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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now here's Armstrong and getting it.

I guess we're going up and down the West Coast, checking on the how things are going for one thing with the street drug addict population. We were just talking to Jason Rantz.

It was up in Seattle where they didn't used to have street drug people at all, and now they got

lots. I was in San Francisco over the weekend where it used to be horrible, but the mayor has

done a really good job of cleaning up, especially the nice commercial areas that used to be just full of drug addicts

laying in the street. Now, I saw one in an entire day running around shopping and doing stuff,

which is really quite amazing. We all know what happened in L.A. with Spencer Pratt making

that a big issue. He got rejected because they want to continue down the road of craziness

in Los Angeles. And now we check in with Mark Larson, Southern California, San Diego Radio Legend forever, really, in the Mark Larson show. Sometimes you see them on Fox. Mark, welcome to the Armstrong and Getty Show. Hey, Jack, can I get Pink Eye over my phone? I hope not. I'd never had it before. I used to mock people who got

pink eye like they were weak or something, and now I've got it. This told me you're the famous

jockey Lafitte pink eye. Yeah, no, I never know. That's a stretch. How's the street, just to start

here, because like I said, I've talked about it in all the major West Coast cities. Oh, and Joe, who's on vacation, checked in from Vancouver and was talking about watching people shoot up there.

So all the major cities of the West Coast have checked in on the streetperson conversation today.

How are things looking in San Diego?

Well, San Diego has a continuing challenge, shall we say, with the, like they like to say, the people experiencing

homelessness or the unhoused. In fact, I posted this, show you progress at Mark Larson

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