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This is a story only in Southern California, of course.

And it is, well, it's only in Southern California.

So the Los Angeles City Council voted to designate the Brady Bunch House, a historic cultural monument.

Now, for those of you that watch the Brady Bunch, the house that they lived on, obviously the interior was a sound stage.

But the house that was used was a house in a real neighborhood, and they did the exterior shots there.

And that is in Studio City.

Studio City is maybe 10 miles down the freeway from my, where I broadcast from the KFI, Los Angeles, my home studio or my home radio station.

And so it's just down the freeway. It's in Studio City. And there it is. People go to it because that's the Brady Bunch House.

And here's what Adrian Scott Fine, the president of the L.A. Conservancy, which pushed for the city council to declare the house a historic cultural monument.

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