California State Route 1

Yes.

It was found along the Pacific coast highway in Malibu.

The thing that I keep seeing, and again, this is stupid, but I see a lot of like when they compare certain things to me, it's like if someone goes for a run, a jog, like before or after work, whatever that it is, right? Like that's what I see.

And then all of a sudden they keep snapping their fingers and gone.

Because it's some of the most expensive real estate in the world.

And those residents have... uh... a road that takes a lot to maintain and and uh... you know it's in a during the winter time it gets the same issues that highway one does and i think because it's uh... a beautiful place to drive and see a lot of these uh... mansions and cool uh... real estate If it wasn't a toll, they'd probably have people just driving it all the time, like Lombard Drive up in San Francisco or some other areas.

Locals, what was I reading about recently? The locals were like, ah, we don't want all these people driving.

There's some house in Mulholland that's abandoned, and everybody's driving Mulholland Drive to check out this house, and the locals are driving them crazy.

This is not going to keep it open during the winter all the time and solve all the issues, but it's going to help manage the highway better, attention to detail, just all the things you want to do to make that a fun

drive.

But can you guarantee that that money will be earmarked? for highway one maintenance and not be diverted to something else that would be my concern

well if you created legislation and a statute and worked all that out you you could i mean i know there are toll roads in southern california uh there are toll roads in other parts of the country i don't know how it's all worked out i don't know that 100 would go to it um but but But realistically, yeah, I mean, the idea of a toll road is to help operate and maintain and improve that particular corridor.

It's a

PCH in it, the Pacific Coast Highway.

Yeah, yeah, and what's the name of the big castle there that was built by Randolph Hearst? Hearst Castle, yeah.

And then we went down to California, down to Los Angeles, we had a few days in LA, went to Universal Studios, went to Disneyland, went to Knott's Berry Farm, all those things, went to Madame Tussauds.

All right, Kurt, thank you.

Colin Jones, we'll talk about Highway 1, and that conversation will feature during the 6 o'clock hour.

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But let's see if we can separate fact from fiction.

Colin Jones talks about Highway 1 at 6 o'clock tomorrow.

Let's debate whether or not Pete Hegseth, our Secretary of Defense, should be fired.

There we go.

It's a slang term for a motorcycle.

Everyone climb onbo- [laughs] Everyone climb on board my Crotch Rocket as Rudy Jazz drives us out of Dead Rabbit Radio Command all the way out to the Pacific Coast Highway.

[imitates engine revving] We're headed down to the Pacific Coast Highway, and we're about to meet a young woman, let's call her Jessica.

She's driving down the Pacific Coast Highway as well.

This is California State Route 1 is the official name.

Has beautiful ocean views.

But anyways, she's watching this television show and she just caught an episode.

It wasn't like she sat down to be like, "All right, AJ Benza's [laughs] about to do my favorite show that I don't know the name of." She's just catching it on a random day.

What's the exact location of that cottage?

It's two miles north of Santa Monica and down on the beach, directly behind a large white frame house on the Pacific Coast Highway.

Number 1221.

You can't miss it.

Let's separate fact from fiction.

Colin Jones at 6.05 talks about Highway 1.

I know, that's a lot, but we've got plenty of time.

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