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Hello, welcome to your Hollywood crime scene mini episode. Hello. Hi, Dezi. Hello.

It's Saturday night. How's your del Taco? I just got a drink. That's a toad zero. That's

that is I was thirsty. I was very thirsty. Well, I ordered food that's coming here. So

like you did. Oh, I just was like, I'm not going to have that, but I was very thirsty and I was

going to get coffee, but I was like, let me get this. Okay. I don't know. It's very Florida of me

to go into a drive-thru and get a mess. That's like my roots. I love it. Okay. Let's talk about some

news stories from this past week. This is a story out of Sydney. Shout out to our listeners down

under. This is from the Sydney, Maureen Herald. And it says, fight to save 3 a.m. cababs after

counsel says their quote, not in the public interest. Immediately this story caught my attention because

I personally have very strong opinions that more food places should be open at three in the

morning because I'm hungry then. There's especially an LA. It is one of the worst things about

living here. Nothing is open late. No, there's very few places. I've been to all of them. All of them

are mediocre at best. Yeah. So I'm a huge fan of late night food. Me too. Like I was trying to get

a cup of coffee in Echo Park at 11 p.m. the other night. And there was no place to get a cup of coffee.

We're not even talking about super late night in LA. No. Things close at 10. Like rude. It's very

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