Hey, Bay Area, good morning.

Coffee, please. Wake up with Sarah and Vinny. This is amazing! Every morning on Alice. 973. Continue. Go. It's so fun. I'm enjoying it. I have a hard time, too, even with movies, but also with books with action scenes. I just kind of zone out. Because I'm like, I mean, it doesn't really matter what happens here. I know the heroes are going to make it to the end of this fight. That is one of the problems I have with sort of adventure stories where they are on the longest adventure of all times. Like even the Hobbit or the Lord of the Ring. One conflict after another.

They get a second. They take a break. They light a fire. They're like, oh, and then they're just right back to it. Yes. Sometimes that's not interesting to me. And I, like, in a movie, all right, in a seven season series about zombies, I'm like, I give up. I don't. Okay.

I get it.

Well, it's starting to become a... so you're talking about the walking dead. It started to become a soap opera because there were, there were, a whole, whole episode would go by without a single zombie. They'd just be like, you know, the governor, the self-proclaimed governor in this walled off town. I never even got to the point

where they were finally not running from zombies. Geez, if you'd only waited it out, you could

watch a soap opera. Oh man, I used to make so much fun of that show after it got bad. Yeah,

it just, it was good for a while. It was, it was groundbreaking. Let's not forget.

Yeah, it was really good. I really liked it. It was, did you get to the governor stuff? That was where I started to go, Jesus. How about some zombies people? One of my roommates in college was watching it. So sometimes I'd pop in and be like, yep, still nothing's happening. this gray, bluish color scheme and people talking who haven't showered in three months.

I know. and be like, yep, still nothing's happening, this gray, bluish color scheme and people talking

who haven't showered in three months. I know. Like the filth always got to me. Yeah.

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It's all happening May 22nd through the 24th in Napa Valley.

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Our phone number 800, 400, 3697, and you can email us anytime Sarah and Vinny at

odyssey.com. Tomorrow on the show, we're doing Bridge the Gap. This is our first listener

round. It's a Battle of the Bay, too. We got North Bay versus South Bay. We've got...

We've got Elizabeth from San Jose playing for Gen X. Do I have that right? And Joanne from Santa Rosa is playing for the Zillenials. So it should be a fun round. And if you're ever thinking, you know, as you're playing along at home or whatever, oh, they should ask this question or they should ask that question. Send them. Send them along. Sarah and Vinny at odyssey.com. We could even give you credit

for the question. You know, we'll put a little thing. I'm down for that.

A couple deaths, actually. First off, the kids won't know this guy, but you know who Rex Reed is?

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