The beauty of community shines through in this listener-driven episode where your submissions take center stage. As we celebrate listener Cecilia's birthday, we're treated to a delightful trip through time with a vintage RCA Victor television advertisement that reminds us how luxury once meant having a 21-inch screen for the whopping price of $199.95.
Your diverse interests lead us on an unpredictable journey across America. We explore political commentary about California Governor Gavin Newsom's controversial real estate purchase, venture into the strange world of a 20-foot python discovered in a Los Angeles apartment complex dumpster, and even learn about an unusual new ice cream flavor that left our studio audience grimacing. Robin shares heart-stopping footage from the Grateful Dead 60th anniversary concert where one particularly adventurous soul danced atop a windmill, while George documents a contentious moment when a man was ejected from a soccer game simply for wearing a Trump hat.
The most profound moment comes courtesy of Bruce, who shares Mitch Mullins' philosophical reflection that stops us in our tracks: "In a hundred years, we will all be buried with our families and friends. Strangers will live in our homes that we worked so hard to build, and someone else will own everything that we have today." This sobering perspective reminds us to focus on what truly matters rather than the trivial concerns that often consume our daily thoughts. We close with Eileen's musical contribution—a lesser-known Carly Simon song titled "It Was So Easy" that perfectly captures the nostalgia and connection that defines our podcast community.
Your stories, perspectives, and discoveries make this podcast what it is. Visit patspeepscom for exciting updates coming soon, and remember you can also catch me on the Pat Walsh Show on KFPK Radio in Sacramento, 93.1 FM, 1530 AM, or streaming live on your free iHeart app. What story will you share with us next?
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Speaker 1 (00:09):
Welcome to another broadcast day.
Hi there, how you doing?
Hey, it's the Pats Peepspodcast number 312.
It's a Wednesday Podcast number312.
It's a Wednesday.
Thank you for coming back foranother peep.
(00:30):
I always love that.
Hope you're doing great today.
And today is the sixth day ofAugust 2025.
It started off as a very hot day.
I went out I'm so proud ofmyself Went out again today, got
(00:54):
the aerobic exercise in again,which was awesome, and my other
workout.
So that's the way to start itAlso, thank you.
Please go to patspeepscomSomething very exciting coming
up soon.
Can't wait to tell you about.
But I do want to start off Today.
You know, what I thought wewould do is some listener
content.
I always love the listenercontent and today is one of
those days where I want to getto some of that.
(01:16):
And, by the way, we startspeaking to listeners saying
happy birthday to our friend,cecilia.
Cecilia, we love you.
Happy birthday, cecilia.
She's part of the Pats Peepsfamily listeners.
(01:37):
Goes to patspeepscom.
Oh, oh oh.
She listens to my radio show.
By the way, cece, thank you forthat too.
I am the host of the Pat WalshShow is Heard on KFPK Radio in
Sacramento, 93.1 FM, 1530 am andstreaming live everywhere in
(02:01):
your free iHeart app.
We love you, cc.
Everywhere in your free iHeartapp.
We love you, cece.
So in regards to listenercontent, I thought I would start
right there with listenercontent from Cecilia, who, I
have to say, being fromSacramento.
As I get to know CeCe, she is abig fan of the history of
(02:22):
Sacramento nostalgia, just likeI am, and she comes up with the
most incredible things,including Unit 99.
You know I'll have to featurethat again.
I think I have featured that onan earlier podcast.
But Unit 99 is like theoriginal cop show Before cops
(02:44):
the TV show I'm talking aboutback in the 1950s, when they
used to put a microphone in acar, and this is in Sacramento,
when they would follow thepolice on all their adventures,
catching the bad guys, dealingwith situations.
It is really compelling.
Radio and KFPK was thetrendsetter.
(03:06):
It's amazing.
You know what?
Maybe I'll have that ontomorrow or friday.
So cc's a big fan of that and,of course, music.
So we're going to start withsomething from cecilia on her
birthday.
This is straight from thegolden age of advertising.
I absolutely love this, please.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
If you're still watching television on a small
screen set, you're missing a lot.
Here, for example, is aclose-up on a 10-inch set.
See how much smaller it is thanmy head.
Now I'd like to show you thesame close-up on a 21-inch set
there.
Just look at the difference.
(03:43):
She's as big as I am.
Now you can have big screenclose-ups just like that,
close-ups as large as life, withRCA Victor's great new 21-inch
model, the Master 21.
At the lowest 21-inch price inRCA Victor history, as little as
$199.95.
Visit your RCA Victor dealersoon.
(04:06):
See television's greatest valuethe Master 21,.
Big screen, 21 inch quality TVfor $199.95.
And remember, every year morepeople buy RCA Victor than any
other television.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I wonder if that still holds true.
See a victor than any othertelevision.
I wonder if that still holdstrue.
Cecilia, I love that.
Thank you very much and again,sweet friend, happy birthday to
you.
Moving on with listener contenthere on this wednesday, happy
wednesday wherever you'relistening.
Thank you so much.
Let's see the next one comingfrom randy.
Listener randy.
(04:43):
Now this what I love aboutthese they're all over the map.
All right, this is from Randy.
I appreciate you listening.
Randy, here you go, did youguys see this shit.
Speaker 3 (04:52):
Gavin Newsom, you know Nancy Pelosi's nephew, or
maybe you better know him fromthe part that he plays as the
governor of California, right,Because that's all he is is an
actor.
Anyhow, this dude just bought a9.1 million dollar mansion he
paid 600.
Did you guys see this shit?
Oh, gavin, newsom, you know 1million dollar mansion.
He paid 600 000 over askingprice in this economy.
(05:13):
And he didn't buy it personally.
No, he bought it through an llccalled mhbd, created two days
before the close of escrow, youknow, for tax reasons and that
LLC it's managed by his wife andMHVD those are the initials of
his kids.
But check this out.
Daniel Pritzker is the sellerright, and if that name sounds
familiar, it's because he's abillionaire heir to the Hyatt
(05:34):
hotels fortune and he's thecousin of the Illinois governor,
jd Pritzker.
You can't make this shit up.
We're talking about sixbedrooms, five and a half
bathrooms, spa, pool, guesthouse, views of Mount Tamalpais,
and Newsom buys this during ahousing crisis and pays 600
grand over asking.
And this is the guy who'strying to lecture you about
equity.
Give me a fucking break.
(05:54):
This guy's pretending to be forthe people.
He's for himself and for hispeople, and this isn't the first
time that he's used loopholesto avoid paying the same taxes
that he's levying against hisown constituents.
So kind of one of those thingswhere it's like rules for you
but not for me.
Look, in 2018, good old Gavinbought himself a $3.7 million
mansion in Fair Oaks throughanother LLC that's tied to his
(06:16):
cousin, and that property wasgifted to himself from the LLC
in 2019, which let him sidestepthe taxes, and in 2020, they
pulled out $2.7 million in acash-out refinance.
Meanwhile, if you inherit yourparents' home in California, get
ready to be taxed into theground.
Can't afford the new propertytax?
Well then, just sell the housethat your family grew up in.
(06:37):
You want to leave your kids asmall business?
Well, they're going to bury itin death taxes.
They'll crush you withregulations while transferring
millions behind closed doors.
It's a club and you're not init.
They launder power throughpolitics, they move money
through shell companies and theysmile in your face while they
rob you blind but sure.
Let's keep pretending that thisis somehow about public service
and how he's taking care of hispeople.
(06:58):
This guy supports policies thatgut generational wealth for
middle-class families, while heexploits every workaround
possible.
Newsom isn't some random dudeplaying the game.
He's the guy making the rulesand he punishes middle-class
Californians for doing the exactkind of stuff that he built his
wealth on.
No one's mad that you used aloophole, gavin.
They're mad that you slammedthem shut behind you after
(07:19):
crawling through.
That's the truth.
Speaker 4 (07:21):
Hello California, I'm Greasy Gavin.
Come on down to Greasy Gavin'sUsed Car Lot.
We're slashing prices likecrazy down at Greasy Gavin's
Used Car Lot.
You won't see deals like thisanywhere in the world.
Trust me, folks, I run my usedcar lot just as well as I run
California, and all the cars atGreasy Gavin's are
environmentally friendly,because I personally made sure
that every one of my carsdoesn't have a motor so they
(07:42):
don't use gas.
Trust me, folks, I personallygot behind the wheel of every
one of these vehicles myself, soI can reassure you that every
one of these clunkers will notpass my state emissions test.
All greasy gavin's vehicles areguaranteed to be only one pit
stop away from failure.
The first 10 customers thatcome to greasy gavin's used car
lot before 12 noon tomorrowmorning will get a signed
autograph of me dining inside ofmy favorite restaurant during
(08:03):
the coveted pandemic, withoutwearing mask.
Did someone say hypocrite?
Every car at Greasy Gavin'sused car lot comes with a few
strong prayer sessions and somejumper cables.
What can I do to get you intothis car today?
Speaker 1 (08:14):
We're doing listener content on Pat's Peeps 312.
Sean is up next.
Sean sent this story in.
Meanwhile in the news in LosAngeles, downtown los angeles, a
20-foot python has been foundin a dumpster in a downtown los
angeles apartment complex.
A woman discovered a 20-footpython in the dumpster at her
(08:38):
apartment complex.
Teresa sanchez had just pulledinto a garage at the Piero
Apartments after work when shespots the snake laying on top of
a large dumpster.
She initially thought that itwas a toy.
So she walks over toinvestigate.
The snake, according to reports, appeared very realistic.
(09:01):
So she suspected that it wastaxidermied.
Until, well, it suddenly moved.
Sanchez says I couldn't believeit.
She tells ktla, I was like I'm.
Am I in florida?
What's going on here?
Concerned for all the pets andsmall children who lived in her
building, she tries calling forhelp.
(09:22):
First thing, she says, calledanimal control.
But they didn't pick up.
So I called the police.
They just said hey, sorry, wecan't help you.
We've been defunded.
Sorry, that should have let youknow when you were in
California.
The police couldn't come tohelp you.
These are not the usual thingthat we provide support with.
They said we don't reallywrassle snakes.
(09:44):
So then another bystander whosaw the snake was also concerned
, said that the reptile's healthalso appeared to be very poor.
Well, I mean, you're in adumpster.
They said it was sick, mouthswollen, couldn't open its mouth
.
So they contact Joseph Hartphhart, from socal reptile hunter
to boy, that guy should have ashow whoever that is, joseph
hart, socal reptile hunter tohelp safely remove these sick
(10:08):
animal, which appeared to havebeen dumped inside of a large
plastic container before it wasthrown into the trash can.
Geez, that is awful.
Why would you do that to ananimal?
That's horrible.
Bystander said she calledseveral animal control groups
that mentioned plans toeuthanize the snake.
So she continues to call arounduntil she found someone who was
(10:30):
willing to rehabilitate thereptile.
Said she wanted to find someonewho was more compassionate
about animals so that they couldhopefully rescue it.
Sean, I appreciate, as always,all of your content that you
sent me.
She's on top of everything,sean, in Oklahoma I got a gal.
Speaker 5 (10:52):
she lives close by, she's the one that really gets
down when she boogie, she do theone that really gets down when
she boogie.
Speaker 1 (11:00):
She do the two-state boogie.
It's not the only thing thatSean sent in, by the way.
This is like supremelydisgusting.
If you ask me, there is a newice cream flavor, my friends,
that you might want to check out.
Or maybe you don't want tocheck this one out.
I don't.
I can be honest with you aboutthat.
Are you ready?
Speaker 6 (11:19):
for this one.
I am, I'm interested.
As you know, it's hot out.
I had my little ice cream lastnight when I got home, and
you're talking about a newflavor, so I'm curious.
Speaker 5 (11:28):
An exciting new flavor.
Speaker 4 (11:29):
You both looked at me really weird.
Speaker 6 (11:35):
I did take a peek at the email.
It'm not a good judge of thisUnusual.
Yes, let's go there.
The new ice cream that'srolling out nationwide is breast
milk flavored.
Speaker 7 (11:48):
Oh, that's not going to do it for me.
No, I'm not making this up.
Speaker 6 (11:51):
All the women in the audience here just went ew.
Okay, so let's put some topspin on that.
First of all, when you hear mesay that, your first reaction is
like the ladies here ew.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
but when you think about Honestly, I don't even
want to hear him talk about it.
Sorry, ktla, that guy's voicewas creeping me out.
The whole thing was the icecream flavor.
Mimicking breast milk is beingreleased nationwide.
Created by Frida and Oddfellows, it's designed to replicate the
flavor of breast milk You'vegot to be kidding me Using
ingredients such as milk cream,sugar, bovine colostrum.
(12:25):
The unusual flavor combinationis intended to provide a sweet.
No, I can't do it.
All right, we now move on toRalph.
Ralph is always sending greatcontent as well, and today Ralph
says who did this?
This can't be real.
Speaker 7 (12:44):
Look, all we're saying is that we want
representation.
Ok, if, if Republicans aregoing to have beautiful girls
with perfect titties in theirads, we want ads for Democrats
too.
You know, we want ugly fatbitches wearing pink wigs and
long-ass fake nails, being loudand twerking on top of a cop car
at a Waffle House because theydidn't get extra ketchup.
(13:06):
You know, just because we'rethe party of ugly people doesn't
mean we can't be featured inads.
Okay, and I know most of us aretoo fat to wear jeans or too
ugly to go outside, but we wantrepresentation.
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Thank you, Ralph.
Ralph also provides thiscommercial break.
Munch, a bunch of munch a bunchof munch.
Speaker 8 (13:28):
A bunch of munch, a bunch of Fritos Go with lunch.
Munch, a bunch of munch.
A bunch of munch.
A bunch of munch, a bunch ofFritos Go with lunch.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
Nothing gives your old lunch a munchy new twist
like Fritos brand corn chips somunchy, so full of good corn
taste.
Speaker 5 (13:43):
Munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch,
munch, munch.
Speaker 2 (13:48):
Fritos makes lunch much better.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
Oh, thank you, Ralph, appreciate that.
Robin the Interrupter sent thisalong.
Robin the Interrupter, who Iattended, the grateful dead.
Well, it was a grateful dead60th anniversary with dead and
company performing as we talkedabout on the podcasts and on my
show.
At polo field, at the uh goldengate park, well out in the
(14:13):
middle of 60 000 people, therewas a huge I say huge, it was
pretty.
I say huge, it was pretty big,it was up there, it was pretty
tall.
This lighted windmill and thewindmill blades going around.
Well, some fool climbed up ontop of this thing.
This is absolutely insane.
And someone took video of thisfool up there on top of this
thing and here's the sound fromthat he's way up on top of this
(14:43):
thing.
This is absolutely amazing.
And he's dancing.
He's up there dancing on thisthing.
That's so dangerous.
(15:05):
Look on the window.
Speaker 5 (15:09):
Look on the window.
Look on the window.
Look on the window.
Holy shit man, that's insane.
Speaker 1 (15:22):
Yes, it is everybody, dude.
Yeah, that absolutely wasinsane, as those folks who were
recording that video said.
Thank you for the listenercontent, robin.
Let's go to joe.
Joe sent this one, obviouslydone with AI, but here you go,
joe.
Thank you.
Speaker 8 (15:42):
This executive order is the fuck around and find out
order, also known as the FAFO.
This order is for everyone whofucked around and will now find
out.
Hold it.
This is a good one.
Is everybody listening?
This executive order is thefuck around and find find out
order, also known as the fafo.
This order is for everyone whofucked around and will now find
(16:03):
out this is a good one.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
Is everybody listening?
There you go.
That is from joe speaking ofthat, speaking of trump.
George sent this along.
This is disgraceful.
In my here's a guy it lookslike he's at a soccer game and
he gets kicked out because he'swearing a cap that supports MAGA
and Donald Trump.
So they boot him out of thesoccer game.
(16:28):
Another reason I don't likesoccer you don't have freedom of
speech.
Are you kidding me?
Speaker 8 (16:34):
So I'm Michael Weitzel.
I'm being asked to leave by thepolice because of Donald Trump.
Hey, I'm a Donald Trump fan.
Speaker 9 (16:41):
I'm a man, yes.
I am All these coppers.
You gotta deal with are mega.
Speaker 8 (16:46):
They're not political , they don't want any kind of
political.
So those flags over there,those flags over there, those
aren't political.
So my question to you guys isare these rules equally enforced
on everybody?
Here's my question to you.
And are these rules equallyenforced on everybody?
Here's my question to you.
And the only way I can do thatis if I enforce it with you.
You're in handcuffs, you're inhandcuffs, so I'm being
threatened with arrest.
(17:06):
Why am I in handcuffs?
What?
Speaker 2 (17:08):
am I.
We asked you to leave we askedyou to leave.
Speaker 8 (17:10):
This is an honor to you.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
Am I being evicted from?
Speaker 8 (17:15):
the premises.
We're gonna walk out.
I'm being evicted from thepremises because of Donald Trump
, because we can't wear DonaldTrump hats in public, and so now
I'm being evicted from thepremises.
We need a big, big processionto get me out of here.
Trump is not welcome in StLouis City.
Sc Club.
Speaker 6 (17:36):
Trump is not welcome here.
Speaker 8 (17:46):
I'm getting mad.
We're the ones who don'tcomplain about everything you
cry about.
Speaker 3 (17:50):
I know, but but if we're going to, if we're going
to do this, we don't want you totake the hat off and go back in
.
Speaker 8 (17:55):
If I take the hat off , I can go back in.
Yeah, okay, we're already pastthat.
We're already past that.
You ain't gave that to me,steve.
No, that's fine, just for thisgame.
Just for this game.
Okay, tell me all you want,because I'm here in the Mike
Moore probe.
Speaker 9 (18:07):
You're talking.
Speaker 8 (18:07):
See, he gets it.
He's just following the rules.
It's not his fault, but this isso.
That's what happens if you weara Donald Trump hat to a St
Louis City soccer club game.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
I would venture to say, if you were wearing a,
let's say, a Harris Walls hat,that you probably wouldn't have
gotten kicked out.
But I'm speculating.
What do I know?
Now let's go to.
Let's go to Bruce who sent thisalong.
This is a gentleman by the nameof Mitch Mullins who has
(18:42):
something extremely profound tosay here on Pats Peeps 312.
Speaker 9 (18:47):
This is really interesting, so I thought I
would share.
Have you ever thought aboutthis?
In a hundred years so like 2123, we will all be buried with our
families and friends.
Strangers will live in ourhomes that we worked so hard to
build, and someone else will owneverything that we have today.
(19:07):
Most of our possessions will begiven away or thrown out and
destroyed, including the car wespent a fortune on and will
probably be scrap.
Our descendants will hardlyknow who we are, nor will they
remember us.
I mean, how many of us know whoour grandfather's father was?
(19:30):
After we die, we will beremembered for a few more years,
and then we're just a portraiton someone's wall and a few
decades later, our history,photos and deeds disappear into
history's oblivion.
We won't even be memories.
If we pause one day to thinkabout this, perhaps we would
(19:54):
understand how pointless it isfor us to worry about 95% of the
things that consume our mindsdaily.
If we could only think aboutthis, surely our approaches, our
thoughts would change and wewould do things differently.
Perhaps we would feel more freeto enjoy ourselves and our
(20:17):
lives that we are living.
So take these thoughts into therest of our day, this week this
year and remember this sayingif it's not going to matter in
five years, don't spend morethan five minutes being upset by
it.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
Mitch Mullins there and finally here on Patats Peeps
312,.
We're going to wrap this thingup with Eileen, who sent this
wonderful song.
This is going back a ways, butit's a beautiful song that she
shared with me and thank you.
Now I'll share it with you, notone of her more well-known
(21:01):
songs, which I appreciate that,eileen.
I like when we have the deepercuts and things we haven't heard
that we should be hearing, andit's a beautiful song.
I love what it has to say aboutthe way life used to be.
This is Carly Simon, it'scalled.
It Was so Easy.
Speaker 5 (21:30):
I remember a time, rompin' through the woods, sun
against our skin instead ofclothes.
When we felt hungry, we wouldeat.
When we felt hungry, we wouldeat.
When we felt glad, we'd dance,and whenever we felt drowsy, we
would doze.
(21:52):
It was so easy then, nevertaking any stands.
It was so easy, then, holdinghands.
I remember a time when ourfears could be named and courage
(22:15):
meant not refusing dares.
I remember when we took suchcares To step never on the
cracks, no only in the squares,or else we'd be abducted by the
bears.
It was so.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
By the way, just let me say compliments on the album
cover.
Very nice, all right, thank you.
Thanks for all the listenercontent and thank you for
listening.
Compliments on the album cover?
Very nice, all right, thank you.
Thanks for all the listenercontent and thank you for
listening, all right, please,please, you're going to see some
cool stuff at patspeepscom Ipromised You're going to like.
Thank you, we'll see you nexttime.
Welcome to another broadcast day.
Hi there, how you doing?
Hey, it's the Pats Peepspodcast number 312.
It's a Wednesday Podcast number312.
It's a Wednesday.
Thank you for coming back foranother peep.
(00:30):
I always love that.
Hope you're doing great today.
And today is the sixth day ofAugust 2025.
It started off as a very hot day.
I went out I'm so proud ofmyself Went out again today, got
(00:54):
the aerobic exercise in again,which was awesome, and my other
workout.
So that's the way to start itAlso, thank you.
Please go to patspeepscomSomething very exciting coming
up soon.
Can't wait to tell you about.
But I do want to start off Today.
You know, what I thought wewould do is some listener
content.
I always love the listenercontent and today is one of
those days where I want to getto some of that.
(01:16):
And, by the way, we startspeaking to listeners saying
happy birthday to our friend,cecilia.
Cecilia, we love you.
Happy birthday, cecilia.
She's part of the Pats Peepsfamily listeners.
(01:37):
Goes to patspeepscom.
Oh, oh oh.
She listens to my radio show.
By the way, cece, thank you forthat too.
I am the host of the Pat WalshShow is Heard on KFPK Radio in
Sacramento, 93.1 FM, 1530 am andstreaming live everywhere in
(02:01):
your free iHeart app.
We love you, cc.
Everywhere in your free iHeartapp.
We love you, cece.
So in regards to listenercontent, I thought I would start
right there with listenercontent from Cecilia, who, I
have to say, being fromSacramento.
As I get to know CeCe, she is abig fan of the history of
(02:22):
Sacramento nostalgia, just likeI am, and she comes up with the
most incredible things,including Unit 99.
You know I'll have to featurethat again.
I think I have featured that onan earlier podcast.
But Unit 99 is like theoriginal cop show Before cops
(02:44):
the TV show I'm talking aboutback in the 1950s, when they
used to put a microphone in acar, and this is in Sacramento,
when they would follow thepolice on all their adventures,
catching the bad guys, dealingwith situations.
It is really compelling.
Radio and KFPK was thetrendsetter.
(03:06):
It's amazing.
You know what?
Maybe I'll have that ontomorrow or friday.
So cc's a big fan of that and,of course, music.
So we're going to start withsomething from cecilia on her
birthday.
This is straight from thegolden age of advertising.
I absolutely love this, please.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
If you're still watching television on a small
screen set, you're missing a lot.
Here, for example, is aclose-up on a 10-inch set.
See how much smaller it is thanmy head.
Now I'd like to show you thesame close-up on a 21-inch set
there.
Just look at the difference.
(03:43):
She's as big as I am.
Now you can have big screenclose-ups just like that,
close-ups as large as life, withRCA Victor's great new 21-inch
model, the Master 21.
At the lowest 21-inch price inRCA Victor history, as little as
$199.95.
Visit your RCA Victor dealersoon.
(04:06):
See television's greatest valuethe Master 21,.
Big screen, 21 inch quality TVfor $199.95.
And remember, every year morepeople buy RCA Victor than any
other television.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I wonder if that still holds true.
See a victor than any othertelevision.
I wonder if that still holdstrue.
Cecilia, I love that.
Thank you very much and again,sweet friend, happy birthday to
you.
Moving on with listener contenthere on this wednesday, happy
wednesday wherever you'relistening.
Thank you so much.
Let's see the next one comingfrom randy.
Listener randy.
(04:43):
Now this what I love aboutthese they're all over the map.
All right, this is from Randy.
I appreciate you listening.
Randy, here you go, did youguys see this shit.
Speaker 3 (04:52):
Gavin Newsom, you know Nancy Pelosi's nephew, or
maybe you better know him fromthe part that he plays as the
governor of California, right,Because that's all he is is an
actor.
Anyhow, this dude just bought a9.1 million dollar mansion he
paid 600.
Did you guys see this shit?
Oh, gavin, newsom, you know 1million dollar mansion.
He paid 600 000 over askingprice in this economy.
(05:13):
And he didn't buy it personally.
No, he bought it through an llccalled mhbd, created two days
before the close of escrow, youknow, for tax reasons and that
LLC it's managed by his wife andMHVD those are the initials of
his kids.
But check this out.
Daniel Pritzker is the sellerright, and if that name sounds
familiar, it's because he's abillionaire heir to the Hyatt
(05:34):
hotels fortune and he's thecousin of the Illinois governor,
jd Pritzker.
You can't make this shit up.
We're talking about sixbedrooms, five and a half
bathrooms, spa, pool, guesthouse, views of Mount Tamalpais,
and Newsom buys this during ahousing crisis and pays 600
grand over asking.
And this is the guy who'strying to lecture you about
equity.
Give me a fucking break.
(05:54):
This guy's pretending to be forthe people.
He's for himself and for hispeople, and this isn't the first
time that he's used loopholesto avoid paying the same taxes
that he's levying against hisown constituents.
So kind of one of those thingswhere it's like rules for you
but not for me.
Look, in 2018, good old Gavinbought himself a $3.7 million
mansion in Fair Oaks throughanother LLC that's tied to his
(06:16):
cousin, and that property wasgifted to himself from the LLC
in 2019, which let him sidestepthe taxes, and in 2020, they
pulled out $2.7 million in acash-out refinance.
Meanwhile, if you inherit yourparents' home in California, get
ready to be taxed into theground.
Can't afford the new propertytax?
Well then, just sell the housethat your family grew up in.
(06:37):
You want to leave your kids asmall business?
Well, they're going to bury itin death taxes.
They'll crush you withregulations while transferring
millions behind closed doors.
It's a club and you're not init.
They launder power throughpolitics, they move money
through shell companies and theysmile in your face while they
rob you blind but sure.
Let's keep pretending that thisis somehow about public service
and how he's taking care of hispeople.
(06:58):
This guy supports policies thatgut generational wealth for
middle-class families, while heexploits every workaround
possible.
Newsom isn't some random dudeplaying the game.
He's the guy making the rulesand he punishes middle-class
Californians for doing the exactkind of stuff that he built his
wealth on.
No one's mad that you used aloophole, gavin.
They're mad that you slammedthem shut behind you after
(07:19):
crawling through.
That's the truth.
Speaker 4 (07:21):
Hello California, I'm Greasy Gavin.
Come on down to Greasy Gavin'sUsed Car Lot.
We're slashing prices likecrazy down at Greasy Gavin's
Used Car Lot.
You won't see deals like thisanywhere in the world.
Trust me, folks, I run my usedcar lot just as well as I run
California, and all the cars atGreasy Gavin's are
environmentally friendly,because I personally made sure
that every one of my carsdoesn't have a motor so they
(07:42):
don't use gas.
Trust me, folks, I personallygot behind the wheel of every
one of these vehicles myself, soI can reassure you that every
one of these clunkers will notpass my state emissions test.
All greasy gavin's vehicles areguaranteed to be only one pit
stop away from failure.
The first 10 customers thatcome to greasy gavin's used car
lot before 12 noon tomorrowmorning will get a signed
autograph of me dining inside ofmy favorite restaurant during
(08:03):
the coveted pandemic, withoutwearing mask.
Did someone say hypocrite?
Every car at Greasy Gavin'sused car lot comes with a few
strong prayer sessions and somejumper cables.
What can I do to get you intothis car today?
Speaker 1 (08:14):
We're doing listener content on Pat's Peeps 312.
Sean is up next.
Sean sent this story in.
Meanwhile in the news in LosAngeles, downtown los angeles, a
20-foot python has been foundin a dumpster in a downtown los
angeles apartment complex.
A woman discovered a 20-footpython in the dumpster at her
(08:38):
apartment complex.
Teresa sanchez had just pulledinto a garage at the Piero
Apartments after work when shespots the snake laying on top of
a large dumpster.
She initially thought that itwas a toy.
So she walks over toinvestigate.
The snake, according to reports, appeared very realistic.
(09:01):
So she suspected that it wastaxidermied.
Until, well, it suddenly moved.
Sanchez says I couldn't believeit.
She tells ktla, I was like I'm.
Am I in florida?
What's going on here?
Concerned for all the pets andsmall children who lived in her
building, she tries calling forhelp.
(09:22):
First thing, she says, calledanimal control.
But they didn't pick up.
So I called the police.
They just said hey, sorry, wecan't help you.
We've been defunded.
Sorry, that should have let youknow when you were in
California.
The police couldn't come tohelp you.
These are not the usual thingthat we provide support with.
They said we don't reallywrassle snakes.
(09:44):
So then another bystander whosaw the snake was also concerned
, said that the reptile's healthalso appeared to be very poor.
Well, I mean, you're in adumpster.
They said it was sick, mouthswollen, couldn't open its mouth
.
So they contact Joseph Hartphhart, from socal reptile hunter
to boy, that guy should have ashow whoever that is, joseph
hart, socal reptile hunter tohelp safely remove these sick
(10:08):
animal, which appeared to havebeen dumped inside of a large
plastic container before it wasthrown into the trash can.
Geez, that is awful.
Why would you do that to ananimal?
That's horrible.
Bystander said she calledseveral animal control groups
that mentioned plans toeuthanize the snake.
So she continues to call arounduntil she found someone who was
(10:30):
willing to rehabilitate thereptile.
Said she wanted to find someonewho was more compassionate
about animals so that they couldhopefully rescue it.
Sean, I appreciate, as always,all of your content that you
sent me.
She's on top of everything,sean, in Oklahoma I got a gal.
Speaker 5 (10:52):
she lives close by, she's the one that really gets
down when she boogie, she do theone that really gets down when
she boogie.
Speaker 1 (11:00):
She do the two-state boogie.
It's not the only thing thatSean sent in, by the way.
This is like supremelydisgusting.
If you ask me, there is a newice cream flavor, my friends,
that you might want to check out.
Or maybe you don't want tocheck this one out.
I don't.
I can be honest with you aboutthat.
Are you ready?
Speaker 6 (11:19):
for this one.
I am, I'm interested.
As you know, it's hot out.
I had my little ice cream lastnight when I got home, and
you're talking about a newflavor, so I'm curious.
Speaker 5 (11:28):
An exciting new flavor.
Speaker 4 (11:29):
You both looked at me really weird.
Speaker 6 (11:35):
I did take a peek at the email.
It'm not a good judge of thisUnusual.
Yes, let's go there.
The new ice cream that'srolling out nationwide is breast
milk flavored.
Speaker 7 (11:48):
Oh, that's not going to do it for me.
No, I'm not making this up.
Speaker 6 (11:51):
All the women in the audience here just went ew.
Okay, so let's put some topspin on that.
First of all, when you hear mesay that, your first reaction is
like the ladies here ew.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
but when you think about Honestly, I don't even
want to hear him talk about it.
Sorry, ktla, that guy's voicewas creeping me out.
The whole thing was the icecream flavor.
Mimicking breast milk is beingreleased nationwide.
Created by Frida and Oddfellows, it's designed to replicate the
flavor of breast milk You'vegot to be kidding me Using
ingredients such as milk cream,sugar, bovine colostrum.
(12:25):
The unusual flavor combinationis intended to provide a sweet.
No, I can't do it.
All right, we now move on toRalph.
Ralph is always sending greatcontent as well, and today Ralph
says who did this?
This can't be real.
Speaker 7 (12:44):
Look, all we're saying is that we want
representation.
Ok, if, if Republicans aregoing to have beautiful girls
with perfect titties in theirads, we want ads for Democrats
too.
You know, we want ugly fatbitches wearing pink wigs and
long-ass fake nails, being loudand twerking on top of a cop car
at a Waffle House because theydidn't get extra ketchup.
(13:06):
You know, just because we'rethe party of ugly people doesn't
mean we can't be featured inads.
Okay, and I know most of us aretoo fat to wear jeans or too
ugly to go outside, but we wantrepresentation.
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Thank you, Ralph.
Ralph also provides thiscommercial break.
Munch, a bunch of munch a bunchof munch.
Speaker 8 (13:28):
A bunch of munch, a bunch of Fritos Go with lunch.
Munch, a bunch of munch.
A bunch of munch.
A bunch of munch, a bunch ofFritos Go with lunch.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
Nothing gives your old lunch a munchy new twist
like Fritos brand corn chips somunchy, so full of good corn
taste.
Speaker 5 (13:43):
Munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch, munch,
munch, munch.
Speaker 2 (13:48):
Fritos makes lunch much better.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
Oh, thank you, Ralph, appreciate that.
Robin the Interrupter sent thisalong.
Robin the Interrupter, who Iattended, the grateful dead.
Well, it was a grateful dead60th anniversary with dead and
company performing as we talkedabout on the podcasts and on my
show.
At polo field, at the uh goldengate park, well out in the
(14:13):
middle of 60 000 people, therewas a huge I say huge, it was
pretty.
I say huge, it was pretty big,it was up there, it was pretty
tall.
This lighted windmill and thewindmill blades going around.
Well, some fool climbed up ontop of this thing.
This is absolutely insane.
And someone took video of thisfool up there on top of this
thing and here's the sound fromthat he's way up on top of this
(14:43):
thing.
This is absolutely amazing.
And he's dancing.
He's up there dancing on thisthing.
That's so dangerous.
(15:05):
Look on the window.
Speaker 5 (15:09):
Look on the window.
Look on the window.
Look on the window.
Holy shit man, that's insane.
Speaker 1 (15:22):
Yes, it is everybody, dude.
Yeah, that absolutely wasinsane, as those folks who were
recording that video said.
Thank you for the listenercontent, robin.
Let's go to joe.
Joe sent this one, obviouslydone with AI, but here you go,
joe.
Thank you.
Speaker 8 (15:42):
This executive order is the fuck around and find out
order, also known as the FAFO.
This order is for everyone whofucked around and will now find
out.
Hold it.
This is a good one.
Is everybody listening?
This executive order is thefuck around and find find out
order, also known as the fafo.
This order is for everyone whofucked around and will now find
(16:03):
out this is a good one.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
Is everybody listening?
There you go.
That is from joe speaking ofthat, speaking of trump.
George sent this along.
This is disgraceful.
In my here's a guy it lookslike he's at a soccer game and
he gets kicked out because he'swearing a cap that supports MAGA
and Donald Trump.
So they boot him out of thesoccer game.
(16:28):
Another reason I don't likesoccer you don't have freedom of
speech.
Are you kidding me?
Speaker 8 (16:34):
So I'm Michael Weitzel.
I'm being asked to leave by thepolice because of Donald Trump.
Hey, I'm a Donald Trump fan.
Speaker 9 (16:41):
I'm a man, yes.
I am All these coppers.
You gotta deal with are mega.
Speaker 8 (16:46):
They're not political , they don't want any kind of
political.
So those flags over there,those flags over there, those
aren't political.
So my question to you guys isare these rules equally enforced
on everybody?
Here's my question to you.
And are these rules equallyenforced on everybody?
Here's my question to you.
And the only way I can do thatis if I enforce it with you.
You're in handcuffs, you're inhandcuffs, so I'm being
threatened with arrest.
(17:06):
Why am I in handcuffs?
What?
Speaker 2 (17:08):
am I.
We asked you to leave we askedyou to leave.
Speaker 8 (17:10):
This is an honor to you.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
Am I being evicted from?
Speaker 8 (17:15):
the premises.
We're gonna walk out.
I'm being evicted from thepremises because of Donald Trump
, because we can't wear DonaldTrump hats in public, and so now
I'm being evicted from thepremises.
We need a big, big processionto get me out of here.
Trump is not welcome in StLouis City.
Sc Club.
Speaker 6 (17:36):
Trump is not welcome here.
Speaker 8 (17:46):
I'm getting mad.
We're the ones who don'tcomplain about everything you
cry about.
Speaker 3 (17:50):
I know, but but if we're going to, if we're going
to do this, we don't want you totake the hat off and go back in
.
Speaker 8 (17:55):
If I take the hat off , I can go back in.
Yeah, okay, we're already pastthat.
We're already past that.
You ain't gave that to me,steve.
No, that's fine, just for thisgame.
Just for this game.
Okay, tell me all you want,because I'm here in the Mike
Moore probe.
Speaker 9 (18:07):
You're talking.
Speaker 8 (18:07):
See, he gets it.
He's just following the rules.
It's not his fault, but this isso.
That's what happens if you weara Donald Trump hat to a St
Louis City soccer club game.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
I would venture to say, if you were wearing a,
let's say, a Harris Walls hat,that you probably wouldn't have
gotten kicked out.
But I'm speculating.
What do I know?
Now let's go to.
Let's go to Bruce who sent thisalong.
This is a gentleman by the nameof Mitch Mullins who has
(18:42):
something extremely profound tosay here on Pats Peeps 312.
Speaker 9 (18:47):
This is really interesting, so I thought I
would share.
Have you ever thought aboutthis?
In a hundred years so like 2123, we will all be buried with our
families and friends.
Strangers will live in ourhomes that we worked so hard to
build, and someone else will owneverything that we have today.
(19:07):
Most of our possessions will begiven away or thrown out and
destroyed, including the car wespent a fortune on and will
probably be scrap.
Our descendants will hardlyknow who we are, nor will they
remember us.
I mean, how many of us know whoour grandfather's father was?
(19:30):
After we die, we will beremembered for a few more years,
and then we're just a portraiton someone's wall and a few
decades later, our history,photos and deeds disappear into
history's oblivion.
We won't even be memories.
If we pause one day to thinkabout this, perhaps we would
(19:54):
understand how pointless it isfor us to worry about 95% of the
things that consume our mindsdaily.
If we could only think aboutthis, surely our approaches, our
thoughts would change and wewould do things differently.
Perhaps we would feel more freeto enjoy ourselves and our
(20:17):
lives that we are living.
So take these thoughts into therest of our day, this week this
year and remember this sayingif it's not going to matter in
five years, don't spend morethan five minutes being upset by
it.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
Mitch Mullins there and finally here on Patats Peeps
312,.
We're going to wrap this thingup with Eileen, who sent this
wonderful song.
This is going back a ways, butit's a beautiful song that she
shared with me and thank you.
Now I'll share it with you, notone of her more well-known
(21:01):
songs, which I appreciate that,eileen.
I like when we have the deepercuts and things we haven't heard
that we should be hearing, andit's a beautiful song.
I love what it has to say aboutthe way life used to be.
This is Carly Simon, it'scalled.
It Was so Easy.
Speaker 5 (21:30):
I remember a time, rompin' through the woods, sun
against our skin instead ofclothes.
When we felt hungry, we wouldeat.
When we felt hungry, we wouldeat.
When we felt glad, we'd dance,and whenever we felt drowsy, we
would doze.
(21:52):
It was so easy then, nevertaking any stands.
It was so easy, then, holdinghands.
I remember a time when ourfears could be named and courage
(22:15):
meant not refusing dares.
I remember when we took suchcares To step never on the
cracks, no only in the squares,or else we'd be abducted by the
bears.
It was so.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
By the way, just let me say compliments on the album
cover.
Very nice, all right, thank you.
Thanks for all the listenercontent and thank you for
listening.
Compliments on the album cover?
Very nice, all right, thank you.
Thanks for all the listenercontent and thank you for
listening, all right, please,please, you're going to see some
cool stuff at patspeepscom Ipromised You're going to like.
Thank you, we'll see you nexttime.
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