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And speaking of hassle, here's another episode of Klein Alley's Show.

All Heroes Wear Capes is an expression that is used far too often.

And in this particular case, I think it does apply.

Allie decided that she was going to step up and do something because we peer pressure into doing it, really.

And also because she believes that the people of Southern California are being fleeced, bamboozled, and scammed by gas stations all over that have been attempting to fool you into paying for air, even though it is free.

And I know that this has led to a lot of controversy as to people that say, well, it's not

free unless you buy gas.

It doesn't matter.

The point is that they're putting signs on the air pumps that say it is a certain amount

of dollars for a certain amount of time.

And the truth of the matter is that since the year 2000, air in California is free,

and they should not be advertising it as anything other than free.

And I do feel a new sense of purpose after my appearance of the city council last night.

It was embarrassing, yes, it was nerve-wracking, and I was very nervous with those little microphones all in front of me. But I got it done and now that I'm looking at this, I think I did go over my three minutes. Yeah, I have not heard any of this. I've wanted to go in. A lot of people have been tagging us because anyone could watch, apparently you could watch it live on YouTube as it was happening. You know, we're watching live and commenting. This is, I think, the most commented on video from the Agora Hill City Council.

Wow. And by the way, I was a hard record of the break. The record was three, and this one had I think of about six. But still, there were some net bangers that found out what Ali was doing. They got in the chat. They were infiltrating it as well. Yeah, and I walked in literally as it was starting. I couldn't get there early and I just, I walked in. Thank God I knew exactly where the place was. I filled out my speaker card and they did not read the name that I put on there. Oh, what did you put on there? Pougars. I put Pugers, yeah. Really? And they didn't say Pugers. No. I said Allison Pugers Johnson. Oh, yeah, I have a feeling they're a feeling they're not a big fan of jokes at the city council meetings.

But I was like, maybe if I can mask it between my regular name, they'll think it's like some artsy, cool middle name. And so I handed it to them. There were only two speakers that were scheduled to speak, me and one other guy. And the other guy was very passionate about a way to combat future wildfires in the city by making everyone trim their hedges.

Yeah. And the other guy was very passionate about a way to combat future wildfires in the city by making everyone trim their hedges. I thought that everyone's hedges were too high. I think this isn't some of that guy. It is something real that can reduce the risks we face today, and it's in your authority to make a policy decision to do so now. Thank you. So a guy is speaking eloquently about a topic that actually matters that's affected us all,

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