Drifting on Arroyo
Drifting on Arroyo
Episode 104 - Cooling Tips and Backyard Bliss: AC Installation Insights, Urban Wildlife Encounters, and Nostalgic Comedy Chat
What if you could make your home cooler and more energy-efficient with a few expert tips? Join us as we chat with Lano, RK-67 about his recent air conditioning installation adventure. From running ducting to deciding between smart and simple thermostats, we’ve got all the insights you need to make your home the perfect retreat from the summer heat. Plus, discover why a heat pump might be the game-changer you didn't know you needed.
Ever wondered how to keep your home cool without breaking the bank? We tackle the challenges of summer heat, from extending porches to deploying UV films and ceiling fans. And it's not just about staying cool inside; we talk backyard cleanups and the trials of organizing outdoor spaces. Listen in for a hilarious tale about my dog Kobe's latest escapade and our ongoing battle to get our cars back on the road.
From coyotes in the city to viral mountain lion videos, we share our wildest urban wildlife encounters and listener feedback that had us chuckling. Dive into a nostalgic conversation about '80s and '90s comedy classics, the evolving landscape of humor, and our commitment to keep the show PG-13. Finally, we wrap up with a hearty recommendation of Western TV series that shouldn't be missed. Tune in for a blend of practical tips, laughter, and captivating stories!
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Welcome back to the Drifting On Arroyo podcast. This is Mig. This is Lano and RK-67. What's up, what's up, what's up, what's up, what's up. Booyah, what's going on people? Hey, I'm chilling, literally chilling. Now the AC is up. Booyah, what's going on, people? I'm chilling, literally chilling. The AC is up Today. They came and installed the outside unit Because they did everything on Saturday. They were, they were going to have everything installed In less than 8 hours.
Lano:What's everything? They had to do like a.
Mig:They had to run all the ducting, all the power, yeah, everything dude the air handler that goes up in the attic um everything man the oh, so where are the? Vents at in the house. So I got three in the main uh, kitchen, kitchen dining room area. Three. There's another two in the living room Well, two. And then there's one In your bedroom, there's one in the spare bedroom, there's two in my room, one for the main room and the little extension, and then another one in the bathroom.
Lano:That seems like a lot. I thought they were going to put one in each room and then two in the main area.
Mig:Yeah, no, no, there's three. Even the way they did it, they did it close to the wall, kind of like in the center Of the house.
Rick:So it was good, but the best they put them from the ceiling Right.
Mig:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Rick:But then too.
Mig:I made it real easy for them and I opened up Both sides of. I already had plywood up there and just everything was a breeze. Like made everything easy. The AC unit that goes outside, which is a heat pump that you keep asking, arno.
Lano:Well, I told you like did you check for rebates on that or no?
Mig:Yeah, the guy said that just report it when I do my taxes. It's like a $300 credit or something. What's the difference between that and just a regular 300 credit or something? What, what's? What's the difference between that?
Lano:just a regular ac unit more efficient, or yeah?
Mig:well, the heat pump is electric instead of running gas, so now it's all like that's why they run the 240 to it oh, but it's all electric now, so so so when it's cold it'll heat the house, but electric yeah yeah, I just you know I said it's cold, it'll heat the house, but electric, yeah, yeah.
Lano:I just you know I said it. It's like it just reverses it or something right, like when it's cold it's a heater.
Mig:Because he says the gas. It uses a lot of gas, the air units to warm up the house and if you have it on all the time, it's like the same, like the power. But he was saying it's good to maintain the temperature, right, because people say, oh, don't run the AC on. I guess this one, you want to maintain that temperature.
Rick:Like a constant.
Mig:So if you turn off the AC, they're like, oh, I don't want it kicking on and on all day. It kicks off and then the house gets hot. Well, it's that much work that the AC has to do.
Lano:It takes more energy to re-cool it down than just to leave it To keep maintaining the house cool yeah makes sense.
Mig:Whereas if you maintain that temperature throughout, it's less work.
Lano:Yeah, so it'll kick on 10 minutes and then kick off.
Mig:I mean it's like driving a car On the highway right Between driving a car in traffic and driving on the highway. Exactly. It's like once you get it going and it's going, you're going to get your best fuel mileage once it's going, but if you're stopping, go, stop and go, stop and go a lot of wear and tear on all the components. Yeah, it's unknown to me.
Lano:I mean, it makes sense, is it quiet? Oh yeah, you don't hear shit. Oh, that's nice, you don't hear nothing man.
Mig:And then even the side of the house where they put the unit, the AC unit. Perfect, I still got the little walkway. I mean I cleared up everything, I cleaned the whole side of the house and everything's nice, you know. But I mean, yeah, it's all new and then it's a simple thermostat.
Lano:Just you know, fan on fan auto. You don't want a smart one. No, no, You're breaking his heart, no need.
Mig:No need. And then I have another question I just leave it automatically and it's going to maintain throughout. He says you just leave it on through the whole summer. Let it maintain it, yeah, but you don't want to get your phone and talk to your phone and tell your phone to put it up another three degrees.
Lano:Yeah, it's one thermostat for the whole house. Yeah, like not zones and all that stuff.
Mig:No.
Lano:So let me tell you this so your vents look like what? Like just little rectangles, like vents.
Mig:No, I don't know they're round vents. Oh, the vents on the ceiling. Yeah, yeah, they're square, and then they go into a round duct. Well, what you see is just like the rectangular.
Lano:And what do they call it? The fins like the directions, grates, grates. So there's smart vents now that you could control on your phone that like open and close. So if you wanted like to close, like some vents, you could do. I mean, I'm just giving you options that maybe you might not know. Hey, I mean, if you don't want to go in, the bedroom, you know what you know what you know.
Mig:What's all you got to do is there's a little lever there. You just got to reach up and then close it and that's it.
Lano:Sometimes the ceiling's high or whatever where they put it, Because I know my in-laws, they got to get like a broom. So, there's its.
Mig:Get a stepladder.
Lano:When they're upstairs.
Mig:Why even live? Then, dude? I mean, if you don't want to do shit, all he wants to do. I mean what is His end? His goal, his end game Is to be like those fat people At the end of WALL-E. Where he's just like All fat in a seat and the seat's like Taking him everywhere, and shit. That's his goal.
Rick:That's like his end game, if you really don't.
Mig:If you really don't Want to do anything, then just make a clone Of yourself and let your clone just do everything. You just sit there like a couch potato.
Lano:Clone's gonna do the same shit.
Rick:And waste away.
Mig:So Even just a little vent. You can't even do that. No, but not only that. How much more of those stupid Smart vents gonna cost?
Lano:Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. A hundred bucks a piece or something. A hundred bucks a piece dude.
Rick:And all you gotta do is do this.
Lano:If this wasn't a family show, I'd tell you where to stick those vents so my in-laws, like Rick, would be all up in ya. When they're sleeping upstairs, they have to like close the vent, like in the living room, I guess, so the air could go up there. And then, like when they open it up, like, I guess, when they open the vent like in the living room, like not enough air goes upstairs or something like that, so then they always have to close it. So they have like a broom right there and they always, just like you know the handle, put it up or down.
Mig:Why wouldn't it just stay maintained the whole house?
Lano:Because they don't. It's just old school they way. We do like you know the new. It costs more to turn it on and stuff they only turn it on.
Mig:So they have an old unit or they have a heat pump too. No, it's an old unit, old unit I mean, I don't know, I can't speak on an old unit, but I guess, yeah, they're that much.
Lano:I think it's the same thing it's the same thing, but I just know heat pumps is supposed to. It's like a new thing yeah like a brand new thing I mean, I don't know I guess no I you?
Speaker 4:I don't know, I'm clueless.
Lano:The only reason I ask if it's quiet is because sometimes I don't hear nothing, man. Like at our house like all of a sudden. We're watching TV and we're like, why the hell do we have the TV on so freaking loud?
Mig:And then it's like, oh, because we just turned off the AC, Like you don't realize when you have the AC running like you turn the TV on and then like Right by the fridge is where they put the return air back into the unit, into the air handler, and the grid right there that returns is a two by two grid and it goes back up into the air unit and right there is where they put the filter. So I just got to take the grid down.
Lano:Oh, that's what I was going to ask you about filters. Are you going to have to be replacing them? Yeah, so I just got to take the grid down.
Mig:That's what I was going to ask you about filters. Are you going to have to be replacing them? Yeah, he said probably like every three months. But I mean, if I get like the, just he said, get like cheap ones and you can replace them more often if they're too expensive at a depot. But he says like mainly in the summer you'd be changing them out, right, when you don't have the unit on, you don't have to. But I guess he said before and I think I've seen Manny, because Manny's AC unit he has his filter.
Mig:He has his filter. You got to change up the filter up in the attic. So the grid that they use is more convenient because you just you don't have to climb up to the attic. So the grid that they use is more convenient because you just don't have to climb up to the attic.
Lano:That's only on the return. On the return, yeah, well, that's smart.
Mig:I mean so far, so good. Man, he was like testing the heat, so it's running right now.
Lano:Yeah, and it makes a big difference. Yeah.
Mig:Well, that's nice. Yeah, right now, the day that it was hot and I walk outside and you feel it. Yeah, especially in the evening, like if the house is cool during the day, it'll take time to heat up. Maybe by the time I get home it'll be a little cool, but then, like those next couple hours that I'm home in the evening, that's when the heat starts hitting. And I think what's going to help is on the rooms that I did the porch, it's covering the windows. So now that I extended the porch, the sun's not beaming on the windows, so I think that's a big difference.
Mig:So now there's only my bedroom, the one on the driveway side of that window that's the only window that's getting like constant sun, but that's already at the end of the day.
Lano:That window you could probably put like a UV film or something to help with the keep the heat out.
Mig:Well, when you do your summer travels this year, I'll gladly come over and watch the dogs, especially in the middle of heat waves. Yes, I got to go. Put those ceiling fans in your room, get some comfortable. Laura's on my ass to put those ceiling fans in the room. Actually, you know what? Because even last summer wasn't that bad dude?
Lano:No, it didn't really Because the way I rearranged my room and everything it seems like that corner that I'm in.
Mig:It seems like that's where the airflow comes in.
Lano:I don't think we had a hot summer last year, though, yeah, I know, not even a cold winter.
Mig:The two before last year. There was probably only one heat wave last year, but I remember man those two, probably like after COVID, yeah. Well, after these past two, years of all this rain and everything and being oversaturated with rain yeah. I'm totally expecting some horrible heat waves.
Rick:Yeah.
Mig:In the next few years, if not this summer. Those guys even picked a good day to do it.
Rick:They did it on Saturday. Oh, it was nice and cloudy.
Mig:It was cloudy and it was even drizzling in the morning. They picked a good day. It all worked out, though, man Nice, and then I've been. I cleared up, man, all the backyard. It's clean. Now I just gotta work on the damn driveway side, get all that junk out of there. The house is looking clean, man Well, can you anybody get all of their, those racks and all your supplies and everything and put?
Lano:them in that storage right that that you got that new one.
Mig:Yeah, what's the I really have to? Damn get on that, damn, get on those damn cars. Well, I think once you get all the crap out and everything, and leave dedicated spaces for those things to be at. That's when you'll finally I need if I take that block out and I get that long block and put it in. I need you guys to hook everything back up.
Lano:Yeah, what's the next project?
Mig:The cars, I think the quickest thing, just so I can start moving. It is my Toyota.
Speaker 4:The Toyota.
Mig:My Silverado. The Silverado is taking up a lot of its place. The Toyota is the truck.
Lano:Yeah, my Silverado. The Silverado's taking up a lot of place. The.
Mig:Toyota's a truck, yeah, a little truck. Yeah, I really gotta attack those two things, like right now. Man, I'm feeling the heat right now In this damn room, dude. Well, once we turn the air off, yeah, it's getting a little stuffy here.
Lano:I didn't.
Mig:Your pasty face is getting sweaty Cause.
Lano:I came from work. Normally I have it like why you even?
Speaker 4:wear the sweater dude.
Lano:No, I thought it was gonna be cold. I thought it was gonna be cold but, um, I didn't have the air right. I just got the air running like like maybe a half hour before you guys came you know what's crazy the other day this little, this little nut, damn kobe man.
Mig:What do you do? This little nut, damn Kobe man, what he do. So he's a little ajo man. When I let him out, you know he does his thing. And then when he knows I'm about to let the big dogs Out of the kennel.
Rick:Yeah.
Mig:He's like wait, and he's already barking, barking, and I let him out. And as soon as I let him out he starts fucking around With Gunner, f'ing around with Gunner, effing around with gunner, and he's and he's like right at right at gunner's neck and his in his, his heels, and he's like not biting him hard but he's kind of like nibbling at him and growling at him and and gunner's just trying to walk. You know, walk away from him, whatever, until he really gets mad and then he'll snap at him, you know. So, after all that I see him, he's always getting into something. He has a little ball that he likes messing around with, yeah, and then this little nut, I walk out of the house and he's inside the house, his little crate, and then Gunnar and Gemma are just chilling right there on the side and I'm thinking like, hey, why did this guy come out?
Mig:And I see him like he's chewing on something inside the crate and I think he's chewing on the blanket. I'm like, hey, I go get out. I go get him out of the damn crate, the crate. And then I see like, oh, actually no, why I told him to get out is because I saw little feet. Oh shit Little feet. You got a rat, he got a little baby like a little baby rat.
Mig:It wasn't a big rat. Oh God, baby, like a little baby baby rat it wasn't a big rat, oh god, but he was like, like I saw him gnawing on it like right, hey, get out of the, get out of the the crate, and then he gets out, and then I go inside, get a plastic bag and I go in there and I and I get the, the rat pick him out and the damn rat's headless, but it was still moving.
Rick:No, it was dead. He was headless dude.
Mig:It was a headless rat and this little bastard, he was just like gnawing on it. I think he was going to eat the whole damn thing. Time to change his name from Kobe to Shelby Dude.
Rick:I was like oh, it kind of turned my stomach. I was like, oh yeah.
Mig:Yeah I go. This little sick bastard man. I was going to say it's like because they like getting those rats in there, or like small animals, because that's the whole science behind giving them squeaky toys.
Rick:Yeah, oh yeah.
Mig:They just want to get them, squeeze them, crush them and the output they give outall when they die. They're like that's supposed to be the squeak. Of the toy. I never realized that yeah. Well, the, I told you guys that there was a little kitten I saw. I don't think it was a little kitten, it was a small cat Inside the kennel. I told you that, oh yeah.
Rick:I think so A while back, yeah, small cat.
Mig:So he wasn't torn up, he was just like yeah, bit right. And then I told you guys about the big rabbit they got.
Rick:I don't remember that oh a rabbit.
Mig:And that one pissed me off, man, that one really pissed me off. And those dogs.
Lano:You had a rabbit in the yard, like a wild rabbit. Oh the neighbors behind me.
Mig:They have a lot of rabbits and this beautiful big brown rat, brown and white rabbit dude, beautiful, I, I, I liked, I like seeing him come into my, my yard, yeah, and he was always like like going around the grass, like I like, I like seeing him, I would go back there, I try to get close to him and he'd be wearing off right, and then until one day I saw he was, he was dead back there and that thing, that shit, pissed me off, dude, and those dogs knew, they knew Cause they cleared from me like they didn't want to get near me, and I think he had just gotten up Because he was still soft when he picked him up right.
Mig:And Another day, before the rat, I was out there Cutting the grass and then was out there cutting the grass and then Kobe kept going to the corner corner and then I saw him like attacking something. I go, hey, get over here, a little baby rabbit, and I saw him and he stopped and the little baby rabbit was like on his side like kind of like Twitching, like twitching. I'm like, oh man, I remember, cause I think rabbits, like they, get a Heart attack really easy. I think they get they panic.
Lano:I think so, yeah Right, yeah so.
Mig:I like I thought he was gonna stop and start running and then he was like twitching and I pick up the rabbit Just to hold him like close and then like the rabbit Just like slowly like Died in my arm.
Rick:Died in my hands.
Mig:And and again. Those bastards cleared their way from me Like I was pissed. Man, this nice little fluffy rabbit just died in my hands. I was like dude.
Rick:How are they?
Mig:getting into your yard. Well, stupid neighbors too, man, the neighbors are blocking off underneath the fence or crawling underneath the fence and coming on my side. I go, I know it's not my problem, but no, I know those stupid neighbors. I mean, I know it's not my problem, but no, I know those stupid, stupid neighbors. I mean, if they're going to have rabbits, they should be, you know.
Lano:Yeah, they ask you.
Mig:I'm just saying, it's like, yeah, get upset with the dogs.
Lano:All the dogs is missing or something you can't get
Mig:that mad at them, dude. Well I know, but still like. Well, catch me a damn gopher. They don't give you a damn treat. Don't kill a rabbit, kill a damn gopher. These, these stupid asses are just damn making damn bigger holes in my damn yard are they messed up like you're um tiling in the back or you're no? Oh, the gophers, the molding, you put back the gophers are yeah, they're, they're, they're causing like dips in the, in the, in the pavers.
Rick:Those pavers that you made? Oh, really Wow.
Mig:And then, right after I cleared it, they dig a hole, so a lot of that dirt gets kicked out. Right now. I got everything clean, but my whole grass. They're pretty active in the back.
Lano:What do the gophers eat? Grass, or what do they eat? They probably eat the mandarins, and, oh, they come out and eat the fruit. I don't know, what they eat.
Rick:No, no, no.
Mig:That's the damn rats.
Rick:What's making your yard?
Lano:so attractive? Is it the grass? Like what? Is it the grass or what?
Mig:I don't know, but that shit pissed me off. Man Like they, man Like the only good one was Cora. Yeah, cora was the only one that she caught me, a gopher. But Manuel said when he had her over there like she would catch him all the time right, she would catch him yeah. It's like she was like a cat yeah, she'd be like creeping and just wait for that little bastard to come out and bam, snatch her.
Speaker 4:She was smart and quick. Yeah, she'd be like creeping and just wait for that little bastard to come out and bam, so smart and quick.
Mig:Yeah, these dummies are big slow goofballs yeah.
Speaker 4:They go after the easy prey or even Kobe.
Mig:Hey, I told you guys when I walked them Nah, when I walked them one night, I was walking them around the neighborhood right and right there by the 10th freeway, going down Pacific where you get on the freeway.
Mig:So I was about coming out of the residential area so right as soon as I walked I'm walking around the block to hit the main Pacific street A coyote comes out. Oh shit, a coyote comes out. And the coyote is like walking in front of us, right, and the coyote kind of circling around us, but then like it stops and Gunner and Gemma, they're like already like boom, they're watching them, like they want to damn, like attack, you know. So I'm like all right, bastards, I go. If I let you guys go, you better tear this fucker up like the damn rabbit, they ran in packs, don't the coyotes?
Mig:or no, no, it was just one, it's just one, so he's just right there looking at him and the coyote is like it is funny, because the coyote was like kind of circling and then stopping is like kind of like thinking to himself like do I really want to like?
Mig:get into this fight here, because even when I, when he passed us, like I was still like watching back, you know, we walked it up and then I stopped and he like kind of want to follow us, but then then he would stop. He's like nah, it looked like he was saying like nah, these bastards are pretty big.
Rick:They might be out of my out of my my league but, it was fine.
Mig:Then the coyote just stayed, just stayed back, because you've you've seen sightings of them here and there in the neighborhood.
Lano:Yeah, I see them over here surprisingly.
Mig:I'm worried that they might get in the backyard. I've seen them in like downtown. They're in Boyle Heights.
Lano:Yeah, yeah.
Mig:Oh yeah, I guess they all run through the washes. Well, I was just wondering if he was going through the city or what I don't know. I would say to the river, to the washes.
Lano:Where did I see one? I don't know mine mine's they're.
Rick:They're pretty like award-winning damn coyotes.
Mig:Well, I don't know um not like those, those mangy ones I see over there in damn echo park, those damn things, because all the food sources are gone yeah, I don't know if you've seen me, but there's a like a pack of raccoons on the street.
Lano:Have you seen them? No, every night there's like three of them to come in the yard how big are they?
Mig:They pretty big.
Lano:Yeah, they're pretty. I've seen some huge, they're fat. And then I see them. They walk down to your street Like 20 miles.
Mig:I remember there was one Up in Right above my, my bathroom, but I haven't heard it.
Lano:But they, they walk down that way. It's been years yeah right.
Mig:Yeah years and I haven't heard it anymore. Hey, I remember a scene where I went to. I passed by Silver Lake. No, what's the area there, silver Lake off of?
Speaker 4:Sunset Echo Park.
Mig:Yeah, Echo Park, but on the south side of Sunset and dude, I saw a huge raccoon. These raccoons, they looked like the size of a damn dog man. It was scary, I'm not going to lie.
Lano:They were fat, they were a little small.
Mig:Yeah, the way they water, whatever you know. They see a small size of raccoon. No, these bastards were the height of a damn medium-sized dog. Probably the guardian of the galaxy, right.
Lano:Yeah, but they're not thin like that one. They're big like little bears and they run kind of like a bear. They kind of like Kind of scary man and I don't know Are they dangerous? I always tell Ellie, watch out for the raccoon.
Mig:I mean, it depends.
Rick:If you mess with them. But they got some claws on them.
Mig:They got claws, they could have rabies also. Remember, remember the.
Lano:Cause the cats don't do nothing. They just walk by the cats. The cats don't do nothing. Just like Remember the.
Mig:The possums we used to have. We used to walk on the airline. On the wires. Yeah, that was a chach, was a chach that was shooting them With the BB gun, with the pellet gun, though, oh with the pellet gun. No, oh with the pellet gun, no, yeah. Hey, this bastard was walking on the wires A long time ago, man Like on top or hanging on the bottom, on top of the wires.
Lano:I don't know if it was a title for wire. I think it was electrical wire, right, oh, the cables that are running.
Speaker 4:Yeah, power lines, tight line On top, still in high school. On top, still in high school Could be. Yeah, we're still in high school.
Mig:Yeah, yeah, he's coming around. And then Chach comes over with his pellet gun and he's just shooting him while he's on the wire. He's getting hit. Yeah, he's getting hit, dude. You see the fur like just poof, poof. And that bastard didn't lose his balance until you made it across. It was crazy, man.
Lano:The thing about possums they just look ugly. Like I don't know if they're blind or not, but they just look ugly, and especially when you see their babies on their backs and stuff. The funniest thing was Are they blind?
Mig:I don't know if they're blind One day, no One day, when I was at home and and then it's old possum right, my sister comes and gets me. She's all in a panic Because the dogs are outside and there's a possum outside and they're trying to mess with it, but the possum is laying there.
Lano:Oh yeah.
Mig:So she goes back there. She's like come quick, you gotta throw it away, the dogs killed it. So you gotta come over here, you gotta get it. So I'm like man, I forgot what I was doing so. But I'm like okay, so I walk, I go out to the front of the house, go to the porch when the hell is it? Laura? It was right there and like are you sure it was dead? Yes, the dogs killed it. I thought have you ever heard the same playing possum? Yeah, say. Well, what does that mean? It means that that's the way they defend themselves.
Rick:They play dead. Yeah, yeah, I didn't know, that's what that's crazy, that's crazy.
Mig:Huh like well, the deputy's not dead now.
Lano:It took off it's crazy that they do that shit. And it's not like they faint, they just play dead.
Mig:Yeah, yeah, unless it's roadkill, then you know, splattered on the floor there's no, coming back from that. You ever see that clip of the the mountain lion that got the dog To get up to the tree? No, nah, it was in the city or outside. It was kind of I don't know what city it was Like recent or old, I haven't seen it. Yeah, it was like a couple months ago.
Lano:It wasn't like Monrovia or something like that. You know, there was bears Somewhere in the hilly area.
Mig:I don't think it was here, though the mountain lion took the dog like got caught the dog.
Mig:Caught the dog and then took it up to the tree. But the dog was just like it's it. I guess the dog knew like he just stayed like standing, like yeah, not moving. You know, you can see that dog, like, just like you know, looking down, and the mountain lion had him right there and as soon as the mountain lion like, kind of like, did something, as soon as the mountain lion kind of did something, looked up the fucking dog, boom, jumped down off the tree and booked it.
Mig:Smart dog and the mountain lion was like it gave a look like what the hell just happened. Where'd my dinner?
Lano:go. Yeah, it was like what the hell? Yeah, I got to look for that one. Yeah, it's a tricky one.
Mig:I've seen video out in out in the wild in the bush where they get like alks and all that you know and yeah, or like it would probably be like cheetahs or jaguars. And they take them up into the trees.
Lano:Dude, that's nuts, man, that's crazy dude, you know what popped up Cats fighting snakes. Have you seen those?
Mig:No.
Lano:Apparently because cats Is the only animal that has a faster reflex Than a snake Faster, faster. So they're just like Going to oh, they'll hop Away, right? Yeah, I think I did see One video.
Rick:They slow it down right. I did see one video.
Mig:Where the cat was like Smacking the snake yeah.
Lano:Like yeah, I think it was a cobra too. Yeah, I think it seemed like. Like slow motion when the cat, kind of like, jumps back and avoids the yeah, yeah, like the Snake strikes and the cat like Like slow mo, like dodges it Like a boxer, like slowly, like their reflexes. So let's go. We got some phone calls. You guys want to get through them. Yeah, alright, let's see this is. Let's see if this is. This is the first one, and that hotline number.
Mig:Go, who knows it? 323. No, I'm sorry.
Rick:Yeah, is it. Is that 213?
Mig:323. Okay, 323. 217. Nope 712. Nope, you better correct it 323. 207. 00. 12. 12 correct. I gotta post it up here. You better correct it 323-207-0012. I got to post it up here Again. That's the hotline number and it's sizzling. Let's see, it's on fire, is he correct?
Lano:No, no, no 323-207-0012.
Mig:That's correct. You want to know how to remember it. A little insight into how my stupid mind works. Well, the 323 is easy. That's the area code 207, because I know that the Vegas area code is 702.
Lano:So just backwards.
Mig:Vegas backwards, and then the only thing I gotta remember is 12 12-0-0-12. So just remember Gannon, you know what so?
Rick:reverse Vegas Double zero.
Mig:I'm conflicted with that bastard dude. See there, you go Reverse Vegas Auto Gannon.
Lano:The double zero Easy. That's how my stupid mind works, dude.
Mig:That's how, yeah, I'm gonna think of it somewhere else, las Vegas, otto Gannon the double zero, easy. That's how my stupid mind works, dude.
Rick:That's how I yeah, I'm going to think of it somewhere else.
Mig:There's stuff I remember. That's how I associate and remember numbers. That's for another discussion, another day. Yeah, I'm, because I find myself doing that so much dude it's like I'll be like, don't talk about Gannon. No, doing that so much dude it's like I'll be, like I'm talking about. Gannon, no, but yeah, yeah, you associate numbers to make it even.
Lano:But are you there like with players and stuff? Are you like 12? Who's 12? Or like you just already think of Gannon when you see 12.
Mig:Yeah, yeah, I think of the first 12 that I know Like 34 it's always, I mean for me, for me. Yeah, bo Jackson, I know everybody's gonna say I want to go to Venezuela. I'm like, well, bo.
Speaker 4:Jackson, more to me. For me it's.
Mig:Walter Payton.
Lano:No See, maybe Bo.
Mig:Jackson Bo Jackson 23. Walter Payton Everybody's gonna say Jordan or whatever, but no for me.
Lano:Eric Carls Okay, yeah, alright, phone call let's see 24 Alright phone call.
Speaker 4:Hey guys, this is Mike. Again, I'm one of the five listeners right now, but I just thought I'd let you know, I don't know what Ricky is advertising On his head.
Speaker 4:He has a hat on and it's some company and he wears it every episode. But I was wondering why he advertises that and not drifting on a royal. Then his black shirt he should also be drifting on the royal. But then let's go over to mickey mickey. You look to me, man, but I still put a shirt on that says Drifting on Arroyo. And you know the background. All we got to do is change some curtains. The lighting will come around, but it's looking good, Enjoying it. I'll continue to call and criticize. Otra vez Que viva la raza.
Lano:Thanks, Mike. And today I'm wearing one of our sweaters the Drifting on the Road. Let me see.
Mig:Is it the LAFC style one? You've worn that the past four times.
Lano:I know, last time I was wearing my San Anito, but you know what, this time it's the company. I lost you.
Mig:Sponsored by.
Lano:MJR you know what. I can't find my hat.
Mig:I don't know where my hat's at G was supposed to give me his dude. I can't find mine.
Lano:I was looking for my hat. The other day when I wore that other black hat, I was looking for the hat. Hey, can you make another one? I got to order them. I'm going to do it more simple, yeah.
Mig:But we just need more viewers. No.
Lano:Tee, public doesn't. They don't do hats, but I don't know where my hat's at. My wife said it's in the studio, but I don't know where. I need a hat.
Mig:Like Mike said.
Lano:Black hat. Maybe I'll do another round of hats. Take care of it. Producer.
Mig:You had them. You took the hats and had them embroidered.
Lano:No it was all like online.
Mig:I just gave them the artwork Because you know where I buy the shirts For the company and the hats. They sell the hats, these hats that I like from Dixon. They sell them. Hats that, these hats that I like from Dixon. They sell them on their website. So you get the same kind like what I did with this hat that I just showed. This hat had the. I took the patch off Felix the Cat. It was like Felix the Cat, like a cholo, but it says Dixon, I'm going to clean it up and I'm going to just bought a hat like this, a black and white hat, and it's their classic, classic um trucker hats. Yeah, and I'm gonna just. I bought a new black and white one, because this one's already faded and dirty and stuff. So I'm gonna get that patch and just stick it on the new hat. There you go. I got another hat same thing.
Lano:Same thing with that drifting on a royal patch and then you can put it on.
Mig:So if we get a patch, then, I'll get the hats and then we could just iron on, yeah, and we can get black and white or all black or whatever. I'll show you the colors that I got.
Rick:What do they?
Mig:called Bucket hats.
Lano:Mm-hmm. Oh yeah, you want one of the bucket hats. Yeah, I mean, we got a patch like that LAFC straw hat. We could just put it on anything.
Mig:Yeah, because being outside when I'm working, that's all. I wear A hat, a bucket, like a straw hat I would wear that to For fishing yeah. No, but maybe I'll look into getting patches. Maybe that's all we need is patches, patches.
Lano:And then we can get Hats. Yeah, hats or whatever. I mean you can put on any hat you want that you use.
Mig:We can come up with like a trivia question Of some sort Mail out the patch and then whoever Well, whoever gets it, we mail out the patch and then whoever well, whoever gets it, we mail them the the hat yeah, a hat or a straw hat, whatever they want. Man, maybe I don't know we'll figure it out. That's good, like we should just get patches.
Speaker 4:All right, here's the next one hey, son, if you want people to buy your merch for more lighting, you you gotta wear it, especially you. What are you wearing? A sandina, a sweatshirt, anyway.
Speaker 5:They're grilling us, it's going Bye.
Lano:I got two little girls at home, sometimes the laundry's dirty, I don't got a sweater for every day of the week.
Mig:Our number two.
Rick:our two top listeners are Well, they're repeating it, but at least I come in clean and logo-less.
Mig:So I mean you got to promote too.
Rick:You know what it is. At least I'm not promoting anybody else, you know what it is.
Mig:Then we got to have like a shirt as we walk in, already waiting for us here.
Lano:Hank hung up.
Speaker 4:Miggy.
Mig:Miggy, miggy, he could just put on an apron, a cooking apron.
Lano:Or I'm going to make him wait a couple weeks for the video to come up. All the criticism, what?
Speaker 5:a jerk.
Lano:No, I'm still editing. The new video should be out by the time this one airs, and then, hopefully, I'll get some time to work on it.
Mig:We should probably be on a delay no. Oh what, I wish this guy would hurry up and get those videos out there. Man, I want to be YouTube famous dude. Yeah, you know, I want people to come up to me and say, hey, you're on YouTube. Hey, what if this one we don't put out until next week? Nah, that won't work. I was going to say don't even put out the audio this Thursday, just put it all out next week.
Lano:Like wait until the video's in, so it won't be on a regular schedule. Just wait until everything's done and then release them all and then release them both. That way we're, but it's just going to be random. I mean, people, like you know, have their routines. I'm going to listen every Saturday or every. Well, let us know people.
Mig:Yeah, let us know how you want it Call in Because say we don't release this one on Thursday. Yeah, this is going to be for Thursday, not when we record next week. I get you, because there's going to be people that hear it and then they don't want to watch it again or whatever. They would prefer to watch it and not hear it or whatever. So if everything comes out at the same time, then they have their option of doing it however they want. But let us know, call that hotline.
Lano:Let us know, and then?
Mig:323-207-0012. And give us your two cents and we'll try to accommodate.
Lano:I might be able to start getting the videos out the day after the Friday. But then I was like, do you want me to delay the audio from Thursday to Friday? If I'm able to get it done.
Mig:Well, that's why you know it's like let our audience, audience Say what they prefer. What do you guys want us to do? You want us to release everything in one shot, or the way we've been doing it Release the audio on Thursdays. And then On track Shortly following.
Lano:When should we edit on?
Mig:Friday.
Lano:I mean it'll be a day late. I mean a day late from the audio. But I'm thinking, yeah, we'll see, we'll see how it goes. I don't want to promise the world and then let them get to it.
Speaker 5:Alright, um, next one hey, ricky, did you say Ace Ventura for 80's movies? I did did that come out in the 80's or are you talking about like 80's Ace Ventura? For me I would have to pick Damn. You guys said some good ones, man. Spaceballs is good too. I would have to go with Big Trouble, little China man I know that I can't get enough of that movie. Yeah, but Spaceballs is good too. But Big Trouble, little China, that's mine right there. Yeah, that's mine, all right guys Talk to you later.
Mig:Ever since I met that dude man he was always always about that movie. It's a good one. My fantasy football name one year was the Porkchop Express. Yeah, because I had just finished watching the Big Trouble, little China.
Lano:Yeah, and that's the very first line of the movie, I mean at the beginning, if you're not paying attention, because during the credits, right when he starts talking, he's on the CB. Yeah, oh, you see it on his truck.
Mig:You see a little pig with wings on it.
Lano:Oh, I never noticed that. I just remember he's talking to someone.
Mig:Well, yeah, but it's like what's the name of the movie? Mike, something Mike? I don't, because he says his name and always says no, not Porkchop. He says his name in the movie. I know Mark's probably going crazy right now yelling at us, but I can't remember his name in the movie.
Lano:Well, I don't know. I can't remember.
Mig:But I was talking to Rick, or I was talking to the guys before we started recording, about that whole thing, about the comedies and everything, and it was funny because that whole weekend after it's like a lot of the movies that were coming on TV or coming on were nothing but good comedies and I was like dude, it's like how come I couldn't remember this one, or how come I couldn't remember this one, or how come I couldn't remember this one, you know, and it's like the one of them that I just absolutely had to bring up Wildcats.
Rick:Oh Wildcats.
Mig:Wildcats I watched that with Finch.
Lano:Get in there, Finch Goldie Hawn.
Mig:I like it when he's in there and he's sitting down like he's sitting on the field. He's like he's humming along to the band. He's like that came out. That was one of the movies that came out, or you just?
Speaker 4:remembered. No, no, I was watching it. Yeah, I watched it.
Mig:I had to watch it. We always love that movie, because then too their colors.
Lano:Their football colors, their radio colors. And then Goldie Hawn Did like a military movie too. That was good. Private, private, benjamin, yeah, that was good too.
Mig:But then that got me Thinking, because that was like the first movie that Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes did.
Rick:Oh, you know Because. Then they went on to do?
Mig:White Men Can't Jump, which is freaking spectacular, yeah, but years later, years later, yes, classic. And it just got me thinking of like all these, like comedy groups that come out and how many great movies they've made, because another one that came out that I watched was Wayne's World. Wayne's World, I'm telling you, dude, it's like these movies we forget all about them, unless you watch them again.
Lano:A list of 90s movies. And that was the number one comedy for 90s movies.
Mig:You know, and that's a thing, wayne's- World, yeah, wayne's World.
Lano:It's like so in the Rolling Stones, have you?
Mig:showed that to Laura.
Lano:I don't know if she's watching. You know what?
Mig:it's like Wayne's World reminds me. Even both of them, man. Yeah, they're both classics Both good, they're both classics Great. But the thing that the thing that Wayne's World Reminded me of Was how many great movies Came out From SNL Cast Once there were A lot of. Snl yeah, which is Saturday Night Live. So beginning With the cast. Once there were a lot of SNL yeah, which is Saturday Night Live. So beginning with the original group, jim.
Rick:Belushi, Aykroyd, Eddie Murphy.
Mig:You just start thinking of all those movies. You got the classics, you got Animal House. You know you got the guy from Ghostbusters. Blues Brothers, yeah, the Blues Brothers. And then a little bit later, you get Training Places.
Lano:Coneheads or something, no, yeah.
Rick:Coneheads. Yeah, that was later Coming to America.
Mig:You know, and it's like all those dudes that came out of that class, yeah, and then what's the next one that came out? It's all of them with all on with mark with mike myers dana carby oh, different generations of s yeah, you know, and all of his great comedies came out, you know.
Rick:So I married an expert, or?
Mig:you know um, uh damn austin powers austin powers, yeah, you know it's like, just like so many, and then after you get Sandler and you get, then you get all Chris Farley and David Spade and Chris Rock. You know and you get all theirs that come out and everything it's like.
Lano:It's like dude.
Mig:It's like you see, when you let people be funny, yeah, how they spawn Great classic funny movies. Yeah, you know, and it pretty much ended With like Will Ferrell, that group. Oh yeah, because after that.
Rick:It died off it stopped being funny.
Mig:It died off. It's like Because they let so much, yeah, of the political correctness.
Rick:Soak into the show.
Lano:now it doesn't make it funny anymore. Now it's like nobody's like I don't know, like they're like well, you go to see the guest. I don't even watch it anymore. I don't even watch for the guest Comedy comedy.
Mig:I think I think the only one that I try to like preserve it is like like Rogan with his what he's got going on over there in Austin, because I think they talk a lot about it, that the scene here, like at the laugh act or another it's like it sucks, not the same. Yeah, it's not the same. So he built his, he did a A club they call it the Mothership.
Rick:Over there in Austin that's a club.
Mig:Yeah, comedy club, where a lot of comedians go when they're in there and they do it, you know, trying to bring that whole feeling back the way they had it back over here. But you look at some of the stuff that the comedians that are kind of with Rogan Some of them are pretty damn good. That one dude is brutal man.
Rick:That dude, tony Hinchcoff, I don't even know who he is.
Mig:His Kill Tony Rose thing. Oh man, that's not politically correct at all.
Rick:Oh, did he come on that Tom Brady one, yeah, that skinny dude, that skinny dude with the big nose, mustache and kind of like he took care he was talking crap to everybody that guy's mean he's like he didn't care.
Mig:Oh, is that the guy from?
Lano:No, no, he's like he didn't care. Oh, is that the guy from Flavor? No, no, no, no, he's the one that said that Aaron Hernandez joke.
Mig:Yeah Well, he talked about it. He was on the podcast with Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer and he was talking about that. They wanted him to just do his skit from the table and stay there. But I think he said like nah, he goes, he's, he's taking the moment and he started walking up the stairs and did his rounds to everybody and you watch his kill tony, brutal, brutal, brutal.
Mig:I don't know if you saw the setup of it, but it's like it's him and then he'll have maybe like three or four guests there, comedians or whatever that are sitting with him and they get amateur comics that come up, they introduce themselves or whatever, and I guess they do their bit to see how they do it. But I think before they start their bit, like they roast them, they roast the people that are there Like they give a good block and forth.
Rick:It's kind of brutal man. It's crazy yeah.
Mig:Yeah, it's kind of brutal man. It's crazy. Yeah, that dude Like his thing, but this dude, his whole thing is like His roasting Like he's. He's really good at damn. But I'm telling you that whole time that I'm thinking about All these comedies and everything. I still can't, can't. Pick three Top three. It's like Cause there's just like there's so many dude yeah.
Lano:Did you ever Just so many SNL like they try to promote that guy, like who did MacGruber or something like that? Like that MacGyver?
Mig:Oh yeah, you ever watch a movie of it? No, I never seen it.
Lano:That was pretty dumb. It was like over the top, huh.
Mig:It was like a.
Lano:MacGyver. But they were trying to like Promote that guy. But I never saw it, but like now it's just A bunch of like Nobodies Like on there On SNL.
Mig:Well then, what came out of that mom In Living Color.
Lano:Well, well, all those guys, ace Ventura, ace Ventura, everybody.
Rick:And then the screen movies were good.
Mig:When Mark started. That's why I thought I was going to rip into you, because Ace Ventura wasn't in the 80s, it was in the 90s. Yeah yeah, that's why I thought I was going to rip into you, but I guess not.
Lano:But the Wayne brothers? No, we didn't say anything. All those movies, we didn't.
Mig:Rick brought it up, I'm going to get you sucker All the. Wayans were on that one. Yeah, that was the start of it.
Rick:That was the OG one right there.
Lano:There was a guy who, before the Wayans brothers he would do all direct produce Townsend, robert Townsend yeah yeah yeah, the Hollywood Shuffle.
Rick:Yeah, you see the Wayans brothers on his show like little sidebusters.
Lano:Before they got big.
Mig:Yeah, yeah, no, there's so many, they're still, and then that's not even touching on all the john hughes. Oh, all of his you know it's like you got. You got your home alones.
Lano:You got damn plane, trains and automobiles yeah, you know I'm excited about the documentary of the, the brat pack. That's coming out like it's next week.
Mig:Yeah, yeah yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm you know it's like it's like how do you pick favorites, dude, dude?
Mig:You know there's like so many and then you got all the hangovers. Yeah, you know. You remember back in MTV all the before, you know all this crap that, yeah, all this crap they used to put. This past weekend we were watching UFC 302. Uh-huh, we were watching UFC 302 and then, after Shelby, her dad sent her a video, just a YouTube video, out of nowhere, and she's like yeah, let's play. Look, my dad just sent me this thing. Okay, and he goes Just out of nowhere. He sent it to her and it blew my mind Because I had totally forgot about this video. I don't know if you remember it, meg, it would always come on MTV. Remember that video Pigtails, yeah, pigtails, pigtails.
Lano:I don't remember.
Mig:The story of the wolf that's attacking the pigs.
Rick:Or he's like it's the story of the three little pigs. He's like it's the story of the three little pigs.
Mig:He's uh, he's uh. How's it go? It's like the Like weird. Like the stupid pigs were all like. No, brother Harold, my chitty chin chin. I remember that yeah, little pig, little pig.
Rick:Yeah, yeah, I remember that.
Mig:And then there was like A clay animation Video. Oh, it was like All that, uh all that death match kind of deal.
Lano:Yeah, comedy Central. Yeah, no, it was on MTV first. It was on MTV first. Oh, was it? I don't remember.
Mig:Put it load up, pigtails Lano, that way you can hear part of the song.
Mig:I was trying to get it, but it's just moving a little bit slower right now, when this thing started, I was like, oh my God, I would watch this video so many times when I was a kid and it was always that stupid, stupid pigs like in a high voice yeah. And then, like he says the wolf is like, he says something, like he's rocking out, and then he's coming on his Harley or something, and then it's like at the end of the video it says like this just proves that we can amuse idiots with, with the band that has no talent, or with a little bit of talent or something.
Mig:It blew my mind man it started making me think like damn, all the stuff that we used to watch on mtv, yeah, like the max and the max and um, you know, like the space oddities, yeah, all that crazy crap. I was like, but that that damn video was, was was pretty cool freaking beavis and butthead dude and you know the space oddities, yeah, all that crazy crap. I was like, but that video was pretty cool. Yeah, freaking Beavis and Butthead dude.
Rick:Yeah, beavis, and Butthead was on there.
Mig:Vanessa showed me this little envelope. She has her Beavis and Butthead's little playing cards. No shit Of all. Like different scenes and everything and their different characters. Uh-huh, there's one one she says she has a of bill clinton. Oh shit, she's like that one's, I guess, really really uh valuable. They're not mint, mint, mint condition. But I was like, oh man, I go, you're not, you're not getting rid of these, but that that. Um, I was tripping out when I was watching that that video, cause that thing was totally off my head.
Mig:Like that, when we think about stuff that we used to watch when we were kids and all that. This video was crazy. It was like man. Took me all the way back. It was a video that I would. I would watch all the time. It was pretty cool. What are you doing, Lionel?
Lano:No, I lost the phone calls and then, like Google's not working, I'm trying to get it back up. I'm trying to.
Mig:And then the people don't know what we're looking at up on top, because you can't put the screen.
Lano:So I need a picture of Mark, so then, when he's on the phone calls, I'm going to put their picture up.
Mig:You got on the IG when he was running the marathon with me.
Lano:It's kind of small. I'll try it, so when they do the video, I can put it up.
Mig:Oh, when he's on phone call, right, yeah, yeah yeah, it shows phone call from Mark the shark yeah, that's pretty cool.
Lano:Hey, my light went out.
Mig:yeah, they show this phone call from Mark the Shark. Yeah, that's pretty cool.
Lano:Hey, my light went out, dude, I didn't even notice. Is this thing out of? Well, you know what? I didn't have time to charge it, so it's out, it's out, oh sorry.
Mig:So you sit there and sit in the dark. All right, let's get back on track.
Lano:All right, let's see.
Mig:I got the phone calls on. Let me see the next one.
Lano:Sorry for taking us off on that tangent. Okay, let me see the next one.
Speaker 5:Rick, I'm with you, man. I think we need to stop all the cussing. So I'm going to try to ride the wagon with you. I'm going to see if I can stop all the bad words, all the cuss words, and eliminate that. Because I do a pretty good job of turning it off when I get home, you know, when I'm around other people and meetings this and that, but when I'm on the job site or sometimes I get really, really mad, it just comes out. But I'm going to try to see if I can do some Devo mind control over myself and control the bad words. But I'm with you, bro.
Mig:I said we're, we're not going to, alright, let's do it. I already slipped up A couple times today but yeah, you did, it's going to be A little process. I'm going to. I'm going to try to Try to Try to not do it, because it's funny when we're around my mom, it doesn't come out Our sisters, or whatever. It doesn't come out. It doesn't, it's just automatic. Even when the kids were small, it wouldn't come out, especially when they were small dude.
Mig:I was super conscious of that, but it wasn't even us trying really hard, it was automatic, it wouldn't do it. Even now, dude, even now I'm not really comfortable.
Rick:As an adult. Yeah, even though they're all adults.
Mig:Yeah, even though they're all adults. Yeah, I mean, when my dad I would cause he would get a kick out of it when we were watching the games and everything before we watched the games back there he'd be like he was like Ricky, and then I would turn to my dad and I would tell him, like what the F you talking about? Oh, everyone, so I yeah but yeah, that mean I gotta try to like take that off, I mean just like.
Rick:Mark said you get pissed off.
Mig:Yeah, it's like man it really comes out. It really comes out, but I think, as long as you're conscious about it and you're trying to and you catch it right, you're in the right track. So, yeah, especially on the podcast we're on here, I don't know. Yeah, the cussing's got to stop. It has to.
Lano:And then I can take the 18 and over off and the kids can watch the show.
Mig:Yeah, we can get back our PG-13 rating.
Speaker 5:This is for OG Mike. I'm with you, man. I don't know what they're staring at. You know it looks like they're just kind of gazing up at the sky, you know, staring at us all off. But yeah, I'd like to see what you guys are looking at. So I think you guys need to do that Also. Hey, mike. Well, mike and Drift on the Road. Don't you think they got kind of a Garden of the Galaxy kind of vibe? When you watch the video, they're like little spaceships, like all those hands up inside there.
Rick:Yeah.
Speaker 5:All right, yeah, alright look at y'all yeah.
Mig:We just referenced it earlier. Yeah man, yeah, lano, lano did, lano did good man, yeah, hey, this is this is the time when I'm gonna give Lano His props and we give him a hard time. But this dude works hard On this damn podcast. No, I just, I try to just Put little colors.
Lano:Just to separate the camera. Me and Meg just show up and we do time, but this dude works hard on this damn podcast.
Mig:No, I just I try to just put little colors just to separate the me and me just show up and and we do everything but this dude, yeah, from the board to the mics, to the cameras, to the lights, to the soundproof, to even put in the ac up in here for us. I mean, you do a lot, man, so'm going to give you your flowers, right now yeah, but it's not, it's 100% your baby dude, and you do a good job with it.
Lano:It's not a heat pump, but it's the best I could do. Yeah, no, no.
Rick:We still won't convert to all your.
Mig:AI crap, but all your hard work in this podcast is not going unnoticed. Just know that.
Lano:All right.
Mig:I don't know about Meg, but I appreciate the hard work that you're doing. No, I do?
Rick:I've given him props before.
Mig:But you're doing a hell of a job. I mean, it's good that you're into all this tech stuff.
Rick:That's what I'm saying, dude.
Mig:I always say it's his show, dude, we're just a talent. Yeah, because say like me, you and G would have started. We would have never been this technical.
Rick:No, never dude, it would be like a low-budget grind film from the 70s look style.
Mig:Because everything that's high-tech here is because of Lano and Because everything that's high-tech here is because of Lano.
Lano:And then I know Mig shows up early, so I try to have a car show ready for him to watch. Well, he waits for you to show up, he caters.
Mig:Keep the talent happy, yeah. So when people hear us getting on the producer, we appreciate the hard work that he's doing, and then I do appreciate the Guardians of the Galaxy, but when we rip on the producer, it is good show content.
Lano:For the fans. Alright, let me see the next one.
Speaker 5:Hey you guys, regarding Robert De Niro, you're right, that stupid son of a mother flower, that guy got me frosted man. I'm so mad At his antics. That guy got me frosted man. I'm so mad at his antics. That guy needs to go to a corner and perform the act of fornication on himself. I'm serious man, that guy.
Mig:Oh sorry, nice, we'll just leave that one to that. Go on.
Speaker 5:He's on himself. I'm serious man, that guy's man, I got it, I know, I know.
Mig:If you know, you know, whereas the kids like to post I Y K Y K the acronym yeah, kids like to post I y k y k the acronym yeah, yeah well, that's all the phone calls, yeah hey, real quick before we end it. Did you, um, did you notice that a couple weeks ago the right there in the placita olvera the colondrina closed down? I read about it Colondrina. Like the old restaurant, the old restaurant Crasmo.
Lano:Taquitos yeah.
Mig:The restaurant. Oh yeah, I do remember hearing one of them closed.
Lano:Yeah, that one closed down, yeah they said the plumbing issues or something, and I think that's right went up or something.
Mig:Yeah.
Lano:Yeah, but it was inside like the oldest brick building in la or something like that. Yeah, well, yeah, a lot of restaurants, but I don't know that I think, I think a lot of the store owners or anything.
Mig:They complain a lot about the, the homeless oh, they're showing through there. Yeah, you know a lot of, a lot of like the, the people, like the tourists don't really want to go there, you know, because because of the homeless yeah they go are they getting inside or they're just Because of the outside of it? I think both you know they're Like walking through there.
Rick:I would think they would be able.
Mig:To have like guys. That would kick them out.
Rick:Yeah.
Mig:Cause that That'll. That'll piss me off if I mean our, it's a joke.
Lano:When you go to, like, let's say, old town, san Diego or whatever, like Our, where it's just A little. Alvarez is just a little.
Mig:What do you mean? It's, the Placita is like a little, just a little Pueblo section.
Rick:It's not supposed to be this extravagant.
Mig:Damn thing, dude. It's in it's name, dude, placita, yeah, but even like Small plaza it's. You go in there and you do, you get your your taquito and you get your Little soft serve ice cream or your chur.
Lano:Alvarez Street or that new Northgate, like marking, like in.
Mig:Right, there you just said it your new, new Northgate. Which is Like no, no I want, I want the feeling of a little pueblo. So you go in there and you get the feeling Of a little pueblo. You go up a little bit more when, where the church is at, you get the performers that are dancing.
Rick:Yeah, with some kind of celebration, you see a little dance, that's what that's all about Now.
Lano:when's the last time?
Speaker 4:both of you guys have been there it's been a long time yeah that's what I'm saying.
Lano:I mean, I was at Northgate two months ago.
Mig:Well, I haven't been there at all, so what's your explanation for that? Yeah, I've never been there When's the last time you've been at Coroquai. I don't even know what that is.
Lano:I don't even know what that is, but you guys know, like the taquitos, curaçao, curaçao.
Speaker 5:Dumbass.
Lano:So you know the taquitos right, apparently like their warehouse or their factory, is down the street, like on Broadway, like Broadway Downey Park. So right before like the downey um, like gym, like recreation center, there's like a brick building but that's where they store all their taquitos and you could buy taquitos at the window before four o'clock there instead of going to. I'll get some. I'll buy some for us next time because they close at four. You buy taquitos there or you could they have like different size packs and you can even even buy them like uncooked if you want to cook them yourself Like a pack, like a frozen pack Taquito.
Mig:Yeah, but the thing is you got to get that guacamole sauce. They have that. They give you that guacamole sauce with it.
Lano:But instead of driving in, if you want those taquitos, you don't have to go in to look for parking for Alvarez Street, just go. I think like across from the Carnitas Michoacan. You guys like those carnitas.
Mig:You like that place. I'm not a fan of carnitas, dude. I don't really ever really order carnitas unless I know they're going to be really really good, Because I know a lot of people swear by it Like, oh, you live over here, you ever go there.
Lano:And I'm like, yeah, I mean it's been there.
Mig:It's not one of my favorites. It's not memorable for me?
Lano:Yeah, it's not memorable but I know a lot of people talk about that place.
Mig:I mean it's just like having any other carnitas.
Lano:What's good?
Mig:A carnitas Michoacan is a red salsa. Oh, that red salsa is amazing dude.
Lano:Because I have people that work swear by it. I mean, you get that dude, you put it on all your tacos, your nachos, whatever you get there, dude, and yeah I mean, I have this, that red, that red salsa, dude, it's like no other oh bro but um
Mig:yeah, but as far as like ordering, like a camitas burrito or whatever, and I never, I never do it. Yeah, you know.
Lano:Now, before Before we end this show, like there's a lot of Like good TV coming out in June. I know you guys have been seeing the trailers and stuff. We got the House of Dragons.
Mig:House of Dragons, the bear that.
Lano:The Brat Pack movie A lot of reviews, a lot of reviews. There's a lot of shows. Did you catch up on Game of Thrones or the House of Dragons?
Mig:House of Dragons Not yet.
Lano:Trying to watch it but just letting our fans know we're going to do a renewal.
Mig:We're going to do a review Me and Vanessa we're going to re-watch the first season.
Lano:The Brat Pack, all that stuff. I'm going to watch all the movies, I think it's the second season, that's it.
Mig:I doubt they'll make something past this.
Rick:Two years.
Mig:It took two years to make the second season.
Lano:I think that was because of that strike.
Mig:No, that writer's strike.
Lano:That's a big delay. I think that was it. We'll see.
Mig:A show that's going to come at the end of the year, Season 3.
Lano:The White Lotus oh yeah, I think at the end of the year, season 3. The White Lotus oh yeah, I watched the White Lotus. You've seen those HBO 1 and 2?
Mig:Yeah, it's a crazy show.
Lano:So the first one was like Hawaii, oh yeah.
Mig:I think I do remember hearing about that.
Rick:Yeah, watch, and they're different stories.
Lano:They're trippy, yeah, and they're just like different stories they're trippy.
Mig:Different stories. Yeah it's, it's a good Original. Like that's been a while too, I think Yellowstone's gonna be coming back this year.
Lano:No, at the end of the year. Yeah, I heard they're talking about that.
Mig:Like maybe.
Lano:October, November around there.
Rick:Yeah.
Lano:Yeah, there's some other ones that like Pretty good. I'm missing, but like a lot of stuff's coming out.
Mig:And then I think in In July Is Kevin Costner putting out another Western.
Lano:One in June and one in July. There's two parts. And then he's filming the third one, so I don't know if they're coming out next year it's called, I think, american Saga.
Mig:Yeah, kevin Costner.
Lano:American Saga or A American Saga, I don't know Something like that.
Mig:I don't know, I guess, I guess I should. How many seasons are? Is Yellowstone already? Yellowstone's five, five, I guess I would recommend I never really, even it never Called my attention. It's good, it's good. I would recommend.
Lano:Seeing the prequels first. Like in order of the times, what are the prequels?
Mig:It's the years, that's 1886 and 1923.
Lano:So he's working on another show like 2024 or something. He's calling it Like a Yellowstone, like today, I don't know, or something like that. Well, that would be, Yellowstone. Yeah, I guess. Yeah, you're right.
Mig:But there's something with this year, like don't know, Spin off 1886. You said, yeah, that one's with what's that dude's name? He's a senior country senior.
Lano:Yeah, he's a country senior. Oh, I gotta look it up.
Mig:He came out in. Did Sam Elliott come out in it?
Lano:Yeah, yeah, he came out of Friday Night Lights when it starts.
Mig:When it starts, he came out of the Blind Side when that starts. I can't remember the. I watched the beginning of a Western. I forgot the name of it. It might have been 1883. When it starts, is it the Indians attacking the white people, the sellers? I think so, yeah. And then the girl gets like the arrow shot.
Lano:Yeah yeah, they show the ending first, the very first scene. She's still like shooting, yeah, okay.
Mig:They show the very first scene yeah so that one. So yeah, sandman, yeah, okay. And that's a show Tim McGraw, tim McGraw, there we go, tim McGraw, alright, yeah, yeah, that look that, look crazy. No 1883 Okay.
Lano:Yeah, watch that one. Those are good, and then 1923. Yeah, 19 yeah.
Mig:That one's with Harrison Ford and then Jump into Yellowstone.
Lano:Yeah, five seasons of Yellowstone, okay, yeah. So I guess That'll be it for today.
Mig:Yeah, I guess so.
Lano:Good show Is good and this, this one should come out. The video should come out Soon.
Mig:To rip off the Hodge twins. It's a damn Good show. Watch out, man Props, man Props. They might come for our equipment. They're not gonna come for me. Man, I'm giving props. I love them, dudes. That's it. Keep on drifting, yo peace.
