Drifting on Arroyo
Drifting on Arroyo
Episode 95 - Civic Chatter and Culinary Critiques: From Voting Systems to San Diego Eats and Pop Culture Potpourri
Have you ever questioned the reliability of our modern voting systems? I certainly have, and that's just the start of our candid conversation as Mig, Rick, and Lano, guide you through the latest episode of Drifting on the Arroyo. We're talking civic engagement, the comedy of political correctness, and how a night out reignited my thoughts on the language we use. But don't worry, amidst the seriousness, there's a hearty dose of humor peppered throughout, because life's too short to not laugh at the ridiculous.
The culinary escapades continue as we dissect the local dining scene. Ever felt the sting of disappointment at a hyped-up eatery? Join us as we share our own less-than-stellar experiences and also celebrate the hidden gems that keep our taste buds tingling. We examine what "San Diego style" Mexican food really means, and raise a glass to the nostalgic flavors of Kenny Rogers Roasters. It's a smorgasbord of delicious discussion, and your palate is invited to the feast!
Finally, we zoom out to the broader culture, from the tech debate between Android and iPhone to the sprawling universe of "The Walking Dead" and its many offshoots. Is the added razzle-dazzle of 4DX worth it for films like the "Dune" sequel? We'll give you our take. And if you're looking for depth and variety, we share our thoughts on the profound discussions from Joe Rogan's podcast with guests like Katt Williams and Dr. Phil. Grab your earbuds and join us for an episode packed with insight, critique, and a side of nostalgia that's sure to entertain.
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Well, welcome back to the Drifting on the Arroyo podcast. This is Mig, Lano.
Lano:RK67.
Mig:Did you go out and vote? I did, were you a responsible adult and did the adult thing and contribute to society and the democratic process.
Rick:I voted there and I didn't just drop it in the bin or whatever.
Lano:Today, yeah, today I dropped mine in the bin. I don't trust it. You went in there. You know what I was thinking. I should have done that because I walked over there and I dropped it in the bin in the box.
Rick:Well, how was your experience? Was yours like computerized Like? Some paper printout and then it sucked it back in.
Mig:Yeah, they give you like a blank sheet and you put it on the side and it takes it in like a copier or something and then it shoots it out. Print it once you're done and print it all the pics you picked right. Then you make sure everything's correct and you press correct and it sucks it back in. It's done, you don't count my ballot and it takes it back in. They better count my ballot.
Rick:So yeah, that's what mine was, and then it was, at least for time, who's? Just saying the machine's not going to change what you're voting for. Well, because I guess it's print it out. So old, no, chads or nothing.
Mig:That doesn't matter, they'll give you the printout, but it doesn't mean necessarily mean that it's not something that you've done yeah, because they're just going to count a barcode or something You're going to look at it and you're like, oh okay, you feel good, but then whatever it says yeah, there's all kinds of ways, as long as nobody's on them and holding them accountable, and really you know they will be putting them to the coals. They're going to do whatever they want, did you? I went to Cypress Park where did you go Cypress Park?
Rick:The rec room, whatever.
Speaker 4:So it was open yesterday.
Rick:Yeah, oh, I said I totally forgot. Like the past two weekends, we're going to try to do it.
Mig:I think they opened up Saturday for early voting.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Rick:Well, I went right after work. It was around 4.45. I got an email.
Lano:I got an email that I said elections tomorrow. Don't forget to vote. I'm like oh damn it is like already the fifth. I was like, oh crap.
Mig:So for all you kiddos out there listening, I know you don't care, but believe us, we were once in your shoes. We didn't care either. But there will come a point where you got to start paying attention to this stuff. You got to pay attention.
Lano:Look at what's happening. Look at what's happening in the ocean. Now there's humpback whales having male gay sex.
Mig:Of course off the coast of California breaking news.
Rick:We found that report.
Lano:We saw the report. There's humpback whales off the coast of California having gay sex.
Mig:No, but seriously Democrat.
Lano:Republican.
Mig:I'm serious, no, but Democrat, republican, left or right, whatever, whichever way you have your beliefs, just inform yourself, dudes. Don't go by what you hear or what they tell you. It's like if you hear something, investigate it and just make sure, inform yourself. That way you get everything, all the information, that way you make an informed decision.
Lano:That's because there's nothing, you make your own decision.
Mig:You know, because I could give you my side. You know, you give me your side and we can have a discussion. But if you're going to be like these people that they show on TV, that are screaming at the top of their lungs and everything, it doesn't matter what side you're on that type of argument never, produces anything.
Lano:How about the discussion now? You shouldn't say homeless people, you say unhoused.
Mig:Unhoused. You know what? All the stupid terminology just pisses me off, dude. It's like because one thing I'm not as politically correct, it's like I'm going to speak my mind and I'm going to speak it. It's like, if you get offended and too effing bad, you know, it's like you should have learned a long time ago to not be so delicate, because this world is not an easy world. Yeah, and it's going to chew you up and spit you out.
Rick:You're going to be that delicate thing you can't even say, like someone that's not tall yet to say height challenge, vertically challenge.
Lano:Stupid Friday night. Friday night we went we took Vanessa's mom to have dinner at a restaurant over there and what was it called, I forgot. It was like a kind of like a party restaurant and they had a little. What is it? Can I say little guy instead of a midget little guy?
Mig:See what we want.
Lano:Vertically challenge. Vertically challenge. A little guy pushing a cart that you can barely see over, Asking everybody if they want to shot, shot, shot. You know he's pushing that little cart. See his little buff arms pushing the cart.
Rick:He was working there.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he's working there.
Lano:He was like he was in a little small way of it. You said you want shots.
Mig:You should go to Los Aritos See what they worked down there.
Lano:I told Vanessa. I told Vanessa, babe, I want to take him home.
Mig:We can. We can take him with a kettle, a gunner, she's like you're horrible.
Rick:Does he work for the restaurant.
Lano:I promise I'll feed him. Have a sense of humor, people.
Mig:Yeah, does he work for the restaurant.
Rick:He's the. Yeah, he works for the restaurant.
Lano:Hey, what this? For sure, I would have given him a lot of love, a lot of love.
Mig:He would have yelled at him a lot. What did I say? What is this?
Rick:No, because I took the wife out last week for we went to try this, this Mexican restaurant we saw on TV. It's called La Casita Mexicana, in in Belle and it's off of a gauge.
Speaker 4:But we went it was nice.
Rick:It was kind of hard to get down. You know you have to go through burning and all that stuff and right there traffic on Olympic and it gets all gridlocked.
Mig:There's no easy way out there.
Lano:And then you stay on the weekends.
Mig:Yeah you stay on the 710, you know you have to cross over to the real road yard or whatever, especially if you're out there, like on a Saturday afternoon or something. Forget it, dude.
Rick:So we went and then we're eating our day and air, which was great food. I recommend it. But then, like you got the not the mariachi but the guy with the guitar, like going table to table. You know he doesn't work for the restaurant and like you want to play a song. Well, this guy was, he had a trumpet and I kind of like I gave him a little snarl, like no, like not interested, and then no.
Rick:Because, like $20 a song, they don't even tell you until you're stuck with the bill, like when you go to the ATM but like is that wrong for me, or are you guys like he's, just trying to make a living in no?
Lano:I'm saying you don't want to pay for it.
Rick:You're not obligated, not like my wife was going to understand what song, unless and when you play for the next table. And then so then he was a trumpet. Then like 20 minutes later guitar guy comes and then 15 minutes later they come together and I was like no, I just keep getting like dirty looks, but it's like it's like the people you don't want to buy a song for your babies. Like while we were talking earlier, like I don't really know names of songs and stuff, really, you could just play whatever.
Lano:But give them here's $20, play whatever for my daughters.
Mig:I mean if I heard them, if I heard them playing for other people and they were good. I would get a song. I would ask first you know, how many songs and then from there figure out how many I want. What I don't like is when you go to places like that is when you get the ladies walking around with the flowers.
Lano:Put you on the spot.
Rick:Yeah, they don't know if it's your date or not.
Mig:Yeah, no, I mean, it doesn't matter, because the thing is, yeah, they put you on the spot that we can look like an ass, you know, if you don't buy them, you know, and I'm like, hey, well, if I was going to get her flowers, I would have already gotten her flowers and picked her up Throw up you know what I'm saying?
Lano:Lazy ass, you can set up, set it up Grubhub, like in advance, when you're there at the restaurant and just have a come in and get him to meet you. Yeah, I want to.
Rick:Well, let's get through this phone call, because we missed the phone call last week, because it'll be like two weeks old now.
Lano:Okay, let's do it, and.
Rick:I don't want to get our listeners upset, but what's the phone number, Miggie?
Mig:Let's see. If I remember it, it's 323. Um, oh man.
Lano:Dude, I forgot it. 312? 323-207-0012.
Rick:There you go. And Ricky was kind of telling me that he says that our Instagram kind of looks dated. Yeah, or webmasters, I don't know. No, well speaking, the last one was from you sent us that pastrami. You want to try that place that stacks, or just the pastrami, oh yeah.
Mig:Hey, I'm just sending it because we're trying to figure out what it makes for you.
Lano:He didn't eat all that food, no, that pastrami burger and he had those damn pancakes and the wings.
Mig:No, these guys, I doubt they ever eat everything.
Lano:But what Did that dude go back in the same shirt and hat. He was wearing the same stuff.
Mig:No, I mean he probably orders everything and let's it go to waste, Takes a bite on each one. I don't know. I mean I would. If I was to do something like that, if I was to have my own blog or whatever like that, yeah, and I would do that. I would take everything home Even later. I wouldn't let that shit go to waste unless it sucked.
Lano:What about the pancakes? That's not going to be the same Waffles or whatever the hell they were Alright let's do it, then That'll be alright. On the reheat this is from how long ago? Two, no, last week, two three weeks ago.
Mig:No, we were supposed to listen to it last week, last week, last week.
Rick:We just got another call within the hour, so let's see.
Lano:That's the last week. That's probably the person calling and complaining that we didn't play their phone.
Rick:So we got two calls, let's go work them.
Speaker 4:That pie and burger spot you guys talking about. That's where it sucks. Don't even go there. I've been there. It sucks, man.
Rick:So that was Miggy was going over the birthplace of cheeseburgers and he came across a list of cheeseburgers, supposedly in Pasadena, the pie and burger.
Mig:Well, pie and burger. It's supposed to be an iconic little spot and everybody raves about it.
Lano:So it was over hype. So that's why I knew Overrated. I thought it was overrated.
Rick:But Miggie says it's been there around but it looks like it's like a tourist spot.
Lano:So Mark has probably been there because he's working there.
Mig:Yeah so it's completely overrated. Is that the?
Speaker 4:one from last week. That's the one from last week.
Rick:Yeah, that was the one we missed last week. That was the 23rd.
Mig:I agree with you, mark, it's overrated, it's too expensive, you had it. Yeah, me and Menya went once. Oh, because we had heard it on the radio or on TV or something. But we're talking about like 10 years ago, man.
Lano:They were raving about it.
Mig:Yeah, it's like they just said they were one of the best places around and I don't know what, and we want to go try it and we're like it was all right. So it was really expensive. Back then we thought it was expensive. Can imagine how much it costs now?
Lano:Are they even in business too? Yeah, yeah, oh yeah, mark, I'll test it out.
Rick:So you never made it out to the Super Burger.
Mig:No, not yet.
Lano:Super Burger.
Rick:Oh, but you know what I did try, it was Alfredo's.
Mig:How was that? How'd you like that?
Rick:burrito, it was good, it was decent right, it was decent. It was a little different because I was looking for Alfredo's breakfast burrito, because that's what Menya said, but like these, I don't know if they're connected or semi-connected, this chain, but I went to the one in Birdbank and they had the Super Breakfast Burrito, but it was bacon and ham, right, or?
Mig:sausage and ham.
Rick:It was bacon and ham, bacon and ham, and you know I haven't had a ham breast burrito in a while, but it brought back. My grandma used to make a. She used to use a lot of ham and make breakfast like burritos with ham and it reminded me of that the way it was cooked.
Mig:You see what I think that's why at Arts Burgers they're Big John burrito and that's why I like it so much, because I think they use a lot of ham in it. And those big chunks of ham in my burrito, yeah, they do, and that ham that they use gives it a lot of good flavor.
Lano:Yeah, nice chopped up head all throughout the burrito.
Rick:so my wife like she actually loved it because she grew up. She grew up on like Alfredo, that was her Mexican food growing up Alfredo's and so she liked that. She was like order the nachos. She ordered a super burrito like on the side. Which one did you go to Hills and Bird Bank off of right there where the Kenny Rogers roasters to be?
Speaker 4:oh man, I love Kenny Rogers. Man, kenny Rogers was damn good dude.
Lano:I don't know how that damn chain went down, dude so some good damn.
Rick:I saw I was like I was looking up Albertos nearby and like that was like 15 minutes away, so I just drove out of Burbank. I got it. But what I noticed on the menu and I don't know if it says it all, but it said um Albertos, mexican food, san Diego style.
Lano:San Diego style.
Rick:That's what they said that's what I didn't pretend to be, that I was like I mean, do you guys know what that means? And Diego Saturday. I love this first time no, what is it no?
Lano:no, I don't know oh, it's gonna be something like I was wondering.
Rick:I'm looking to see if it says like well, just said, san Diego style sounds like. What is like? What is San Diego style? Is it more like?
Lano:you saw burrito. That that was San Diego.
Rick:No, no it says on the menu like like they're Mexican food oh, it's San Diego style and see right here. San Diego style so like that's the one in in Burbank oh all of our favorite you know, you know what it might be.
Mig:They probably use a lot of waka, more than everything that's what I was wondering.
Rick:You think it's our cream because all of our potatoes well, I'm, that's the first time I see it.
Mig:I've noticed I mean I'll pay attention next time.
Rick:I was wondering what, if you could, I didn't know what it meant, because my wife asked me and I was like didn't we say Alfredo?
Lano:you know, bertos is the same.
Mig:I think they're the same family. They're the same family, but either different siblings, then that own them because they're there, the, the logos the logos look almost the same, yeah, yeah.
Lano:I'm trying, they both have that little guy.
Rick:I'm trying to pull it up right now oh no they're different, same colors. One guy likes to show his eyes, the other guy doesn't.
Speaker 4:I wanted is just Mexican food.
Lano:Albertos is the one that that's showing the eyes now you?
Rick:you told me, alfredo, right, I'm in the right place, okay damn those bean and cheese.
Lano:What are? The bean and cheese burritos from Albertos.
Rick:Those are good man yeah, it looks like we're here behind the picture, oh man.
Lano:I'm about to give me. I'm about to give me something this Friday so I went.
Rick:I went Sunday. It was good man. Well, I liked it. She says like we got to remember this pot when we're hungry, cuz it was like for breakfast. But we liked it. She had with nachos that we sat out. We decided the rest of the night yeah.
Mig:I just like the fact that they serve that burrito.
Rick:The breakfast went all day long but that coming out, I thought you would know who tending style? No, I'm guessing it's the wakamole wakamole and then for late for lunch we did try. Oh, I forgot your spot, ricky taco naiso, taco naiso, because we're on the other side of town and there wasn't no nearby, but we did go to Del Taco you would you hit.
Lano:I got the shrimp burrito. What you think good little.
Rick:I mean for like a quick lunch spot, like yeah surprisingly good right for what it is.
Mig:Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's perfect, yeah just when you're on the go.
Lano:Yeah, it's now.
Rick:I couldn't find the menu. I asked the guy the shrimp burrito like you guys, shrimp burrito you like yeah the menu look very busy.
Mig:No, yeah, I should be on there.
Rick:This should be splattered all over yeah, that the fish, tacos and all that other stuff shrimp burrito, shrimp tacos and then we ate it. We went to, we took the babies to on flight kites at the friendship bell in San Pedro.
Lano:Mm-hmm, oh cool, we went out there flight kites deletions oh, there's an update for the people that love soup plantation. Oh yeah, there's a breaking news there at the I'm. I don't know if it's the same people coming back bringing it back, but similar menu. Where's it? Salad fresh? What was the?
Rick:name simply salad, or what is it?
Lano:no, I was salad something salad fresh, salad fresh. What you get up, salad fresh.
Rick:I don't know what am I? What?
Mig:am I salad fresh or something else?
Lano:it was something fresh, soup, fresh damn. We can, we can, we can.
Mig:Okay, so it was a radical camonga rental cook and our nephews made us aware of it a new supplantation homages draws big my listen to it the resupply.
Lano:I say salad fresh and it's a soup fresh, open. I said both cover both, but it's called soup and fresh what your lines? And it's look, it's the same same menu as the as a soup plantation brah so there's a little bit takes off and we get.
Mig:We get back our soup plantations.
Lano:I'm gonna tell Vanessa's that's we're not too far from rancho yes, soup plantation I love soup plantation soft opening.
Rick:Until the grand opens April 2nd. A menu of salad bar soup pastas pizzas baked goods, drinks and baked potatoes costing 1699 whoa, whoa, whoa.
Lano:No, no, that's good, I mean to damn buffet yeah, all you can eat goodbye to Highland Park's hundred year old theater.
Rick:Oh what a fuludge breaking news. Breaking news Highland Park.
Lano:Machete live with Danny Trejo, october 3rd. What's happening?
Rick:primarily Lee on February 29th. Oh, they're gonna restore it oh.
Lano:Oh you're gonna restore for all the hipsters that are out there.
Mig:Dirty rumors that I'm saying that. Say goodbye to it $15 movie tickets.
Lano:I thought hipsters like all the damn Original broken seats and yeah, sticky floors to all that crap Springs going up their ass. I was, oh, a lot of so I mean, a few things happen this weekend, or do we want to do that Well? The last one call, the last phone call.
Rick:Okay, let me get through it. This came in with it in the last hour, so this is new.
Lano:Let's do it.
Speaker 4:We got talk about hey guys, this is Mike against the OG, just calling in on a. I guess it was Looking at last week that, all excited about the source card. She was on his bill or insurance company that was proposing a policy. It's about a six dollar a month policy, maybe seventy two dollars a year, but it covers the sewer line from your house to this, the city sewer line. Now what that means is you that you have to pay for any damage of the plumbing inside your house, but outside your house that sewer line you're also responsible for, and when they go out they caught the money.
Speaker 4:So we had an issue with Lano, with his house, where we had a backup in the toilet, but the backup was coming from the sewer line. So the insurance would pay for it. If it came from the squirt and it came from the toilet they would, but it came from the sewer line we would have before the repair of the toilet. But regarding the sewer line itself, I put the money in like a balloon that they put inside the sewer line To repair it and it cost seven thousand dollars. And so today I pay that the seventy two dollars a year. Happily it just appears on my bill. I might get water pot available Either way. That is correct information.
Lano:I have a clarification.
Mig:That was the insurance, that letter that you got so what Mike is saying is that, um the line that runs under your house, your Responsible for which I assume?
Lano:Yes, you know our driveway to the sidewalk or I thought, I thought you're responsible all the way You're property lane right. Yeah or no, or five feet into your property, because I thought city, city, city sewer. They bring a five feet within your property and then that's it. That's city the rest of the way, and then everything after that, five feet. After once, your property line is, yeah, five feet of city, that's it.
Mig:So then what?
Lano:anything after that.
Mig:What's the part that Mike is saying you're responsible for? That'll really cost a lot of money if the city comes out and has to fix it.
Lano:Probably the street was it the street?
Rick:I don't know, maybe, maybe the Well I thought I was BS kids, the letter I wouldn't that I got you know what pay the beginning again.
Lano:Play the beginning again. Let's hear it again.
Speaker 4:Hey guys, this is Mike again. Yo just calling in and I I Think you got last week. I'm excited about the source card. She was on his bill or insurance company that was imposing a policy. It's about a six dollar a month policy, maybe seventy two dollars a year, but it covers the sewer line From your house to this, the city sewer line.
Rick:Now on the street, I mean like your driver, whatever's on your property. Yeah, I mean that like your property line, which, yeah your trees. I mean it'll be your damage either way. Yeah, now I thought I was BS because I'm. It was addressed to my ex-wife, so I saw that letter and then I saw the savings like makes, like she doesn't own this place, so I just threw it out.
Lano:Yeah, it's weird that the cuz you say no yes. Yeah, it's said.
Mig:It said manual J Payne Jr.
Rick:And I'm a runner.
Mig:Right. Things don't get the names right.
Rick:I'm a runner and my dad, like he bought it, so why they were trying to charge us twice? He already has the insurance.
Speaker 4:Mm-hmm.
Rick:And for clarifications when the toilet backed up. I remember Ricky stayed over the night before I had all fridels, don't guilt me, so I guess it's not a scam. I guess buy it, pay the six dollars, but no, I don't know. I guess.
Mig:I don't know.
Rick:So I guess he how often those? Sewer lines. Mess up. I mean sister, the weeds, I mean at my mom's house, you guys do good without no the where it goes.
Lano:It's right, clear center of the grass. There's no trees or nothing's gonna affect it. We've never had any issues stoppages.
Rick:Did they?
Lano:cuz, cuz. The majority of the time you guys don't throw paper in the in the toilet.
Rick:No, everything's in trash, yeah, so really, you guys don't, don't want toilet paper don't go in the toilet.
Lano:I, I, my house, I do. I don't have a trash.
Rick:Can I just I do it in my house but but um but especially in the back.
Lano:You don't, because yeah runs really flat. But Even up there in the front where my mom, my mom in the, my mom and Laura's room or my husband. They could do it because they could probably throw paper in the toilet, but they, they have their paper, their trash, can they? So it just doesn't.
Rick:I don't have a day. You, a surprising you I thought you had on the Get a buddy. And then one wipe and you're done, and one white.
Lano:Charlie, you're fresh and get that one white Charlie.
Rick:The day. Trim some trees by your mom's house, cuz the other day came around the corner yesterday and huge tree, they're right gigantic pine.
Mig:Those were not a control. Where was that?
Lano:I can right in front right at the gate, the middle walkway.
Rick:And you're in front of your problem cuz I was like something looks white on my property.
Lano:Oh, you guys did it, or the city did the right, right, right in front of the right, behind the mailbox in the right there. Oh, so you guys cut it down? No, no, they had someone cut it down oh well, yeah, I mean, we had it done. If you look, you'll see the big old tree trunk there that's cut like.
Rick:I don't know.
Lano:Okay, yeah, I drove by it left it kind of tall too.
Rick:Oh, when I think about it came home from work yesterday or something like.
Lano:Something looks like really bright, white open, white open yeah what was it so you?
Rick:that's the hard part. The tree trunk, trunk on. Get that thing out. Yeah because it was a continued to keep.
Lano:I mean they could just Cut it and leave it as a damn listen to continue.
Rick:Well, let's say growing. Yeah, what's in the trailer, girl? Oh, it opened up. That's nice.
Lano:Yeah, it looks, it looks good, but if anything happens, that so we're digging, so don't worry about it. No, no, we can bust your ankle again.
Mig:Five years go for the other killies yeah.
Rick:Was that how you heard it?
Mig:I thought, though the next thing, doing the the service line you know many times I got explained this man.
Lano:Deceptive that he was back feeling or digging on Like within nice.
Rick:When was it?
Mig:Yeah, that's your two years ago. Yeah.
Lano:Wow.
Rick:We got to the phone calls, that's it.
Lano:Okay, well, we were talking about food this weekend. This weekend we had a nephew Uncle day and we and we ate at Bun Street. Oh yeah, Bun Street on Sunday.
Mig:You ate at Bun.
Lano:Street.
Rick:I don't think that's unfamiliar.
Speaker 4:Dude.
Lano:Hey we got to take them. Hey, dude, hey, let me tell you, you, laura, your in laws, are gonna love this place.
Rick:West Covina Bun.
Lano:Street, yep Bun Street. Let me tell you something, man these burgers, these burgers, bro, are, when they come out, they, I mean they come out, they look better than the pictures, man.
Speaker 4:We had that. We had pizza fries. Those are wrong.
Lano:I Told you, we've told you about that, because of that Mac and cheeseburger, danny, danny had that. I Like the, the beer battered onion rings.
Rick:Hey, wait, wait, is this the one behind the mall? Yeah, you've taken me there, rick, before we ate there before by the movie theater. Yeah, in the back.
Lano:Yeah.
Rick:Yeah you, we wait there together I don't remember me, you, and then, I think, many.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Lano:Okay, no, I know something you haven't taken, laura.
Rick:Mmm, I think we went once, but that's like when you took me, it was like pilot that same time, like five years ago.
Lano:Yeah, well, we had it on Sunday, dude.
Mig:Yeah, go back because I didn't make a smash burger. Whoo oh man.
Lano:Yeah, I had that one, the Western. That one was delicious.
Rick:This looks good.
Lano:Yeah, yeah, those, those pepperoni, those, tots man, those pizza thoughts look, look, delicious dude.
Rick:I hear rings off the hook to that big in there, that big in the cookie good.
Mig:The smash burger comes with bacon.
Lano:Yeah, that's a highly recommended spot right there dude and you know what?
Rick:all the classic smash burger they were.
Lano:They were understaffed, they didn't have a a waiters, waitresses and they. The service was awesome. Yeah though the the girl there and the dude.
Speaker 4:Well, they're really hustling man, they were hustling getting everything in.
Lano:Yeah, they. They knocked it out of the park, man.
Mig:For being so short staffed. I was like, yeah, it's like you could have easily gotten upset and I saw people leave like they don't want to wait. Yeah and I. You people are dumb dudes like you should. You should realize when they're understaffed and yeah. It's like not like they're you know being rude or anything to you, or you know it's like they're they're doing their damn this to try to get everything out, and yeah well, you know what I forgot about this place?
Lano:I we went with Laura Laura, when well you said, she ate there already right.
Rick:Yeah, she liked it. Yeah, I mean, we liked it. I just want to look at this cheese.
Lano:Dude, I should have had that man that. I don't know if that one's it that that yeah no, no, no, the the beer Cuz cuz me and mark when we wait there. One time we had this blood orange IPA there. No, this thing was different. It kind of looks like that right there.
Rick:Man, he's gonna go with the red, it's just yeah man, Give me a man of thunder. Yeah, cuz I think I went with you and man, I think Manny was telling us I thought you were cool, we're gonna get beers.
Mig:I was gonna get a beer, but then you had said that, um, you had drinking off the night before or whatever. So, no right, it's great when we win. Oh, when we were in line or when I I need time, that I told me dinner time that at the coverage I no, or when they came up, when we sat down and we were ordering, I was looking at the beer and I was gonna get a beer. And Looking at the beer, you're like Beer, but I drank enough already.
Lano:Oh, I said that, yeah, so you told me you're a lot Rick. I would. I mean, if you would have got it. One of me, I'm not gonna stop, I Wouldn't have, I would have to be, I would have. I would have says if it let's have another beer, huh, you go here a lot, no, before Sunday. It's been a while.
Rick:No cuz I want to say maybe ten years since we went. We went what?
Lano:no, not that long, wasn't that long.
Rick:What are these fries?
Lano:Onions under.
Mig:Poutine.
Rick:Poutine put in phrase, I think, I would I kind of one of the trails. Oh, look at says cheese steak fries.
Lano:Oh, Eternal happiness but look at the raw onions on there, man.
Speaker 4:That's wrong you right cooked, no, that's isn't that wrong.
Rick:You know they're not wrong, or I?
Lano:mean, but their onions are fries.
Rick:No this was.
Lano:There's our bomb dude but I forgot this.
Rick:It's a good spot, so you went on.
Lano:I've grown to. I've grown to love uncle nephew day. Yeah, cool, cool, cost me in the during the week. He's just telling me about cuz he he passed his certification or he's about to pass certification for for welding. Oh and he's been getting job offers and he tells me right.
Lano:So then like we're just talking whatever, and then he just I don't know, he's like he goes and he goes, hey deal, you know we haven't done in a while. I mean like what? He's like had a Nephew uncle day. I'm like, alright, what do you want to do? He's like, well, he was, I was thinking of going to eat at arts. And then I'm like, well, how about we go to Bunstreet and then we go to the golf range after? He's like, yeah, yeah. So I told him, tell your brothers, I'll tell me, and then we'll meet up on Sunday in like around three. I Said first, I said to then we switch to three, and then I was back at two and then we met up at Bunstreet, had lunch there. It was on, it was Johnny didn't make it with us because he had a church.
Lano:Um thing going on. So Albert and Danny made it for lunch and then they left home and then we met with the cocoa at the Monterey golf course and, just like no hit, hit a few balls out. There had a pitcher of Pacifico there.
Rick:Yeah, it was cool.
Lano:Pretty cool.
Rick:Yeah, I forgot about this place. Any updates or speaking of golf on the that, that one over there with the Montabello.
Mig:Oh it's, it's looking already pretty close to opening. They already they already got their logos up, you know the. Top golf and the. The course already looks like it's already all set.
Lano:We're gonna we're gonna go away. I've never been, so I would like to go.
Rick:My wife's not pregnant, so she wants to do things now. Yeah, go.
Lano:Yeah, but Far out.
Mig:I would say maybe they're probably gonna aim for a summer opening. Oh Timer yeah.
Lano:I have. I haven't looked out there Lately. I drive by there all the time. Yeah, we should probably see. I see it all the time. Hey, I Got a little little rant to do About the stupid iPhone. Oh, do you know, aside from texting, then you gotta go to the second screen to do your punctuation. If you want to do like a numbers, a number symbol, you got to go into another damn screen. So You're typing whatever, whatever, whatever you want to number.
Mig:Whenever you want to tell your coworker you want to. The pipe measure is 23 inches.
Lano:That, so their inch the inches, I think, is in the second screen but say you want to tell your coworker a, you ain't shit, your number three in the company.
Rick:Well, you got to go click into the Punctuation and then hit it again to get the number symbol, then go back To hit the number and then go back to finish writing your text now, when you're going to that second like keyboard, like if you hold like that like the numbers and you drag your finger to whatever you're gonna go Like over the letter, you let go, it goes back to your main one. That's a little tip, all right if, if, what? So you have, you have your keyboard right.
Lano:Let's say you go, you go into the next keyboard drag your finger like wherever you're gonna do the number or whatever.
Rick:Uh-huh as long as he, like you're dragging your finger around. Yeah when you let go, it goes back to the letters. I'm just so you're not like clicking, okay, so what if?
Lano:you want to do number five. What do you have to do?
Rick:The symbol with a symbol number. Yeah, so you just go to the symbol and then you hit the symbol in the five and then where's?
Lano:this, it, we're no. No, where's a symbol at? You're not even going to the other page.
Rick:Yeah.
Lano:Yeah, hit it again, and then you go to another, another keyboard and then that's three keyboards.
Rick:That's three keyboards.
Lano:There you go.
Rick:You got me, I know With the new up you I mean it's not the new update, but since the last, like Three generations. Like you're able to download different keyboards, so maybe there's a Google keyboard you could download or Android key keyboard.
Lano:Hey, when I text you, when I text you, I remember was still coming out green, it's not no more, huh, no, no, just. I for iPhone. Finally I phone, finally Letting some lean. See no, now, now people are not. You'll never convince me, dude iPhone.
Mig:No no.
Lano:I I move around so much better on that damn Samsung than that stupid iPhone. Yeah, I Hate the whole setup of the iPhone is garbage. It's just. The setup of the Samsung is so much more convenient.
Rick:So much, but I'll see if I can find the keyboard and Recommend and maybe it'll solve your problems.
Mig:Well, sorry, problems, just go to the Android problem solved I.
Rick:Wanted to talk to me because I've been seeing this around and hopefully you've been following the ones who lived.
Lano:Oh, we seen walking. Who lived?
Rick:walking dead. Oh yeah, what is that? So what is that? Like it's a new show, it's the way walking dead ended.
Mig:It had a lot of people like even the gaps that are in between, like the last seasons, like they did, like the last, like second, like the last, the second to the last and the last season. There's like this big, like ten year gap. Okay, well, there's like a lot of questions left, you know. It's like where they think Rick died, you know, and like my shown disappears because she went looking for them there, you know, really, he showed Rick dying right now.
Mig:Okay they just showed this helicopter, you know, like near where he thought he was. Yeah, you know.
Lano:So they just have a lot of questions open which they probably did on purpose, because all 11 seasons yeah, you saw more, no, well what was your friend?
Rick:what season 10, 11 or the last season, number one?
Lano:But I was way earlier right. I think I was still watching it when.
Rick:Like it was on some bridge or some, some bomb went on, yeah, yeah, what happened right and so this one the the ones that they lived.
Mig:It's a story of a machine looking for Rick. Yeah so this last weekend it premiered and it starts off showing where Rick sat. Did you see it?
Rick:Yeah, you saw the first episode Like.
Mig:It's this community that's like really thriving, it's like it's almost, it's a city.
Lano:That's what I was telling Lonno, that ball dude. He's saying like no, there's two modernized now. But well, think about it, dude, everybody's already like kind of build a new world.
Mig:It's um. It's almost like if it was um a militarized zone when they kept a city intact and it almost looks like it's like somewhere in New York, so it's like kind of like a hidden city where they were able to keep people out and Everything's being, everything's running like normal. Yeah, you know, and they don't let people in and they'll let people out.
Lano:So what'd you thumbs up or thumbs up, you like it or no? Well, I mean, based on the first episode, I mean you seen, there's only been one episode.
Rick:I mean, we seem to be one episode.
Mig:I mean Can't really just based on the one episode, because they're just showing where Intrigued like are you excited?
Lano:I mean not one to come.
Mig:Well, I mean not excited, but I mean I want to see where it's gonna go, where it's gonna lead. It's only six episodes.
Rick:Oh, so it's a short one, so yeah it's a short one to see if it catches.
Mig:It's like the one okay from the ones that have spun off, the ones with the Negan and Maggie.
Speaker 4:Oh.
Mig:That was kind of boring which is called what that one was a, I think, dead city.
Rick:Oh, okay, that's done, it's still going. Oh, that one's done.
Mig:Did.
Lano:That was one season, yeah that was one.
Mig:They're short, they're like six episodes or six or eight episodes.
Lano:Did Negan and.
Rick:Maggie hook up. No, they didn't hook up?
Mig:No, no, because the whole thing is her son got kidnapped and they went to go rescue him. So, Negan, I'm telling you it was so that one. I just didn't like it so much that I can't even remember.
Lano:It was more just to keep catch the.
Rick:So the one that's out now, that's the only one that's out now, or is there still one that's going like original?
Lano:That one might catch, because, rick and Michonne, I think more people are more excited.
Mig:Well, so after that they did the Daryl Dixon Right.
Rick:The one where he ends up in Paris.
Mig:That one was pretty good.
Lano:Six episodes. Six episodes more or less, I think.
Mig:And then this is the third one that's coming out. It's the ones who want to live, so I don't know how many other ones are going to come out with or what you know. It's like I don't have to come out with another, with maybe like a Negan one or something.
Rick:So are they just like tying up loose ends Like on the show, or no?
Mig:I'm assuming they are.
Rick:What about that one that was supposed to be like the West Coast or something? Fear or something?
Mig:That one. I needed to catch up on that one. I felt that was still going. I think the last season is the thing happening right now. It already happened.
Lano:Oh, so still going. It was recent. They're not doing the talking then anymore, right, they canceled that already.
Mig:Well, it ended with walking then.
Lano:Oh, oh, they did it all the way up until the 11 seasons, yeah, but yeah, but fear.
Mig:I kept up with fear and then I kind of I started missing episodes so I fell behind. So with fear of the walking, then I think I'm behind about three seasons, but that one was good too. Well, three seasons, yeah, that one was good. I think they're season seven right now, or season eight and I think maybe five is where I left off and they're all US or not?
Rick:USA AMC.
Lano:AMC yeah, fear of the walking, then yeah, that's the whole universe.
Mig:The ones.
Lano:I couldn't get into maybe they're leaving the best for the last with Rick and Michonne. Yeah, maybe the ones.
Mig:I couldn't get into were the new spin-offs where it says the world beyond. So this is like one of already, like kids that have grown up in the apocalypse, oh, and like they're the ones, yeah, the new generated, the new. Yeah, and that one, I tried watching it and I was like yeah, so that already happened. Yeah.
Rick:And saw the thing.
Lano:Have a lot of woke crap, yep.
Rick:It's like a lot of the characters are like and they're still zombies or no zombies.
Mig:No, they're still there.
Rick:So did they ever find out, like what caused the zombies or the what?
Lano:They never even said.
Mig:No, but it was something that was in everybody, like there was no escaping it.
Lano:It's like a switch flip A virus that they get something.
Rick:Yeah, you saw a waker. You didn't see a waker, yeah, you saw a waker.
Mig:Which one's a waker Remember the one with the girl.
Rick:Can't sleep or oh yeah, yeah, because that was something like a fuse popped in the head or something like that. Oh yeah, something similar. I really like that one.
Mig:Yeah, because I said a waker was way better story than the Julia Roberts one, yeah, the Julia Roberts one yeah.
Lano:I really liked the waker. Yeah, that one was really good.
Rick:Now what I missed about a waker. So was everybody like taking sleeping pills before Because, remember, like the mom, they're like you got your pills or your drugs or everybody okay, or that just like started after that thing happened. The people started like they couldn't sleep Because, remember, when the girl leaves, or like you, like it just happened, and then like she's leaving the mom's house, like leaving the kids with them, and then like you got your medication or your pills.
Mig:Oh yeah.
Rick:And then you find out like everybody was using sleeping pills and they ran out or they got all crazy.
Mig:I had a big picture of that.
Lano:You know what I watched when we went to go watch over the weekend. I was starting to think about it a little bit. You, lana, you've ever seen Dune?
Rick:I've seen the first one. Like. Are you talking about the original or part?
Lano:one. No, no, no, the remake the one of today. It came out like three years ago, yeah, yeah.
Rick:It kind of like I mean it was interesting. It kind of like never got started, Like once it starts I get finishes. Like it's kind of slow.
Lano:Okay, so I saw Dune 2 over the weekend.
Rick:Without seeing one.
Lano:At the 4DX. No, I saw it, oh uh-huh. At a 4E4DX theater.
Rick:Where is that? I mean, I know it's a Irvine Spectrum. Oh, irvine Spectrum, because I know there's one downtown.
Lano:So what do you know about that story?
Rick:Well, they do like the phasing and then, like you know, the night school through them or whatever.
Lano:Well, what Shane was telling me? This part one and part two Because you know it's a remake, right yeah? Yeah, you were telling me about the 80s one. And then now, when they crammed that, he said that these two movies did a lot better job of being more detailed. Oh, was that a book before? So it's a book. And instead of having a long ass movie, they split it into two movies one and two. So it's done. So, yeah, so this book, the book is done with this part two.
Mig:Because the second one was a long movie.
Lano:Right, it was like over two and a half hours, yeah.
Mig:But they say that it doesn't seem like it that it goes. No, it goes, it flows so well. It's a long movie.
Lano:It's a long movie but it doesn't feel like it. Yeah, that's what they said. And then I kind of like the 4DX thing with all the water splashing out, like that was quite first and I kept like slipping out of my damn chair. But then after a while you're like all right, you know, I'm over this whole damn special effect crap.
Mig:Yeah.
Lano:I'm moving, but yeah, I liked it Really. Good movie man, that was a really good movie and I could see you what you're saying about the first one on the piece. I guess it's setting it up. Yeah, I still liked it.
Rick:No, it was good, like I liked the special effects and like the ships.
Lano:I would say in the part two it kind of like drank a little bit, but yeah, it's good man.
Rick:I mean I would like. I mean I know it's going to be forever, but I would like to see them back to back.
Lano:Yeah.
Rick:Just because the first one, when it started to get started, then, like it kind of ends Like he meets up with the group of people and then, you don't know, like this growing white or like.
Lano:I don't remember, it was like two years ago or whatever. Yeah, if before you watch part two, watch part one again. But I liked it because you get. You get a little bit of Star Wars feel out of it. Yeah, but it's. It's like a totally different because they're like the ships kind of like bugs or something like that.
Mig:The theater that you went to is a 4D experience for the work. How expensive, is it?
Lano:I don't know. 18 bucks a ticket. Probably when it's about the tickets, You're paying 17, 18 bucks. I bought lunch.
Rick:Rick.
Mig:I'm holding Sorry.
Lano:Oh, he hasn't had a coffee episode in over a long time.
Mig:I would have thought it was a lot more than that. Well, I thought it would be like 30 bucks or some shit.
Rick:Well, you know, those movie passes. I don't know you buy like. You know you buy these past like a Costco or whatever. You buy the tickets and cheaper. Now if you use that, you have to pay an extra like five bucks on top of that.
Mig:Because if you just go to like a, like a, like a IMAX or 3D or whatever, don't they charge like 20 dollars just for it? Yeah maybe you're right, maybe it is Bees pierced in this, so I would imagine that 4D thing is going to be way more.
Rick:Yeah, yeah I mean, I don't know, you know?
Mig:surprisingly so, the 40. I'm just saying because how you're saying that after a while you're over it like the water, especially in your face.
Lano:I would not do that. I would not do that for a long movie Hour and a half movie. I would probably do it again for an action movie, whatever. I would do it, but for a long movie like that. I would not do another long movie with all those special effects.
Mig:You see, because it's going to be something where you're like shit, ok, I'm over it.
Lano:Yeah.
Rick:You know I would be pissed if I paid that much money to watch a movie Like, since it's like sand and wind, there's a lot of blowing in your face.
Mig:Someone had full of sand on your face.
Lano:I know just the air, the water, so the chairs moving all crazy.
Rick:I've seen some movies that you wouldn't expect to be good in 40X. And then someday, like I was, like I saw San Andreas on 40X. That's one of the rockers, so we thought you're going to be like, like you know, earthquake, like shaking, like crazy. The only good part was like the helicopter is like crashing, so it's like spinning around, so the chairs are kind of like swinging and you get like a little dizzy. But what? The one of the best movies I've seen in 40X was A Fast and the Fury and it was just like you're in the car, in the car and the car we went to that Shake.
Rick:Was it me or me? You was you. But you feel the car gear shifts like the catch and like and it just like it felt good, like it felt like a car. I was like surprisingly like that was, that was a good 40X movie. Like every like, like you're changing the race.
Lano:But then how long was that move? It's like an hour and a half right.
Rick:Yeah, like that's, probably why it was fine.
Lano:But this one is like there's a lot of rumbling. And I'm telling you, man, I was on the journey, I just kept feeling myself slide out of the damn chair.
Rick:So it's done. There's not going to be three, so it like a wraps up. So there's books.
Lano:There's books of that.
Rick:OK.
Lano:No, I think there is. There's going to be other, because that was the first book and I want to say that Shane said there's like eight books.
Rick:Oh, so it'll keep going.
Lano:So it'll keep going to the next no. Well, I have my almost gave, I almost gave up.
Mig:Especially since the second one, the ending.
Lano:I was gave up the ending right now, but yeah, I mean it's I. I recommend it. I recommend it. I really liked it, especially European, you're a Star Wars fan. Yeah you would like it, because this is like a whole new universe.
Rick:Yeah, I mean I want to see it. I'll probably wait till it comes out.
Lano:Not not copying anything you know in space or anything like Star Wars, I think, but they did a pretty bad ass job setting up the way that story is.
Mig:Check it out.
Lano:Yeah, I totally recommend it.
Rick:You know what I did see Aquaman 2 on Max.
Lano:Aquaman 2. I didn't know that release Like I guess it got released over the holidays, jason, I'm more. Yeah.
Rick:I didn't like it. Now I want to waste my money I wouldn't. But, I want to see, because I see the first one and it's, it's a little.
Lano:You're a part committed.
Rick:It's a little all over the place and I had to see it.
Lano:What, what, what are there? What podcast is? Do you listen to you guys? Listen to me.
Rick:I listen to a lot of like tech podcast.
Lano:Tech that's your goal too.
Rick:Yeah, I mean, I mean, yeah, it's all tech Like what's the new stuff coming out? What's the new software updates on.
Lano:You mean all the new night home stuff, you know, is it any?
Rick:No.
Lano:Clips of Joe Rogan. Clips of Joe Rogan. It's like whatever I see on.
Mig:YouTube or Instagram. And let me tell you something, man.
Lano:Whatever you said me, yeah, let me tell you something. I I I can hear like Joe Rogan. You know how they're long, right? Yeah, he had Cat Williams on.
Rick:Oh, I remember that after the Shae, shae.
Lano:Yeah, and let me tell you, man, this that's comedian to comedian right. Yeah, cat Williams, he was last week.
Mig:This time it was three hours oh no, the Cat Williams thing was with the Shad and Sharp. It was Shad and Sharp. This is after. Yes, this is already after.
Lano:Shad and Sharp. It's after a while. So you heard, you Did you see some of the stuff that was going on. Ok, well, I can appreciate that, like all the tea spilled that he was doing whatever. Yeah, you didn't even go there. They didn't even talk about it.
Rick:Oh, really, I thought they were.
Lano:No, let me tell you something, dude Cat Williams. The knowledge that this guy has of the world is crazy. Man, I was, they didn't, they didn't they. They probably touched a little bit on stuff going on right now. The conversation he had with Joe Rogan was so interesting. I mean just I mean the stuff that this guy knows Is like man, this dude is so intelligent.
Rick:I'm not trying to watch it.
Lano:Yeah, watch it, hear it. Look it's a it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's just talk about worldly things.
Speaker 4:No, because that's happened over there from the beginning of time.
Lano:The stuff that they just go into. Man like and I and I was, and I was happy that it kind of went that route where they didn't talk about what he talked about over there, because then it would have seemed like that's like low hanging fruit.
Mig:You know Rogan's one.
Lano:You know the whole Steve Harvey, bernie Mac, this beefy and all this stuff. Nah, man, this, this interview was, was bad. I'm listening to it again because I want to hear all the stuff that Kat talked about. You know, check it out.
Rick:And.
Lano:I'm just telling you, man the knowledge. How long is it? Like an hour.
Mig:It's three hours, three hours, three hours.
Lano:Listen to it, but listen to it. If you have to listen to it pieces, yeah, listen to it in pieces. But man, I mean just hearing, hearing the Kat talk like Like when, when Joe Rogan has comedians on, yeah, you're like. Ah, sometimes you're like over it, I get over it, you know, yeah, they talk about, you know their, their stories, or whatever.
Rick:I mean they just they know, whatever the promoting for their next, yeah, whatever, whatever Come on.
Lano:Some of that bullshit's funny, you know. All right, you know I don't have to go back and listen to the all of it is like whenever Kat Williams man, the stuff that discussions they go like, if you're interested in history of the world, like you should see just the rabbit hole that these dudes go in and it was, it was pretty bad. Well, you know.
Rick:I mean, he's not who. I thought it was Kat Williams, like when I saw that that she said I started seeing clips and I saw the whole thing and I was like, oh, like, like I didn't, I didn't think it was like that. But oh yeah, Now I want to talk about because talk about a real he's not what it was.
Lano:Dude man, just the knowledge that he knows and how. How he talked like it's no bullshit when he said, like on Club Shots that he's read I don't know how many books 3000 books or whatever he talks about that in that interview and it's tripping because when he's talking it's like he has. He has all this information he wants to talk about and I think he appreciated Joe Rogan going that lane.
Mig:Right.
Lano:Because this is what I think Kat Williams really is his passion.
Rick:Right.
Lano:This stuff that they talked about, just the world.
Rick:It makes the money.
Lano:Yeah, like I said it just gossip crap that's going on, you know. But this is like Kat Williams passion and what he really you know you could tell that he really wants to talk about. And there's some stuff where it's cool watching him because he's real careful with the way he says things and you know, it's, it's I don't know that interview is about.
Speaker 4:I'm telling you, I'm hearing it again.
Lano:I'm hearing it again Five days ago Because I liked it so much that that, honestly, now you know what there's been like other other podcasts that I've that I've heard of Joe Rogan, where I've heard it through the one way with Dr Phil is really good too. I was seeing part of that one. Dr Phil had a lot of damn crazy info on what's going on. Oh, really, what's going on right now.
Rick:What the China?
Lano:buying.
Speaker 4:China buying the farmlands, the border.
Lano:That was really good too, but man, Kat Williams like no, yeah, probably that's the first three hour Joe Rogan Damn podcast. I heard all the way through and and I'm listening to it again. Yeah, no, no it was like bits and pieces of it. No, I heard it all throughout, but I had it in pieces.
Rick:Well, like different drugs to work.
Lano:I heard it like first 30 minutes and then I picked up where I left off to finish hearing it all, but I recommend that one.
Rick:And I don't listen to Roca because they're just too long. Like I can't schedule, like I mean I think.
Lano:No, I think it is. You gotta. It's got to be someone that you're interested in, someone that a topic that they're going to be talking, where you're every day or every like other day. Nah, he's like once.
Rick:I mean, I don't get how spaced out they are, yeah, so so between Kat today four days ago.
Lano:Okay, so it was one day between Kat, but then it was four days with this other guy. It varies, it varies, but man, hey, I recommend that.
Rick:What I like about Rogan is he's so like open minded, like his categories are just like everywhere.
Lano:Dude and he just he can go anywhere, he can, he could talk. He could talk to go any lanes with whatever topic.
Rick:With the dietitian.
Mig:I mean, what I can appreciate is just how common sense he is.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Mig:You know it's like because he'll come on and he'll write or like if you're wrong, he'll hit you. Yeah, if you're right he'll give you ups, you know.
Lano:Yeah.
Mig:It's like, and that's what I like. You know it's like if he'll give you an honest take like on anything left or anything right. You know it's like, because I know he tended more to leave a little bit more left, but it's like, it's like, but that's what I'm saying, you know. It's like it's like he's more common sense and that's why I got kind of like people that are more common sense. It's like you can't put them in a party. No right.
Mig:You know it's like. That's why when, when, when people talk about like Republican or Democrat or whatever, and other people say is like no, I'm conservative, you know it's like to me, conservative is someone that's just like more common sense. Yeah, you know, because if you say you're Republican, you know it's like then you're throwing in with all the wackles on the right. You know that are like extreme. You know, if you say you're Democrat, you're throwing in with those crazies that are extreme. You know, and then like there's no middle ground. You know, and it's like and there should be a middle ground, and that's why I wish there was like another, another party that was like a middle ground party.
Lano:I don't just like what the, I guess, independent. Independent is no. But, I mean, those are people that are just have their own but not a big enough force.
Mig:You know, I don't know.
Rick:Well, that's a good way to end it on voting day. While we're recording on voting day, this will be a few days after, yeah.
Lano:Yeah, we'll see what the results may make sure it's Mickey's common sense party.
Mig:It's the Ponte las Pilas party. Ponte las Pilas, that's what's already made.
Lano:I can't do the other way. Oh wow, You'll get soon.
Mig:Sumi DNA.
Rick:That's right there I got nothing there you go Sumi A, I got nothing. And then quick update on your taxes. Your taxes.
Lano:Your taxes. Waiting for my W2s? Yeah, getting ready for the marathon.
Rick:Having W2 issues. Hey next week. Ricky, I want to talk to you about the marathon. I'm going to go over some stuff with you All right, keep on drifting yo.
Mig:Thank you, and you too.
