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Danny G, you got light shed at your house or no?

Yeah.

Back on. The street lights just came back on today at about 11 a.m. Yeah. And yeah, what a scary, scary moment yesterday. I talked to Danny last night and, you know, you lived where fire trucks are going by. No electricity. I hear his kid crying. I'm like, oh, man, Danny G's in a moment right now. Y'all let you go, man. But it was scary at the end of yesterday's show.

Danny G. and I had to leave with 20 minutes left in the show. We both got calls saying like,

yeah, you're in an evacuation zone. I was on the road like meh. I was like speed racer.

And Rich's fire, as the news developed seems to be from an arsonist

how crazy is that it is crazy what's crazy is that the citizens of the woodland hills area that

community took them down and held them down detained them until the police got there that was

kind of cool to see.

It's like Police Academy Force. Citizens on patrol. Have you seen the footage, though?

I have. The dude had a little blowtorch and people were tackling him. Yeah, that's what I mean. I love seeing that. I was like when they tackled them, they should have kicked them a little more. But it went.

I would have, in my opinion, if I saw that in my neighborhood, arrest me.

I would have maybe tried to severely hurt that guy. Yeah, that was wild to see. I'm not just holding him down. I'm holding him down and like, I'm going to hit him until the cops get there. And if he's alive, he's alive. So I want to just update our sentiment as we carry on and continue through the show. It's been a crazy, tough week, and we've been shouting out all the first responders all week. You know, wherever you are, whoever you are, all the first responders, but especially the ones here in L.A. And that would be, you know, all the medical people, the firemen, the police officers. We said the news reporters, because we questioned, do they have to be there right there putting their lives in danger? But yeah, they're painting the picture. Props to them,

but props to the citizens that took down this piece of garbage, honestly. In my opinion,

that guy is the lowest of the low. Now, he may have done it, but right, he was apprehended by the

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