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You talked to Marlon Williams yesterday.

This kind of leads into this story.

He was talking about the fires there, and his houses are fine right now.

But he was kind of joking about people he knows are losing their places.

Can't stay with them because they got money and they can go get to hotels.

It was one funny thing about

the whole thing happening out there. It was the funniest L.A. fire conversation that I've ever heard.

But etiquette experts reveal how to tell house guests you refuse the host of them without burning

bridges. That means people that are just moochers, you know, they want to stay your house all the

time it says here.

It can be difficult to tell a friend.

They can't stay at your house.

But there's a way to refuse someone without burning bridges.

It all depends on what the friend thinks.

Well, and a lot of this is, the person they're referring to in this, lives in New York City.

And so I can... True, but I'm everywhere, though.

No, I understand.

But I can see how a city like that, if you live in that city and you have people coming to

visit, they're going to probably ask to stay because...

It's expensive.

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