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Speaker 1 (00:00):
One of two point seven gis FM. So the wheel
of games here, let's me see we have on the
wheel of games, which freeway would you take? Sabrina Carpenter
or actual Carpenter's Lake County Lake County Fair calorie counter?
How do I get there? And name that summer herb.
(00:22):
Those are some new ones. We also have match game
and do you know it's in finished the lyric all
that stuff we'll spend in just a second. If you
want to play for pink tickets, get ready for that?
All right, Sisney, clear this up. There is a portal
we got to talk about connecting the United States to Ireland.
What's happening?
Speaker 2 (00:37):
So I did find out that it was put there
by a Lithuanian artist, and so yes, it's like an
art experiment to see how people on the opposite sides
of the world interact and how they treat each other
even through a portal. And what we discovered within the
first weeks and days of it being up last week, Uh,
it's been for like a week before that, but last
(00:57):
week they shut it down because people just don't know
how to act and or behave in front of said portal.
So it has actually since then been back up and running.
Hopefully it doesn't get shut down again. But it's kind
of cool to see that, Like you're separated three thousand
miles apart from this other country and to be able
(01:18):
to interact live like some people like, there's actually a
lot of good that came from this. There was a
marriage proposal. There's just innocent stuff like people dancing back
and forth to each other, little things like that, reconnecting
with family and friends that have friends in either New
York or in Dublin. Like, it's just it's kind of
cool to have that window into these other cities. And
I thought it was a really cool experiment and idea
(01:40):
in general for this portal. But man, like, this is.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
Why we can't have nice things because people are exactly
we can't play with these good toys because we open
this up to everybody and someone breaks our toys.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
I know. But would you like if this were to
come to La? What's city here in La? Do you
think it should be posted up in?
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Well, that's like La for me, I would like, I
mean you could go dt l A. Okay, I wouldn't
put it in Hollywood, I put it?
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Would it in Hollywood either? Because I feel Hollywood is
just so touristy that that's not right really like.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
L A.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
I mean there are obviously, but I know what you mean,
Like where's like, should we put it in a city
like Alhambra right now in front of the green grocery?
Speaker 3 (02:29):
Yeah, like El Serino right yes, No, but that's like
the fun of it, Like you put it like at
the Santa Monica pier and then all the tourists can
portal to their to their friends and family.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Instament promenade that would, I mean, would be very popular there.
I I mean kind of like the idea, like it's
kind of it's fun and if you can put these
really interesting places from around the world and connect it
does for me, it does give you a little happiness.
But let's not abuse the privilege exactly. Coming up next,
we're gonna spin the wheel of games for these pink tickets.
One of two point seven gis FM. So the wheel
of games here, let's me see we have on the
wheel of games, which freeway would you take? Sabrina Carpenter
or actual Carpenter's Lake County Lake County Fair calorie counter?
How do I get there? And name that summer herb.
(00:22):
Those are some new ones. We also have match game
and do you know it's in finished the lyric all
that stuff we'll spend in just a second. If you
want to play for pink tickets, get ready for that?
All right, Sisney, clear this up. There is a portal
we got to talk about connecting the United States to Ireland.
What's happening?
Speaker 2 (00:37):
So I did find out that it was put there
by a Lithuanian artist, and so yes, it's like an
art experiment to see how people on the opposite sides
of the world interact and how they treat each other
even through a portal. And what we discovered within the
first weeks and days of it being up last week, Uh,
it's been for like a week before that, but last
(00:57):
week they shut it down because people just don't know
how to act and or behave in front of said portal.
So it has actually since then been back up and running.
Hopefully it doesn't get shut down again. But it's kind
of cool to see that, Like you're separated three thousand
miles apart from this other country and to be able
(01:18):
to interact live like some people like, there's actually a
lot of good that came from this. There was a
marriage proposal. There's just innocent stuff like people dancing back
and forth to each other, little things like that, reconnecting
with family and friends that have friends in either New
York or in Dublin. Like, it's just it's kind of
cool to have that window into these other cities. And
I thought it was a really cool experiment and idea
(01:40):
in general for this portal. But man, like, this is.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
Why we can't have nice things because people are exactly
we can't play with these good toys because we open
this up to everybody and someone breaks our toys.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
I know. But would you like if this were to
come to La? What's city here in La? Do you
think it should be posted up in?
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Well, that's like La for me, I would like, I
mean you could go dt l A. Okay, I wouldn't
put it in Hollywood, I put it?
Speaker 2 (02:11):
Would it in Hollywood either? Because I feel Hollywood is
just so touristy that that's not right really like.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
L A.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
I mean there are obviously, but I know what you mean,
Like where's like, should we put it in a city
like Alhambra right now in front of the green grocery?
Speaker 3 (02:29):
Yeah, like El Serino right yes, No, but that's like
the fun of it, Like you put it like at
the Santa Monica pier and then all the tourists can
portal to their to their friends and family.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Instament promenade that would, I mean, would be very popular there.
I I mean kind of like the idea, like it's
kind of it's fun and if you can put these
really interesting places from around the world and connect it
does for me, it does give you a little happiness.
But let's not abuse the privilege exactly. Coming up next,
we're gonna spin the wheel of games for these pink tickets.
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