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Being Friday in about 15 minutes, right after you get the latest keyword for a chance to win $1,000.

We'll get a visit from the Moistline people, see what they have to spout about this week.

Well, governments all over Southern California have collapsed.

In most cases, they're no longer offering basic services.

So you're either going to sit there and take it and watch life or your

business deteriorate or are you going to do something about it? Well, we're going to talk with

Max Zahir. He's doing something. He's the owner of Celebrities Sports Grill in San Bernardino,

and he's so frustrated by the homeless and the damage they're doing to his business

that he has purchased a shuttle bus so he can drive the homeless away from his restaurant himself.

Take them back to where they came from.

This is his quote.

We'll get more details with Max now.

Welcome to the show.

Thank you guys for inviting me on the show. I really,

really appreciate that. Yeah, you sound very frustrated with the city of San Bernardino doing

something about this, huh? I am extremely frustrated. Part of the reason, because I have seen my

neighboring business being burned down and vandalized constantly. Last year, they tried to burn my building and vandalized constantly.

Last year, they tried to burn my building and vandalized it.

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