You see fans that don't know baseball, don't care about baseball, might even say baseball is boring,

but they'll go to Dodger games every year. You know why? Because there's nowhere in the city

that is the beating heartbeat of Los Angeles like a Dodger game is. You see the beautiful

mountains, the snow cap San Gabriel's, the blue skies. You can see downtown. Take a walk around

Dodger Stadium now. That center field area is awesome. It's fun. It's a constant party. They're

always adding concessions. New concessions. They got a peanut butter and jelly smash burger

this year for goodness sake.

Yo, welcome to another episode of In a Minute with Evan Lovett coming to you live from

the IM studios in the heart of L.A.

Listen to this.

This is an episode.

I'm here solo.

No guest today.

This is something I've been wanting to talk about, no joke for probably three years or something that's been percolating in my mind.

Every time I go to a restaurant, to a business, interface with some company in Los Angeles, sometimes you have a fantastic experience.

Sometimes you don't. But those fantastic

experiences stand out. I used to be a big Yelp guy, a big Google reviews guy. I like rewarding

good employees and thus good companies. And I've been sort of putting together a list of my, not my favorite companies per se,

but the best companies in Los Angeles.

And so over the years, I've been taking notes and keeping this together.

And what we're presenting today is the Mount Rushmore of L.A. companies.

I boiled it down into four companies that have an impact, that have a history, that inspire

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