(07/05) GaS Hour 2 - #TerrorInTheSkies

Gary and Shannon talk about debate fallout, Huntington Beach Stabbing, and #TerrorInTheSkies.

Episode Transcript

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This is Gary and Shannon and you'relistening to kf I A M six forty,
the Gary and Shannon Show on demandon the iHeartRadio app. Maybe it's
on a honking Friday. Yeah,it's a honk for us Friday. Honkers,
honkers, honkers Friday, honkers forgas gas honkers. Getting busier.

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It's trying to we need to simplifyit. Okay, the course like King,
you're on the move, super fanjust for you, Shannon. Yeah,
double hunk for double beauty. Havea good day, guys. Now
I want a course light Shannon outbounding down, coming there, schacher mano

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going back home. That was powerful. It was a good honk. So
you could send us your honkers.Wait, no, on the talk Yeah,
on the talk back, we're gonnaget all your audio only. That's
what we're looking for me audio listen. If you want to send us pictures,
that's fine, but that's not necessary. That's also not encouraged, to

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be clear, No, it's totallynot encouraged. But if somebody out there
needs an outlet for their honkers,say it's a safe space. But anyway,
a bunch of stories that were followingtonight starts what's going to be a
very important weekend for President Joe Biden. The Washington Post, in fact,

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described it as one of the mostcritical days today, one of the most
critical days of Biden's long political career. He in the campaign scrambled to put
together a rally in Wisconsin, aswing stay today. They've also agreed to
this interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos.That's a lot, it's a lot of
energy he's going to have to expendtoday between the rally and this. And

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you know, this is coming offof the heels of his appearance yesterday where
it's a fourth of July event andhe had us as the crowd. Ho
ho Ho. The more I thinkabout it, the more I think that
fifteen or twenty minutes of an interviewwill know if you give us fifteen or
twenty minutes, we knew within aminute and a half of the debate that

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we were in trouble. Yeah,And I think this is one of the
things we didn't hear after the debatewas that CNN blew it. They didn't
There was some feedback that they didn'tdo enough fact checking in real time to
push back against lies that either oneof these guys was saying or misinformation or
whatever. But part of what thedebate, but what Dana Bash and Jake

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Tapper were kind of required to dowas without an audience, Like, let
these two guys be the ones thatwere watching. I don't want I don't
want necessarily the moderators to be theones immediately fact checking, because then that
gets them into this very sticky areaof appearing to the part is in one

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way or the other. And Iactually liked the way that they kind of
stayed back and weren't involved. Weweren't talking about Oh, Jake Tapper was
holding Joe Biden's water, Dana Bashwas bashing Donald Trump. Yeah, I
didn't want it to make it.I didn't want them to make it about
them. Certainly. I keep thinkingabout one moment and the debate that I
think was maybe the most damaging,and it was Donald Trump saying I don't

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know what he's talking about, andI don't think he does either. He
said it in such an understated tone. He wasn't a d He wasn't like,
listen to this guy. He puthim in the home, sign him
up for Alzheimer's treatment. He wasn'tDonald Trump in that moment, he was
like a guy who feels bad thatBiden is in this shape or that he's

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on this stage, and it wasjust very It was just the understated delivery,
I think, which was just oneof the biggest blows for Biden.
So we will see how that goesagain. Five o'clock tonight is when ABC
says they'll broadcast that I believe it'swell, would that be five o'clock eastern?

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No, no, no, it'seight o'clock eastern. Oh, okay,
eight o'clock eastern, five o'clock ourtime. That's that's the part they
didn't understand. So but that theysay, ABC says they're going to air
it in its entirety and that theywill also release a transcript to prove,
they say, to prove that they'renot editing anything. Fires throughout the state
of California, and today is likelyfor most of us, today is likely

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the warmest day of the weekend orof ye well of the weekend. The
current heat wave that we find ourselvesin. Temperatures today could be up around
one hundred and fifteen in places likethe Antelope Valley could. I think the
forecast for today is one twenty fiveout in Death Valley. They're talking about
it reaching potentially over one thirty Sundayand Monday Sunday right now that the forecasters

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for one twenty seven in Death Bottle. You know, I had this fun
story that we didn't get to onthe third when we were here about the
caesar salad turning one hundred. Didyou see the story? I had no
idea about the birth of the caesarsalad. What. I don't think I've
ever heard you like a caesar salad. Sure, we both like a caesar

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salad. We could probably work moreof them in. But this is where
it came from. Italian immigrant CaesarCardini is said to have invented the dish
on July fourth, nineteen twenty four. Caesar ran a restaurant in Tijuana named
Caesar's Place. An Italian guy,Yes, runs a restaurant in tj Yes,

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Okay in nineteen twenty four, andthere was a big group, a
total exodus, an influx of Californiansthat would cross the border to escape prohibition.
They needed their cocktails, so they'dgo just to Tijuana, like we
go to Tijuana for drugs, whichyou can't do anymore. Because they put
fentanyl in the pills. We notyou and I, but there are people

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who live here. They're cheaper medicines. But you gotta be careful. Now,
you got to be careful now withall that fentanyl. Don't don't do
drugs. Kids, just don't doit. Just stay away. But anyway,
there's a bunch of Californians who crossedin. They wanted to escape probition.
Have some cocktails, and he wasun prepared for the influx that night.

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It's Caesar's place in Tijuana. Soin the middle of the dining room,
Caesar Cardini tossed whole romaine leafs withingredients he had on hand, garlic
flavored oil, worcestershire sauce, lemons, eggs, and parmesan cheese. Put
it all together, and a starwas born. A heart like hard boiled
eggs. No, you can egg, well, it goes in the dressing.

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Part of the dressing. Sometimes Idon't like to know. You don't
like to know how the sausage ismade. Just eat the sausage. Just
eat the sausage. Yeah, what'syour problem with eggs? Now? You
don't like eggs in a whiskey sourI don't like I don't. I'm the
raw egg person is not. Ohyeah, I know, I understand.
I don't like raw eggs either.If it's in there and it's not gonna

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kill me, don't tell me.But isn't that a great story about an
Italian living in Mexico catering to Californianswho wanted to get wasted. And that's
why we have the Caesar sound Yes, yes, very very cool. Eg,
Gary and Shannon. I don't kickmy tires. If you ain't gonna
drive me home, don't stare atmy hands some chassis. If you ain't
gonna honk my horn, that's agood day. Thank you. Great,

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we're doing honks on front. Goodmorning Gary, Good morning Shannon Grease from
NARCO. Listen, I would loveto honk, but the problem is I'm
on a bike. So what doI do? Go how Hank or Google
Google? Alright, Pia, guys, one of my friends in Orange County,

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one of my roommates from college.She just texted me, don't tell
people to send you pictures of theirhonkers, and then she touched them.
They didn't she she did, didn'tshe? No, I've seen her honkers
many times. Okay, well,I mean girls, you know when they
lived together? Is this you toldme? You've telled me for years.

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Did the pillow fights? Pillow fight? Yeah, that's ridiculous. All right.
When we come back, deadly attack, stabbing as a matter of fact
in Huntington Beach, we'll talk aboutwhat happened last night violence wise on this
Honker Friday. You're listening to Garyand Shannon on demand from KFI AM six
forty. The June jobs report looksslightly better than expected. Labor departments report

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out today's shows the economy added twohundred and six thousand new jobs last month.
That's better than the roughly two hundredthousand projected, but down from the
previous month. Mountain lion dead yesterdayand the Superlveta pass along the four or
five. They believe that a carhit it right near the Getty Center.
They got calls yesterday afternoon about adead animal and the center divider and they

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found the mountain lion there. Anothermountain lion found dead back on the fifteenth
of June on the one to onenear Agura Hills, close to where that
new wildlife crossing is currently under construction. We saw the Angels lose to the
A's again last night, five tonothing, so the Angels actually move on
to Chicago. They have a daygame starts just about an hour from now

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Wrigley Field, and the Dodgers lostto the Diamondbacks ninety three last night,
so the Brewers are in town startingtonight, first pitches at seven o'clock.
You can listen to every play ofevery Dodgers game on AM five seventy LA
Sports live from the Gallpin Motors BroadcastBooth. Stream all games in HD on
the iHeartRadio app. Just use thatkeyword AM five seventy LA Sports. We

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are going here. I'm sorry forhere out of Monica driving those brown trucks.
You know, yeah, the truckups. Oh got it? Yes?
Did you think he meant? Idon't know. I just had like
in Santa Monica. You know thatthere's brown trucks. But that makes I
don't know why I didn't think ofthe brown trucks. Truck. Yes,

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we're going to the game tonight.That'll be fun. We get to meet
people, that's the thing. Wedo, get to meet people. Friends.
These are auction winners. I thinkthis goes way back to Katerina's Club.
It does. We did our auctionfor that last year. Yeah,
we don't even know who these peopleare, right, Yeah, it could
just remember one year it was aguy who was writing in the process of

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writing erotic novels, and so we'retaken in the ball game and he's given
us details about his plotlines, givingus a manuscript that we didn't really necessarily
want to finish. But that wasa fun conversation to smile and not our
way through like all that sounds great. I mean I got five chapters in

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and I was like, this isgetting a little much. I don't know.
Hey, what's soub Gary and Shannon. I am so happy you guys
came to work because I'm working,so you guys need to be working too.
You guys make my day go alot easier. Hey what about honking
dogs? Okay, do have agreat show man, Love you guys.

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Thank you. Hey, Gary andShannon. Hey, I learned if you
bring up Burl Lives, Shannon willgo beast mode on your ad. And
I want to just send you myhonkers very nice beast mode. It is
a lifestyle. As marshau Lynch saidthe fourth of July, I did not

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know. This Historically is one ofthe country's deadliest days of the year,
and nationwide, yesterday, shootings killedat least eight people, including a ten
year old girl in Cleveland, willPolice were investigating gun violence across the country
that injured nearly three dozen people.But here at home, two people were

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killed, three more injured. InHuntington Beach, HBPD says they got a
call of an assaulted the deadly weaponnear sixteenth Street in Pecan Avenue or Pecan
Pecan whatever, eleven fifteen last night, Pecan Pie, Pecan Pie. They
said they found six people suffering fromstab wounds, although they again there were

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some conflicting reports about how many,so they know that two were killed and
three others injured at least. Thisis a bunch of multi family buildings,
they say, an old town HuntingtonBeach, a few blocks away from the
coast, of course, where thefireworks were last night. They do have
someone in custody that was a missingpiece of the puzzle earlier this morning.

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If they had, they have notreleased any names. They have not said
whether this person knew the people orjust got out of the car and start
randomly stabbing people at a party.You got to believe it's probably personal when
you look at a stabbing like this, but who knows. The other weirdly

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high profile incident was Danny Trejo actorDanny Trejo Machette got into a fistfight with
somebody during a Fourth of July paradeyesterday in the Sunland Tahunga area. He's
in a car like a convertible,you know. I don't know if he's
the parade honor ree or whatever,but he's in the parade and he's waving

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and somebody launches a water balloon athim and hits the car. People standing
nearby the vehicle could be heard yellingno water to a crowd of people that
you can't see in the camera viewbefore he gets out to confront a bunch
of people watching from the sidewalk andthen clocks a guy. Danny Treo is

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eighty and he launched a haymaker atthis guy in this fight with the crowd,
and apparently it was briefly knocked tothe ground and could also been tossing
a scene tossing a nearby lawn chairas people showed up to try to break
up the fight. Don't why wouldanybody throw it? Anyway? Police showed
up about ten minutes later. Everythingwas fine. My mother went to the

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Nevado parade and she rode in aWorld War two jeep. That's cool.
She was in the parade. Well, she was in the jeep. She
rode in the jeep. Well,that's cool. A nineteen forty one Dodge
Command car. That's a very coolvehicle, isn't it. She's just getting

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home she used to live in herlife. Here she is. And they
had a sign, even had asign with her name on it. God
bless Nevado seniors. Oh but itGod bless the USA. It wasn't like
God blessed Diane. And they're like, who's Diane. She'd probably got to

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She probably has a horn, didshe? My mom? My mom's honkers?
Now? No, wildly inappropriate.I mean, if she has a
horn, she could she could hitthe horn, oh, like on that
World War two jeep. Yeah,Gary and Shannon will continue. Maybe you're
listening to Gary and Shannon on demandfrom KF. I am six forty honk

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it Friday. Now, I thinkthat's fine. Honk honk it from Yeah
and everybody. GARYFF from Belisia,get out here delivering cannabis everybody in southern
California. So I just want tosay, Hi, Oh that's a cute
little honk. Garyan Shannon, loveyou guys man. Here's a hawk in

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a one way you haul out ofCalifornia after sixty years out of here.
Thank you, newsom, thank youfor destroying a beautiful state. I've watched
it my entire life, and hereyou go. Here's a hon for you.
Noo, scumbe that's a U haulHuh. I don't know if it's

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you all. I think, whywould you move on July fourth weekend when
everybody's on the roads. Sometimes youdon't get to decide. Sometimes you don't
get to decide that. Sometimes it'snot me, it's not up to you.
Hi, Gary and Shannon. Iam not calling from a bike.
However, my horn does not workin my car, which is terrifying,
and I almost puddled myself every singletime I'm on the Pitdle Freeway. People

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drive see so crazy. But youhave a lovely weekend in Hong Kong.
That'll do you know? Tinkle piddle, Oh like your tom tum hurts your
tummy? No, yeah, that'swhat yes, tell me why? When
Shannon said today is Honker Friday,I had a top like this show flashback,

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Gary Shannon, did you take meout? Google style? Doog Google
O God? Good reference. Hey, Gary and Shannon, this is a
billy from Ontario. Got the usps. Oh that's a good one. Thank

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you. That's fun. That's fun. Well. There was an opinion piece
that touched on something that we've talkedabout on the show from time to time,
and it was in the La Timesand the headline was Americans are getting
our pursuit of happiness all wrong andthat there's a simple fix. It was
written by Stephanie Harrison and she startsit this way. When Thomas Jefferson wrote

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in the Declaration of Independence that ourunalienable rights include life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness, he hada very specific definition of happiness in mind.
He believed that happiness was the resultof living virtuously. Being a fully
happy human required devoting yourself to serviceto your fellow beings. He did not

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mean your own personal well being.He did not mean do things for yourself.
And we've talked about it, andthere's science that shows that we as
humans are very bad when it comesto doing things that we think are going
to make us happy, Like Ithink it'll make me happy to go home
and binge an entire season of BelowDeck. Right, Okay, but you

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get into the fifth episode of BelowDeck and you realize you don't really feel
that fulfilled. Right. I thoughtthis was going to make me so happy,
but it doesn't. The whole takewas that when you do things for
other people, or when you dothings that are outside of you, that's
when you become truly happy. It'shard for our brains to understand that,

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but it manifests itself in the sameway with say food, Yes, like
you assume I assume me eating inand out last night for dinner was going
to be was going to make mefeel good? Yeah, And in the
temporary it made me feel good ormade me feel good. Well, you

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were doing it. But afterwards,and it's not that I felt bad.
It's not that I felt like,oh, they shouldn't eat that. It's
just that I could have done better. I could have done better. I
got into a box of cheese it'sgood at like a currant box or an
old box, the current box,and I thought that was going to make
me happy what I had already eatendinner. And then I went into the

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cheese. It's oh And I waslike, I love cheese. It's cheese,
It's make me happy. And thenafter I ate, you know,
half the box, I was like, that did not make me happy.
So it's exactly the same thing.There's there's a delayed gratification that we are
really bad at. We don't liketo put off the gratificate. We'd like
to see it immediately, and itit's a lot easier for us to see.

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If I'm going to do something tomake myself happy, I'm happy right
away. But if I make someoneelse happy, sometimes that delay is a
little bit too far away for usto comprehend. Yes, she writes,
growing up in this individualistic culture,we're taught to see ourselves as separate from
other people. We're taught that,which I think got worse during the pandemic

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and we haven't gone or found ourway back yet, but we're taught.
She writes, that happiness comes fromfocusing more and more on ourselves, and
that we can perfect and grow thishappiness through personal achievement. This does not
work. In one twenty fifteen study, researchers tried to understand why Americans who
aggressively pursued happiness were in fact morelikely to be lonely and depressed. It

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was because they believe that focusing onthemselves was a secret defining happiness. Well,
and think about what you have todo in order to achieve depending on
what your definition of happiness is,a lot of times you have to to
cut off relationships in order to dedicatetime to whatever your pursuit happens to be,
whether it's money, physical, refinementof whatever kind like, you have

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to cut off relationships in order tomake time for yourself, and to the
detriment of those relationships, isolation andbeing lonely is the worst thing you can
do. If you cut yourself offand you're focusing on you, and you're
isolating yourself and it's all about youand you're not making those connections with people,

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that's going to lead to depression.Well, we said that when the
issues of work from home came up, and there are plenty of people who
do succeed. There are plenty ofjobs we're working from home is perfectly acceptable
and understandable for some people, butin the vast majority of us cannot or
should not work that way. Thatwe should have the regular interaction with people

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around us, whether we like themor not, we shouldn't interact with them.
In one recent study, researchers tookpeople with depression and anxiety and split
them into three groups for a fiveweek program. The first group was taught
to how to challenge their automatic negativethoughts. The second group was told to
plan social activities every week. Thethird group was instructed to do three acts

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of kindness a day, twice aweek. It was the third group that
saw the greatest improvement in well beingboth five weeks and ten weeks later.
Three acts of kindness a day,twice a week. I think that would
be something we can strive for.We I don't want to do that,
You don't want to do that.I think I can help you learn how

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to do that, and that mightbe my first act of kindness. Items
like a lot, It could beanything, really like if I were to
walk down the hall and grab youone of those little bars to satisfy your
hunger, because that way you don'thave to walk all the way down there.
I'll do it. Or a littlebag, a little bag of goldfish,

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I mean, I know they're notcheap. Can offer to pick up
groceries for a neighbor. You canhelp somebody you know carry a stroller upstairs.
You can prepare a meal, carrya stroller or what. Well,
if you see a woman struggling witha stroller, you can write notes of
encouragement. Just be considerate, holdthe door for someone. I feel like

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I am considerate. I feel doyou do all these things? In March?
According to Gallup in the World HappinessReport, we are not even in
the top twenty in happiness. No, because we are. We are individualistic,
we are myopic, a holes.We need to we need to think

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about you know each other, andthink about us as a society, not
single people walking around and looking outfor number one all the time. It
does amaze me. I mean,we talk about whatever, whatever happened in
Huntington Beach last night that prompted thisstabbing. There were how many hundreds,
if not thousands, of fights tookplace last night just because people, your

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music's too loud, I don't likeyour fireworks. I mean just and granted
there's a lot of alcohol that's involved. It's a warm day, so everybody's
outside. You can't just get along. For I did almost shoot a drone
out of the sky. Was itspying on you? Like it? And
I was like, I'm going toshoot that thing out of the sky.
And then it was like, thisis why you don't have a gun.

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This is this is a case inpoint why you're not allowed to have any
projectiles. Well, you can't affordthe taxes on it now anyway, so
it's probably better that you don't.The ammunition is insanely expensive, can be.
Yeah, I'm going to go outof state to buy my AMMO.
You're not supposed to tell people that. Well, okay, I don't know
all the rules yet. Again,also a reason why you're not allowed to

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have firearms. All right? Upnext Tear in the Skies, a couple
of good ones on what is expectedto be the busiest travel season in the
history of travel. Was he urinatingor masturbating? That's what we're going to
have to tackle when we come back. Oh, okay, it doesn't have
to be mutually exclusive. I don'tthink you're listening to Gary and Shannon on
demand from KFI AM six forty.It's a honk It Friday. Hey,

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Gary's from the South Bay. Iwant delivery driver, and I listen to
you guys every morning as I goabout my day. Speedy delivery. Thank
you for that. I like honkit Friday and kudos the people driving around.
I was actually surprised to see thenumber of trucks even yesterday when I

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was driving. I figured it fourthor July. A lot of people,
you know, just they're either theyeither take the day off or they're given
the day off whether they want towork or not. But there was a
lot of truck drivers don't sleep fornothing. Nope, they are very conscientious
when it comes to their work.Well, I'm not sure they're doing it
because they're concerned that you don't getyour cheese at box, but they're do

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it because that's I think they definitelywant to know that I have my cheese.
It's okay. Stories that are following. Today is going to be a
huge day for President Biden. Heis this afternoon going to he's on his
way right now actually to a rallyin Wisconsin that the campaign put together kind
of last minute, and then tonight, of course he's going to sit down

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for an interview with ABC's George Stephanopolis. They say they're going to air that
in prime time tonight, Unedited.Just put a bow on this. If
I start ordering, Like if Istop going to the grocery store and buying
cheese, it's like if I usedto start ordering them through Amazon or what
have you, that's probably the signthat things gone too far. Like if

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I'm buying so light any cheese,it's that I don't that I'm ashamed,
you know, to go to thegrocery store and buy more, or if
I'm hiding it. Yeah, ifyou start getting into extreme couponing and buying
twelve boxes at a time just soyou can save fifty I'm just seeing some
red flags down the road here thatwe should be aware of. Do you

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hear about that that mess in Utahwhere fireworks misfired into a crowd. Oh
my gosh, that was It's notfunny because I'm sure people probably got scared
and hurt, but it was prettyfunny. You saw the video, Yeah,
I did not see the video yetsounds terrifying. You go to a
sanctioned fireworks event and they go intothe crowd. Well, okay, part
of it is they were at thestadium there at BYU and they had cut

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off or portioned off one end zoneand the stands behind the end zone,
and then set the fireworks up inthe stadium. Yeah, I've I don't
think I recalled a situation like thatbefore. Usually you put it on the
other side of the hill, rightbehind a fence or something. It was
in the seating at the stadium,and some of them kind of either fell

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over, got knocked over, orpointed in the wrong direction and flew into
the crowd. The event was calledStadium of Fire. Yes's, And I
was telling Jacob that I couldn't rememberwhat the name was. Here's the other
odd part of the story. Itsays here that the event Stadium of Fire
was put on hold while first respondersworked the scene and treated victims. Multiple

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people were taken to the hospital.It was put on hold. Fireworks go
into the crowd, They wipe upall the blood, get the bodies out
of there, and then they keepLet's pick up your off. How does
that work? Good? Lord?Uh? Good news out of DC today.
The economy added slightly more jobs thanexpected in the month of June.

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The unemployment rate did go up alittle bit, but payrolls increased by about
two hundred and six thousand for themonth. That was slightly better than was
expect it in a little bit lessthan what we saw in the month of
May. All right, it's timefor terror in the sky? Do do,
dude, bike zero day off,Roger, get off my plane,

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Roger Rogers. What's our victor?Victor I have had with these Muffy pine
stakes on his money. It's Garyand Shannon's terror in the skies on KF.
You know what, don't don't blameit on the jack and coke.
No, not even if you've hadnine. Because I saw Ray Lopez drink

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nine jack and cokes at the airportwhen we were in Cleveland. Okay,
to be clear, that was nineat lunch. Yeah that was not nine.
He's he's since sober, and weapplaud that. But he put down
a lot of jack and cokes.And he did not go into the aisle
and urinate and or masturbate that Iknow of. This was a guy out

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of Oregon. I can't even Idon't know if I can say what he
told the cops he was doing.Yeah, you can. You've used those
euphemisms. I never said take allthe pipe or something. I'll leave it
at that because that's close enough punchingthe bishop who was also another one that
anyway, he he's on an AmericanAirlines flight that had to make an emergency

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landing in Buffalo, and emergency makesit sound like it was a safety issue.
This was more of a I don'tknow, an urgent landing. How's
that not an emergency? He wasexposing himself and urinating in the aisle.
Twenty five year old Neil McCarthy wasaboard this flight to New Hampshire just on

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Wednesday and blamed the problem on aurinay, a medical urination issue. I
feel like it's not fair to saythat he that that there are two charges
in this case, that he wasurinating and exposing himself. I mean,
you have that's kind of like aconcurrent sentence, right, I mean,
you've got to expose your penis ifyou're going to urinate, right or can

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you keep it in there? Andjust kind of what was that? I
don't know. I don't know howit would work. How would it work
to do it without exposing yourself.I don't think it's possible. I don't
think it's possible, especially think aboutthe aisle of a plane and where your
eye level is. Like if you'resitting here on the aisle and you look

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toward that, you look toward thatcenter isle and it's right here. You
look towards that cocktail cart right here. Thanks, you don't have to.
It hurts my ears when you dothat. Neil. Neil told police that
he had been drinking heavily through hisjourney. Throughout his journey, and that
he had several jack and cokes beforehe boarded the initial flight in Portland.

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What is the medical condition? Hedidn't say exactly. The flight had a
layover in Chicago, so he goesPortland Chicago. I told police that he
continued to guzzle down several more jackand cokes before he was to board a
plane Chicago to Manchester, New Hampshire. A flight attendant said that she saw

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Neil exposing himself and urinating on theflight, and one passenger thankfully snapped a
photo of him in the act.Oh do we have that? Oh?
Oh weirdo. No. I wasjust curious if that's what they all said.
Oh, just curious. I didn't. It's not like I like that
sort of thing. I'm just curiousabout it. The plane was diverted to

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the Buffalo Niagara International Airport. Hewas arrested at Gate two charged with indecent
exposure, carries a maximum sentence ofsix months in prison. Neil, Neil,
you're twenty five. Oh, thatexplains it. What that he's twenty
five? Yeah, I mean,you don't know what you're doing. You
don't know how to control your liquor, you don't have to, you don't

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know how to control your genitals.It's really it's a rough spot. I've
okay. So you were not onthis flight, but last time we were
at the convention in Philadelphia. Oscarand I are a late flight from Philly
back to la and we were delayedat the gate and they were not giving

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us anything on the airplane, likethere was no We were well passed,
like an hour passed to the departuretime. We sat on the plane for
a long time and one of theguys in the back was demanding to get
water from the flight attendants and theywere told they couldn't serve it for whatever
reason. And police eventually got thisguy picked. I mean, he was
making a scene and using all kindsof language. Just it was not It

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doesn't make anybody comfortable. It doesn'tsolve any of the problems, because when
you drop a couple of f bombstowards the flight attendants, it's not going
to grease the skids. They're notgoing to all of a sudden acquiesce and
give you a bottle of water.The police came on and escorted this guy
off the plane, and everybody inthe airplane applauded, and he turned around

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and did the whole double bird like, yeah, well, if you guys,
I've been the plane crack whatever,he says. I don't know if
how would you react if that guyexposed. If twenty five year old Neil
is on the plane hammered, urinatingand he finally gets kicked off the plane,

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I mean, you have to landunfortunately not even close. You're close,
but not even at your destination,and the police come pick him up
and take him away and punch himin the throat on the way out.
But I do, and everybody shouldbe able to get up and just swing
at him. Yeah. I doenjoy Buffalo. However, it's good a
surprise you. I've never been toBuffalo, No, yeah, never,
not one time. All right,when we come back. Donald Trump has

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issued a challenge to President Biden.See the video of him sitting in the
golf cart with his son, nosmack talking where are we he was?
He was hand a tip to thecaddy, I guess after their round of
golf. And it's all about himtalking about how befuddled Biden was during the

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debate. That's a bad angle.That Harris bad. It's not a good
look. It's a bad angle.But when he posted the he posted the
video, he said no tax ontips because that was the only thing that
you saw was the him tipping thecaddy and nothing about what he was actually
saying about the president and Vice president. Boy Ah, here we go.

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