't leave netflix till like 9
30 by the time I get home she'salready going to bed and I
walked in.
You know I saw everything yeah,that's tough dude.

You know schedule's tough, my schedule's
tough too right now, so it'shard you get to choose your
schedule or no me yeah well,like I gotta be that you know
the gate's open, the gate'sclosed right now.
I have a second superintendentwith me right now, so I have him
taking care of, like the secondshift oh gotcha, yeah he's cool
, yeah, uh.

Lano (39:45):
So my normal day is like so, on this job, I don't know
you want to say it, but, um, youneed to get like some type of
security, security clearance,like how long does that take and
what do they look for?
What is it?
Just like they just pass themout like to your company?
or just pass them out, dude,they're not really like checking
stuff just no, they're notchecking background no and that
um, is that like remote, like itopen gates and stuff like

(40:05):
remote tap or no, or it's justlike you gotta show security I
have a tap, I just have it, soyou can't, but you can't sneak
in back doors, like you can't goin your mario world or whatever
.

You get into the park or no, I can if I want to,
but I mean what I normally,because I have access to go
throughout all the parks, so allright plus we're like where my
spot's at, I just unlock, unlocka gate, walk right in.
So yeah, I could do that Sneakin.

Lano (40:27):
So you just walk in and you're like I'm going to my job
site or whatever.

No, well, my job site's outside the park already
.

Lano (40:34):
Oh, so you're in the back lot and all that stuff.
Yeah, I'm in the back lot yeah,so I'm just on the outskirts,
nbc site and all that stuff.
Yeah, you going throughDifferent entrants and
everything.

Rick (40:42):
That's actually probably better, because then you're not
Dealing with no securitybullshit.

Lano (40:46):
Hey, you know what's a good spot?
I don't know if you know thearea, but I don't or.

Rick (40:50):
Or getting guys on site, and then that's an issue too,
the pain in the ass that is athing?

Yeah, cause you do have to go through Like a
Security section.
Part of that that sucks.

Lano (41:00):
There's like like a restaurant.
I want you to try.
What is it called?

Rick (41:05):
Texas Debrazo, he ate there already.

Lano (41:06):
No, no, no, no.
This is it's a famousrestaurant I want to say it's
not the something, the somethinghouse what city is it in?
Toluca Lake, but right rightbehind the back lot of
Universal's Toluca Lake.

I didn't know that, I just got there at work.
So the back lot of Universal'sToluca Lake?
No, I didn't know that, I justgo there to work.
I don't know what the north isat.

Speaker 4 (41:34):
Well, you know, in the back lot there's like a
river, a creek.
On the other side of the creekis Toluca.

Lano (41:37):
Lake.

That's the LA River right.

Lano (41:39):
Yeah, that's the LA River, but on the other side there's a
big steakhouse.
I want, want you to try.
It's on um house, yeah then,brazil.
No, no, it's famous, but you gothere like after hours and then
, um, there's all these uh, likecelebrities, like because they

(42:01):
all go to the studios.
Warner Brothers is right there,universal, the Smokehouse this
is it.
So check out this place, theSmokehouse.

For the food?
Yeah, for lunch or after work.

Lano (42:12):
They got some cheese fries or cheese bread that they're
known for.

Dude, the Brazilian place has cheese bread
.
They should be known for that.
Cheese bread is good.
Dude Cesar has cheese bread.

Rick (42:24):
It's the Smokehouse.
So this is on the back, dudeCesar has cheese bread.
It's like a smokehouse, yeah.

Lano (42:29):
Sunday.

So this is on the back lot.
Oh, I seen it.
I seen it coming.

Rick (42:31):
Is there a bar or?

Lano (42:32):
a brewery or something like that.

I see there's something like that.

Lano (42:36):
So check it out.
If you have a lunch on the wayout or something, Just check out
the cheese bread.
So my wife had a when she waspregnant.
She for her first baby.
She had cravings for thischeese bread and I had to go get
it.
All the time From there, yeah,I had to go do a takeout order,
get it, bring it for her Dang.
But you'll see a lot ofcelebrities like eating there at
the bar.

George Clooney was there and this and that my
luck like my biggest takeaway isgoing to be, like I saw, we wee
man still a celebrity profile.
I'm gonna get dude, I'll takehim home little guy.

Lano (43:09):
I don't know how long you're gonna be on that job, but
check it out once.

I'll check it out.
I'll check it out, man.
I'll check it out.

Speaker 4 (43:14):
I've seen it, I've seen it before.

Rick (43:17):
That's cool it's old school, but then it looks like
everything fancy.
Yeah, what's going on with theelectrical room down?

there.
Yeah, you saw that theelectrical room too.

Lano (43:27):
Oh, I missed it, missed it .

Rick (43:29):
yeah hey, so we never even said RIP to Foreman.
Yep, that was tough dude.
That was tough, that copped bysurprise.

Lano (43:39):
I just saw his movie like maybe last year, the George
Foreman movie, I don't know ifyou, yeah, it just the story was
kind of crazy.

Rick (43:47):
At least, I don't think they've released it, released
what happened if he?

was.
Hey, you know, it tripped meout.

Rick (43:52):
Alright so George Foreman, but Gene Hackman his wife and
the dog, yeah, that died in thehouse.

How'd they die?

Lano (44:01):
yeah, I haven't kept up with I mean because so I thought
apparently the wife died first,like a week before.

Rick (44:06):
The wife ended up.
I don't know, the details thewife, the wife ended up dying
because somehow she she took ratpoison.
Is what the autopsy showed?
Rat poison in her.
Wow, it's crazy.

Rat poison yeah.

Rick (44:27):
So then they say that she passed away, and then Hal
Hackman already had like kind ofdementia, yeah, so he didn't
know, so he was just wanderingaround the house, not even
knowing that his wife had passedaway.
Yeah, and I think his.
What about the dog?
Yeah, the dog, I don't know.
I heard another report sayingthat the dog's like I don't hear
a lot of starvation.
I say the dogs um, start like Idon't hear a lot of starvation.

(44:48):
You mean, what's really goingon?
Uh well, I mean you gotta saywhat.
Allegedly, this is what I know.
All right, so is that?

no, I think this is on video yeah, so, um you
know, brought up as georgefauldman, though right first 76,
but all right, we grew up withgene hackman, right?

Lano (45:03):
yeah, hasn't he always been like an old man all our
lives?

Yes, I am Superman him.

Lano (45:08):
Ramon, like he's always like look.

Rick (45:10):
Who's your coach?
Like in his 30s?
Here he looked like he was inhis 50s.

Lano (45:18):
Yeah, and even when he died, maybe I told her.

Rick (45:19):
But yes, I always thought.
I always thought he was an oldguy.
That's why, like when I saw him, like I see, like he didn't
even look like anything, hedidn't resemble any of his.

Lano (45:24):
When did you see him?

Speaker 4 (45:25):
Like in prison.
No, no, no, when they showed.

Rick (45:27):
His old pics, like his recent yeah right.
His recent pics Like he was allsucked up Really like Skinny,
like that look Is what you Wouldhave always yeah, he's always
like Been bald or whatever youknow who else?

Who else?
I think like that, like you'regonna see forever old.
What's the guy's name?
The guy who plays green goblinon spider-man?
Oh yeah, he always looks likeforever old too, right?
Yeah, yeah, I don't even knowbut yeah, what is that dude's
name?

Lano (45:55):
uh whatever he's a known actor, always bad guy, yeah but
he always looks old, I mean.

But but, Four men man, four men dude.
So what happened?
He never even looked like hewas aging.

Rick (46:08):
But what was it, though?
They didn't say it?
Oh, no, no, no, they didn't saywhat it was.

Lano (46:12):
But 76 is like this guy, right, willem Dafoe?

Willem Dafoe.

Lano (46:18):
Yeah, he's always looked like that.

He always me of that guy On the MTV commercials
Back in the day.
What's that dude's name?

Lano (46:26):
Max, excedrin or no, the robot With the blonde hair Dude.

He had the Black leather jacket, white t-shirt.
He had blonde hair, kind oflike that.
He was like On MTV.
No, you guys remember.

Lano (46:37):
Oh, is it that like Comedian from like Rescue,
rescue, the show Rescue?
Yeah, like like he had a Nikecommercial.
He talked fast.
He does look like him, thoughhe's always like talking crap.

Rick (47:07):
That one man, I don't know .

Foreman Dude.
Have you seen the Prince Nassimlately?
No Boxing the Prince.

Rick (47:16):
Oh, let's look at it.
Yeah, you see what he lookslike now.
He's a new clown right now, orwhat?
Nah dude.

Lano (47:21):
He's not boxing right now.

He's not boxing dude, but this guy is a big dude
bro.
Oh is he, yeah, he's likedouble cheese, bro Like.

Lano (47:30):
Maradona or no?

Yeah, kind of I don't know.
I mean the Prince Nassim.

Rick (47:35):
Nassim yeah.

Yeah, the Prince Nassim.
He's like showboat in theregoing in.
Yeah, he'd come out.
I saw him one time.

Lano (47:40):
Oh, let's go right here.
Before he was like this oh,that's it.

Rick (47:51):
Oh, sorry, I shouldn't have bought his shame one,
that's him.

Lano (47:57):
What about?

A lot of the trip huh.

Lano (48:00):
Yeah, I was going to say what about?
I think Mickey told me aboutSammy Sosa.

Yeah.

Lano (48:06):
He's all like he's a white guy now, right I?

haven't seen him .

Lano (48:09):
I haven't seen right, ricky Sammy Sosa.

Rick (48:11):
Yeah, he looks like a he looks like he's one of those
Japanese dolls white in the face.

Lano (48:20):
Sammy Sosa let's see Sammy Sosa like a Chicago club
slubber, home run hitter Now.
His skin's lighter now, right.

Rick (48:38):
Yeah, it's extremely white .
I mean he's almost catching upto MJ, he's white.

He almost looks like a news reporter at the far
right.

Rick (48:47):
Don.

Speaker 4 (48:47):
Lemon.

Yeah, over there he's dark, getting far right
over there, the top Over there,you see the rain.
It's dark.
Getting out of the ghetto,that's the streets.
That's actually classy.

Lano (48:59):
And then it's crazy, that's pretty crazy.

Rick (49:10):
I saw this crazy video, the AI video, of showing all the
past people that have passed,the rappers, famous rappers, and
how they would look in their50s or 60s and it's like showing
them their faces and they'relaughing or doing something.
You know there's like tupac wason there, of course, you know
biggie like if they're old mennow, yeah, like if they were
already in their 60s, 50s, likelike long gray hair.

Yeah, that's crazy, that's true.
We just see him like that.

Rick (49:32):
Eazy-E.
Yeah, yeah, that was prettycrazy.
Kind of freaky, it's like man,it's like what's real now?
I think, am I real?
I mean, what's going on here?
I don't know, crunk, what didhe say?

Speaker 4 (49:55):
I got to crunk.
What did he say?
I gotta ask you are ai ai?
I gotta ask if I'm real, am Ireal?
Well, you?

Lano (49:58):
know like the term, like neural nets, kind of like new
like neural nets, like um, kindof like the the new um computer
chips, but it learns off of likememory, right, like like
commands and all so like it getssmarter.
But um, I, I was watching aclip of um terminator 2 on
youtube and then you know theblack guy who creates the t2,
whatever right he's, like I justcreated a neural net.

(50:20):
He like he was talking aboutthat and I'm sure when I watched
that as a kid I didn'tunderstand what he was saying to
sound smart.

Rick (50:25):
But now that like now it's coming into our lifetime, like
we're into, like it's like theyalready made movies about what
can happen and they're fuckingstill going proceeding with this
bullshit you know, I saw Irobot, probably like last
weekend no, you saw it again.
Yeah, I saw it again yeah, yeah,for sure like robots can kill
definitely we're setting, we'resetting up, we're setting

(50:46):
ourselves up and now um, I meanmean now, with this whole AI
like it's funny because iniRobot they have the thing it's
like the three laws and one'slike never hurt a human is law
one.

Number two never hurt a human if you're being
directed.
And I think law three is likenever hurt a human unless it
means you have to save anotherhuman.
Yeah, but so the robot likejust totally goes against that.
I mean, it's a super smallrobot.

Rick (51:10):
What do you guys think about this?
They'll kill us, bro, hey sowhat do you guys think about
this, how we're going withtechnology and AI and all this
stuff, right, yeah, I mean, it'sobvious.
We just saw that robotSpider-Man robot.

Speaker 4 (51:24):
Yeah.

Lano (51:30):
It took someone's a stuntman's job away you know
doing that right or save thestuntman's life.

So all these, they're going to start making
robots.

Rick (51:37):
They're going to start making robots?

Hey, god forbid.
He hears about green screen.

Speaker 4 (51:44):
And take away perfect scenery from around the world.

Rick (51:48):
No, there's some janky damn graphics out there, but I'm
saying, okay, so there's robots, janky damn graphics out there,
but I'm saying okay, so there'srobots, right, yeah, they want
to entertain people, whatever.
What if they start gettingrobots and start making like,
involving them in, like footballor baseball or soccer?
Because if it's just a matterof watching a game, like a good

(52:10):
game, then you can program thegame.
Okay, this is going to be aclose game with an overtime, win
by this team, whatever.
And then the robots are allprogrammed to have this style
that this game that's supposedto be exciting, back and forth
throughout.

So hold on.
Are you talking about puttingrobots as part of the team
members?

Lano (52:30):
No, no, just full robots, just all full robots.
They all do battle bots.
You know when they beat eachother up?

Rick (52:35):
Yeah, so you can you know, make them look like people or
whatever, and then just programthis game to be like this epic
game or whatever you know,because it's going eliminating
all the athletes you ever seen,like before the Super Bowl, like
the day before the.

Lano (52:50):
Super Bowl they do like a Madden simulation and then
they're like San Francisco'sgonna win by this much and you
can watch like the whole game,like on Madden.

That's all digital.
Yeah, yeah, but it's just likeno, they're programming if they
can program.
What I hear is this Rick's likelight years ahead of us.
Rick's trying to stop it withthe NFL players and sports
athletes and stuff like that.
But Rick's really thinkingfirst it's the athletes, then
it's the lawyers, then it's themovie stars, then it goes down

(53:17):
to the construction workers.

Rick (53:18):
That's exactly what I'm saying.

Then you get the plumbers and he's like we're
done.

Rick (53:21):
We're a robot we're going to take over.

That's exactly Like if a plumber's gonna be
cheap.

Lano (53:29):
I pay him.
You had a situation at workwith an employee like what if
there was a robot doing that job, digging that hole or whatever?
Well, I like what he said.
An expensive fix would haveprevented an injury, though

(53:49):
probably not.

It would have forced yeah but, that's what I'm
saying safely, I'm not going in.
You're paying a robot you'resmart too.

Speaker 4 (53:59):
You would be on the edge robots are already taking a
robot thing, stupid bro hey,robots are taking

Rick (54:05):
already the stuntman bro, right, yeah, can we agree that?

Lano (54:09):
yeah, yeah we, we saw it I don't agree, go on.

Rick (54:15):
I mean, you see those cars that are driving around with no
drivers on there.

Lano (54:21):
Have you been in one?
I haven't been in one.
Waco, Waymo, whatever.

I'll try it though.

Rick (54:27):
So that right there eliminated taxi cab drivers.

Lano (54:32):
Uber drivers, Lyft drivers now, that's it.

Rick (54:37):
So it's just going to keep going, and going and going.
Where if they're going toreplace them?

but what's it really matter if they take those
drivers away?
You're not really that's whatI'm saying.

Rick (54:46):
Everybody's going to get replaced, so why are we here?

at some point, the only Everybody's going to
get replaced, so why are we hereAt some point, the only people
robots are going to be lowincome.

Rick (54:56):
They'll be doing low income jobs.
The robots will be taking thelow income.

Yeah, that's it Pushing everybody else to have
to get better jobs, bigger jobs?
They're doing little stuff, bro.

Lano (55:04):
They're walking your dog so many burgers at Dino's and
there is a burger flipper robotthat flips burgers.
I've never seen it See.

He has a fountain of information.
I'm telling you man.

Lano (55:19):
So Tesla's robot Optimus?
He says it's going to be readyin a couple years.

I didn't even know he was doing one yeah it's
on the screen.

Lano (55:27):
And he's saying it's going to be cost, like right now.
They say it's gonna cost around20 to 25 000, like the price of
a car.
But he says it'll be able to,like you know um, pick up your
groceries like from the car,like move furniture lift take
out the trash, if there'sanything else did you see how
many jobs were eliminated?

I can't get to that because I was still
offended by any robot trying totake all the groceries into the
house one time.
That was my job right there.

Speaker 4 (55:56):
I'm not doing multiple.

I take all the grocery bags Every time a
robot's going to come out andtake that job from me.

Lano (56:04):
I got issues, bro.
Let's say I do your laundry orwhatever, pick up your clothes.
Would that be worth $25,000 foryou guys?
And it's going to become thefamily robot.
You're going to pass that robotdown generations.
Someone just has to make theinvestment.
This guy dude.

He's just planting the seed.
We had this robot.
Dude's going to try to sell mea robot before I go.
It's like we've got a modelcoming out in 10 years.

Lano (56:26):
We've had the Hernandez robot in the family for 10 years
.
It's going to be passed down.
I mean, if we're going to spendthat much $20,000 to $25,000,
but that's going to.

Rick (56:35):
So what are you saying?
We should buy it right now,that it's low, before they're
like.
This is like a $100,000 robot.

I smell pyramid scheme, bro.
It could help my parents get up.

Lano (56:44):
It could do different things, different tasks.

You teach things .
You know different tasks.
You teach it water plants.
I wouldn't be on the front end.
I wouldn't be on the front endof that.
I would have to see a few yearsin that I'd have to get like
the, the 10th anniversaryedition.
After you worked on all thebugs, I mean you can't see how
it goes yeah, but definitelywouldn't be on the first wave
now, if I get something likethat, that would like cut my
grass trim my trees, I meanpaint the house bro yeah,
imagine the joke.

Speaker 4 (57:08):
Imagine iters always side with me in my arguments.

Like a campaign to help me win my you know, win
my arguments with my wife.

Lano (57:15):
I get one, bro.
I get one first year bro.
That's worth $20,000.
Yeah, because this is going towash your windows do all that
stuff Like.

I retract my statement.
I take first year.
If I get a robot to help mefight uh, to win arguments with
my wife, I'd do it year one,year one I mean that robot looks
pretty neat though and he sayshe's about two years away.

Speaker 4 (57:41):
I wonder if you can fight that you know, I always
see that video on instagramwhere they have, but it looks
fake, doesn't that look fake?

you see that video on the second second
little snip.
There's a robot from the backTumbles gets up.
His AR is pointed right at you.

Lano (57:54):
Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.

It's crazy.

Rick (57:57):
How is it picking everything up?

Lano (57:59):
It has fingers, a finger that senses pressure.

The old Roll 7s.
Old Roll 7s Never loses a Jengagame.
Never lost a Jenga game,unbeatable, I know.

Lano (58:11):
But it senses pressure Like it can pick up, it can pick
up an egg.

It can pick up an egg and pour stuff.
Do you see the videos when youget like An operator On a
backhoe and he's picking up Anegg with the operator, or?

Lano (58:22):
just a bucket of teeth.
That's crazy.
Yeah, that's like precision.

Rick (58:26):
Look at.
You didn't even see how manyjobs the robots took.

That robot danced Better than me that robot
.

Rick (58:33):
There was a bartender robot, the perfect drink.
Every single time, I thinkthose jobs, I think those jobs
Would be done by a robot dude.

I mean, they even have Personalities in this
who want to go to the bar have abeer and he wants to Spill your
worries to the Robot.
Yeah, he's going to listen toyou and give you some sound
advice.

Lano (58:50):
Yeah.
So, when they put chat, gtp orGronk in that robot to talk back
to you and stuff.
Then it's like you know, so youcan hold an egg, you get
sensing pressure.
Okay, I mean, you guys saw mydriveway.
I got a little walk to docarrying groceries.
I got to do that trip four orfive times and this guy do it
for me, you know.

We'll save times and this guy do it for me, you
know, save some time.
I can get you a shopping carthere for your house we'll.
We'll paint it black.

Lano (59:17):
Put a tesla logo on it and it'll be a shopping cart, bro
we'll put it in here for youridea.
Walk out and grab my mail or mypackages hey, have you guys?

uh, you've been to cedars.
Right, you worked at cedars.
Yeah, right, you've worked atcedars right, you've worked at
Cedars.
Yeah, rick, you've worked atCedars.

Speaker 4 (59:30):
Have you worked there at the hospital?
Have you ever been to the?

interstitial?
No.
So the interstitial is like Ithink it's floor seven, okay,
and if you're familiar with theCedars, it's going to be at the.
It's called the North Tower,okay, but it's trippy because
this is a ground floor.
Where you hit the elevator, yougo to the ground floor and when
you walk out, all concretelittle robots where they put all

(59:55):
the food in.
And they follow just thesensors off the lights.
I mean, excuse me, thereflectors off the wall.
And then they follow, like theyjust have like a trail on the
floor magnets and they just allin there moving along by
themselves, getting on elevators, getting off elevators, getting
the whole thing, just movingfood back and forth.
That's crazy, because when youwalk in there you mean you think
one's going to hit you.

(01:00:15):
Once it gets so close it justturns.

Lano (01:00:17):
Yeah.

Mark the Shark (01:00:19):
Yeah, so it's called the interstitial.

Speaker 4 (01:00:22):
Go to see your son.

You know what I mean, but it's crazy.

Speaker 4 (01:00:26):
Is that what it is right there?

No, no, because this is just the floor.
It's all blacked out, withthese robots just flying around
and the lasers are just bouncingoff what?
Is it Inner?
What do you think Interstitial,interstitial?

Rick (01:00:43):
Inner.

Purple indica.

Rick (01:00:49):
Innerst.

All right, or just type in, like you know, I
don't know, robot food carts inCedars-Sinai.
I bet you that floor will comeup.

Lano (01:01:00):
I've seen those robots delivering food, like in
downtown.

Yeah, I mean it just looks like spacey, ticky,
like Total Recall type style.
You walk in there.
It's kind of awkward, becausethe machines are like total
recall type style.
You walk in there.
It's kind of awkward becausethe machines are just going by
themselves following the patternyou know, like this one these
little things right now?
No, these are like likestraight cases like a stainless
steel box.

Lano (01:01:23):
This thing right here.

Yep, kind of like that.
Yeah, so that's kind of itright there this is a robot, but
it doesn't look inside that.
Inside that hall right thereare those double doors.
Yeah, it looks like it's justreally awkward.
It's just a weird vibe dude.
If you check it out and you seeall these things doing
everything by themselves gettingon lifts, coming off of lifts,
I mean it's trippy.

Lano (01:01:46):
Oh, mark, giving us a little peek behind the curtain,
it's Cedars.

Yeah, I did and it was.
Yeah, they're kind of like that, they're trippy and they're
just cruising through to getclose to you.

Lano (01:01:54):
But see, someone had to push that cart before and now
the robot's doing it.
It's like it's pretty smart.

Oh man, we're probably saving money If I owned
a plumbing company.
Robot plumbers, every.
Well, to be tight, every.
Yeah, they have a pro press intheir hand, bro.
They just go crimp it, dude bro.
Yeah, they fuse and weld withthe eyeballs dude laser eyeballs

(01:02:21):
.
You're telling me you wouldn'tpay for that.
You mean every now and then youget maggots hit, one in the
head with the crescent ridge orsomething like that.

Rick (01:02:27):
You know does nothing how are you gonna get a robot going
through a crawl space?

oh dude, there's robots flipping.
Today I saw robots.

Speaker 4 (01:02:34):
Right I hold eggs so we could do this, okay, it could
be, done.

Lano (01:02:40):
I've seen a lot today yeah , but now, like we're living in
like the jetsons era, it's gonnabe in our lifetime family robot
, though that'd be a smallwonder like but you hear, yeah,
but you hear like, like how hefeels like he's in a spaceship
With Tesla.

Rick (01:02:56):
He's like I'm not going to drive a gas car.

Speaker 4 (01:02:58):
Because he's like up there, I know.

He thinks he's a jet scientist.

Rick (01:03:04):
He's like relax dude, you're just in a Tesla.

When I ask him, I go, hey, are those zeros?
He's like, oh, yeah, you don't.
He's like oh, you listen to thepodcast and then he falls right
back.
I hate carrying keys.
I don't even want to wallow inthem.
He's like I do everything bylaser.
I write in a script.
I was like okay.
I was like I kind of want thattoo, because I was asking him

(01:03:33):
how do you?
Do this.

Rick (01:03:37):
But I'm already making fun of him at the same time when I
say, yeah, it's Iron man.
You're like.
Yeah, you truly are.

Tony Stark, he is dude, he is dude.

Rick (01:03:49):
He's always had the little nice gadgets hey have you guys
followed the Dodgers?

Are you guys like that kind of hard fans or?

Lano (01:03:53):
no, well, the opening day is Thursday, but they did two
games in Tokyo.

Mickey follows them, they did Tokyo, we did
Arizona and Arizona, but Angels.

Lano (01:04:01):
Right now we're in it with the Twins, but the Angels are
preseason or Detroit?

Oh yeah, the only two games that counted were
the ones in Tokyo.

Lano (01:04:09):
Tokyo, like kids are ahead .

All right.

Lano (01:04:11):
So I'm just curious if you guys like follow him like that,
but open day will be Thursdayand we'll see like the Jets pass
over at Dodger Stadium.

And Mookie Betts .
How many pounds did he loseright now?

Lano (01:04:20):
Well, he's sick right now.
He said he was down to6 orsomething like that.

Is he all sucked up now?

Lano (01:04:34):
They were saying it was like a mystery illness.

Thursday's the game.
Right, you said Thursday, yeah.

Rick (01:04:38):
Yeah, and you know what?

I was curious if you guys are following the NBA
baseball right now.

Rick (01:04:44):
When do you guys start?

Lano (01:04:44):
following so Thursday don't go to Dino's Instagram
starts instagram because trafficis gonna be crazy thursday
don't even go to work.
Don't cross through la trafficopening day.

Speaker 4 (01:04:53):
Oh yeah, it's at three o'clock.
Yeah, it's like three o'clockI'll never, you'll be stuck
there you'll be stuck over there.

Lano (01:05:01):
That's him right there, like I think that's nsa lost 25
pounds in two weeks.
He looks fatter and white.

That's babe ruth on the top.
Oh, that's a lot of pounds.

Lano (01:05:17):
Oh man, I don't know, he doesn't know when he got it.

He looked like a little Tupac mixed with Dave
Chappelle.

Rick (01:05:22):
Right there.
Huh, yeah, that's Tupac rightthere, like.

Tupac mixed with Dave Chappelle A little bit.
Yeah, yeah, well I mean it wasyeah, so Dodgers are up right
now.
And then, yeah, first game wasThursday, Thursday, Thursday.

Lano (01:05:35):
Against the Tigers.

Rick (01:05:36):
Tigers Are you still following the Lakers Lon.

No, didn't LeBron just do something crazy
recently, like a couple weeksago?

Lano (01:05:45):
Oh yeah, got the most points scored.
Yeah, he broke like a scoringrecord or something.
Yeah, yeah, got the most pointsscored yeah, he broke like a
scoring record or something.

He passed somebody yeah, Something or
threes, I don't know, dude, Doyou guys think he's still dope
Like number one, Like betterthan?

Rick (01:05:57):
Kobe and better than.

Jordan.

Rick (01:05:59):
To me he hasn't passed Kobe.

Lano (01:06:01):
To me, magic's always going to be my number one.
Yeah, as a total player, Ialways had Magic over Jordan.

Rick (01:06:08):
I always had magic over Jordan.
Have you ever seen that list OfOf People that Vanessa Bryant
has dated since Kobe's died?

Lano (01:06:20):
Oh, since he passed away no Dude Pieces of shit, oh, like
.

Left the gunplay , yeah, bro.
Oh, like, like, break up thelist.
Lefty Gunplay yeah.

Rick (01:06:34):
Bro Lefty.

Gunplay's on there.

Rick (01:06:37):
Kobe's gone and then Kobe's brother.
No, no, no.
Let's see the boyfriend Look atwho's on that fucking list, bro
.
Hold on, let me see I'm lookingfor?

Lano (01:06:51):
Oh, there's a whole website.
Who's on that fucking list, bro?
Hold on, let me see I'm lookingfor oh there's a whole website
Dating history right there.

Speaker 4 (01:06:56):
Who did it?

Lano (01:06:56):
who?
Where's the list?
Hmm, no no, tell us someonethat was on the list, dude lefty
gunplay yeah, lefty gunplay wasone for real no

Speaker 4 (01:07:17):
um.

Rick (01:07:19):
Derek Fisher.
Okay, derek Fisher, that pieceof shit.
Yeah, rick Fox, rick Fox, rickFox, also a Laker.
Who's the other one?

Lano (01:07:36):
Oh, paul Gasol, that he was all, and he's like the
daughter's godfather.

Rick (01:07:43):
Yeah, yeah, and then it was that's crazy, they were all
lakers.
They were all lakers.
All of them were lakers.
It was like shack, shack,shack's on the list he was on
the list.

You're a good man, dude, dude.

Lano (01:08:01):
Download it.
Someone brought this up.

Rick (01:08:04):
I saw it on a YouTube short and I was like, oh, let's
see who this chick's been hoeingit up with.
And then it was like it saidjust list the four Laker players
.
Oh, this one right here.
And it's like, bro, I go, thesedudes.

Lano (01:08:22):
Karl Malone.

Rick (01:08:24):
I think Karl made a pass that yeah, he made a pass at her
, or yeah, it was some pass likewhen they're on the team,
because then they got like in afight.

Lano (01:08:33):
Yeah, rick fox.
The first was carl malone,second was rick fox.
This is one of the longer buts,but dated, dated.

Rick (01:08:45):
She didn't date Karl Malone.
Okay, what's the next one?

You know what's trippy dude?
It's Jordan's son, Derek Fisher.
Scotty Pippa's wife.

Lano (01:08:54):
That's weird.
It's kind of like a mind.
Yeah, that's trippy right there, I saw they were asking Barkley
about it in an interview Likewhat do you think about that?
He just said it was crazy.

It is crazy.
Are you serious?
Is this legit?

Rick (01:09:05):
I'm telling you, I'm telling you, dude.
I forgot who the fourth one was.
Pauly Shore Then it's Rodman,oh Rodman, I think it was Rodman
, shut up.

Lano (01:09:24):
I think that was the last one.

I think it started up again oh no, I was
like four lakers that I saw well, yeah, so you know um lebron, I
guess broke something tight orsomething like that I mean.
So I was curious if you guyswhat you guys thought about that
, with that cat.
A lot of people always put themup there like goat and I'm I
don't know if I'm starting tothink I mean it could be.

(01:09:45):
It could be their goal, I thinkI heard somebody say but look
at the years he played, theamount of years he played, if
any of like lebron yeah, buthe's only been here five years,
right well, total his wholecareer no, it was a laker five
years, right or no?

Rick (01:10:00):
yeah.

Lano (01:10:02):
Well, since COVID, they won the first championship in
the bubble.
But you know, I think LukaDunks is going to be bigger than
LeBron, the new guy we got fromDallas.
Luka, I think he's going to bea bigger superstar.

Rick (01:10:16):
It's just, you see that guy play, he's good.
No, no.
What gets me is old G's willsay that LeBron's the greatest
of all time.

I hear LeBron of all time.
I'm always just curious, butit's just like no man.

Rick (01:10:35):
He doesn't compare to MJ Everything that Jordan has done.

It's always MJ Kobe right.
They're like, those are thebest right, mj is the greatest
yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:10:49):
Over Magic yeah.

Rick (01:10:54):
You're just being biased dude.

You guys, we're about soccer.
Okay, I heard this dude.

Speaker 4 (01:11:01):
I heard this.

I heard Galaxy trying to get Ronaldo.

Rick (01:11:06):
Yeah, probably Ronaldo would know.

Lano (01:11:08):
I haven't heard that rumor , but he would be like I mean
really he's stretching hiscareer out.
It would be way past his prime.

I don't even know why he'd leave America.
Right now he's getting paidbank.
The guy makes money.

Lano (01:11:18):
In Saudi Arabia or something.
He's making the most money ofany player ever.
Yeah, I think he's getting like200 million a year or something
like that.

Crazy dude, he's like the highest paid.

Lano (01:11:25):
Right now LAFC Is supposed to be playing Miami.

We should go to another game, dude.

Lano (01:11:30):
I've been waiting.
Ricky hasn't answered.

Rick (01:11:33):
I told him, I told you You're supposed to pick.

Lano (01:11:36):
A game.
So what's best Is like aSaturday game, right, like a
Saturday game.

Yeah For.
The evening.

Lano (01:11:41):
I don't know.
We went to a night game.

It was like a night game.
It was cool.
It was a night game, it was funtoo.

Rick (01:11:46):
I think it's got to be a night game.

Lano (01:11:47):
That would be a Saturday when you walk up to the stadium.

Rick (01:11:50):
Yeah, yeah, the Saturdays were great.

Lano (01:11:52):
All right, I'll look into it, because the season barely
started last month to get.

Ronaldo.
That's Andrew's favorite player.
Huh yeah, he's the one who toldme about it?

Speaker 4 (01:12:07):
Did he tell me this?
Did he tell you to?

switch?
I would not.
I'm locked in dude.
But, he did.
He said that my son, my littledirtbag.
He said he goes if they getRonaldo.
He's like I'm sorry, dad, I'mgoing to have to be a Galaxy fan
.
I said just for that littlecomment.
Right there you're out.

Speaker 4 (01:12:22):
Yeah, get out.

You're out, Get the F out and he was like no, no
, no, I'm just messing with you.
He was just trying to get mefired up, you know.
But no, no, bro, that littlecomment, you're out A little
cheaters.
But yeah, he's the one who toldme about that.

Lano (01:12:34):
Hey, you know, our friend Kobe was one of the capos.

Oh yeah, that's right.

Speaker 4 (01:12:39):
Hey, so he's not.

Lano (01:12:40):
He's not a cop, no more.
Rick, like some drama happened,oh yeah, when I saw Ralph At
the game he told me a littlestory.
But yeah, pretty crazy.

Dang.
Did it happen away or was ithome?

Lano (01:12:52):
He's, I don't know, so he says he's done with it.
He's done with it, yeah.

I wonder what kind of rules you gotta be a
living like, like.
It's almost like joining amotorcycle club or yeah.

Rick (01:13:04):
Well, they said that meetings and stuff you gotta
attend you gotta be, you'rerunning a whole, entire.

Lano (01:13:08):
He said they had to be there like 7 am, like like on
game days, like to get the thebig tarp ready and paint the
thing and whatever all day.
And they're bringing, like youknow, beer and stuff, and I see
a documentary, bro, all day long, documentary on this is that a
documentary on Netflix all over?
It.
I want to interview him.
You see that one with the signcaller yeah, but yeah, that'd be

(01:13:31):
cool to interview him.
Yeah, that'd be that'd be reallynice, I want to bring him on
the air.
The air clear, the air.
Tell the whole story how he gotit because he was in one club,
a small club, and then he wentto a big club and then he rose
to the ranks and then that's alot of dedication.

Dude, boom, boom , be here, be there.

Lano (01:13:48):
Gotta go to the games a lot of it had to do with work
too.
Like he started, like he got anew position at work sounds like
a blockbuster for this summer.

I met a guy who was an iron worker he had a
Charger like season tickets, andhis thing was this it was like,
hey, this whole like being partof the Chargers fan group and
going state to state andpreseason game, all this and
that he said it was like whatcarried me through my divorce.
So that was like his thing.

Lano (01:14:14):
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, taking up all his time.

Yes, dude, vacation days he's booking him
for, like the weekends, andthings like that are away games
well, you keeping his mind.

Lano (01:14:31):
How long have you known rick?
Because you kind of caught himon the tail end uh, yeah, 19,
yeah 2019 yeah and like, butthat was kind of the end of his.
It was like kind of like raideris sundays, you couldn't do
nothing.
It of like Raider, because somedays you couldn't do nothing.
It was all like Raider Nation,like you couldn't bother him or
like Rick you couldn't watch TV.

Speaker 4 (01:14:50):
He wouldn't miss a game, were you the same way not
as much as him.

Lano (01:14:54):
I mean, I'll come over every once in a while.
Were you allowed to come overwhen he's raging out?
But now he has another life.
He hasn't seen a Raider game inweeks or whatever months.

Yeah, as long as I know him.

Rick (01:15:09):
No they just beat me into submission.

Lano (01:15:11):
It's just like the same old shit.

Rick (01:15:14):
And once this whole thing went down with Derek Carr and
Devontae- Adams.

I was just like I was done.

Rick (01:15:23):
That's it Like.
That's it Like I couldn't.
I couldn't do it no more.
It was Stutter.

Speaker 4 (01:15:29):
Give him something to headache right now.
Chill, bro, chill.
I can see him working up overthere.

Lano (01:15:37):
Let's talk about something else but now over there, let's
talk about something else, butnow like I'll follow the Raiders
, Like I follow the Lakers,because, like I mean, I'm not
paying to watch them, like youknow, a sports package or
whatever.

Speaker 4 (01:15:49):
I don't have cable in the center.

I don't follow them.
I listen to like news radio.
I pick up my stuff and then myson, my son's in it, so he's
always like spitting.

Rick (01:16:01):
I'm not even watching any games at all or not even keeping
up.
Were you really a straight DieHard Raider fan like that?
Yeah?

For real yeah.

Lano (01:16:10):
No, no, no no.

For like Trippy.

Rick (01:16:13):
No, die Hard Raiders.

Lano (01:16:16):
Every Sunday in the black hole, the shit You're messing
around.

I just thought the gangsters were doing that,
bro.
Are you a gangster, bro?
Where you from see?

Rick (01:16:29):
that's why I like the gangsters, take our colors, man,
bring a bad name to them.
But yeah, I didn't know that Ididn't know okay cool.

Yeah, so I did.
I caught him on tellin but Iknow you had like season tickets
to like Raiders games.
Yeah.
But yeah it's like I don't know, I guess we've had them forever
, but in Oakland too, Like Idon't know.

Lano (01:16:47):
You know the Vegas only, but in Oakland yeah.
All right man, I'm going toswitch over real quick.
Hey, wu-tang concert.

Oh that's, is it Toyota Center?
What is it yeah?

Rick (01:17:07):
and that's uh, I mean, that's the final final chamber,
bro.

Oh is it.
I got two tickets when it firstcame out well, here's my
question.
Well, that's one thing I wantto take as well.
We're taking it and run thejewels.
It's June 20th in Ontario, sothat'd be my first time seeing
Wu Tang and random jewels.
I like both of them.

Lano (01:17:23):
I think I have a wedding the week before, on the 12th.

I guess the reason I bring it up for just a
little plug.
But the other thing is you sayyou own your tickets forever.
And I'll tell you why I'masking that question?
Because I bought my tickets atthe center before the tickets
went on sale.
Here's the thing I got mytickets, but it doesn't tell me
when they get released to me, asopposed to everybody else who

(01:17:47):
bought them through like youknow, whatever you got, like
annual circus tickets at theOntario.
No, no, no.
What is?

Lano (01:17:54):
that?
How'd you get the inside?

I just went to the stuff up and had them for
sale, so I just bought them.
Oh, so you bought them like aticket.
I guess when you own a seat, doyou get to sell that seat for
concert events?
I think he gets first dibs.
That's my question.

Rick (01:18:08):
Yeah, he gets first dibs, right?
No, I get first dibs.
Oh, he gets first dibs topurchase tickets to the concert.

Yeah, so it's not our seat, but oh, so these
people probably purchased theseat ahead of time and I went on
early outside of like.

Lano (01:18:24):
Right, I think there's different like memberships Like
you could own that seat forevery event.

Rick (01:18:29):
So the PSL, I guess it's.
The PSL ticket is just Personalseat license, right, that's
what I mean.
Yeah, anywhere in the stadiumfor any other event besides the
Raiders football, so anythingelse.
You can buy a seat anywhere.
You're not locked in on yourseat, you don't have those seats
, but you have first dibs to buya seat anywhere.

(01:18:50):
Now, but since it's the Raidersstadium where, when the season
starts, we have our specificseat that we're paying for under
that lease, your assigned seatyeah.
That's only for the radio games,yeah, after that then you get
first dibs, before anyone elsedoes, to buy a concert seat or

(01:19:12):
something.

Lano (01:19:14):
But you can buy it and sell it, though I mean you get
it at face value, he gets it atface value.

That's what I'm saying.
You get it at face value andyou can turn it right around to
some sucker.

Lano (01:19:22):
Who wants to buy some?

Wu-Tang concerts tickets before they come out
officially on sale and you cansell it to him for like double
the price, right Because that'swhat someone did.
I mean, they did that to me, Ithink.

Lano (01:19:32):
Early, he got it early.

Rick (01:19:35):
I was going to say they're startinglling them.
So it's kind of like the samething, Like why wouldn't someone
that bought their ticket beable to do that?

Yeah, I think that's what they did to me.
I think I overpaid for sometickets.
I think it's because somebodylike had did that but got seats
and then suckered me, bro,because.

Lano (01:20:01):
I mean, they have like a.

I haven't got my ticket, yet it says oh scant.

Lano (01:20:07):
But they have like a roller hockey team, right?
Yes, scant, I mean who, who?
It's the rain, the rain, therain.
I tell you rain, yeah.
So that's like, if you'reseason tickets for that, I bet
you own that seat, yeah.

Yeah, at a cheaper price.
Hey, do you play?

Rick (01:20:18):
PlayStation 5?
.

Lano (01:20:26):
No.

How come You're?

Lano (01:20:29):
just not a gamer.
I mean, I stopped gamingmachines because I would play
all night and stuff.

Now I got to work so I was like, no, I'm not
going to get it you playPlayStation 5?

Lano (01:20:36):
No, anything like that.

Rick (01:20:37):
Your game is inside Trevor's room.
Man.

You mean I go in and out.
I mean I haven't really gamedit really hard in probably about
a year.

Lano (01:20:44):
I've been thinking about it because all my
brother-in-laws do it.
Well, I got a PlayStation 5this weekend.
You just got one yeah.

And then I've just been playing stupid games
on it, dude.

Rick (01:20:55):
Didn't Andrew have one?

Yeah, yeah, but that kid is like a gamer, so
he'll pack his PlayStation 5 ina bag controller and head out to
Homie's house.

Rick (01:21:03):
Oh really, oh wow, oh, he takes the whole console with him
.
Yeah, so if I want to, play orsomething like that.

Like I'm playing Silent Hill right now, and if I
want to play it I need to havemy own PlayStation 5.
So I got one.
How?

Lano (01:21:13):
much was it, it was like 500.

I was going to say are they still controller?

Lano (01:21:19):
Right now I'm thinking it's at the tail end because I
think 6 is coming out in threemonths.
That's not true.

No.

Lano (01:21:26):
I think he's.

Speaker 4 (01:21:28):
You got the new.

Rick (01:21:28):
Switches coming out April 2nd.
That's a nervous laugh becauseyou know he's.

Lano (01:21:34):
I don't know what to take him seriously.

Rick (01:21:35):
There's some truth to what he says.

Here's the kind of rumor dude.
He's scrolling his phone therest of the time my, just don't
know yeah, what would he?
Pick that he's retaining dudeokay like nintendo switch is
coming out april.

Lano (01:21:45):
So many reboots, this guy so all the gamers are gonna
start coming out with their newsystems yeah, I don't know about
all that, but I gotta play z5now, so I'm good with that yeah,
I'm about to tell into my video.

Now you're on.

Lano (01:21:59):
You're on 4k, right?
Everybody's on 4k, yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:22:01):
Yeah.

Lano (01:22:02):
Yeah, Because I've been wanting to see, like you heard
about 8K, the next level, right.

Speaker 4 (01:22:08):
Yep.

Lano (01:22:09):
Yeah, I've been eyeing those TVs because they've kind
of been dropping, but they'restill like five and above.

Just wait until they're 200 bucks, like 500
bucks or 5,000?

Lano (01:22:16):
5,000.

Like an 8K TV.
I'm just waiting for it, butthe graphics look amazing.
So the new system would have tobe they can keep that TV by the
time robots come out.
Bro, I'll have to pay 15 grand,no, but really right now, I
think a 50-inch 4K, I think, isunder 100 bucks.

Rick (01:22:35):
You're going to be having the robots play for you.

I thought you were trying to save my money for
my robots.
You're going.
We're buying $5,000 TVs.

Lano (01:22:42):
No, but because I think a 4K 50-inch is like maybe $100
now, Like maybe $130.
Like they've really dropped inprice.

Well, they're cheap.
They're pretty cheap, I mean.
So I think I mean yeah.

Lano (01:22:57):
I mean you have to go OLED , alright?
Um, so the shot our lights arerunning out, the batteries only
last an hour, so we're runninglong on the show alright, then
man we'll have to.
I don't know pour his, his hournext week.

Rick (01:23:11):
I'm getting damn caught in mouth over here.

Lano (01:23:15):
I think, um, I don't, if you're, if you're nearby and
come back next Tuesday.

We're recording man it's cool man like hanging
out with you guys, though Goodconversation.
No, we got to do it becausewe're in the mix here.
Yeah, Thanks guys.

Rick (01:23:29):
Appreciate it.
Salud, keep on drifting, yoPeace.

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