“Sammy’s Law,” Amazon Grocery Delivery & “When Animals Attack”

ICYMI: Hour Two of ‘Later, with Mo’Kelly’ Presents – A look at “Sammy’s Law,” a new California Bill designed to protect youth from social media drug sales AND Amazon’s new grocery delivery program for Prime members…PLUS - “When Animals Attack” returns with “a woman mauled after rolling down her window to take selfie with a bear” - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app

Episode Transcript

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Yapare Yaypare sixty years later with MokelliLive Everywhere on the iHeartRadio app Let's talk
social Media for a second. SammyBerman Chapman, sixteen, was silently killed
in his Santa Monica home back onFebruary seventh, twenty twenty one, the

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reason a fentanyl laced pill the teamhad purchased on social media. His parents
now are fighting to pass SB fourteenforty four in the California state legislature,
which is known as the Let ParentsChoose Protection Act of twenty twenty four,

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or you might know it as Sammy'sLaw. The bill would require all major
social media platforms to allow integration withthird party monitoring software, which can notify
parents when dangers such as drug andfirearm sales, bully or suicidal thoughts appear
on their children's accounts. Sammy's parentssay they had no clue that their son

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was conversing with a drug dealer onSnapchat and wish they'd been able to monitor
his account. Let me stop there. I don't have any teenage children,
but I wonder whether a law likethis would make any difference or impact the

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accessibility of children who use social mediabecause most teenagers, from what I understand,
and twelve, I'm going to deferto you on this, they set
up their own accounts, or parentscan preclude them from setting up their own
accounts, but I don't know ifthey can. I don't know if legally
we can stop them from doing whatthey do. If this law is passed

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as it's written, I must say, Praise Jesus hallelujah. Okay. If
I had the ability to just getalert or be able to monitor seditious information
that is being passed along to mydaughter, anything that could be perceived as
bullying, advice, anyone inviting herto take news, anyone offering to like,

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hey, there's try Any keywords thatwe could flag that if it comes
up in any chat any way,any secret coded word I get alerted so
that I can step in, sothat her mother can step in. Praise
Jesus hallelujah. Okay. Let mesay this. Let me just play the
other side of that argument. Ilike to do this from time to time.
What about not letting kids have accessto social media as best you can

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control. I think that that's afool's Errand I think trying to keep kids
off of social media just period isa fool's errand. And for the most
part, I look and see whatmy daughter's looking at. And she's on
Snapchat looking at fashion styles, lookingat at different you know, trends and

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things like that. She still likesto upscale her clothing, all that kind
of crazy stuff. But to me, there does the come that point where
all of her friends may be onTikTok, and if they're all talking about
the latest thing on TikTok, shewants to have some involvement in it,
so she wants to see what's goingon. And then you go down that

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rabbit hole. Somehow, some way, there are things popping up, and
it's every once in a while she'llmake the mistake and be listening to something
out loud and I'll hear something thatsounds crazy. I'm like, wh whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whatwas that? Play that again?
So I'm like, delete that,unfollow them, and I'll go into a
whole litany of reasons why that isgrooming language or why that is something that

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I don't think she needs to belistening to right now at this point in
her life. So if I wasable to get flagged because now I'm like,
how many times does this pop upon your phone when I'm not all
all the time, and you're justturn my phone off because that is here?
No, I would like to know. Third party parental monitoring software can

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already be used on platforms such asReddit and Tumblr. However, most of
the largest social media companies such asTikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat, do
not allow this software to integrate withtheir platforms. So this law would make
them make this third party, thirdparty software able for integration. It's tough

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because part of me says, youcan't create a law for everything to stop
everything, and part of me says, well, that shouldn't be the bar.
It should be we create laws toat least minimize and mitigate. And
again, I don't have teenage children. I think like the social media is

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a wild wild West, and kidsfundamentally do not tell their parents the truth.
They hide stuff absolutely, and themoment they know that there's third party
software limiting it, you know,from just the kids who get their chromebooks
at school, they hack them immediatelyso they can go anywhere they want on
the Internet. They're smarter than weare. I think the bill is well

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intentioned. I just think that they'reprobably other ways to better address it,
that's all. Yeah. I look, if this just gives me a bird's
eye view into what's happening on thephone, be a Google searches, be
anything. I would like to seethis expanded so that if you are my
child, if we are talking aboutyour child, you listening. I believe

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we all would like to know ifthere is some danger that we can step
in and help prevent on phones.If we're able to stop TikTok from being
on apps, then all apps.If we say, hey, I'm perching
this phone for my daughter, Idon't care what she does to try to
block it, unblock it, makesure I have third party access. Okay,

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that was my next question. Andyou can answer this if you would
like or not. But I knowmy sister and her son, who's grown
now. She had access to allhis social media accounts. She had all
of his text messages unbeknownst to himas a teenager, forwarded to her,
so she had complete access to everythingin his life. He didn't like it

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at all, And I understand that, but isn't that an option right now?
Still? I believe that because theirmother got their phones and they're all
the same plan, they're all iPhones. I believe there is something that's linked.
I know, but we got totalk about that too. We do
have to talk about that. Butthere is some way where the phones are

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linked, so she knows when they'reon, she knows where they're going.
She has the tracker on the phonesall that, so she knows where they're
at. And I'm not one hundredpercent sure how deep it goes into monitoring
what they're looking at, but Iyou know, I would like this to
just be something that is just builtinto the phones for underage accounts period.

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Most of us that are parents,We're the ones buying the phones, paying
for the monthly bill. These kidsaren't paying for this. If I'm paying,
they have no rights. If theyhave no rights, If I'm paying
the bill and this bill and thismoney is going towards an underage phone owner,
then I constantly have access to whatthey're doing, is my belief.
No, it just means it's yourphone and you're letting them know use it.

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Yeah, let's do that, Okay, Mark Ronner. I know you
don't have any children, and thisis the reason this stuff is horrifying.
When we were kids, we hadto maybe worry about running across a Playboy
on a field or something. No, it was don't talk to strangers,
that was about it. Yeah,that too. But the dark stuff that

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kids can come across. I youknow, there's a flip side to this,
which is, I know we're constantlytrying to shield kids from the things
that made us interesting, and youjust can't shield them from everything. But
good lord, the stuff on theInternet and on phones that you can come
into contact with as a child thatyou absolutely should not It's horrifying. Yeah.
The only thing I could really stumbleacross would be some VHS tapes,

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some magazines, and some richer pryorrecords. That was about it. Cheat
and shrong please at best. Yeah, there just wasn't a lot out there
which was available to someone who isactually a minor. You would have to
have adults helping you on some level. Yeah, I'm not kidding when I

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say that I'm tremendously relieved that Inever became a parent because of stuff like
this. You just can't fully protecta child from all the stuff that is
out there online, on phones thattheir friends have, on cable. I
mean, we used to think thatwe were getting away with something by watching
the Playboy channel through the squiggly lineson cable Team. We would sit there

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for a long time thinking of isthat a breath? Was that a boot?
Was it? Or was that justa squiggly line? But the times
have changed massively to wallet. Howold your daughter now? Thirteen? She'll
be fourteen next week. I'll prayfor you. Yeah, I'm gonna keep
the prayers. Oh my gosh,someone's gonna get hurt. And how olds

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your son? Uh, seventeen,he'll be eighteen June twenty fifth. All
right, all right, it's aLater with Mokeliy KFI AM six forty live
everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Andwhen we come back on the other side,
Amazon has debuted grocery delivery program forPrime members. Well, they better
deliver something to me for free,because the way they've been jacking up the
price of Prime, I ought toget something extra. We'll talk about that

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next. You're listening to Later withMoe Kelly on demand from KFI AM six
forty Amazon. I'm an Amazon Primemember and I think you are too,
aren't you, Mark? Yeah,you gotta be okay. It's like one
hundred and sixty nine thousand dollars ayear or something like that. Whatever it
is, it's worth it. Itis they bring stuff right to your door.

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No, it is worth it.But they have raised a price recently,
so I'm thinking, like, well, why don't you just add some
more cool stuff to still justify theprice increase. Well, they're not doing
that. They're not. But Amazonhas debuted grocery delivery program for Prime members,
but it's not included in the costof your Prime membership. Amazon earlier

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this week on Tuesday, unveiled itsnew grocery delivery program, which is open
to Prime members and Snap recipients,and snapped the supplemental nutrition Assistance program for
about ten dollars a month. Seesee ten dollars a month. You're already
charging me one hundred and eighty fourthousand dollars a year for my Prime membership,

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and you say, oh, it'sonly ten dollars a month more Prime
members for extra ten dollars. Primemembers will have access access to unlimited grocery
delivery. There's so much fine print. Anything's unlimited if you got enough money
right, Unlimited grocery delivery for ordersover thirty five dollars from Whole Foods,

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which is like one item Amazon Freshand various local grocery retailers on Amazon dot
Com. Again, so you haveto be a Prime member, which is
four hundred and fifty five thousand dollarsa year and increasing. And then on
top of that, you have theopportunity to pay another ten dollars a month

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to have access. It's almost asif you're ungrateful for this opportunity. You're
paying extra money for the opportunity tohave access. See that again, paying
extra money for the opportunity to haveaccess to unlimited delivery. If you pay
over thirty five dollars, they arepresenting you with the opportunity to pay them

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more money for more of their stuff, and you're just looking down your nose
at it. You have to paya lot of money and then pay more
money for the opportunity to have accessto unlimited delivery, provided you pay more
than thirty five dollars each time youneed something delivered. Man, I got

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to tell you, you're really givingoff a strong I Hate America vibe right
now. Quote. The subscription paysfor itself in as little as one delivery
order per month from Whole Foods Market, that's true, but it's not the
flex that you think it is,or one delivery order per month from Amazon
Fresh for under fifty dollars. Thecompany's new program is similar to delivery services

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from Target and Walmart, which debutedin recent years. Okay, all right,
I had to ask you this,Keana, because you did some instacart.
Can I get just about the samestuff doing a door dasher Instacart for
probably around the same amount, ifnot less. Yeah, Okay, so
it's not my imagination. There's nothingspecial here. I could call door Dash

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and say, drive your ass toWhole Foods and get the same items,
and I don't have to pay amonthly fee pretty much. And you know
what's kind of shocking is they kindof already had a system already for grocery
delivery through Amazon, right, youjust Amazon. Yeah. So I don't
get how this is an additional benefitof any kind of swords if I wanted

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to subscribe to it. If thereis a benefit, it's not clear,
and they're not making it clear enoughfor me to see the reason why I
need to add another subscription, becausethis is basically another streaming channel for ten
dollars a month. It's a streamingchannel, and you want me to pay
ten dollars a month on top ofthe seven hundred and fifty three thousand dollars
I paid for the Prime membership becausethe Prime membership is a prerequisite this I

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feel like it's like a salesman.This deal is not available to everyone.
You have to be a Prime member. So I'm paying you thousands of dollars
a year for the Prime membership.Are you somehow against Jeff Bezos owning more
yachts? Is that what this hascome down to. No, here's the
serious point. I'm against someone tryingto sell something to me as if I'm

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stupid. You just don't know youneed it yet you'll find out right.
Yes, it's great, you knoweven though that there is providing a service
that there are five other services alreadydo even though you have to pay an
exorbitant amount of money for the opportunityto have access to this service, and

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another ten dollars a month, andthen it's provided you the minimum orders like
thirty five dollars to get free deliveryon top of the monthly subscription, on
top of the prime membership. DidI miss anything? In this that'll get
you at least a couple dollars fromthat olive bar of the and Whole Foods.
And I do go to Whole Foodsevery now and then, so I

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know what things cost. Okay,a pizza, A slice of pizza,
that's twenty four dollars. Their pizzais not bad, I gotta tell you
it is it, But it's thirtyeight dollars on average. Yes, okay,
fluctuates. I get a salad fromthe salad bar seventeen dollars. Oh
yeah, you gotta watch out forthe heavy ingredients. Never get potatoes at

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the food bar. It's like avoidthe lead. Look in the hot bar.
Oh, that is ridiculous. Itis ridiculous. And it asked me.
When you do the self checkout,it'll ask you you know what size
container is? At the small boxcontainer? A large container? It's like,
you want me to tell the truth. Why don't just say the small
contenter? It's like, what differencedoes the container mean? If I'm weighing

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the food. The weight is theweight you put it on the scale and
it tells you the amount before youeven put in what size container? Yeah,
the honor system's problematic. When they'rereally going for the too flesh,
like that literally pound of flesh becausethey're charging you by the pound. Yeah,
Hole Foods is not inexpensive. Soyou have the most expensive subscription plan

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of Prime membership nine hundred and fiftyfive thousand dollars a year. Did it
just go up in the last fiveminutes. No, it's going to five
times. You weren't paying attention,Okay, I was paying attention, all
right, it's going up right now, nine hundred and seventy five thousand,
and then they want another ten dollarsa month for access to this unlimited grocery

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delivery, provided you spend at leastthirty five dollars. At least thirty five
dollars, and you've already spent anotherten dollars a month and you're already getting
the Prime membership. Did I missanything in this ruse? Not at all.
Okay. Just want to make surebecause I feel like I'm being taken
advantage of it. I just wantto make sure it wasn't just me.
What if I am six forty We'relive everywhere the iHeartRadio app, and just

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Kelly on demand from KFI AM sixforty. Animals the world over have had
enough of humans. Hornets are attackingin China, Sharks are swallowing up the
surfers in Florida. Lions and tigersare eating interns, oh my, and

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bears are pouncing on women in thePacific Northwest. Unless we put our stop
to the mistreatment of animals, theycan they will the Shine attack. Can't.
I mo Kelly here, But Iused to do The mo Kelly Show.

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One of the most popular segments wedid by a lot was when animals
attack. People were getting eaten ona weekly basis, and it was our
responsibility to memorialize and editorialize at thesame time. We decided not to do
it when we started Later with moKelly. But then there's some stories which

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just you just have to pull outthe classic stuff. So this is an
addition of win animals attack. Atourist was mauled wink wink after rolling down
the window to take a selfie witha bear. You're damn right, I'm
on the bear side. Oh absolutely, Oh it gets worse. I am

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all bear on this Moira Gallagher inother words, old enough to know better,
seventy two years old, have beenvacationing in Romania with her friend Charmian
widowson. They should get their askhim just for the names. When the
women decided to go for a drivethrough the Carpathian Mountains. During the outing,

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the women came across a couple ofbrown bears of mama and cub,
and did their best to get aphoto of the wildlife. Okay, that
seems reasonable. The Carpathians in Romania. They're just lucky it wasn't vampire bears.
It's right next door to Transylvania.I guess is Transylvania. Quote.
What happened was the bear came upto the window at my friend's side,

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and no problem it let us takea picture and went away. Let them
take a picture. Okay, postright, there was consent. Yes,
Gallagher's saying this to a local TVstation, but I didn't get a proper
picture, so we went back andit was at my side. In the
clip, the injured Gallagher was seenbeing rolled away in a stretcher. Good

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for her, I'm not going tobe on STV news, she said,
with a laugh. Quote We sawthese bears, a mummy bear and a
baby. They were gorgeous, butthey weren't just gorgeous. The mummy bear
was hungry and thought my friend wasgoing to be lunch. God damn,

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I thought he wanted to be friends, she said. The bear came and
wanted to get into the car,but he started getting into the car and
bit my friend. My friend said, let's get something to eat. The
women think that their conversation about foodmay have triggered the attack. They are
idiots. They are just idiots whosay food in front of Yogi, right,

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because they might get the idea thatthere's food around. My friend said
let's get something to eat. No, you're not allowed to give food,
absolutely nothing, nothing, nothing,And I think he heard it the bear
and decided he had to eat myfriend instead. They're highly suggestible. The
bears it's like they opened the doorand just sat in the backseat of the

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car. Yeah, you're having aconversation with the bear, and you think
your conversation about food was the impetusfor the bear to get in the car
and try to eat you. Maybethey said picknick basket. Hey quote,
she was wearing a thick marks andspencer jacket and the poor bear got more

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jacket than arm. I'm a verylucky woman, Morris said. I was
wearing a pad of jacket and thetop and another top, and that's what
saved my arm. I've been very, very lucky. The shock has said
in today. But everything's okay now. I was hoping for more dismemberment.
Like there was a group of tauristsjust what two days ago that were pulling
bear cubs out of a tree totake a selfie. I was hoping I

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saw that at their end. Iwas hoping we were going to see them
get just absolutely mauled, gore bearedon. You deserve should I said it,
Yes, you deserve to get yourass eaten if you're going to be
trying to pull bear cubs out ofthe tree. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
every single puppies they're not puppies.They're not pets. They're not they're

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not to cuddle, they're not toplay with. They are insurance that you
will die if you happen upon mom, because mother Bear is gonna protect your
cubs at all costs, At allcosts, don't try to pet the apex
predator. And to wonder how we'veactually managed to survive this long on the
face of the earth. How howhave we not wiped ourselves out? Well,

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don't hold your breath. I know, I know it's early. You
know, there's still elections right aroundthe corner. Who knows after that?
I know, it's like, butwho tries to take a selfie with bear?
Oh wait a minute, did yousee the video of the guy who
challenged the bisonto the fight? Yeahin Yosemite. Yes, lost horribly.

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That's like, yes, yeah,yeah, yeah. Every single year they
tell you, do not engage theanimals, give them, you know,
wide birth, do not engage theanimals, Do not try to take selfies
with the bison, do not tryto talk to the bison, do not
try to feed the animals. Andevery year someone does it and they get

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mangled. And I am all forthe mangling. All for the ball.
I put the bear down. That'swhat always pisses me. Now, yeah,
they put the bear down like thebear is like, you're literally in
my living room taking pictures of meand my kids. What do you want
me to do? And if youfight back, you're gone? As if

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the bear is now more dangerous forprotecting its cubs and trapman, I know,
I know. So the guy triedto pick a fight with a bison,
correct, Yeah, how does onego about that? Started staring in
the face and squared off and raisehis hands like you want to fight,
just like two dudes, and gotmocked. That's too bad, too good

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one of the two guy. No, no, no, I didn't think
the bison had a glass jar orsomething. I have to see if I
can find the video and send itto you. You're listening to Later with
Moe Kelly on demand from kf IAm six forty. Damn ya k if

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I am six forty. It's Laterwith Mo Kelly live everywhere on the iHeartRadio
app and if you follow me onthreads, I just posted the video of
the drunk dude who wanted to challengethe bison and it was in full view
of you. Know dozens of peopleYellowstone. I just don't get people when

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I get drunk. And I've gottendrunk, you know, once or twice
in my lifetime, not too manytimes, of course, yeah, once
or twice. I've never ever wantedto do anything which was physically dangerous like
that. Now, as a generalrule, if something's head is bigger than
most of your body, maybe don'ttry to fight it. Yeah, But

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but I'm not even the guy like, I'm not the violent drunk. I'm
not gonna start a fight or anything. I like to be calm, and
you know it makes me I'm moreof the happy drunk. I just want
to sit down, enjoy company.I don't want to fight. I don't
want to get into any type ofsituation which ruins my buzz. I just

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I don't want that. I don'twant to go out there and fight a
bison. That's what I'm trying tosay. I'm sure the guy's IQ was
well into the triple digits, butstill, I mean, I don't wish
death on anyone, but I canwish dismemberment on a lot of people.
And if you want to fight abison and it's the middle of the day,
One, why are you drunk inthe middle of the day? Is

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daylight out? Okay? Two,you're in the middle of the street trying
to fight a bison without so muchas a red cape Like that was gonna
make it, that was gonna makeany difference. No, no, yeah,
Like he's standing in the middle ofthe road. It's like he's like,
come at me, come at meroe, come at me, bro.

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And it's like it's a and like, what is wrong with you, dude?
What is wrong with you? I'mjust standing here in the middle of
the road because it's Yellowstone. It'smy house. Y'all are driving through my
house and I'm just minding my ownbusiness. He should have just stayed in
your truck, but you got outof your truck to physically challenge me in
front of all of your human friends. We should point out to listeners that

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bison are notoriously humorless. Yes,much like bears, they're not They're not
in on the joke. They don'thave time for foolishness. They don't suffer
fools gladly. Ever, and itwas obviously he was inebriated. Again.
We just tweeted out, excuse me, I just posted it on threads of
the video. I'm not tweeting anythinganymore, so if you want to see

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it, he didn't get dismembered,but I think he got Gord. The
camera moved, but I think hegot Gord at one point, and hopefully
he won't do it again. Butthose are the things that I've never I've
never ever ever wanted to approach awild animal. Never. It's not even
the coyote neighborhood. I'm not eventrying to say hello to them. No,

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no, we got those two.You want to go inside when you
see them? Yeah, yeah.And when I walk my dogs always have
a stick just in case, becausethe coyotes in my neighborhood they're bold.
They come out in the daytime.They're not nocturnal anymore. They're used to
no, not at all. Andmaybe because especially like on Thursdays like today

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for me, it's trash day,they're more inclined to come out because they
can smell the trash and they'll knockover trash, cancer and everything. They're
far far more aggressive than in previousyears and in decades. So when I
walk my dogs, I have astick and you know it just a short
stick that I use as a weaponif need be, if I should encounter
coyotes or runners. Yeah, generallyanimals in the wild, which is anything

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that's not domesticated. They don't havea sense that they're your pets. When
I was I think twelve years old, I tried to follow a squirrel into
a tree to catch it and petit, and that wound up with a
trip to the er and me goutingblood like I was in a Monty Python
movie. Yet, when I wasyounger, I had a trip to Sacramento.
It was like learning about state government. So we had a class trip.

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I think it was a senior forgovernment class in high school. We
flip the Sacramento. We're at thestate Capitol, and the squirrels everywhere,
So we would sit down and,you know, feed the squirrels. We
were too stupid to not know anybetter. And we have squirrels here at
iHeart, right outside the door.The squirrels everywhere, and I don't feed
those. I try to kick them. You don't want to kick a squirrel.

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Why would you do that. Idon't want them to feel comfortable and
give me like rabies or some stufflike that. What's Rocky ever done to
you. That's just mean. Therewas a time in which Twala got attacked
by a family of raccoons right outsidethe doors here. Oh those will mess
you up for sure. No,I'm not. I'm not exaggerated their footage
of that. Tuala am I lying? No, You're not lying at all.

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Like literally, I was trying toleave the building and there was a
raccoon outside the door and it sawme. I was like the reflection was
it? And I stopped my footat it, like get out way from
the door, and it like gotup on his hinds and they started like,
you know, putting his arms inthat come at me bro POWs.
Yeah, honestly, Tuola, whatwere you wearing? Blame the victim?

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Man? Was it a skirt?You brought it on yourself, didn't you?
No? Hey, no, seriouslyshut up. Yesterday I left out
of here and I heard something overallCalifornia Street, and I'm like, I
thought, maybe it's a security becausesometimes I see them when I'm leaving out
of here and they're walking around toa check And as I get to my
car and I'm driving out, pullout on California and right out of the

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bushes that are right there by theback age. A young coyote came out.
That doesn't surprise me. It wasa little kyote that came running out
and just went run down street.I'm like, that was a coyote is
down down there wrestling? Yeah?Was it carrying acame equipment? Definitely?
I'm not humor that come on verystingy lately. Coyotes don't surprise me because

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I see them just about every dayand I've shown you on my ring device
running through the development. So Idon't but this is Burban, where's it
coming from. Well, we're nottoo far from the cemetery, so I
think the hills over there. Okay, yeah, you're right, you're right,
you're right. Yeah, but I'mright outside of Inglewood, so I
don't know where they're coming from inYeah, yeah, I was going to

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ask. I'm like, that's aninteresting area. Yeah, but they are
everywhere, and it's a closed population, so they're all inbreeding. I don't
know how they survive. I don'tknow. I don't know. And we've
had coyote catchers that come in,they catch them in the cage and they
redistribute them. They take them outto Lancaster or something. Like that.
You know humane uh oh, catchingrelease. Yeah, yeah, but you

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know they're everywhere where I live,everywhere. They're murderous at Alta Dina no
the free night. Yeah, hearthe dying sounds of dogs dogs, Yes,
every night, Yes, every night. I almost think it's on purpose.
There are a number of dog whohear crying and whiny taking their last
little yit. I think that peopleare like, you know what, I
gotta get rid of this dog andput them outside for a coyote. And

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you know it's illegal to kill them. Yes, you can't do anything with
them. I said it's illegal.I didn't say that it's unconscionable because if
a coyote gets near my dog,yeah, I'm killing the coyote. I'm
doing everything I can, of course, because those are some good eating right,
No, no, no, no. The weirdest meat I've had.

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I've had gator, I've had venison. I'm not gonna humor that joke.
Trying to think what else said,I've had turtle, I think turtle and
sharp. Yeah, black folks downsouth will be Yeah, if you look
Mark, if you can find someblack relatives, go down south, be

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prepared. I'm sure I have some, yes, be prepared somewhere in your
you know, your family tree.I got to get that twenty three and
me thing done. Yeah, onyour black side. Some kyote eating in
your family mark you never know.Yeah, a little coyote stir fry.
Yeah, on the weekend coming up. Now. I have relatives down at
my father's side of the family inLynchburg, Virginia. They were eating a

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lot of stuff. Squirrel, possible, possum. Yeah, yeah, just
like Jed and the Clampets, possome. I could talk about this now.
My father's gone, but he grewup. He was from the project.
He was very, very very poor, so anything was liable to get eaten
down in Lynchburg, Virginia. Infact, possum is for the fancier meals.
Yeah. Yeah, I'm just sowell, to the best of my

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knowledge, I wasn't fed possum,to the best of my knowledge, giving
because when you're a kid, you'retold he was put in front of you.
Yeah, I don't lit. Yes, got of tough, shut up

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and eat your food. Are wedone? Are we done? We got
all the way from Bison and Yellowstoneto Possum and Lynchburg Virginia. That's how
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