Brown Bag Mornings - Ep 274 BUST A MOVE Brown Bag Mornings (8/12/24)

Episode Date: August 12, 2024

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106, brown bag mornings. Good morning to you. It's Monday, August, 12th. I know a lot of you are really happy that your kids are going back to school. Shout out you. I still got one more week. Oh, that's good.

Yeah, it's so good. Amazing. I don't know if you guys have noticed anything that smells different about me. I smells? Sweat. Yeah, no. Hey!

It's also Hallie Berry's favorite perfume now. Oh, my God. Over the weekend, I went to Las Vegas for the Virgil Ortiz fight, which, by the way, was incredible. Yes. And I saw Hallie Berry like roaming around the hallways. That's tight.

And I was like, Hallie Berry, what's up? And he was let they work at Per 106. She gave me a hug. And she was like, you smell so good. That's like the biggest conflict. I'm going to shower in that every single day. Like, I don't know if you know about this. Hellyberry likes my perfume.

Did you say Hallie Barry? She's so sweet, though. Really, really nice lady. She went to the fights, which is awesome. She went for one of the undercards, which is really cool. Because that's how these fights start off. Like that's where you see the stars come up in the in the fights before the fights. Maximo, you saw the fight too?

I did see the fight. Sirhi and Virgil. Yeah, I saw it. Where did you see it? I was home. You have to create? Yeah. Oh, okay.

Yeah, I watched it and it was an intense fight overall. It was a bra. It was insane. And I feel like the last four rounds were just super intense. Yeah. Just swinging away. Both of them some dogs. Sirhi is from Ukraine.

Ukraine fighters are intense. And they're fighting. from, especially with what was going on in the Ukraine, for them, they're representing a lot. And they're fighting for their country and their people like nobody else, right? Virgil from, I think it's called St. Prairie, something Prairie, Texas. I think so. So he is representing too. And usually with Virgil Ortiz Jr. fights, I'm used to, like, first, second round knockouts.

Let me tell you, his score, like, his record is 210. That means he's 121 and 0, and he's at 21-KOs. Yep. Like everyone he's fought, he's knocked out, except Seri. Yeah, he's from Grand Prairie, Texas. Grand Perry, boom. Did I say St. Perry?

Sorry of those from Grand Prix. Really? Yeah. Okay. So Virgil's record is he knocks people out, knocks people out. Usually the ones I've seen first couple rounds. You don't make it past the first couple rounds. No.

And you could tell he was upset that Sir, he was just not going down. So much so that, Sir, he's the one that has the belt, right? Right. They were fighting for a belt. And it ended up going to Virgil Ortiz Jr. people are upset at that because they saw how much sir he put up with and gave back to dog downs yeah yeah well no one bro i'm not like to do that um that's that one was a slip one was a slip yes the the first one no no let me talk bro it was one knockdown and one slip initially the first knockdown was said

that it was a slip and then over there in nevada you can challenge it you can challenge the knockdown So they rewatched it. And during one of the other rounds, they stopped the round to say, hey, that first one was a knockdown. The reason they do that is because the judges are scoring. They're scoring based off points. So they had to stop and be like, hey, whatever you had there, you had to change your score around, right? So later, when Virgil Ortiz ends up winning, people are like, no, the judges are just. If that was the, if it was like a judge kind of siding for Virgil, then they wouldn't have stopped it to tell him, hey, like, give this full a knockdown.

For people that are watching on TV, that wasn't, like, clear. Because I did see, like, that second one was clearly a slip. Yeah. Like, it wasn't like he actually got knocked down. He swung. He slipped on, like, sweat or something. Yeah, and then he landed on his gloves. It wasn't, like, it was a punch that did that.

Yeah, it wasn't a stagger. They weren't even, like, interacting at that point. He was kind of going forward towards Sirhey. But that's where he'd get tricky. And that's why I do, like, the challenges. The first one wasn't considered a knockdown. Syrhy's team was like, hey, go run that back. They ran that back.

They're like, yeah, it's a knockdown. Like just because of how Virgil can pop back up. They know, you heard me. Yeah, it was a knockdown, right? That's what I'm saying, though. When I went to the judges and he ends up winning, a lot of people were like, no, the judges were on his side. If they were, then they wouldn't have counted the first one as a knockdown. They wouldn't have given that to Serhi.

But I think it was so upsetting. And being at the fight, you see the frustration in Virgil that he's hitting with power punches. He's hitting and he's almost stunning, Serhi. But Seri just won't go down. This is untouchable. Right? And he ends up taking the belt. And I just think it's going to be like a good setup for it if they do rematches. Yeah, they had rematch would be nice.

Because it was action all fight. You don't get bored at a fight like Virgil Ortiz and that guy, Sirhi Bouachechek. I'm going to say his name wrong. He was bringing it to. Afterwards, they both went to the doctor. Really? Yeah, it was bad. Well, they were, they're beating each other.

That's a contender, if not the fight of the year. Yeah, that's what they were saying. Because how much they were hitting each other. They didn't stop hitting in the body, hitting in the head. And for people to be like, because afterwards, I saw all the complaints. People were like, people were like, if he won, he wouldn't go to the doctor. If you fight like that, you're going to go to the doctor. Both of them were turning up on each other.

It's crazy. They were taking it to the chin. Yeah. Pause, but they were just, it was crazy. Strong as rocks, bro. It was wild. If you don't watch boxing or if you do watch boxing, you replay that, I remember we got home, I had to watch it again. Because it's different watching it in person.

Yeah. You're hearing the grunts. You're seeing it. And Loki, like, in the energy of the moment, then seeing it on TV. For sure. Like, people that saw on the TV, again, you see, you have a different angle. So you're kind of seeing above the ring. And then I'm seeing, like, side of the ring and just the grunts and everything.

But the aggressor the whole time was Virgil. And I can't wait to see him fight more. He's after Crawford, you guys. Yeah, I saw that. Bud Crawford. And that's what Turkey, the Saudi dude, that's what he's trying to make happen. Let's go. That's what's crazy.

That was taking no. over boxing by the way. Yeah, he got money. You know how they have... You know how they have Canelo as the face of boxing? Yeah. Sir, I'm excuse me, Turkey, who is the Saudi prince, what is it, right of season? He wants to be the face.

Yeah, he posts that he's the face. Bro, like, already he's taking over boxing. What it is to have money? And I was learning about him, Loki. His brother is, I guess, set up to be the king or is the king of that area. of, right? He's like the second. He's like the spare. Oh, okay. So to him, he's like, I can't have the kingdom. Like, I can't have this. Yeah. But I'm going to do it this way. So we're his kingdom now.

They probably gave him spending money. For real. Go get busy, man. They say that his brother is like the richest fool. Like, I don't know if it's in the world or in that area, but the richest guy because he has, I guess, the throne or is about to. I don't know too much of that dynamic. But that this dude, Turkey, he's that, since he's the, since he's the, the second son, he can't be king, he can't be anything. He's like, no, I'm going to take over boxing. Canelo, where are you at? He'll go see me on TV.

Yeah, that's crazy. All right, well, yeah, that was your box talk, impromptu. Key leader because Angie and Greg, they both went to D23 over the year. Amazing. Bro, I was watching all that content, all the stuff from Disney that we're finding out. Amazing. Really. We need to talk about it because we and Greg had a blast.

And we had to interview some people that I'm now the favorite Thia because of these. Oh, yeah. Oh, really? Yep. They gave you browning points to your nieces. I'm like, oh, Angie, you're the favorite piano. I love it. Find out all about it next.

It's Power 106. LA's number one for hip-hop. Power 106, Brownback mornings. Okay, so Angie and Greg over the weekend, tell us about your lives. We had a Disney weekend. I know you two. I know you two together. What?

Okay, it was work. It was work. It was work, Maximo. Yes, we went to the D-23 this past weekend. It was at the Anaheim Convention Center. Yes. And Greg and I, actually got to interview some of the cast

from Sentin' And if you don't know what D23 is, it's a fan fest for like the Disney. Yeah, it's like their Comic-Con. Yeah, literally, the perfect way to put it because they have everything from Avatar to... All the new stuff that was coming now, that was so cool.

All the announcements. There's gonna be like a Coco Land, no, Coco Ride. Coco Ride. It's coming to California Adventure. I can't wait. I thought that was tight. And they're also working on like Monsters Inc.

England. They're working on the Villainsland that's coming to Magic Kingdom. And then a bunch of, of new movies or they announce a bunch of new movies. Okay, but talk to me about descendants. Descendants. It's like high school kids, and they're all high school and they're all different.

There's four of them. This one's about vampires. And we were talking to them about them. One of them, her name was Dara Renee. Are they called descendants because they're descendants of like certain. Yes. Of the villains. They're the villains.

They're the village's children. And they're going to like a school and they look like outcast. Nice. So like the movie is them trying to like fit in. and they do a lot of singing. It's a musical. It's a musical. Yeah, my nieces are obsessed with them.

On Disney Plus. On Disney Plus. Yeah. So then we were talking to them. It's Dara, Renee, Peter, Ladell, Joshua Hook. They're all part of it. And one of them, before we even started the interview, she's like, Power 106, I love you guys so much.

I was like, what? She's like, oh, my God. I grew up listening to Power 106, blah, blah, blah. Like, all right, let's talk about it. Oh, blah. And this is what she said. Yes, I'm a huge Power 106 fan. Did you grow up around here?

Okay, here's the team. I grew up in Baltimore, but I spent high school here. So when y'all would go down to the beaches and be Power 106 and do the basketball games, I was there. When y'all did the colleges where y'all would be at certain colleges, I was there too. I got your CDs when y'all would do the remix back in the day. Shout out DJ Eman. DJ Eman still does the basketball games. Really?

We have to have you come out to one. No way. Hello, let me know right there. I'll represent y'all if y'all need to. We have to get the whole cast to come out, make a special appearance of the basketball game. That would be awesome. Cute. She goes to all the, she would go on all the basketball games when she was younger.

Dang, that must have been back in the day, though, because she said the CDs. There used to be, like, power compilation CDs. Shout out to Pocos Per Locos, there was, that compilation CD. I had one of the NICT. It was, you know what, two compilation CDs. What? Yeah. That's crazy.

So she was a diehard power fan. She even wanted a rap for us. Let's go. She did a little rap. Yeah, her freestyle. Yeah, listen to this. All right. Go on.

Go ahead. Yeah. We're here at D23. We ain't came to play. We just came to slay. I'm not a rapper though, but I'm a killing girl. And I just got my... I was about to say, I was not.

Let's go, baby girl. She got it. Yeah, no, I loved her. Like, honestly, she was just like a burst of energy. She's Juliana. She plays Juliana in Descendant. So she's like... Who is she the descendant of?

So she's Ursula's sister. Oh. Yeah. And then, oh, my. you watched the descendants one like umas uh tia so she's like a big deal she's like the main villain in that descendants but when we met her she just came in like greg was saying she came in with so much energy um energy and she's like i love you guys so much and i'm like can you freestyle you love it so much prove it with a freestyle

that's crazy who was beatboxing uh one of the other members that was pretty good they were to beat us tight yeah so you guys doing like different little I guess games that they had there? Yeah. They had so many different activations. The one that I left with, like, so jealous because Greg got to do, yeah. Was like the match, the Disney one where you do like, welcome to Disney.

Oh, yeah. I was like, I'm Greg C. And you're watching Disney Channel. And I tried it. It's actually harder than it looks. Okay. Was there a long line? Is that way you didn't get to do it?

It went by pretty fast. Yeah, I had to leave. Oh, got it got it. No, went by pretty fast. Like a lot of the lines, it was pretty quick to, uh, the activation that I liked a lot was Avatar. The Avatar one was the detail on that one was crazy.

What was it? They just take you like they have a whole world built like if you're in Avatar. That's tight. And then they have like the low key series one. The low key series was a good one too

as well. There's a lot of just, I couldn't even finish it. Amazing stuff. Yeah. It was huge. When Greg did the, he posted the video.

Yeah. Let's put it on Brownback when he's one of six. He posted the video of him doing the one. Mickey. Mickey ears. You drew a cloud dog.

I drew something. I don't know what it was. I know it naturally does The Disney thing, but you were like, do, do, do, like, you just kept doing the roles. Yeah, because you would think about it, like, they would teach you or something. Yeah. They're just like, oh, no, have fun with it at first. Have fun.

So then, like, you have fun, do your little dance. And then, like, all right, do the ears. What do you mean, do the ears? Where are the ears at? They're like, no, you have to draw the ears out. Like, where? I do something. There's something on there, and I was way off.

That's like everybody's little make-believe in their rumor and their mirror. Like, I'm letty. Welcome to Disney Channel. Right. You practicing? Yeah. but that great got to do that one in real life D23, that's so tight. Shout out to everybody that

showed up. You guys got to see a bunch of cool new sneak peeks. I saw like the new trailers to a bunch of stuff. Toy Story 5. Lilo and Stitch, like a live animation. That looks cool. I think they had Frozen 3. Yeah, Frozen 3 is in the making. Incredibles 3 as well.

Yeah, Moana 2 and the making. That one's coming like in 2026. But the one that I kept saying was like Toy Story 5. The new concept that they have is like technology versus toys. I'm like, oh my God, I need to watch this one because I'm like, that is reality nowadays. Right. I'm surprised that hasn't been

already in a toy story, so I'm glad that they're doing that. Yeah. Right. Yeah. This was with them at a carnival. You know, it's like, hey, oh yeah, maybe let's do the screens. Yeah, and the iPads and all that stuff now against the toys. They're going to lose. Bruh, I try to stuff animal the kids all day. Hey, you guys want to play with your little dinosaur? No! What the phone? Roblox!

That's how we do you see Toys R. Just punch the iPad. Punch the iPad. That's hilarious. All right. Keep in here, you guys. Power 106, All right. All right for hip-hop.

Parano 6, brownback mornings. It's a Monday, bro. Yeah. We're here. August 12. I know. Maximo, I appreciate you coming in today, bro. Our guy, Vic is out.

Yeah. He's out. He's amazing? Yeah. He's on Rolls Grand? I don't know what he's here. He's not here today. But, and Maximo's low-key turn sick.

I don't know. Last night. What happened? I don't know. Last night. just had like cold chills. It was random. Let me scoot over.

I'm here, I'm fine. Yeah, he's here. Yeah. Right next to me right now. Yeah, I hope that. I'm good, bro. I hope that Vic gets you a coffee. Yeah, I hope so too.

Because I know if he was here today, you would be out today, but you know he's... It's all good. I'm here, team player. Team work, okay? This is your flu game, bro. You might be giving us the flu, doing it, but it's fine. No, no, no, I'm not doing it. I don't know.

Today, if I sweat through four shirts, like you said you did last night, much of all. That was weird. For sure. Maybe it was on my way to my skinny journey. Yeah, you probably lost a couple. Oh, that was so much way, bro. Yeah, so you know what? Matter of fact.

He's dehydrated. He's drinking electrolyte. He's going through it, but he's being dramatic. He got it. He's here. We're here. We have shoutouts? Yes, we do.

Aloyu on Instagram wants to give us to that's how they spelled it. Aloyo on Instagram wants to give a shout out to her daughter, Amelia, starting first grade today. Oh, my. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

I love you. Erica wants to give a shout out to her kids. I go back to school today as well. Giselle and Anthony. Daisy wants to give a shout out to her child, Tony. It's his first day of eighth grade today. Nice. Cute, cute, cute.

Mona wants to give a shout out to her daughter. Not that Mona, not our Mona. Like, oh, my gosh, his kids. Yeah, my gosh. She says she's, her daughter's starting first grade today. So she said, watch out first grade. Here she comes. Watch out first grade.

Yes, six years old. It must be. Shout out of my first grade is out there. Shout out Emmy. I'm a shout out Emmy and shout out Max. Today they're both going to new schools. Oh, new school. So just fresh art.

Yeah. Fresh start, you know. What grades? Max is going to first and Emmy's going to six. What crime are you running from? Me? Yeah. Not running for no crimes, all right?

Is it a new middle school? Is it a new middle school? So for Emmy, it's a middle school that has a soccer program. Nice. So she's going there specifically for that program. Instead of doing PE, she's going to play soccer. Let's go. Nice.

And then. Max is going to an elementary school closer to where Daniela works. Nice. So it's easier for drop off. Yeah. Nice. Shout out to Jorge, Luisito. Luisito.

They're still asleep right now. They are on their last week of vacation. They're in the in-between to where their summer camp ended. Yeah. And their school starts next week. Okay. So we're just like, what's up, bro? What are you doing today?

I don't know what are you doing today. So I have to figure out activities for a whole week. For them? Yeah. I'm in your guy's boat that you've been in the summer. Right. Yeah, it's trying to figure out what to do with them. But we'll have fun, we'll have fun.

Yes. And we got birthdays as well. Downtown Adam wants to give a shout out to his homie, Jeremy. Happy heavenly birthday today. Shout out downtown Adam, man. He's a good singer. Yes, he said, shout out to you guys as well for coming to the OC on Friday. Me and my son, aka Lucky, we had so much fun.

Oh, that's so awesome. Bro, we have hella OC love, which is a trip. I was in Vegas, and shout out to my guy, Hector, and Abraham. They're part of Alexi Rocha's camp. Shout to S.O.A. They were like, what? you come to the OC, you don't even tell us. And I'm like, waiting until you hear our next announcement.

Right. Angie, you know the announcement. You're making the graphic. Oh, yeah. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. So see for you. Yeah.

O.C., just know we have something special plan for you. Yeah. And then Jessica Franco wants to give a shout out to her son, Albert. He's turning 10 years old, and I want to let him know that he's growing up to be an amazing young man. His dad, Adrian, and I are very proud of him. He's a great big brother to his twin sister. and his baby brothers. We all love him.

Let's go. Big 10 right there. Wait, hold on. I have questions for mom. Because mom, you just shouted out your son that's turning 10 today, but not his twin which would have the same birthday. You're right. Maybe he needs a little more motivation.

Unless that's not his twin, unless Greg Redderog. She was born like at 12-01. No, no, no. Twin is safe day, dog. Good call. Hey, happy birthday your favorite is. One twin and nothing. Do you guys get what I'm saying?

That's one. Let's see. Maybe he has twin sisters. Like sisters that are twins, but not him. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Otherwise, wow. Wow. Yeah, we see that.

I'm going to find out now. We see the favoritism. Where is this DM? Right. Find out. Or Greg just messed it up. Yeah, it's okay. That's very likely.

It's okay. It's a good thing. Hold on. It doesn't make me mad now. I'm trying to find this. Ziam. You're trying to mess up. This is like when it was Angie's birthday and my sister's birthday at the same time.

But I shouted you both. He did. Yeah, thank you. Smart. Wait, no. Wait, Jessica, Franco. Okay. Shout out to you.

He's a great big brother to his twin sisters. Yeah, so he has sisters that are twins. Okay, he's not a twin. All right. Yeah. Let's get, let's get. Let's put up. Okay, respect back on your name, Mom.

Yeah. Shout out to him. Thank you for being a great big brother. Okay. That's it. Yeah, that's it. That's it. Happy birthday to you guys.

Feliz Cumpalanos. A T. Shout out all the kids going to school today. Yeah. You guys deserve a shout-out too. You do deserve a shout-outs. I hope that you have your water bottle and it's extra cold. I hope you guys have the backpack that you wanted.

I hope that your fit looks fly. Your America is right. And if it isn't, it's cool, too. It's cool, too. It makes for a good story, bro. I got dressed cold in my first day of school. Nice. It did not work out for me.

Yeah, wear a haltertop. And it was high school. And the lady was like, nope, put a P. P.E shirt on it. No, the first down. So my first day. Pee shirt dog because I was trying to do too much

I was trying to do too much I was not somewhere high Yeah back What about you Maximo How was your guys first days of schools I usually try to get a haircut And you know Just a little flog at the flop

Yeah It lasts it for like two weeks Because then they got dusty Yeah That's cool I hung up by myself for like a month You what? Swear to God

I hung up by myself Hung out by his Oh that's so sad So like a little horseshoe area And I just hung out there by myself Wait was it a new city No So there was no

So there was kids you knew from previous schools. One of my friends that I've known since like elementary school, he's like, what are you doing over here by yourself? I was like, I don't know, just hang out over here by myself. Just leave me alone. Yeah, he's like, no, coming out over here, then I just hung out. Okay.

What grade are you talking about? High school. High school. Call me to hang out. And in middle school, I only had like one friend, so I hung up with my one friend. It was a haircut, bro. You have so many friends now. You have so many friends.

Yeah, now everybody wants to be my friend. Hey, you're so popular. Back then, no, they didn't want me. Now I'm all on me. I still remember that day. I remember sitting by myself for like a month. I didn't talk to nobody. You know how life would have been if you just got to fade?

You know how much cooler it would have been if you just went to the barber and said you get fade real quick? I had my long hair. So I'm like my hair was super long. No, suffer because you want. Yeah. But there are kids starting new schools like Emmy, like Max. Yeah, for sure. Maximo's kids.

That it might be tough for you. It might be. And honestly, that was one. one of my biggest anxieties, we had moved from Burbank to San Gabriel when my oldest son David, when he was going to middle school. Right.

And I felt really bad because I'm like, you don't know these kids. Like in my brain, I just felt, oh, he's going to sit by himself. Like, he must feel like the anxiety. I don't know any kid here. He's going to need help to his classes and all of that. The good thing is he was starting

when all the other kids were starting. Right. But like everyone was starting. middle school but most of them come from the same elementary school and stuff like that so i just had this feeling the whole first week of did i do the right thing am i so am i a bad mom like i had so much anxiety for that and he was chill he's like yeah i found a friend yeah i got someone like he just ended he wasn't like a month and not talking about but you know what it's fine it's fine he's got different strokes you're different folks you'll get there and parents too if you're going through that

anxiety i know it's like uh-blu-bluh but yeah it's just it's hard to get out of that I went to Silmar High after being at Hoover High in Glendal and I was roaming around too. Like by yourself, huh? Because you don't know anyone, bro. Okay, me too, but I was in third grade and I didn't know English.

I was living in Spanish. Living in Spanish. Are you in trauma bonding? Yeah, trauma bonding. Can we hug now? So what happened, Angie? You were. I was in third grade and we moved schools.

We moved from, I was going to Madison Elementary and then I switched to Jefferson. And so it was like the first time that it was like full on English. And I remember like the first whole month by myself and Reese's by myself. They had you in DSL before? Yes. Like the only thing they taught me was like the colors and like the months we were still learning them. So I was.

Marsh. You know you like. Every where to be. Stop. Tell me how you said it. Yeah. I'm going to teach you. Jean Wedding.

January. No, the one that I was struggling with, until this day, it's February. February. That's cute. But then you got friends. Now, yeah, Norma, my first friend ever. Shout on Norma. She came and she talked to me. And then we play tag and tetherball. You know when it hurts? It's lunchtime.

Yes. See? You just walked around with your lunch. By myself. I was in next to like the restroom. Yeah, I would sit by myself too. Why the restroom? Because that's like a good place I get it You're just sitting there Maybe you're making line

You don't know You don't know Just there Just know we all go through We've been through it But we turned out super rizzy cool Yeah We're the sigmas now

I like English I'm gonna cry now Yeah Shout out to those kids We were done with shoutouts Then you said that I do want shout out all the kids All right

All right You have only time For one story For Word on Rose Crens Are you ready Pick one All right What's the word?

Word on Rosecrans Rooscrans The word is A Storage Hunter By the name of Locker Blocker 20 Struck Gold And if you don't know

What a storage hunter is It's like people that go around And they bid on unpaid storage units And they go through them Hoping to find something That they could swap for money And you know cash in Well this person

Struck gold When they open the storage unit and realized that it was a Kanye West storage unit. Oh my gosh. Yes. But to me it was interesting because, like, the titles are like Kanye fan, but I don't know. Listen. The secret sauce.

Just like the way they speak. I was like, I don't know. Oh, I get you. Like a Kanye fan gets his and then. Yeah, but I mean, hey, Tweed's on. Yeah. However. Just so you know, those are Kanye fans.

Yeah. When they opened it, they realized that there were stuff from the Grammys. There was actually patent, uh, custom. easy pieces that weren't released. And there was like envelopes of a bunch of patents and she kind of messed up because she was opening them and showing them to the video where to me I would have been like I would a hell of those off.

Why? Because you could flip them. They're probably worth them. You're crazy. Like you could actually become a person that makes that stuff. Deidas. Look what I got. You're crazy.

But yes. And then they also found audio equipment. They found Sunday service outfits in a bunch of outfits that Kanye has used through all his performances. You think this is his. storage unit then? Yeah.

Probably. It has to be. Like his team. Yeah. Yeah. What was this at? It didn't say where it was. He's probably out here, dog.

Yeah. Sunday service and all that would happen out here. Because they also had a box that had a Hollywood bow outfits. Oh, yeah. It's out here, though. There was a, there was like a space that they had previously, kind of by the 6th Street Bridge. Like, if you know that area, there's a lot of, like, they locate the buildings look run down crazy, but a lot of creatives go in there. and there was this one that was blacked out.

They blacked out the windows and all of that, but he used that to do performances. And like the new song he had with Alicia Keys, he would perform in there. Sunday services, they would practice in there. Oh, that's cool. So I'm assuming when they're not in there anymore, they put everything in storage and then probably didn't pay for it.

That's crazy. Someone dropped the ball on this tree. Yeah. It's accounting, dog. And I wonder for how long you have to leave it unpaid, that then it goes to option. Yeah, because for me, I just got a storage unit. Be careful. And like, I, uh, I didn't put what I really put in there.

I just put clothes. So I'm wondering if they actually put what they had. What do you mean? Because you give a description of what you're storing. Yeah. Yeah. I guarantee they probably didn't put like audio gear. Oh, for sure.

Yeah. So they're just bidding and then they're just like, whoa. Guys. Then they came up. I wonder how much they bought it for. They had masks. Yeah. Imagine like 20 bucks.

Shoes, everything. I'm actually, because that's all goal. No, it goes for that. Especially if you don't, again, if it says, that's what he's saying. Hey, inside the storage unit are clothes and tools. Yep. You know, then you can be like, oh, $15. I don't know what that's.

I don't know what that started. I watched a couple shows of storage doors. Yeah, it's great. That's so tight. A. Maximo, pay your bill a dog. I know. Again, I don't know if, like, you're past through one month. Boom, you're on the auction block.

No, but I already saw even like Mike Dean send a message. Like, is there any of my stuff I can buy from you? Yeah. They like, no. Someone has to put Kanye hip on that. Yeah, they're about to cash in. Look what happened. Yeah, they're kind of cash in.

Someone is getting screened out for sure. Hey, the clothes you do for your girl that she's not wearing, it's probably in here. It's part of here. I don't know, I don't know. And there were boxes that said like Kendall. There were boxes that said Grammy's, everything. So he had, it said KW approved. Oh, that's perfect.

So there is gold in there. I don't know. Kim West? Kanye West. Oh, yeah. I thought Kim. Yeah. But, I mean, the amount of patents they had.

custom easy pieces was insane. Yeah, this is everyone's reminder if you have a storage to pay. Go pay. Yeah, go pay it. Oh, that sucks. We have a storage full of the kid stuff. I don't know who pays it. Dang.

Is it an auction? Right? No, I hope not. I hope not. Yeah, the sentiments of value. It might not mean anything to the people that buy it, but my little kids

with their little throw-up bibs. I want them. That's what I was saying the audio of those people. They don't sound like they're going crazy. They're like, oh, cool. There's audio. gear too.

Earpieces, like, this is their livelihood, though. Yep. Like, to them, they probably seen a bunch of stuff.

If they're in LA, they've probably seen a bunch of movie stuff, music stuff, all of that. So this is what they go. They know the game. Yeah, that's the question

I asked, honestly, when I did get a storage, I was like, how do you get into auctions? And he did me the website. And I was like, okay, what's the website?

You're so annoying. If that was me, a maximum, you want to hit a cabble right now? I got a good price on these right here. I'm going to sell all this right now will be rich. You're going to flip it.

Maximo's going to, doesn't want to flip it. He wants to make them. Like instead of the easy suit, it would be like the maxi shoe or something. I go to Adidas and be like, hey, let's collab. Yeah, that's what he's thinking. Come on, man. The partnership is bigger, bro. Yeah, I came up with it one day.

Yeah, all of that. Measy. Measy. Wrap it up, bro. Wrap it up. That was your word on Rosecrans. On Maximo from Bound Bag Mornings. On Power 106.

Let's go. Keep it here. Power. Simp or Pimp B-I-M-S-Sip Sip Sip Sip Sip Sip Sip Sip Blake Lively Oh, I like her

Me too, she's cool Yeah Yeah, my girl one time forced me to watch that show she was in Which one? The one about the high school kids Which one? What was it called in New York? Gossip Girl?

That Which one? Gossip Girl. Gossip Girl. Oh, okay, never seen it. My girl made me watch it. Yeah, I seen her in movies though. Yeah, she's great.

So Blake Lively recently went on a red carpet. Okay. And she said that she took Ron Reynolds, which is her husband. Her man. Right? Deadpool? Deadpool? But the funniest thing was that it said that she said that it reminded her of her sophomore year when they went on the red carpet because she didn't have a date. Instead, she took her best friend, which is like what? I don't know. Like sophomore year of high sophomore year she went with Ryan Reynolds? No. So her sophomore year of homecoming, she took her at the time best friend. Got it.

So her walking... She couldn't find somebody. A date. So her walking this red carpet now, she took Ryan Reynolds, but it reminded her of her sophomore year when she took her best friend. Her old thing. Oh, I thought she's saying he's like my best friend. She pretty much put him like this guy is like the same as my best friend in high school.

Yeah. Which is her husband. Do you get what I'm saying? Not really. Okay. She's comparing Ryan Reynolds that moment. Yes. To her high school best friend.

Yes. But that's her husband. It's not bad? Yeah, that's good. Don't you want to be with your best friend? Yeah, but that's not him. The goal? Okay, is her high school best friend a boy or a girl?

True. I'm assuming it's a dude if it's Ryan Reynolds, right? Oh, I assume the girl. Yeah, I thought a girl. Right? This moment was like when I took Angie out. No, I don't know. But would you take her to a red carpet?

Yeah. Of course. Yeah. Yes. And then when you... So she's saying that in high school or in sophomore year, She couldn't find a date so she won with her best friend. So when I say that, I feel like I'm taking it.

But let's assume she took a boy best friend. So now this red carpet, she feels like... Yeah, she had like a flashback. A flashback to sophomore year. I couldn't find anyone, so I just took my husband. Yes. And comparing him to her best friend, which I'm assuming, even if it's a... A girl or a guy...

A homecoming. Yeah, I'll got you. Her best... I mean, I don't know who her best friend went in high school, but I assume they were a dude. She still remembers, though. Yeah, she still remembers. Why, how dare she have memory, right? It's so crazy that our brains work.

How dare her compare her current husband, aka Deadpool, the goat to her best friend in high school. Deadpool is like bromancing it up with Wolverine, so don't be mad at her. This is a red carpet. This is a homecoming. Right. You want to bring up the past like that? Come on now.

This is her husband. Yeah. Not her best friend. Well, it could be her best friend, but it's not the same. Why can compare my boy Ryan Reynolds to her best friend? To her sophomore year, homecoming date. They have like a relationship like that where they clown each other all the time. Do they?

Yeah. But she's still thinking about it. She said just like homecoming sophomore year, I didn't have a date to the dance. So instead I went with my best friend. Yeah, so I'm thinking she took her best friend. So now she has an eternal best friend because of Ryan Reynolds. Eternal? Eternal?

Are you still looking at her best friend in high school? No, I'm reading the quote. I get it. I don't know what she meant. That's what I'm saying. She just wants a reason to think about the old things. Exactly. You don't even know if it's the old thing, it's what I'm saying.

It's the old thing. I'm just going to assume that's how I'm assuming it. That's because it's on her mind. Now I'm mad. So is it simple that y'all are jealous for the best friends that we don't know was a girl or not? That's all I'm saying. But they clown like that all the time. No, no, don't bring it in pictures.

We just look at your clown, but we don't bring up our past. Yeah. Yeah, that's it. No, they do bring up their past all the time too. No, no, no. That's a Deadpool. I don't know, man. Okay, so they went to the Deadpool premiere too, and she said, I feel like he's my plus one.

That's the energy I'm giving. He's here supporting me, and I'm grateful for his support tonight. Even though it was his premiere. I like her. Exactly. Because they clown like that all the time. You go Glenn Coco. You go, Glengico.

You go, like, lively. Oh, man. Yeah. Because, see, oftentimes, it's about the dude, and, like, you're there as his wife. How are you taking his show? He's the main character in the movie. No, he reminds him of his wife. Oh, my God.

That's messed up, bro. That's his movie premiere. Is it? Just because you don't have a date in high school, doesn't mean you want to ruin mine now. You want to belittle my boy like that. Try to belittle me at this red carpet. My movie?

You're about to be by yourself again. They want. She says that they're romantic, so you leave them alone. She also said, she says, I don't know who this person is I've never associated better with someone than Baz Lou Herman, don't know who that is, who just everything is like love and fireworks and romance. And my husband is the only man I've ever known

who sees life that way with love and fireworks and romance. They love each other for. They're cute. I just want Ryan Reynolds to have some respect. Yeah. He gets respect. It's his movie. You know how they were talking about the Knicks fans

and how they love that one fool? Yeah. And they're like, it should have been me and I love you, not take care of you. That's how I see guys. guys with Deadpool. Not even Ryan Reynolds, but specifically Deadpool. You guys are so goo-go-gagal

over this school. Look at this. You know he poop his pants in one of them? And he had little baby legs. Yeah. He just love that guy. He's a legend. And what if it's his girl, his Blake lively, that allows him to even act like that? Like, she brings that stuff

out of him. See? Be thankful. All right. We're done. We're done here. Be thankful! Be thankful! Spire 106. That likes them one for hip-hip. It's Power 106. Mornings, good morning to you. Morning and morning.

I got a big of my baby girl, Charmon. She's in the car right now with her son Chip. He starts his first day of eighth grade today. Shut out, Chip. Eighth grade. How did you get that nickname? Chip. I'm not too short.

It's cool. Chip. Chip? Chip. It might be, I've always known him as Chip. Chipper? No. Chipper Jones?

No. Chip the tooth. It's like the name Buck. I don't know. It's not short. It's a good one. He chipped the tooth. Chip has to be a nickname.

Chip is not his real name. I mean, but Chip is awesome. Or she loves Chips Aoy? No. Like a little chip monk? Bras! Do not be fun. I'm my friend, he's starting eighth grade, okay?

And he's probably been through it his whole life. Shut up, Chip. You want some chocolate chip cookies? I would go through it with pickles. My last, well, Angelico pickles. Your last name? Not my last name from this. I know, I know.

That is what is going on here? No, because of the cartoon character. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, shout out chip. Eighth grade, though. You're like at the top of the. middle school level like you you're the top dogs right now yeah for sure you're up when you guys were in eighth grade did you have like your little still at that grade

still not my eighth grade year was chippy stop making fun of her friend son you're kidding man shut on chiv i like that okay she probably have friends is it because he's the okay charman just told me because he's the second so he's a second chip i still don't get it maybe like something poker like a chip poker or something I don't know maybe that's the new junior I don't know shaman you got to put me up on the guy or no oh his name is Charles maybe Charles a second I don't know let's Jim on you got to help us out yeah we're lost okay uh okay eighth grade though in my eighth grade we were called toilet washers what yes you too no no no let me tell you and then the seventh graders so everyone every like if you were cool toilet washing

you had a seventh grader homie. Yeah. And your seventh grader homie was your scrub. Basically like your little mentee. Yeah. So. That's funny. It's like you're the OG and then the seventh graders are your little baby.

Yeah, your scrubs. Like your intern, like your aunt. But you show them how to be popping in middle school, Doug. Oh, I wish I had that. Yeah. I had nobody. You weren't a scrub? No, I had one friend.

Okay. No, I had one friend. Okay. And then kings and queens. I'm trying to get it. I'm going to, okay, so she's texting me. She says he's the second Dennis. And then she just said, oh, Chip off the block.

I don't know. I just looked it up. I guess for people with like juniors, you can nickname them Junior Chip or Chip. That's so cool. I know that. I didn't know that. So Horito's a chip. He's a chip.

Well, he's a fourth. Oh, yeah. He's a four chip. Chip, chipp, chipp. He's a bag of chips. All right. That's so tight. That's tight.

Chip, enjoy eighth grade. And I hope that you get a scrub or something. Was eighth grade Kings and Queens after? No. Who was it yours? Because mine was, I think, toilet washer scrubs, I think kings and queen. And then, I don't know, I'm glad they don't do this anymore,

but they used to have a scrub beat up day. Yeah. They did. What is your scrub? Like, you had to pick the right scrub dog. Loki, my scrub. They got to have older homies. My scrub ended up being the other woman with my boyfriend in high school.

Oh, wow. In middle school, I taught her all the ropes, and then she tried to beat me in high school. Erica, I still remember, Doug. TLCS. Did you ever play no scrubs? Did you ever play no scrubs? Yeah, it was a thing, but I'm telling you, it's the whole dynamic in middle school. That's crazy.

Every scrub, I taught her everything she knew, and they tried to use it on my man. It's crazy. Wow. Did you know English by then? Yes, yes, I learned. You better stop. You still had no friends, dog, English or Spanish. By then, I had a lot of friends.

Or imaginary. All right. All right. Let's get to that. All right. Chip, enjoy is great, bro. Yeah. And you have some cool parents.

Shout it to them. All right. Homey help play. Let's do it. All right, check this out, homie. You need a homie or need some help. We need your help. We need a line.

I mean, phone line. We got you for. The homie help line. Who we helping, Gregory. Caro. She needs our help. Cato? She says, hey, mom back.

My name is Cato, and I need you guys. Help. I have three siblings, two little brothers in middle school and one little sister in high school, who started her senior year this week. The problem I'm having is that my mom goes to work super early now because she has a new job. So that means I have to take my two little brothers to school, which is fine because it's on my way to work. But now I have to take my sister to her high school and it's out of the way and it's really inconvenient to me because my job is about one hour away from her school. I'm wasting gas, driving the opposite way to take her.

We keep trying to push her to get her license to make it easier. My mom even offered to buy her a brand new car. but she just doesn't want to drive because she doesn't feel like it. Oh my God. All done. She doesn't want to even... She's in high school, what you mean?

Yeah, she doesn't even want... You can only get your permit. It depends on what age. Well, she's the senior. Well, that's probably what they mean. Yeah, you could be an 18. Help back or something. Okay.

Maybe she's super senior. It's honestly super inconvenient and sometimes I'm even late to work because of how much of how much out of the way her school is. I can't be showing up late to work anymore. My bosses are getting mad. And I want to give her

bit of adulting to start learning about it so since she's a senior now yeah am i being too much about it what should i do brown bag i really need your help yeah caro it's your fault for being the first one every know this everyone knows you're the second mom yeah oh really your mom yeah it's up to you you better make breakfast too make breakfast too and make sure that they go to school on tight i remember my brother would take me to school sometimes and he would be so mad like he's like i don't I would be like this early, like what the hell? Like, throw a huge tantrum. And then he worked the opposite way.

Oh, okay. And then get it happened. And what were you like all cool? I was just like, yeah, and I was just like, yeah, my brother's little civic that's all done up with the speakers all loud. Nice. What's all friends? I think Carro is like, this is a good idea but also a bad idea. Yeah.

Because for someone that like me, like when they gave me, I had a car in, I think 11th grade and senior year. Yeah. Everyone leaves early, obviously. So you could be like, oh, I'm going to leave in a bit and just take your time. I always ended up late. To school? Yeah. Because I had a car and I knew I could get there whenever I felt like it.

Oh, whatever you wanted to? Yeah. So at least this gives you a little control on that aspect. Oh, that's true. But I think it's the whole, like, her not wanting to drive thing as well. That's a new trend. I feel like a new trend for kids nowadays. Like, they don't want to drive.

They don't want responsibilities. The response. I wanted to drive right when I was like 15. Me too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

rocking. Yeah. But now it's like a trend of them not wanting to do it. It's tough. It is super inconvenient. If she has to drive her sister the opposite way, then an hour to work. Yeah. And drop her brothers off.

Yeah. The brothers are on the way, so that's no problem. But it's the high school that's out of the way, apparently. Yeah, that's tough. Unless she tells her get a bike. No, she didn't have her bus it. Yeah. Yeah, you can have her bus it.

But if she don't want to drive she for sure, I need to take the bus. Yeah. That is true. All right. My bosses are getting mad, and I want to give her a bit of adulting to start learning since she is a senior now.

Am I being too much about it? What should I do, brown bag? I really need your help. Sounds like a two-hour process, which is crazy. And I'm sorry, Karo, because I know you, like, you're, again, you're adultified. You're the big sister. You have to do that.

At some point, you probably got to hit up your mom because what your mom may think is that you got this. Right. Right. And that may come with being the bigger sister. that you don't want your parents to know that sometimes you don't got it. But this feels very much like, I don't know,

like misplaced aggression. You're going at it at your sister. You should be talking to your mom. Your sister ain't the one that puts you in this position, dog. But that's going to be the object of like your aggression is your sis. I don't know how far away they are, but like the sister could be the one dropping off the kids in middle school and then going to high school.

Yeah. She's a senior. You're right. Like, come on. Yeah. Yeah. That would help Caro A lot. Let's help Caroal.

She loves her little brothers, hates her sister. What should she do? Paro 106, LA's number one for hip-Hip. Buenos Dias. All right, check this out, homie. You need a homie or need some help. We need your help. We need a line.

I mean, phone line. We got you for the homie help line. Garo has a crazy sister and a lazy sister. No, she's not good. But she's just lazy. Garo says, hey, Brown Bag. I need you guys his help. I have three siblings, two little brothers and one little sister in high school.

Her little sister is in high school. Yeah. The route that she takes to work. It's really long. It's out of the way. It's out of the way. Yes. Is this genderist?

What do you mean? How? She don't mind taking the two little brothers to school. But her little sister, though. It's just because it's out of the way. I don't know. I think that's, yeah, that part is like, now you're making me drive the opposite way. Now I'm going to be to work.

How long do you drive from me, Angie? I do. There you go. I do. But every day? Kay, would you do that for your sister? As a little sister. See?

It's not my father I was born when I was born, okay? It's not my part. You had to turn into the second parent for me, and I don't know how to do things by myself. Did you hear Angie? What? Ask her, she said what she would do it for you? Ask her, would you do it for your sister?

And she said, no. No. Figure it out. You're a grown. You're a grown woman. You leave. Kidding you. But she would do it for her brother.

Because my mom forced me. Yeah. Her brother is very old. Her brother's in like your age He's a millennial. He is 24. He helped me build my my My drawer. And he doesn't want to drive.

He doesn't want to why does he want to? That's a thing. That's the thing. Speaking of out of the way, Angie literally had to before she had to wake up at 5 a.m. She had to wake up at 5 a.m. to drive this brother to work 4 a. 4 a.m.

To drive this brother to work and then drive back home. Because he didn't want to learn how to drive. That's it. Yes. To this day. No, no, no, no. That was back. in COVID and then I would have to drive at 2 30 to I mean that 3 p.m. to go pick up pick him up from work to

with my mom see wow older sister activity and that is my life of the yeah that is crazy she's the middle child welcome to my son that are like way older yeah way older she's the oldest of her little oh okay tribe yeah yeah of the second edition she's the volume two it was really inconvenient like it is yes and I hated it but I would still do it because of my mom. Yeah. But that's different than this. Boom.

It's very similar. It's actually the same thing. Really? The only thing different is the gender. Boom. See? Bam. Wow.

Genderist. All right. Her mom wanted to buy her car. She wants to buy her car too. That's the thing too. That's like you're trying to buy you a car. You don't want to get a car? Well, clearly you have money if you're trying to buy someone a car.

So use that for Uber. That's what I was thinking too. It says a brand new car, but I mean. What does it mean by brand new? Brand new for her. Right. Yeah. Usado.

Yeah. Okay. Julie from Colvina. Julie, good morning, Julie. Hello. What's up? Julie, how are you? Hi, I'm doing good. How are you? Amazing. Okay, this note says you raised three kids. Shout out to you. Shout out to you. Okay. Yeah. I raised three. Mm-hmm. Yes, they're all adults now. But, okay, as far as this conversation, the mom was offering to buy the daughter a car. I think that she should probably pay for her an Uber for her to get to school. The daughter, the older daughter is already taking two of the siblings to school and she's going out of the way and being late to work. The mom is thinking about herself for her job.

It's only fair for the daughter to be, you know, compensated too. True. I'm wondering, too, if save the money you were going to pay for this new car, if you're going to make me drive her, pay me to drive her. Like often, no, but oftentimes you just think family, going to do this for free. Yeah. Or should do it for free.

Pay her too. She's wasting gas. Like, this should be worth something. If you're going to make me take this girl to school that doesn't want to get her own car and doesn't want to learn how to drive, pay me to do that. And that might help her at least be like, all right, I could take that hour off of work. Yeah. Oh, okay.

You know what I'm saying? Like, it would be worth it. You know, instead of feeling. She should be compensated. Yeah. I didn't even think of that. Yeah, that's what I did. It was your oldest.

How, how. What's the time, I guess, difference between your oldest or the age difference and your youngest? My oldest is 38 and my youngest is 24. Okay. Okay. So that's, hold on. And the middle? No, no, no.

The middle is 28. 14 years? So my daughter was kind of like a mother to her younger. Her younger ones. So would she have to do things like this? Yeah, she did a lot of things. for her brothers, but, I mean, you know, we were always pretty fair with

each other. You have to analyze the situation. I mean, you know, like the daughter is being late to work. You know, the mom and her both have their jobs and, I mean, jobs are not that easy anymore, and I don't know how much her boss is going to be tolerant of her being late.

Yeah. How much would you pay her to do mom things for your other kids? Well, whatever it costs to do the Uber. No tip. I like, I like it. I like it, Julie. I like it.

You know, there is a way around it. Like, hey, like, let it be worth it to me because all that Cato is seeing, if I'm Cato, all that I'm seeing is the cons. Yeah. Right, okay. It's the inconvenience. And nothing makes things more worth it than some bread.

You know what I'm saying? I'm just wondering if Cato pays rent because then her mom's going to be like, all right then you're going to charge me. I'm going to charge you for rent because you. you live in my house. You're right. Parents always find the way.

Always that thought, though, of like, I have to go out of my way to take you to school now and go to work. And now I have to wake up earlier. And you get paid 50 bucks for it, so be quiet. I don't know. Save it that 50 because you want me 300 end of the month. What do you mean? No, no, no.

We're talking about the siblings fighting. Yeah. Like if the older ones like, oh, I have to do this and yeah, yeah, and you're getting paid for it. Right. It's your job now. It's a job now. It is.

They're getting paid. paid for it. It would be worth it, dog. If all you had to do is drop off your siblings, you would do it for 50 bucks or for, I'm not, I'm putting a price on it. Yeah. I don't know.

You would do it for a slurpy dog. Out of the way? Yeah. Yes, out of the way. Hey, Loki, by the way, I'm not, I'm not anti any long drives because guess what you could do during that long drive?

Listen to us. Yeah, right. That is true. Okay, let's go to Renick in our tent, Ontario. Renick. Renick. Hey, good morning, guys.

What's up, bye. Hi. Talk to us. What would you tell, Caro? So she's the oldest of four siblings. She takes her siblings to school because her mom works around that time. And she's fine with taking her two middle school-aged brothers because it's close to her. It's on the way to her work, what have you.

But her sister is out of the way and she ends up having to drive an hour to work after dropping her sister off. And it's really upsetting to her. The sister's about to be a senior or is a senior in high school. and they're telling her, they're encouraging the high school sister, get a car, we'll help you pay for it, get your license. And the high school sister is like, no. I just don't want to.

I don't want to. Also, she's a senior. They have their own priorities at that time. No, I'm trying to get into college, you know, what you're going to wear to. The fact that she's a senior, she needs to be taking the metro, like we all do as kids.

Yeah. Facts. Like, seriously, yeah. And the fact that she don't want a car, I mean, for some, could either be like, can you know what, start to get in the metro bus, it's nap, and they're going to start raking up every day at four or five in the morning. Yeah.

And I'm going to jump off at school early. Yeah. Yeah, that metro ride will make you want to get a car really bad. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, fast. I feel you're running. Especially. My older brother never wants to go to school.

I had to pick up, pick a dash or metro and get up 30 in the morning. Because your older brother wouldn't do it? Exactly. He would not do it. Yeah. Well, that's that. Yeah, but I feel like it also helps you grow. Like, just taking the metro?

Oh, yeah. I used to take the bus sometimes. I love taking the bus. I feel like I can surf because I can be on the bus. Right. And you also see a lot. I've never surfed, but if I were to, I would use my bus experience. Yeah, we've never been on a bus.

You've never been on a bus. The bus is very entertaining. But do you know what I'm talking about? But do you know what I'm talking about? What bus are you trying to find out? Boom. Yeah. You know what I'm talking about?

Boom. You're so spoiled. Spodjo over there with here. Yeah, that's why you have no friends, dog. You don't know how to surf on the bus. Surfing. You would have had a lot of friends on the bus. Maybe not good influence friends.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Probably would have had a face time by now. No, I'm kidding. So you stand in the middle of the bus, and then when it stops, you've got to find your balance. You're surfing, dog. He's trying to make me feel weird, but. Yes, no, I get to hear me and right out.

Thank you so much. But, yes, the bus is entertaining. There's always something on the bus. Something is always happening. The bus driver, can be good or bad depending on which one you get but it's always a cool and when you become friends then you might not have money they'll be like you're good go back yeah go ahead use this yeah you say your bus token and then buy some food and you just see him

because you know he's gonna come because you know his route come shout to all the cool bus drivers right now let's new power 106 I know you got a bunch of new crop of kids that are going to school right now annoying but it's not their bad their older brothers and sisters they don't want to take him to school okay they got to learn the hard way Or like she said, or like Renick said, go early, early to school. Drop them off to school early. Yeah. Wow, that's annoying.

Like, hey, if you want to go, then we up early today. Yeah. By the way, Brownback morning starts at 5 a.m. So as soon as you can start listening to. Drop them off at 559 and the gates open. Yeah. Oh my God. Wait outside.

Edna. We got Edna from HP from Huntington Park on the line. Edna. Good morning to you. Hi, good morning. It's Esme. Esme. For the record, I do not write the number.

notes of who calls but esme talk to us what would you tell baby girl caro i was going to say the same thing i mean if you don't want the car might as well go on the bus i mean who doesn't want the car true yeah that's true to me you got a kid doesn't want the car yeah i mean this new generation they're so babyed they she needs to learn some responsibility you're an adult you're gonna have to get there some way somehow just like your sister has to get to work sounds like a hater No, she sounds like an older sister. I'm a little sister. I do it.

I knew it. Esme! How far apart are you and your younger sister? We're in nine years. She's just graduated high school. Ooh, did you ever have to drive her? I still do. All right.

Esme, talk about it. So you drive her, you're not making her go on the bus. You're doing it for her. Well, this is going to start college. So I used to go. on the metro two hours from H.T. to Pasadena. Okay. And she's going to East L.A.

Sheesh. And she's going to have my dad driver. She switched her whole school schedule just to match with my dad being able to drop her off and pick her up. Wow. And you're so mad. You're so jealous about it. Yeah.

She's a favorite. No. She is the favorite. Who loves you? No, I just feel like they need to learn. Um, my mom. Aw. Oh.

Oh. So cute. When you used to drive her, did it ever feel inconvenient to drive her to school? Yes, very. And because in high school, I used to walk too. The funny thing is when I would drive her to high school, her high school is close to her house and mine. I don't live with her anymore.

So, yeah, I just think these things to learn responsibility. I mean, we're giving you a car. Yeah, I get you. Wait, so you would have to go pick her up at her house and then go to the high school. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah, Esme moved out.

You know, some siblings move out. For that reason. No, Esme used to walk home. So you're like, dude, that was totally. Like, your parents didn't figure it out for you. You had to walk, right? Exactly. So you had to walk, but now you exist.

So boom, your sister has a ride. Mm-hmm. Exactly. Is your sister at least, like, thankful? Does she seem thankful? Or does she seem like this is what you're supposed to? was to do like that energy um at the moment she didn't seem like it very attitude of course but now i have a daughter so she's very hands-on so now i think it was worth it yeah he's very helpful

got it you got a baby you got a baby you got a baby sitter now is what you're saying yeah boom yeah for an hour and on summer break got oh thank you for being a good older sister and doing it even i mean esmond even when you didn't want to do it even when it was inconvenient and you had to walk yeah It's a cool. Thank you guys for taking my call. I love you guys. I love you guys. Of course.

And I love your little sister. We love your sister. We love you. We love you. Thank you for taking care of your parents' favorite kid. Yeah. No. Esme, we love you.

Thank you. Yeah. We love you. We love you. Thank you for calling. She's so cute. Yeah. She's our favorite, Esme.

Yeah. I know. I'm kidding. Denise. Denise. We got Denise from L.A. Denise. Denise.

Denise. Denise. Denise. Hi, who are you guys? What's up, DeNee? Denise, you have some good info for our baby girl, Caro, that is so upset at taking her younger sister to high school, which makes her drive to work an hour and some change because she goes out of the way to drop her off to school, and she's feeling away about it. What do you have to say to her? First, I just want to say shout out to Caro for killing that business because I'm a mom, and I know how hard it is to get the kids to school.

But besides that, I think that she should have talked to her mom, maybe her mom's something. even know she's making it to work late. Right. And like she should just tell her, like, I bet if the mom finds that out, she doesn't want her to lose her job, and I'm pretty sure if she does lose her job, she's going to say, oh, why did you tell me you weren't going to work with you were going to work late?

Right. I couldn't say somebody else if you're going to drop up the kid, you know? My daughter goes to, my daughter goes to, I mean, middle school, and she's in eighth grade. She takes the, the metro, but I just keep the fire at, mom saying that, All the U.S.D schools are going to offer school buses and drop off that specific places where around their address they'll tell you where the kids to go would get picked up. And school bus will take them to school. Yeah.

She could find you to get away from getting a little bonus to school. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There are ways to look into it. Yeah, you got to give it that effort, though. I guess you got to do the work that your little sister is not going to do in order to get her on a bus. That will help her out.

Or a carpool dog? Yeah. You know, and I think my daughter's going to be like that, but she takes the metro. It's all of mind. But I'm worried about that. She better want to drive because I hate driving. All right, Denise. I'm second topic all the way to work right now.

Denise. All right, guys. Denise, your daughter takes the metro right now going to middle school? Yes, she does. Is it because she doesn't have an older sibling to be her right? See? Well, she has, when my son just graduated from high school, so he's when I was. He's not a little bit, but he also took the metro to his school.

So they both took the metro. I mean, you know, as long as my daughter doesn't feel scared, that's all that I care about. You know, and I always ask you, like, everything else, she takes them with her friends, you know, so it's not a big deal. It's one butt. Oh, she goes with her. For her, it's fun. Yeah. Does your son drive?

So, yeah. My son does not drag yet. Okay. And he graduated high school? He just graduated high school, yes. Does he not want to drive? No. Things are just that.

There's only one car in the house. I also need to have a purpose of us to go anywhere, you know, so if he needs to just take him. Yeah. Right. It's not really, like, on the priority to get him out there, but because I know he wants to. Now, my daughter is the one I'm concerned about. Yeah. Because kind of, she needs to drive.

Yeah, it's crazy out there, you know. You're more concerned with your daughter driving than your son driving. Yeah. Got you. I love it. Yeah. I love it. I love it.

See how we care about the little one more? See? Yeah. It's a thing. It's a thing. It's like the baby. I was thinking about carpooling too. I used to carpool sometimes to school.

I was super tight. Maybe find a friend that has a car. But it's like one of the neighbors has to go to the same school as you, and their parents love them enough to drive them and not be at work at the time. Just kidding. True. Just kidding. Or find a group that lives in your neighborhood to take the bus together.

Yeah. But it seems like she lives probably far from school. Yeah. That's what kind of seems. Or you go buy a scooter for $20 at the store. Just go to a scooter. And then what do you do with the scooter at school? But I don't think she can make it to her school and a scooter.

The bus is way more convenient. Scooter's pretty fun, though. And what if it rains? You still have a scooter. You can do a lot of cool tricks on the scooter. Okay, all right. Keep it here. It's right when I was six.

What's up? This is Be Real from Cypress Hill. Where are you from, Esse? Don't you know I'm local? The Paris Olympics are over, but not before the closing ceremony happened. And they did the handoff. Handoff is sounds cool. They did the handoff to L.A., which included

like Mayor Karen Bass being up there waving the flag shout out Simone Biles. Do you see freaking Tom Cruise? Tom Cruise? Yeah, Tom Cruise. He did it. Yeah, he got the flag, jumped on his motorcycle. And then they passed it all the way over here to Los Angeles where they did some cool concerts, red hot chili peppers, Billy Elish, I love you, Billy Elish. I love you so much.

Love your album. You're so amazing. And then our legend, Snoop and Dr. Drake took the stage to perform. Let don't change the dizzle. Turn it up a little. I got a living room full of fine dime bristles. Waiting on the pistol, the dizzle and the shizzle. Jeez, just a bizak. Now, ladies, here we kiss her.

It's the one and only D-O-D-D. You know the modern with the DRE. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Y'all know what this is. Hands up, Long Beach. I was so tight. I was wiping the whole performance and ends out like, hey, L.A. 2028 is going, yes.

It's about to be wild. It's going to be incredible. I love the whole setup. I love that handoff especially. I feel like at least with that part of it, they made up for the weird stuff and I'm not in the opening ceremony. Yeah, yeah, we ain't doing that.

Definitely not doing that when it comes up. No, pray, no. We're going to have candles up when it comes over here. But what was really cool that I found out, shout out to Vanessa Bryant and the whole Bryant family. You know how they have different logos for the Olympics? One of them actually has like the Mamba sheath is what it's called. Instead of the,

It's like in the A, the logos in the A, the Little Shield. And Vanessa Bryant took that time to go on social media and explain that Kobe not only loved the Olympics, but was a big part as to why the Olympics are in L.A. Check this out. Kobe was an important advocate in bringing the games to Los Angeles. To have the Olympics here in a city where so many cultures are nationally represented would be a beautiful story to tell and a beautiful way to integrate the sport with the city. I loved that so much. watching that video, it just showed me all the stuff that Kobe was doing behind the scenes. Yeah, especially like the later years, you knew he was in retirement, at least from the NBA.

He was getting into his book writing and into movies and all of that stuff. But to see that he had such a big part to play in and these things that we're now seeing come to life. Right, yeah. Like how far away were the L.A. Olympics at the time that he had to advocate for them to even be out here is crazy. And him knowing, no, please bringing them to Los Angeles. So I'm assuming that when it does come, there's going to be a lot more Kobe, like, honoring of him. Yes. Even for them to have that footage of him talking about the Olympics and bringing it over here and what it would mean to Los Angeles, so important.

And even just like Team USA, the basketball team won on 8-1024, bro. And just seeing how like Feeba and everyone were honoring the basketball team and we're taking the time to honor Kobe. Kobe at the same time. Because they knew how special he was to basketball, to the Olympics and just like the redeemed team and what he made. man and like to everybody to all of us and that date is important because eight was one of his jersey numbers number 10 was his jersey number one he was in the Olympics and then 24 iconic too those numbers the numerology of it is so insane and then it being in august all the Kobe days are a lot of the Kobe days are here you know we still got one coming up 824 24 right I know I know

I just thought of that the Dodgers have like a Kobe night coming up too it's gonna be really really beautiful out here in LA and it's just cool to see that we're setting up in order to be that spot come Olympic time. A low key, speaking of Karen Bass, though, I saw this article. I don't know if you guys are going to love this or hate this. And I wouldn't just specifically blame her because it's just the city trying to put together

what they know is going to be an issue out here. Right. Because the traffic is going to be insane. So the article at least read that L.A. is going to be carless. come the Olympic time. So I'm assuming there's going to be incentives in downtown areas or in the areas that are going to hold the Olympic Games

where they're going to, I guess, encourage no driving, whether it be the buses that, because they're going to bring in a lot of buses. I did see them saying that they were talking to small businesses around the areas that are going to hold the games and say, hey, can you do remote working on these days and we'll help you out providing grants,

providing some sense of programming. They've already in the time. talks right now to set up for the 2028 Olympics. And a lot of them going to, especially like L.A. going to Paris as part as like the execs and the authorities and all of that is to see how Paris did it to see how L.A. is going to do it. Just get ready. Get ready.

Because it'll be a issue. I drive in L.A. all the time. If there's some grants. Yeah. Let me know I live in L.A. It's going to be crazy. But there's also room for opportunity now too, which I feel like just the Olympic games already were like, oh, we got to be there.

We want to be a part of it. Angie, I know you're already getting those shirts ready. You don't have to see anything like this. Sports, yeah. Especially when I saw the look. Sports. World sports! On her Amazon store.

Playable right now. And Etsy and eBay. It's a team 2028. Yeah, that's it. Team 2028? Go team. Yeah. Even the LA logo, how it has different, like, they're letting different artists do the A.

So, yeah, the L and the 28 are the state. I know Billy Island also had one where she was able to design the A. Different brands are doing that. And Angie, that means. that you can do it. Oh, I thought for myself. Oh, yeah. And you both, both.

El Angie? Even though I'll see on Helica. Lange. Lange. 28. All right. So, yeah, just get ready for the... And actually, I even know what day

opening this opening ceremony is. How do you know so much? Because they have it all set up. Damn, they are planning ahead. That shows me I don't plan ahead enough. No. Like, the fact is four years. Next thing you know, you're going to be like,

oh, the Olympics is this year? Yes, right? Yeah. The fact. Olympic opening ceremony is July 14th, 2028. They already have you. Oh, 714. 714.

I'm just doing it. The math. I'm like 714. That's my area code. That really just shows me. I need to plan better. You can go buy a planner right now at Target. I'm excited.

Hopefully USA continues to keep playing. Oh, because USA killed it, right? Yes. So USA in total overall medals, we were number one with 126. But we tied China for gold For 40 Oh, both got 40 Yeah, we both got 40

But then after that we have 44 silver And 42 bronze And overall we whipped on air matter Yeah So we like to hear right brother Yeah, freedom Yeah And you still got third

I got third In our Browns-Baglimbic's brother It's fine though You gotta do better Because come in 2028 bro You got to rep USA strong Yeah we'll see if we get those test results back Oh my God

Maximal was taking. I want to take your beans. Pusa enhancers. I'm a winner. All right. He's a little hater. He's a, not little, big hater. Big, big hater.

Keep it here. We got some of the Sala on the way and scrolling. Power 106. LA's number one for hip hop. Come on. Power 106, Brownback mornings. Happy Monday. Woo!

Morning. Sun is shining. Weather sweet. Sun and Gry. Angie and Greg. Yes. You have some treats that you have to give me. Treats.

I saw you guys. at D23. Mm-hmm. And I saw that they were giving away free stuff to you guys. Oh, they did. They gave me like a full-on backpack and stuff. I have some in my car. Can I have it?

Yeah. I got robbed. My nieces took it all. I was so mad. They took everything. Everything. I text you, you ignored me.

I commented on both of your pictures. No, no, I still have the backpack and they gave us like a backpack. They gave us a water bottle. They took it out from me. It was in my bag. What was it? What was cool stuff in there?

Oh, my God. They had Funko pops. They gave us like a bunch of, I love funcopops. Mickey Funko Pop. I'm going to tell Jasmine and give them back. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. No, because that's the one thing she took, like the Funkopops, right out of the backpack. It's okay.

But I have everything else. Yeah, take it, take it. They gave us ears. Oh, I love ears. Funkopops. Oh, I love funcopes. Some paintings. Oh, I love paintings.

Yeah, no. Puzzles. I got you. Did I tell you how much I love. Oh, my God. And guess what type of puzzle it is. What is it? Lilo and Stitch.

Oh, I love Lilo and Stitch. It's all yours. Don't worry. I got you. A custom D23, hydroflap. Oh, no, because I love hydroflap. With water?

Yeah. A whole bunch of pins you could only get at D23. I love exclusive D23 pins. It was a cool lot. It was. And then like some like card games. Yeah, some card games. There was a lot of that too.

I have it. Yeah. And the backpack all yours. You would have loved it. I love wearing backpags. I know you do. So. You would have loved it.

Never seen her with a backpack. You need stop, bro. She always comes with her backpacker. Okay, but you had a good time. We'll talk about it later. We'll get robbed, but it's fine. You got robbed. Not there.

We're not there, no, but my nieces. Yeah, they took everything. It took it all. It's in his car. Yeah, I believe that. Shout to D-23. Yeah, it was fun. It was funny.

We have some drama, though. We've been talking about the Olympics. Yeah. And I know they're coming to L.A. We're just saying how happy we are they're coming in L.A. You're excited. I know it's going to be tripped. with traffic and all of that.

And then off air, we're like, oh, my gosh. We're really going to put the snow at for the Winter Olympics. But if some drama comes with it, too, it might be exciting. It's going to be worth it. Yeah, because check out the dramas that have happened at the Olympics. Hold on. Hey, Sambra Sala with Angie.

Because what would be the Olympics without the drama? Fucks. Because, look, there's like this whole controversy going on right now with Jordan Childs that she's being stripped from her bronze medal. And Jordan Charles is a gymnast. Yeah, she's a gymnast. She's Team USA. She's teammates with Simone Biosk.

So during the women's individual floor exercise, she got the third place, right? But now she's being told like, no, no, no, you know what? We made a mistake. You got to give that bronze medal back. So this is what happened. Apparently, like, Jordan, she was the last one to compete, right? And so everyone's seeing the scores and Romania seems to be like in the lead. They're already celebrating.

they're up in the podium thinking like, oh yeah, we place third place, third plays, right? Okay, in the lead of third. Yeah, yeah. But in the meantime, it's like Jordan, she's still doing her thing, right? And so the judges score it. And again, Romania's celebrating.

They have their flag up there, and then they see like the score change because, again, Jordan was still performing at this time. And then you see Romania, she looks down and she starts crying, puts down her flag, right? But apparently what happened was that it was so hectic that everybody was just celebrating and the USA coach she saw that they were not

like raiding Jordan's split thing up in the air right right and so the judge goes up and she tells the judges like hey hey you guys didn't you guys didn't judge it for this one for this part and the judges look at it and they're like oh you're right you're right we did make a mistake we didn't judge it for that

so because of that part like it would bump Jordan to go to third place instead of Romania being in third place does that make sense So what happens is that They challenge like the score card And they went back to look at it And change the scores Yeah I guess you only have like

You have a one minute time stamp To challenge Yeah to challenge it And if you go over that Then I guess they pretty much The scores are the way they are To challenge after everyone's done Or to challenge in between

I believe to challenge Like after being scored Oh okay That's what I believe Yeah. Because what I'm... That would make sense because you just did what you needed to do and then say they didn't give you a score for that.

You could challenge that. So what is happening also, what they're saying is that Jordan's challenge came four seconds late. Yeah, so Romania is saying like, no, no, no. I know that coaches like verbally did it in appeal, but it's like you missed it by four seconds because again, like Maximo said, you have a minute to challenge that part.

You have a minute to challenge the score of your score, your own score. Yeah. Yeah, the difficulty score only. Okay. Because the way that they judge it is like they judge by execution and difficulty, which execution scores are subjective and aren't appealable, right? So I think what's confusing me is that you guys are saying that she was celebrating while Jordan was still going. So like how could Jordan challenge it if she's still going?

Because that the way that Romania was seen, it's like no way that she's going to be scoring higher than us. Because the way that Romani was scoring was already like a 13.7 and they had scored. That's understandable that they prematurely scored. Yeah, but prematurely celebrated. But I don't know what that has to do with the challenge. Yeah. Because the judges didn't see when Jordan was doing like the split air. Well, not the split air, but sorry, the split of a leap.

Okay. Which that was going to be like scored by the difficulty, which is something that you can actually appeal if the judges didn't see it. Right. Why didn't the judges see it? Because everything, they were saying that everything was so hectic that they're just seeing Romania already celebrating because Romania's thinking like now we're in the leap. there's no ways. Oh, yeah.

And the... Okay, so they're saying you were distracted judges. Yeah. Mm-hmm. You weren't watching my performance because you were distracted by Romania.

Celebrating already. Yeah. Pre-celebrating. But they did that four seconds past the deadline. Yes. Yeah. And so right now, Romania's saying,

well, you know, what technically, like, these are the rules. You guys said that they only have a minute and the coach passed it by four seconds. So they gave Jordan the bronze. Yeah. But after review,

like, Romania was saying that after review, they're four seconds late, so she's going to get stripped from the bronze medal. It's going to go back to Romania, but the U.S. is also challenging it because they're saying that they're appealing because they said that they submitted it 47 seconds,

not one minute and four seconds. Because her score technically was 13.766. So slightly beating Romania. Not even by that point of. But even if you do have that score, if it was submitted after one minute, it doesn't matter because those are the rules

you still would lose. And that's what the judges are saying like, I'm sorry, but these are the rules. Like, Romania's right. So then why is USA saying that they said in 47 seconds? They're looking at, like, they're submitting video and saying like, no, you guys got the timing wrong. Like, we submitted it within the minute. So that's like the back and forth that they're having,

Romania with USA. Yeah. But as of now, they are stripping the bronze medal from Jordan Childs right now. Yeah. Wow. And it sucks because she's like over here. She's back in the USA and she's like back over here because she's from UCLA. She went to UCLA. She goes to UCLA or went. And she, she's going back this year, too. She decided to go back. Oh, okay. Yeah. And she's been going on interviews and she's been celebrating talking about that moment when like the whole like,

hectic stuff was going on. Listen, there were so many emotions going through my body in that moment. Obviously, you know, there was a lot of commotion. It was a surreal moment. I didn't know what I was like, what was happening because I saw the score change and I was just like, what is going on? Is this real? Is this happening? So like I was saying, yeah. It was a lot going on. She was the last performer and Romania was already pre-celebrating. I know that we are on her side for sure. And we're like, oh, this sucks.

She got her metal stripped. Also, the other girl got her metal stripped. Right. So the other girl is like, dang, like I won. And so what her team is doing is their due diligence, right? For sure. And being like, no, let's see this way. And so they feel as justified as Team USA feels after having challenged it.

So when they appeal it, that's where we're going to see. And I'm assuming that the Olympics are like, oh, dang, you are right. But they did that already with USA. Like, oh, dang, you're right. Oh, dang, you're right. Yeah. If USA appeals and shows that it's 47 seconds, then the other girl is going to get stripped again. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. It's tragic in general for anybody because that's what you work out for. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's like that one time where I scored tens all around, but then all of a sudden the score changes to 10,000 points, and I don't get my gold medal. What are you talking about?

Or did you say 100? I said 100, bro. You said 10,000? Stop being extra. I had tens in there. I should have won that one. Totally different. Nope.

I should have won that. That was my gold medal. I just said what you scored. The one of what you fool when you were B-Box. And I won that B-box. No, you didn't. Present don't. No creativity.

No creativity. Sepote. See? I don't have his on the board. You need originality. You scored zero in originality because you did a... Just recreating corn. Yeah, or corn.

I was all original. I know that corn song too. I even add some scratches to it as well. You know the one I'm talking about. I know which one you're talking about. That was the one you did. No, that's not it at all. Anyway.

I should have won that gold. So I feel you on this one. It's a matter of seconds for America and for Romania. They're both going to be bound by the rules. Yeah. So regardless of the score, they're going to be bound by that timing rule. And that's just what it comes down to.

They just not hand the bronze to anybody until it's figured out. Yeah. Instead of like taking away from Jordan. They didn't hand it to her. Jordan has it. No, no. But afterwards. No, Romania was cheering.

They were celebrating. They don't just give you the thing. They were celebrating. They were already in the podium with their flag celebrating thinking they won because they're in their head. They're like, there's no. way she's going to be my score right now. In general, I mean, it sucks for both of the ladies that work hard.

Yes. It's more of a rule thing. It is. And that's on the judges for not doing their job correctly in that sense. But right now, Jordan, she is taking, like, a social media break. And she's saying, like, I'm taking a break right now for my mental health. Because I know it's getting to her. Yeah.

Like, imagine you win, you get here, you're celebrating. And now you're being told, like, everywhere in the news saying, like, hey, that Bronzman give it back. That's what the Romanian people were saying too. I know. Because imagine you're celebrating, you got your score,

you see it, and then all of some the score changes and they take it away from you. And then you show that they didn't follow the rules so it's yours, but now America's upset

because it's America and God shed his grace on the all of that, right? You're right. Both of them feel as upset. Yeah, you're right. It's the Olympics, though. Well, I will let you know this.

If we do get the bronze taken away from the U.S., we'll be at 125 and we'll still would a, Bye everybody. Yeah. Yeah. Shout out Jordan, too.

And then more people, and not going to, like, not that it's a good or bad thing, but more people are going to follow you. Come next Olympics in L.A. They're going to see what you're doing. True. And root for you even more because of what happened this Olympics. Yeah, they know you. They know you now, Jordan.

All right, that's it for your first obras I love. I'm Angie from Roundback Mornings. I'm proud of 106. Scrolling with the homies. The homie. All right, letty. There is somebody in the Olympics who participated, but didn't get one point at all.

Hey, that's messed up. They got some. No, no, this is the actual 2024 Olympics. In Paris. Yes, in Paris. Can you guess what sport it is? I know who you're talking about, bro. This video was everywhere.

Are we talking about the Australian chick? Rachel Gunn from Australia was break dancing. The break dancer. She didn't score one point in the Olympics because of her moves and they're going super viral. Really? Do you have to do the bunny hop and that weird little worm thing? I love all the memes that are. coming out of this.

Yeah. Because it's like one, one person said when I tell my toddler no, and it's her spinning on the floor. I'm just spinning in circles and circles. I like how she thought the worm was like you have to look like a snake and then she did her hands like a snake. I know. What's the, is it a protractor that does the angles? The protractor. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, she was doing the protractor on the floor. Like just she was folding like Greg does every time she's a girl. Oh, my God. Yeah. I'm not how it was so entertaining. But, yeah, her name is. Rachel Gunn, I'm gonna play this audio right here explaining who she is and where she comes from and like what got her into break dancing. Listen to this.

My name's Rachel Gunn. I'm a lecturer at McCorra University and I also go by the name Ray Gunn. I will be representing Australia. When I started breaking, I absolutely never thought that it was going to be in the Olympics and I know that's the case for pretty much all breakers, to be honest. So it's called breaking. Yeah. Yeah. Oh my God. Don't laugh at her.

She has a PhD in breakdancing, okay? What this just shows me is that if you want to be in the Olympics but you don't guide it like that, like that move to Australia. I'm going to go to El Salvador and really represent. Yeah, yeah, maybe. Because if that's like how she,

that skill set, as funny as it was on the world stage, in Australia, that kills. In Australia, that is, wow. Maybe that's her. Like in Australia, she, He's top dog. She's Raygun.

She's Raygun. Yeah, you have to see the video. Brownback Mornings 106. If you haven't seen it already, have a good time. Yeah. All the memes that are coming up out of it, baby girl. Yeah, they're great. Even like the Australian Olympic chief of said some words about it because how much backlash that she's been getting.

Listen to this. I love Rachel. And I think that what has occurred on social media with trolls and keyboard warriors and taking those comments and giving them airtime has been really disappointing. The fact that, yes, Rachel didn't get a point yesterday, but she was there doing her best. It takes great courage to walk out into any sporting environment and try. I'm very grateful for Rachel because I think what she has done for breakdancers and female breakdances in the future generations will not be really appreciated for decades to come. Oh my God. There's actual bomb girl.

That can actually break dancers. That can do head spins and they can do all that stuff, girl, please. Yeah, I feel like this one she's like, you're the one who sent her, lady. You saw it. You were the friend that said yes, girl. Before she did that mess of stuff to herself. Like they should have YouTubeed like break dancing and then compare it to see it like you could compete in an Olympic level. Because there are some amazing dancers.

Oh, yeah. It was. Like the memes, it sucks, but they were hilarious. Like someone put my dog after I give it a bath. And you got to see like sometimes the memes make something extra and exaggerated. The video itself is insane. Yeah, that's just her. Because they can clip it.

They can flip the context. No, bro. Just watch the performance itself. You are going to trip up. And just so you know, Australia, we do this with art with our people too. because whenever someone messes up the Star Spangled Banner, the National Anthem, we stay playing that. We stay clowning them.

They have courage, too. Yeah. That don't mean we can't count you. Brough. Yeah. Fergie, got it. Was the recent one? The other girl, yes. They're always going to get it because you had the courage to make a fool out of yourself in front of the whole world. of Julia Stiles and say the last dance

and know that I am not her biggest fans. I remember when Julie Stiles, she had to learn how to dance. Jeez. That's hilarious. That's a good movie. I like that reference, too. A lot of her wounds I'm going to steal, though. I'm going to take some of those movies.

Like which one? At the club. When she's sitting on the floor on her side? You know which ones were crazy to me? No, the poses were insane to me. Oh, like the drop of pose? Yeah. Like, bro, that's not how you do it.

I know enough that you don't do it that way, dog. It's hip hop, break dancing. Yeah. Oh my gosh. She was very like that. She's almost at a million views on some of her videos. She's been really popular. At least something came out of it.

She got no points on the board, but she definitely got hell of views. Monetize that, baby girl. She got the followers. Bruh. Shout to Australia too. Rachel Gunn. Thank you for that, Gary. I appreciate you.

It's Brownback Mornings. LA's number one for hip-hop. That song makes me cool to my 6-year-old. You are cool. Mom, how did you know that? Stop. Stop. Stop.

Stop. You need to learn the dance now. Hira. Oh, I want to learn the dance so. bad. You should. Actually, shout out of the stallion that she dropped this video. It's going viral, too.

It's really cool. It's a really, really good video. She's kind of playing on the fact, like, if people hate me, they think I'm a snake or whatever, she's, like, leaning into, f it, I'm a snake. Oh, okay. But if I'm a snake, I'm a, I'm a... Yeah. She got a banger. That's a banger of a song.

And then the guy is really cool, too. Yeah. You ever hear that, like... I've never heard this fool, but he was really cool, too. He made her do it like a hundred times because, like, no, you're going to get it right. Like the accent? Yeah. That's tight.

Yeah, he killed it. All right, hold on. We've got to talk about sports. I feel like it's in here somewhere. Sports. Go sports. Yeah. Go sports.

Because this feels like this would be sports, but then this is going to be video games watch. Here we go. It should be sports. Sports. Put you on the game on the game. Sports. Sports. Sports.

NFL season, preseason is up right now. Right. Cowboys played the L.A. Rams yesterday, and it was really huge, but the L.A. Rams took the win. Correcto, Mundo, or not correct the Mundo? Fos L.O. Fos. Yeah. Facts. All the jean shorts. This is coming from a Packers fan, Maximo, and a Chargers fan, baby. You're a Chargers fan. At least they're in L.A. now. They used to be in San Diego. Yeah, talk to me about being a Chargers fan when the L.A. Rams exist, and that's your roommate. No? Yeah, kind of. Yeah. I mean.

I mean, it was almost our season last season. I sound like a Raider fan, but no. Our Chargers were rebuilding. We need a whole need to. Yeah, that's terrible. Yeah, which are pretty bad. But the L.A. Rams are great. The L.A. Rams are good.

Yeah. And how are the Raiders doing? Packers fan, you know? Yes, no, maybe? The usual? A lot of hype. They get nowhere. Riders.

On behalf of a Raider Nation, I know you're going to get through it. It's fine. Yeah, you get through it every year anyway. Feeling right now? Hilarious. Yeah, they're creasing their jeans shorts right now. Yeah, the jean shorts are. being starched.

And their high socks. And their Cortezus. Their 3xT jerseys. Okay, neither of you are you're jerks, by the way. And those with them snug, okay? And they're gonna scream a lot all year just to lose again, just like usual.

Okay, if you had to think. Talking to you, Anthony. Yeah, you, Anthony. Okay. From a Packers fan and a Chargers fan, if you had a pick between being a Cowboys fan or a Raiders fan, which one would you do? I would rather just not do it.

Yeah, I would want to watch football. That's not, and it's not. These are really great fandoms. I appreciate. No, the fandoms are amazing. I will say, like, the people that support these teams, they're amazing. That keep them in business? You know, I love that they have people like that.

You're annoying. I think you're just being sarcastic. Anyway, I wanted to talk to you guys about this new NFL rule because you guys are dudes, sports times, sports talk, all of that, about on-side kicking. Okay? So apparently on-side kicks now must be announced in advance. which takes away like the surprise element of it. I don't know too much about football, but I do know like when it's a kick,

you don't know until it's going to happen, at least on fourth down right or something. Onside kicks are illegal before the fourth quarter now. What? So you have to wait until the last quarter and only the losing team can perform onside kicks. That's terrible. That's crazy.

You can't strategize anymore? Like if you're already up, you can't be, you can't kick. And onside kicks are so exciting too because you never know what's going to have. happen. Exactly. There's always like is it going to, is it going to make? And this is what I'm assuming like the field goal, right?

The field goal attempts? No. Or onside kicks? Onside kick is like, so you know, after someone scores in the beginning of each half. Okay. Someone kicks the ball up. To their homies.

Yeah. So the onsite kick would be like instead of punning the ball or instead of kicking it off, you'd do an onset kick to try to get the ball back. What is an on side? You want to explain it? Go ahead. They kick it to the side instead of, do you know how they kick it far? Yeah.

They're not kicking it far. They're kicking it side. Like very, like, close to them. Close to them. I've seen that before. It has to pass 10 yards. For them to be able to get it back. Yeah.

So if they try to grab it before 10 yards, that's a penalty. They can't do that. And then because of the shape of the ball. What is the, like, the pro to doing onside kick? You get the ball back if your team recovers. Yeah. But because of the shape of the ball, you just don't know how it's going to bounce. Right.

So it's honestly like a luck. It's 50-50. Yeah. So they're risking it. Yeah. But they're saying you can't do that. You can't do the risk unless you're in the fourth quarter and you're down. and you have to announce that you're about to do that.

Because I'm assuming it lets the other team know, hey, we're about to run for it or wait for it or at the same time. They have to re-stratage, too. Yeah, some people have tried to do like a surprise on-side kick, and it just never worked. I mean, once you see the formation, you know it's going to be an on-side kick, but them having to announce it, you lose that chance of potentially surprising them. Yeah. Because it could be a tied game, and that on-side kick will change the whole outcome of that game. And overall, they're changing the rules in, like, kickoffs in general. But I'm wondering why.

Because I'm sure, like, even the surprise aspect of a play, that's all of football. You don't let the other team know what you're about to do until you do it. Like, that's like announcing each play. It's unnecessary. That's what's crazy to me, too, is it's not like it's cheating in a way or it's not, like, guaranteed you're going to get that ball back. So why do you have to make a rule about it? Announcement. Yeah, like an announcement.

It's not like your deep. Onside kick, everybody. Like, hold on. Do people get hurt during onside kicks? No. They get hurt during kickoffs mostly. Yeah. Not onside kicks.

But what I'm thinking is they're trying to keep the game competitive and they're trying to just make sure that the other team has a chance to catch up instead of allowing a team to just whoop on somebody. Now we're allowing teams to catch up. Even realistic. In the NFL, what are you doing? Realistically, if teams are getting whooped, they're not going to onside kick. They're just going to kick it normally.

Yeah, which is weird. That's weird about it. Not that I'm off for like the rah, rah, rah of football. But I think the football that we know is not going to be the same. It's getting soft now. Yeah. That's what it sounded like. You know how they make those things of like at least that kids can't play tackle football?

Yeah. Until 13 at least that they had to play flag football. Yeah. I think we're just seeing stuff gear that way, which I understand because of the CTE and these things of how aggressive the sport is. Right. But there's very aggressive sports. Loki, like this fight this past weekend, of seeing Virgil Ortiz versus Turkey. As I'm seeing them punch each other in the face and not stop, I'm just thinking, wow, it's crazy that this is okay.

Yeah. It's wild that it's okay because they are punch, true. MMA is the same way. Yeah. Oh, yeah. But when I'm seeing, I'm like, they're taking these blows for how many minutes, like 12 rounds. Like they didn't stop, right? and Loki you win if you knock someone out

But that Loki that's a concussion For sure And then football's like hey Whoever has a ball We all gotta just take them down Take them down That is true But heads all of that

And I know there it's some Like they're barbaric out there People do lose their lives though So it's like at what costs is our entertainment You know what I'm saying And loki This might not be like in America This has happened since the beginning of time

Gladiators And in Aztec like history Yeah we're man They used to play soccer with people's heads. I did. You even see in the States is not popular, but rugby. Rugby is like a form of football, but they don't wear protection.

Protection. Protection. They literally are playing football with no protection. No way. It's crazy. They were just getting rug burns. Wait, rugby is football with no protection? It's like football and soccer put together with no protection.

So they're tackling each other and they don't even have like pads or nothing, helmets. And these dudes are huge. They're humongous. And they're just tackling each other. freaking field. That's why I'm raising a baseball player. Even baseball, too.

No, baseball is crazy until they, like, get down. There's a ball coming on to 100 miles an hour. Yeah, but you got a glove, dog. No, as a hitter. Do you think it still hit you

on purpose at 100 miles an hour? Yeah, but then I get a walk. Yeah, but then you throw the bat and you chase the pitcher. And that's more rare than every game to expect to fight and, like, throw your body at someone.

Yeah, so like MMMA you're going and knowing that you're expecting that. Yeah, you get points for stuff like that. In baseball, that's like, baupao. You don't do that. Right? Yeah. And then my other kid's going to be a superstar, a basketball player.

Right? Yeah. I just got to worry about some elbows and then someone faking. Oh, my God, you heard me. Flobbing? Yeah. All right. Well, just get ready, NFL.

Damn. It'll be interesting. Yeah. It's going to be the National Fluffy League suit. Yeah. You guys would still watch them? Don't say that. Yeah.

You guys would still watch you. Yeah. Football. My parents are already watching right now. Yeah. I'm just like, yeah, football. And that's exactly why football. And that's exactly why football.

is because I have how it gets people. Yeah. I think I'm leaving next week to Denver again for the hundred times. You ought to go see a football game. They love football. You're going to be your house by yourself. He's going to cook for you. Your dino-dagnos sort thing is.

I know. I'm kind of worried about it. My God, what am I going to do with my life? Don't burn the house down, please. Yeah. All right. Brown bag. It's Brown bag on Power 106.

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