Hello, and welcome to Mind of Micah.

Today on the program, it's the return of Micah's Read of the Week, part two, about the

Herbalife Air and the most sought after piece of real estate in all of Los Angeles.

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On to part two of the read. Golden hour bloomed as we reached the mountains top.

Ribbons of colored light and jet contrails laced the sky.

In a family of deer romped in the distance, my guide exhaled.

Lesson aerobic eve and more a long sigh of relief.

Standing here makes it all worth it, said Susan Hughes.

The mountain was mark stream, not theirs.

Not hers, I should say, but she's ready to talk about her fight to keep it.

Her life and her life with use.

Did you see the insider? She says referring to the 1999 film featuring Al Pacino about a tobacco industry whistleblower

and coincidentally based on 1996 anti-fair article.

That's how I felt for 13 years. Opening up today takes a lot out of me. It takes me back there.

A drop of around 1400 feet out beyond L.A. lies the Pacific.

On the 4th of July, Susan says you can see the fireworks display of five different enclaves, including Malibu, Marina Del Rey, and Encinito.

I want to have Alex here after his father died to see the fireworks, but the trustees wouldn't give us the key.

The key was in the hands of Conrad Klein, marks lawyer and one of the literal gatekeepers who died in 2019.

The other trustees were senior Herbalife International exec.

Christopher Pear, who became acting CEO after Mark Steff and John Reynolds, marks biological dad, who died in June 2021.

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