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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Furry bodies, wide eyes, and a toothy grin, reselling for hundreds of dollars, and now a very obvious target.

My looboo got stolen. Someone stole my lobobo.

Labubu, the summer's most sought after toy at the center of a crime wave. In Southern

California, the thefts amount to tens of thousands of dollars. The latest in Chino

valued at approximately 30 grand. The fact that, you know, some people think that, hey, it's just

loboos, no, you know, it's more.

It's organized retail theft.

You know, it's so liberating to be able to just ignore crazes, you know, you just choose not to be involved.

Right.

I'm not into organized crime, as that person says there.

It's about organized crime

rings, and we need to worry about that and crack down on them. But in terms of the...

It's a huge problem in Cal Unicornia, especially. In terms of the craze of Lububoos, if you just

decide, you know, I'm not going to participate, I don't care. And it's over for you. You don't

need to want for one. You don't need to shop for one you just it's over um i was listening to a podcast

yesterday actually the dispatch podcast which is very informative about the whole redistricting

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