Yo, welcome to another episode of In A Minute with Evan Lovett,

coming to you live from the IM studios in the heart of Los Angeles.

And today we have somebody close to my heart.

And in fact, somebody who in every episode and partnership

appearance we do together, I call my friend, because this is now, my friend, Lynette Romero,

the beloved anchor for NBC4 and today in L.A. Emmy Award winner, all around just fantastic person, great reporter, and somebody who also works an insane morning shift starting at 3.30 or 4 a.m., by the way.

Well, I get up at 120 for a 130 a.m. call, and then I have to be at the station at 3 a.m. Be on air at 4 a.m.

Yeah. And she's still this bright, vivacious person. So a lot of makeup and false eyelashes. That's all it takes. A lot of makeup and false eyelashes. There you go. That's the trick, guys. So we're going to get in all that. First, I want to give a shout out to my sponsor, Artobrick, Armin, my man, down in Gardina, running a factory,

manufacturing, fabricating, beautiful, handcrafted tile and brick, employing dozens of people right

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and it's not just any manufacturing. They restore historical L.A. landmarks, Alvara Street, Mariachi Plaza, U.S.C., La Plaza de Cultura Artes.

So really fantastic work.

They also do residential stuff.

You need any brick, any tile.

Contact Ardo Brick and say what's up to my man, Armin.

He loves L.A., and he is a great guy.

And we are here with a fantastic person. So, Lynette, just because we led in with this, I do want to hear

because you will see Lynette on the air at these, at 4 a.m., right? What time does the first

today in L.A. start? 4 a.m. Right. And deliver in news straight

through. I think it's today in L.A. till 7. So we have a 4 o'clock at 5 a.m. 6 a.m. And then we start

the Today Show. We do Today Show cut-ins. And, you know, just keep going long and strong all day.

Let's start with that because that's such a foreign concept for me. I thought, you know,

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