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They fucking surrounded him in the fog, and I was he screaming his head off.

Hey, what the fuck?

No, the day we had the protest.

Oh, really?

So gnarly. They surround him in the fog, and we're trying to stabbing the board,

fucking scream to Adam, he's fucking crunching him so he had no place to move.

That's Chris Toloa, also known as Chris Wan, talking about Lunata Bay.

Welcome to Surf Splendor.

I'm your host, David Scales. This episode is filled with expletives,

so you've been warned. But before we get into our normal format, I just wanted to continue this

discussion about localism at Lunata Bay. The conversation started in our last episode of

Surf News when we discussed a recent protest that took place at

Lunada Bay and the social media frenzy that surrounded it on the inertia and Reddit.

Lunata Bay is located in a very affluent area of Los Angeles, for those of you who didn't

hear that episode or aren't from Southern

California. It's only accessible from a real narrow walking path down a steep cliff,

and it's known for just being the most localized surf spot in California. There have been

numerous stories of violence, arrests, and even lawsuits filed against the locals,

the non-locals, and even the city. More on that in a moment. But back to Chris Toloa. I grew up

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