Drifting on Arroyo
Drifting on Arroyo
Episode 94 - Furry Farewells, Foodie Friendships, and the Follies of Family Life
When we lose a pet, it feels like a piece of our heart is torn away. This episode is a poignant tribute to my puppy Oreo, a beacon of resilience whose story has left paw prints on our souls. We explore the rollercoaster of emotions involved in pet caregiving and celebrate the unbreakable bond we share with our animal companions. The chapter devoted to Oreo's memory is more than just a recount of his challenges and triumphs – it's a testament to the love and dedication we pour into our pets' lives, even when faced with the heart-wrenching decisions about their health and well-being.
Life's little quirks can spark the most unexpected discussions. One minute you're chuckling over a bear-related mix-up from a previous episode, and the next, you're engaged in a profound conversation sparked by a motivational speaker's take on society's perception of time, love, and loss. We don't shy away from the personal here, delving into tales of lost pets, Valentine's Day snacking gone awry, and the tangled web of homeownership woes. These stories anchor the episode in relatable, everyday experiences that remind us to laugh, reflect, and maybe keep an extra bag of Peanut M&M's at arm's length.
But life isn't all somber reflections and ant infestations; there's also the lighter side of chaos, like the frenzy of last-minute gift-giving and stumbling upon unexpected lifesavers like Grubhub for flower deliveries. We take our foodie hearts on a journey through the highs and lows of local eateries and the eternal quest for an authentic Taco Tuesday experience. And as we wrap up with a special birthday shoutout and musings on the swift growth of kids, this episode becomes a bittersweet symphony, a celebration of life's adventures shared among friends. So, grab your breakfast burrito, and join us for an episode filled with humor, heartache, and the simple joys of living.
Follow us @DriftingOnArroyo
TEEPUBLIC Merchandise Store
Subscribe at https://driftingonarroyo.buzzsprout.com/share
Email us at DriftingOnArroyo@gmail.com
Hotline (323) 207-0012
If interested in getting a Tesla please use referral code.
https://www.tesla.com/referral/emiliano739087
Thanks for Listening!
Welcome back to the Drifting on Arroyo podcast. This is me.
Lano:This is Lano, RK67.
Mig:He used the late because it was a scratch in his ass.
Lano:It sounded like someone rubbed on the mic last week in the intro Was it like this I don't know, what it was.
Mig:You know, like when you see those videos on the bear scratching themselves on the trees, oh, that's what I forgot Cocaine bear.
Rick:I forgot to watch it.
Mig:Oh, you didn't watch it yet.
Lano:Yeah, I forgot. Someone sent me the reminder. Before we get started, I want to wish my little puppy a rest in peace. Laura's Oreo oh really, she had to put him down last week. My little buddy, all of our little buddies.
Mig:The Oreo went through a lot Tough little dude.
Lano:He was ran over all of them.
Mig:He was back over once had his back and hips broken. Yeah, and that's when me and Rick went to go get him.
Rick:He was at Mangos house.
Mig:He didn't have any money to take him to the vet or anything, so he was just gonna kill him.
Rick:I'm gonna say 15 years ago, 20 years ago, I think so.
Lano:He was like 14, 15 years.
Mig:We were trying to do the math and I think he was at least 15, 16 years old.
Rick:Yeah, no, because I was hanging out with you. I mean, like you know, every weekend and stuff, and when the man goes to the mall.
Lano:That's when you were there inspecting his illegal restroom.
Rick:Yeah, remember.
Mig:But it was a lot. Yeah, I guess we were figuring because he got um, you guys added another 20 years, 15 years something. When, um yeah, was it you that had Suzy Blue, or Manuel or I did? You did yeah, so this dude got one of the well, the only one that survived, right? No, suzy Blue was at Luna, but yeah it was, they were in same thing.
Rick:Suzy Blue was separate right.
Lano:Yeah, suzy Blue was separate.
Mig:Then Luna come from Suzy Blue.
Lano:Luna came from Choco and Before Suzy Blue Like.
Rick:Suzy Blue's.
Lano:It wasn't Kora. Kora didn't have puppies, she had like a stillborn right yeah. Choco, and yeah, she had two stillborn Choco and well, maybe it was Suzy Blue. It was Suzy Blue. I think it was Suzy Blue.
Mig:But I think Luna was the only one that survived.
Lano:Yeah.
Mig:Well, no.
Lano:Luna and and Kobe Danny's dog, but I think Danny's dog, he gave it away.
Mig:Oh, that's right.
Lano:He gave it away.
Rick:Well, you don't know what happened after that. No, after he gave it away, no, but I remember Beto's friend, what's his name? He took one and she passed, or he passed also the dog.
Lano:No, johnny, yeah, johnny, no, he took.
Rick:Yeah, took one because I remember we saw him all at the vet he took another one.
Lano:It wasn't a Doverman.
Rick:Yeah, he took a Doverman Because we're all like in line getting shots together, like in Helen.
Lano:Park. Yeah, yeah, because I guess something was wrong with those, those dogs.
Mig:Well anyways, tough little guy, tough little Oreo.
Lano:Yeah, oreo was time. He just wasn't eating right and he had lost his eyesight, his hearing, so was he just like sleeping a lot or wasn't getting up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Mig:He couldn't I mean at least before he could move around, he would be like bumping into things and he could figure his way around like that. But now he wasn't even able to get up and keep his balance anymore, man.
Lano:Yeah, laura was doing a lot of work getting and then he had like an enlarged heart. It was like when you hold him you can hear his heart was like pumping, like boom, boom, boom, boom. So he was on heart, heart medication for a long time too, and Laura was doing a lot, you know, to feed him.
Rick:No, she becomes like a caregiver, doing everything.
Lano:Yeah, I mean my parents had a dog.
Rick:It ended up had diabetes and my parents are giving them like insulin shots, like twice a day.
Mig:Yeah, so rest in peace.
Lano:But awesome little dog, he would no way he can get corrupted like a little dog does. Yeah, but then Laura, laura's gotten a lot better with dogs, with, like when she first had peppers, the pomegranate.
Mig:Oh yeah.
Lano:Like baby num and and having them real doing everything wrong real spoiled, yeah, and then like he was real vicious against everybody except him and her and her mom. But Laura's gotten really good with handling dogs. She does, she does really good.
Rick:Now, when you brought her to LA or brought the dog Oreo, I remember you made a wheelchair for your memory.
Mig:Yeah, we try to come up with some kind of contraption.
Lano:It was making it out of these, these metal that I used to work. Yeah, she was just too heavy, you couldn't walk around. It was like you couldn't drag him. I was friction. I was telling, I was telling Vanessa that man I go, we spent so much because we cast, we casted his legs.
Mig:Yeah, both of legs and we kept.
Lano:How many times did we take him to get cast? It was all man, it was a lot right. What was it like?
Lano:every two weeks or something like that, like we cast it or yeah, because he was just dragging his back, two legs Right and just dragging them, and then they wanted us to do the surgery to put like pins in his legs. Yeah, we're like, no, I was going with too much money. But then we're going every damn so often to get recast and we had to be taking them out to go to the restroom holding them up, you know, so you can go pee, go poop and all this stuff and we're like man, I go, let's just. After all, this money is spending and casting.
Rick:We, we, we paid more than we went and we went along with the surgery. Oh, you did after, yeah, yeah.
Lano:Right, let's do the surgery. Dude, I shit you, not man. After that surgery he healed fast, dude. The next day that dude was able to stand up on his own.
Mig:Oh it's funny, because after that he always had like this funny little sideways run.
Lano:Yeah.
Mig:Like, but like the back of his back is crooked.
Lano:The pins were supporting his, his broken bones.
Mig:Yeah.
Lano:And dude, he was able like to kind of walk, that we helped him up but he was able to stand on his own. I was like dude man that's. That's when, like one of the times where we just started like you know what, now we just go straight to the damn. You know surgery or whatever. You know, if a broken bone is something you know. But that we because all that money we would have saved with the damn casting.
Rick:That we'll tell you made like, like you're close the design because when you see dog wheelchairs, like I mean, I see all the stuff now very similar.
Mig:I'm like dude, we work, we're close.
Lano:Yeah, that's exactly what we have figured, but that's the same kind of thing that I got for Lucy. We just didn't have the lightweight materials, something, but like I bought something for Lucy and but it was just hard for Lucy because you just it bumps, you know bumps into everything. Now I ended up buying like a strap, like a kind of like a sling with the handles where I can wrap around Lucy and that way I can, yeah, pull her up.
Mig:I remember that. I remember that I would help her walk up the steps like that because her hips were gone, man.
Rick:Oh, we kind of had a like a Chloe had like a hiking like backpack, like not a backpack but something like that, so we can help her up the hill, like when we're hiking.
Lano:I would use that for Rocky too, because Rocky had, he had bad, bad hips and his leg, like his legs in the back. They were real fragile man. They would like pop so easy.
Rick:Oh sure, I don't remember. Sorry, but Rocky passed away. Yeah, I don't remember that one.
Lano:I remember Rocky the bulldog.
Mig:The white one, popeye.
Rick:The one that went in? Yeah, he had one.
Lano:Yeah, yeah, man, he's the one, the first one that went from my house Before Lucy, yeah.
Rick:Now, when you did the wheelchair, was Oreo young yeah he was a puppy.
Lano:He was an even a year. He was an even a year. I don't know.
Rick:I thought he was like already, like full-length dog.
Lano:He was supposed to be an indoor dog, indoor puppy for them, and he had gotten out, or they let him out and and my sister-in-law ran him over and. Sandra, yeah well, I wasn't her fault.
Mig:I mean, he's supposed to be inside the kitchen been watching the dog and I let him out, so you know.
Lano:And he gets to go out over was right by the wheels and menu I just got him. It was like I don't know, yeah, what damn Months, four or five months, yeah, all he was. Yeah, man, but yeah that, that dude man. I love that little dog man. Yeah, he was the best.
Mig:It was cool.
Rick:So lot of has no dogs right now. So is only Zoe, only like. Zoe and Mac Mac Mac that damn dog max in the back with you and Zoe's in the front?
Lano:I would know right now. When I stopped by I he was in the front. Yeah, in the bed, I'll tell you what what's?
Mig:what's really odd is that the whole time that Oreo was there, zoe didn't want nothing to do with Mac. Yeah and she would always like snapping him an everything when he go running inside the house. He just brings high energy. But um, the thing, the thing, what I think is that she was doing that because she was trying to protect Oreo.
Lano:Yeah, oh, she knew.
Mig:Oreo was delicate, oh, oh, because now I thought it'd be like a relationship. No, no, no. Now you know, the very the very next morning after we took order to get put down, the very next morning, and Since I got him back, zoe has wanted nothing to do with beating the backyard or or being in my room, uh-huh, and the very next morning she was at the door, or when it come in, like crying, wanting to go in. Yeah, you know. So I let her in and her and Mac started like just playing around.
Lano:Yeah, zoe, it seems like Zoe, I was like no companionship, yeah, so now she's like really attached to them. That's the reason why she ended up in my mom's house, because, you know, I had Rocky, lucy and Zoe and need attention and and Lucy, she, she, um. She took care of a lot of puppies.
Lano:She brought up a lot of puppies like puppies that we had in the family, and Zoe was was one of them, and and one thing with Zoe that that Lucy always did was was Lucy were kind of baby or like Lucy would lay in front. I mean, as always, we lay in front of Lucy and Lucy would be licking her ears.
Lano:And and you know she'd be falling asleep while Lucy's right there, you know, baby in her. So once, once I had to put down Lucy. I mean Rocky was gone already and then I put down Lucy and then she was the only one left there. So she was depressed and that's why I had taken her to my mom's. And then, when my mom's, you know, she got with Oreo, that that whole temperament, it was like just perfect, fit, yeah, perfect, perfect. They weren't wild or nothing. And you know she was with Oreo so many damn years. And now Oreo's gone and you know she she's Gravitating to doesn't ask is Lucy taking or Zoe taking the heart?
Rick:I guess she's the same old Mack, oh.
Lano:Yeah.
Mig:I mean, I mean she's still. She still seems like she's kind of Like depressed, sad and shit you know uh-huh, Because she'll still like going like stay from the beds and all that stuff you know, and Probably still look for him. But yeah, that's what they say. There's a. That's a good thing about dogs. You know, I said they do feel it and they're in the moment, but for them things pass quick.
Rick:Yeah, and they just move on.
Lano:You know one thing, one thing I had heard from that they were I heard it on the Andy for sell for cellists Podcasts. You're talking about dogs, real quick one time. Yeah and they said you know the whole. You know, one year equals seven years of the dog.
Mig:Mm-hmm.
Lano:And they said like one day, like he was said, it kind of hit me. He said one day is equivalent to a dog's week. He's like so imagine that when you just he goes, when you're an asshole to your dog and you just walk away from him like that's that one day, that's like you know you just gave your dog a shitty week of his life, oh no like it's kind of like damn man, that kind of hit me, hit me hard, dude.
Rick:I was like oh, this is the guy you talk about this and the guy I mean the second time you brought him up his pocket.
Lano:Yeah.
Rick:I do, andy, for settlers.
Lano:Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's, he's good man. You should get to see, check out his podcast. He has different, different like because he's he's a, he's a speaker. He's like a kind of a motivational speaker. He talks a lot and then he'll have his cruise the internet stories. Um, he'll. Oh is it under? I listen to a month on Spotify, um, and then he'll have like the three, like what played, a little bit that you can hear.
Mig:I think most people lack at least one of those. It's not all three of those in reality.
Rick:I mean we live in a victim culture. What is it like? Is he like a seal or something, or what is there? You don't know?
Lano:No, the entrepreneur entrepreneur, but he's hardcore dude, mark mark, put me on to this part, I'll put me on to him. He's badass dude. He, they, they, he does his shoulder in St Louis. Right there, that's it, right there.
Rick:Well, really, with any room.
Lano:Yeah, it's his podcast. I mean when he gets round up like because he's just sick of, you know, of all the shit that's going on right now. It's a good podcast to go.
Mig:Is he one? Because I seen a clip on instagram when there were some dude and he was like, like saying that he's not left or he's not right, but he's like, he's common sense, he's, he's, he's, he's that or yeah he's, he's in the middle, he's in the middle, but you know a lot of a lot of Slight right, just because of all the shit that's going on, yeah, but he's, he's, he's, he's, he's badass.
Lano:And he was talking that one day about that dog when once he I heard him say I'm like damn.
Rick:So one day is a week for the dog.
Lano:Yeah, like it's almost like equivalent to like a week yeah.
Rick:No, that's kind of like a good tip.
Lano:Yeah, that makes. That will make you think like hey, man.
Lano:You give your dog, some damn love dude. You know, don't just like I gotta do that like a lot of time. I'm like hey, they're doing something and then I kick them back into the Damn kennel. So if I have in the kennel all day, like damn, they're locked up for a week in their world. Oh, I was. I was hoping I. When Oreo past, I was hoping that they would leave them down the front. Well, well, I think Mack was in the front. Laura, laura got them back and we, we buried them in the front yard.
Rick:I thought they say all our pets are in the yard back here.
Lano:Yeah, I went down, I dug like about I don't know. Think almost five feet we call a woman now I I found the damn waistline, though I found the waistline, was it.
Rick:What's that? Like clay pipe, no.
Lano:Yeah, yeah, it was kind of clay, yeah, it was they read it ours in those terracotta like yeah, that's what it was. It was Terracotta like Oakley.
Mig:Hey, right out there where there were on the topic right now of um the waistline, there's a letter they got to the house. Mm-hmm, it looked like it was official Ali, by some insurance.
Rick:Yeah, I got one too. Yeah, but it, like it said, me as a home. I'm not the homeowner, so I just figure it was like.
Mig:Just show my manual, junior as the homeowner and I'm like that's things full of shit. Yeah, and this is bullshit. Yeah something, something about the sewer septic system insurance right under the house. They you. As a homeowner. You're responsible for it and then they could you know any damage done to it, you're responsible to fix it, and the damage to it can cost over tens of thousands of dollars. Yeah they're like offering some kind of insurance ads bullshit. And it has official like city logo.
Rick:Yeah, I looked at it.
Lano:Yeah, but I think, it was it had my all those damn me. Scammers.
Mig:Yeah, okay.
Lano:Hey, dude, you're fucking lying, dude, you're flowers.
Rick:Fucking I think dirty, I feel like a fucking hair, my well, you know, the vacuum got stuck under my chair when I walked in, so you know what happened.
Lano:You know what happened last last week, so I got. I got. Vanessa, you know it was Valentine's Day.
Mig:That's a long ago.
Lano:But we, we celebrate on the Saturday before we weren't gonna be working to go out bullshit.
Rick:I Got her a bunch of.
Lano:I got her a bunch of stuff you know little stuff and I got her jar with our initials on it, you know with a message on it, and I put M&M's the peanuts, Peanut M&M's in there, that's. She loves those. So I put them in the candy jar and, you know, put it in her package. And then, um, but I got that party size Pack, okay, the above M&M's from Walmart Filled it up, and then, you know, I was gonna give it to her, the other half the bag, so she could breathe, feeling it, but I left it in the car and then I've been pick, I've been eating them like man and like that are so good, like I can't, you know. I said I'm not gonna give her, I'm gonna keep.
Lano:Dangerous I just yeah, so I would eat them when I'm driving her house. And then, like I'm eating them right now, last week, last week, I was like already down to my little bit and I and I got in and I got, I was getting like the the last few, got the last few and ate them. And then, like there was one that was like nice and like like it was soft and like it was a like you know, when you bite into them, their heart yeah, so there was a couple that I went like you know, I ate them like that right. And then I like, oh yeah, that was good. And then I'm starting like I'm fucking slapping my hands. I start feeling fucking, like fucking, what the fuck? I feel ants on my hands.
Lano:I'm like this, like what the hell. And Then I'm a dashboard. I'm like I'm driving to her house and I see on the dashboard I'm like oh, it's in. I was like dude, what the hell? Like where the hell these ants? Like I saw a whole line of Dude man. The bag was left open a little bit in my damn car and there was ants in that damn bag and I don't know how many damn ants I swallowed.
Rick:I was so pissed off.
Mig:I was so pissed off I was like At least you're getting the jump on all these wacko environmentalism jobs. That wants to start eating bugs instead of giving up.
Lano:Actually, I was just leaving. I was just leaving and I was. The bug. I was jumped on the freeway and I saw that I finished the last one before I jumped on the freeway, yeah, and I'm like Fuck. And then I like the bags full of ants and I'm like, ah man, I pulled off and had to go back to the house and and get everything in there had a vacuum on the inside of the damn car. And I was like dude I ain't that last those last damn M&M's.
Lano:Who knows how many damn ants I swallowed man.
Mig:Oh, but did you die?
Rick:That's disgusting, though, over the weekend we went to Well, we went to. I went to buy jerseys. The new jerseys came out for L A C so I wanted to buy one for a le and get it Customized, like with her name on it, because we put Well, first we went to the state and we got the jerseys, but they're like to get them customized. It was like a big line there, like you pick him up the next day this was on Friday, but the next day it was like game day. I was like I'm not gonna come on the game day to pick up my jury. So I remember there's this other place in Pasadena that had soccer stuff and like the customized jerseys. So we took it there to drop it off because we wanted to put Ali FC on her name in the back, like Ali and then FC, then her number 11.
Rick:So then we dropped it off and my wife was like we're in Pasadena. My wife's like hey, you know what? Like I've been craving, um howling Johnny's pastrami. Oh, you guys went and I was like oh, look, we got like Listen, like we got some time to kill. Like I was like I told the guy what time you guys closed. He's like we close at four. It was like one o'clock so we drove straight over there from Pasadena Johnny's close itself, no, no, no, the the jersey place. Oh, we dropped them off at one and we drove all the way like Culver City had her, had her pastrami and then came back.
Rick:But anyway, on the way back yeah um Laura's driving in the way back, um Ali starts screaming dad, dad, dad. But it's like but, like fear in her voice, like scared. She's like, ah, like dad. I look back and she had like a little ant crawling on her toes. It was freaking around. I reached back there with my finger and just like smashed it and like got it.
Mig:That's funny. Thank you, danny. Thank you Danny.
Lano:She started screaming.
Rick:She's like Now I just look at Laura. I was like see what you do. You scream with the bugs.
Lano:Now, like you have her scream you got her scream me and it wasn't even that much other. You just put you kill it like all right.
Rick:Yeah, it's one little little ant like on her her toe. But but um, speaking of Valentine's Day, so um when I was dating my wife, she told me she didn't like flowers. Uh-huh so Valentine's Day come, like I never get her flower because she had told me she's like oh, you don't buy me flowers like what you told me. You don't like them like, so I might get them about a plant.
Rick:Yes, I will always like bring something um, like a plan, something I don't know what like. So then, this year um Valentine, was it Wednesday or Tuesday no.
Lano:It was on the.
Rick:Wednesday Like a rainy Wednesday, right, I think it was raining that day. So like I'm leaving to work, taking the car in, because, um, she's home right now and um she tells me she's like you better have flowers for me today when you come home, and I'm like, oh so the whole morning I'm thinking, man, like I get out of work at 4 30. I gotta go find the flower shop. Like I'm looking for Trader Joe's, like they're gonna be all crowded parking and like he's going through through freeway exits to see if the guys I Like I don't got cash on me.
Lano:There's the booths that are everywhere. They stop everywhere.
Rick:But the prize, and I was like, oh, she's this, get mad because I bought this off the street, whatever. So then I was just thinking like who could I like?
Mig:well, you know what I mean, not not the castones or anything. But Laura, I don't think she would get mad. But if she gets mad because you're buying shit off the street like that, then I don't know man, because Whatever happened to the thought that counts, boy, right, right, right, right.
Lano:You know so no, that's that, she's not.
Rick:she's not saying that, he's thinking that, if he's at all, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's, he's, he's saying that I gotta get cash.
Lano:Laura probably wouldn't even care More than like that. I would think that that Laura would be like the thought that counts. Yeah, regardless of where they come from.
Rick:Yeah, no the she shouldn't even have to toy.
Lano:She shouldn't even have to tell you, dude, the street baby, why does she have to tell you in the morning you better bring me flowers. You should have brought her flowers, well, because she didn't like.
Rick:She told me she didn't like him before, so anyway. So then I'll think is nowadays like if like the street vendors, like they take Ven Ven, though but I don't trust that like that's like bank to bank and why not? But with the street. I don't know that apple paper was with secure I'm secure apple paper, venmo's different Venmo's, like from your bank to your bank. So I was like I don't want to do this. I was like, oh, I gotta fucking go to AT&T and pull out cash All of a sudden.
Mig:It was a trust technology. Yeah, so then.
Rick:So then I started thinking like who could deliver flowers. So I remember like um, I don't know if you guys know, but amazon prime, they're connected with grubhub. Like you, like you're, if you have amazon prime, you have like a membership to grubhub. Oh, so there's like a savings on fees or whatever. So there I look at grubhub flowers. There is, there is uh, yeah, boom, Some some guy just dropped them off like an hour later straight from downtown, downtown flower market from guy driving. I told Laura.
Lano:I was like hey, so you, so you gave your info to the guys in the callonis.
Rick:It was grubhub. I gave it to grubhub, so grubhub.
Lano:Uh, I told Laura that must have been, that must have been. Me mad money for those guys.
Rick:I was like you busy doing that. And then she's like, no, I'm fine, why I like go outside and go get your flowers. And she was all happy, isn't that?
Lano:That's a good, that's a nice surprise. Good job, yeah, so she was surprised.
Rick:But like this grubhub I mean those delivery guys are delivering flowers that day, like you know, they deliver everything, so no, no, you just gave her secret away, dude. No, I told her. I told her she's like because, um, I had to receive the grubhub and like, and she's like how'd you do?
Lano:she didn't get the flowers and say what? No, no chicken strips.
Rick:The flower back in your face. No, holly reyes, one rose was missing. The driver ate it. They go through your fries and stuff.
Lano:Yeah so.
Rick:Next time we're in a crunch, think a grubhub, I'll surprise they deliver flowers.
Lano:My wife was happy.
Rick:Happy Was a happy wife Happy happy life, happy wife, happy life.
Lano:That's pretty good. Good job. I I had a. I had a bullshit burrito today in the morning from where dude I. I was in glendale doing some, um, doing a job real quick before I headed to to costa mesa. Yeah oh, and then that Broadway burger right there on San Fernando and right there, that used to be the old cypress best, I think, san Fernando or it was. It was a frank's, I think it was. I think it was the.
Lano:Are you saying they copied, they copied they copied our cypress best, I think, or something like that.
Rick:But San Fernando and Broadway like an on yes yes, san Fernando Broadway, because it's Broadway burger. I don't know.
Lano:I keep thinking it's right there by the railroad tracks, you know, by the strip club that that right there around that San Fernando, right before you, oh and glendo, yeah, I'm gonna go Broadway before you pass.
Rick:I'll see you probably.
Lano:When you're heading towards the freeway, the 134 freeway off San Fernando.
Mig:It, there's a real person called Broadway.
Lano:It'll cost something else.
Mig:Before, no, yeah, yeah, but right now it's called Broadway burger yeah, but it was cost of the announcement, so by the brewery and all that stuff. Yeah.
Lano:Yeah, you pass the brewery and it's right there. Um, I got a breakfast burrito, sausage and bacon. This fucking thing was 1478. Dude, what 1478? That thing wasn't even big. It sure was wack. That was wag doing 1478 for that small-ass burrito.
Rick:Broadway burger don't go.
Mig:I had one the other day. I got a breakfast burrito. You know all those places where you see like a Frédos Alberto's yeah, they're all I guess like connected, but they're like different family members that have like the dome, they're the Mexican food, fast food. Yeah well, I went and I got one and and I Guess I got two different types of braids. They got one where you choose your meat and they put like rice, or the purple like beans, potatoes, whatever I saw up and then they have one is called Alfredo's Breakfast burrito, which is just a potatoes, egg cheese, ham and bacon. Yeah, man.
Lano:Yeah, oh, really Alfredo's yeah.
Rick:Alfredo's number, whatever, I have one, yeah, I have one, because there's one with the.
Mig:San Anida, on the way to the to my shop.
Lano:I don't know if it's an Alberto's or Frédos and I suggest the green salsa yeah and you know what they were gonna give me, like a greener or red salsa but, I was driving.
Mig:I didn't want to be you see, I don't like doing that either.
Lano:But I was let's see, let's see how it. Yeah, you know, don't put nothing on it. Let's see how it is, you know.
Mig:Well, yeah, if I'm driving, I won't put it yeah, but this is this was pretty good, it was worth it. Wow and the good thing about those places that those are fellow places is Remember how, when we would go to rambles and everything, we'd always get like carrots.
Lano:Yeah, those pick up carrots.
Mig:Well, you can get them here at this place, yeah they charge you extra for them but, I, Love, I love, love, love.
Lano:Like when I get nachos and they have the like that, those nachos machitos, when they would be the carrots with the carrots and jalapeno juice and they produce on top like right here. It's been at the court right.
Rick:Yeah.
Mig:Yeah, yeah, you make sure carrots, onions and carrots the carrots are sliced inside the jalapeno juice.
Lano:I love.
Rick:Yep, I'm thinking about it, maybe next week. They have a unique flavor. You go to what. I don't know if I've been there with you, but I'm at that Pepe's by your house behind the Walmart. Yeah, I've been there, you don't like it.
Lano:Yeah, you know what their nachos are pretty good that was good, and then I'll get like a bean and cheese burrito there. We'll be in there twice.
Mig:Yeah, it's good, it's pretty good what I my go to there when I go. It's a way the wet chicken burrito, oh.
Lano:Wet chicken burrito huh.
Mig:Yeah, man.
Lano:To go.
Rick:You eat it there wherever you ever stop at that. Gabby Lon, after 10 sucks, I like you, I like the chicken breather that Gabby Lon that's on citrus. No, I like we stop by all the time.
Mig:You remember when we were on central, on central? Yeah, the old one. Yeah, when that one was the only one in the original, that's really was good. Yeah, I'll take that over. King Taco, though, gabby Lon, once they, once they franchise in everything.
Lano:They.
Mig:We went there one we went there, not no, it was long ago, it was a couple years ago already. Only cuz it's on our way to one of our customers and we may not stop there to eat. Do you talk about meat having zero flavor, zero?
Rick:seasoning. I like the chicken. Well, try it. I want to say, try it again.
Lano:Try it again. Maybe a different cook kids. Maybe try that night.
Mig:I think they really like. We've already been a couple times, I think I even went one time to get nachos because I was creamy nachos and only because I had a drive-thru and I I get off.
Lano:Yeah, sure, I like the roller salsa like the, the.
Rick:They put like a hermit over the plate like a plastic, like hermit, to keep the food in. I don't know if you've seen it the cook does that. All the salsas are in these little like pouches and I think these guys really like you know, like I think even that too.
Mig:It's like we didn't even like the salsa, because the salsa didn't taste good either.
Rick:Like they really like, sped up the process. It's like I like it.
Mig:It's like if your meat's not gonna have flavor, that you better have some kick ass salsa's hey, to make honor, well, for Friday, let you and Laura go to taco naso.
Lano:Okay, make it a taco naso and get the shimperito.
Rick:On the fish tacos. We were talking about that like show.
Lano:But I love the damn shimperito and you can go the one right there by my house right down Romona.
Mig:Not this Friday, but um on Tuesdays taco Tuesdays. Mm-hmm tacos and sonata. I think they have the fish tacos two for one, oh man is it the same ones?
Lano:or like a smaller one.
Mig:No, I'll see ones. Do see one.
Lano:Yeah, two for one man Right now I dropped off the, the massager, my mommy more leg. I'm taking some home. I'm gonna take some for Vanessa. She's got to try it out.
Mig:I can't have that right now, man, I'm gonna get heartburn I am to, I am to just take a light. I'm eating. I'm eating some three tabs.
Lano:I'm taking that heartburn.
Mig:I don't care. Oh, I won't sleep. I'll have it for lunch, that thing All day burning my chest too.
Lano:But I don't care, man, for more leg, I'll enjoy that torment.
Mig:They've been. I've been using the same leftovers for the past three days. This is a party I stopped by.
Lano:I stopped by on yesterday To have those because I kept thinking about those damn legs.
Mig:Do? They were good.
Lano:Yeah, I had three of them yesterday With my mom's coleslaw.
Rick:Yeah, dude, chicken legs chicken.
Mig:Yeah, we um. It was my sister's birthday on a.
Lano:Laura and Sandra's. Yeah.
Mig:No, well, a lot of birthday was on Sunday, but we celebrated. Saturday Uh-huh and we catered the menu very much to her taste, which is pretty much like junk food and everything fried. Yeah, so it was like it was um. I did my wings, oh.
Lano:Hey, I did my wings. What's. What do you? What's the sauce on the wings? What is it?
Mig:What is it? Yeah, or what do you call it. It's basically a honey sriracha sauce. Are you frying them or your friend them?
Lano:It's honey sriracha.
Mig:Yeah, but it's it's like a lot more.
Lano:Yeah, yeah, but that's the base, that's the main it's basically like an Asian. Oh, okay, that's what it is.
Mig:How hot and sweet, sweet, sweet heat.
Lano:Yeah, that one. And then you made a barbecue. It was a barbecue.
Mig:That was just sweet baby Reese.
Lano:Oh yeah, what the smoke early.
Mig:Hey man.
Lano:Oh, I, I love those damn wings. Those wings are so damn good. I mean, if, if I was holding back from getting so much, because just everyone. But then, like you had that bowl of damn legs too, you have potatoes, potatoes, and fry them in there too.
Mig:No, no man, you was making the the tater tots and onion rings in the air fryer.
Lano:Yeah, those came out really good yeah. I gotta give me an air fryer. I I really like that, the damn way it rings.
Mig:Yeah, I would almost want to get rid of the toaster oven and replace that with an air fryer. Yeah, the air fryer is working a lot better.
Rick:But like our stove, so see an air fryer to. When we bought it it has like a air fryer move. I mean we tried it once in the but like the whole house mouth like oil. Even though we're gonna do, I mean I want to try it again. Because, they're fine, they're all like that same, like kind of like a coffee pot thing. Are you thinking into? Yeah, are there more modern now?
Lano:The one manual has was like that kind of yeah.
Rick:Yeah, yeah, you say you want to replace your toaster oven.
Lano:I just I just got my my Costco certificate, the annual 440 bucks oh shit, you spend that much at Costco. Well, it's to purchase this too.
Mig:Yeah, but.
Lano:I only have that one card which I'm gassing up on Costco 80% oh, you got the credit card.
Mig:The credit card.
Lano:Oh, that's why okay and I also get like the rewards right, like I'll get it during the, maybe a couple times during the year. Yeah but at the end of year, whatever I'm purchasing with, the credit card, the Costco credit card. Yeah my cost of credit card has my even made my membership on there.
Mig:Yeah, cuz I'm thinking of even the, the one I have. I'm thinking of downgrading it, cuz I got the executive one right now.
Lano:That's what I'm like. I really, I really.
Mig:I really even go man so. I should just downgrade it.
Lano:Yeah, see, run, see that my I'm, while I'm going to Fucking, buying dog for every two weeks.
Rick:I don't know if it's seasonal, but my wife has been making a mean corned beef sandwich lately, dude, and she's a buying the corned beef at Costco. It's um. I forgot what the brand is, but you know it's one of the little vacuum packed things, uh-huh. She gets it, she puts it in the crock pot like all day long, yeah, and then by the you know late afternoon she buys the right way slow the right bread and she is like, tastes like better than Santa Anita.
Rick:I mean like better than Santa Anita and cannery or whatever, but that's a mean corner like buy it there's. There's two, one season and ones without. I think she buys a nonseason one but with with.
Lano:With that.
Rick:She'll buy a pickle too.
Lano:Huh, I'm gonna buy a blender, a ninja blender.
Rick:They've been having one or because she we've been looking at an air fryer. We've been looking at that blender my blender, that dude.
Lano:I rarely use my blender and it burned out when I was making the juice from from my trees.
Mig:Okay, well, I was gonna tell you if you're gonna go blender, I Would go with the Vitamix.
Rick:It's like 300 bucks, dude. I heard it's better than the ninja, though I mean when I was gonna be my whole certificate when I ask around or I saw that Vitamix.
Lano:I saw that Vitamix like I know that, I know that's top, but they're huge.
Rick:They're big right. I don't have to count it, I don't have the counter space.
Mig:My mom, my mom fought me at the beginning when I bought it and she got mad at me, you know, because for spending so much and she says not gonna be good and it's gonna mess up and there's not gonna hang for what she uses it for and everything. Man, she has not left that thing.
Lano:Gold, hey, but that thing comes with a bunch of shit, though. Yeah, I think that's why the prices so much like there's like cups with it with it, and I was like dude, well, so that extra crap off it, just give me the damn blender for it, you could do it, you could do it.
Mig:200 bucks.
Rick:But Costco, all that's like stuff would be like kind of a free.
Lano:I got already plenty of where, like you get it somewhere else that they're gonna charge you a bunch for all extra stuff.
Rick:We're Costco, that's part of like the package for like regular price.
Lano:Well, I don't know, maybe because I was hoping I get that blender, the ninja blender, the ninja blender and the damn. Fire, fire and there's stuff enough to get my, you know, my, my eggs, my, my she's your taxes.
Rick:Your taxes are coming.
Lano:I don't know if.
Mig:I'm gonna have your bag of peanut M&Ms minus-sans. I switched, I switched my.
Lano:I just to my W4. I put like two dependence on her so they wouldn't take so much they take more out. Yeah, they take. I get my more of my money.
Mig:But you can, I money man said letting the government money oh before I forget and all by the time this airs and already be two days too late. But Shout out and happy birthday To our very good friend Rasta. Face or a rough, a rough a. We're recording today's birthday today's his birthday. It'll be birthday week, so we got boy hey, happy, 50 is brought off 50. Wow.
Lano:Happy birthday.
Rick:We're a first one of 50 that's older than you, huh, then then you, and then Eric, not me.
Mig:Yeah.
Lano:We're about to use and search when they're their birthday.
Mig:I think they're in July, I believe oh yeah.
Lano:So yeah, and then he's the one that looks the youngest.
Rick:Now, how old is this kids now?
Lano:Oh Raj yeah there's arrows already like 16 or 17. Oh, I think she's a junior and and little Roger's already like baby 14.
Mig:Probably ninth grade.
Rick:I'll be graduating like he'll be.
Mig:Kids are already all big man yeah.
Rick:They went fast yeah the boys probably bigger than Roger, oh right.
Lano:No, no, yeah, oh, but he's, he's stretching. He might be the same height. Yeah, I think you might be the same way. I haven't seen no, roger forever yeah. I saw. I saw him yesterday because I was went to pass by his house. Oh, okay, check out some work. And they got there.
Rick:He's an El Tudino. Pasadena or even Kenny.
Lano:Pasadena. Yeah, I guess. Yeah, happy 15 Rasta, yeah, man.
Mig:Have an ID birthday man. It's late, so we're doing a quick show today. Yeah, quick show today, people.
Lano:We're pretty Speaking En crews.
