Y'all, it is reigning feral cats and service dogs here in Los Angeles.

What is up, everyone?

Welcome to another episode of Just Say With Justin Martendale.

I am Justin Martendale, whoo, it is wet and damp.

There are floods everywhere.

Honestly, I have not seen it rain like this since I've lived here for over the years.

John, how are you, buddy?

Wet.

Yeah, barely made it here today.

All I heard before moving here was drought, drought, drought, drought, well, you got it.

Fire, fire, fire, fire, fire, dirt, dirt, trash, trash, piss, piss.

You got with jazz, the L.I.

And you know what, it's really funny because we got hit with, I guess it was called the

bomb cyclone last week, or actually Northern California did, and Southern California,

we were like, okay, we'll take it from here.

And everything was fine.

And then the other day, I was driving up Mulholland to go on a hike with my friend Denise,

and half of Mulholland's cliff was just gone.

And I was like, you know what, maybe we should turn around because as much fun as it is to

fall into a sinkhole on a random Thursday, I don't want to be that guy.

No.

Yeah, it is insane.

...