Lincoln Heights

As Mano and Juanito leave, the boys decide to take the car that Cruz was painting for a ride.

They park on a hilltop overlooking the city, uh, which I believe is in Lincoln Heights, um, because I can actually p- say that's literally where I grew up as well, too.

We used to g- our, uh, childhood friends, uh, my, my m- my mom and dad met them at, like, our preschool or something like that.

And so, like, we would just always go over to their houses later on, on weekends and stuff.

Our families ke- became really close, and they lived at the top of Lincoln Heights.

So, like, it was like they were up in the hills.

I literally have seen this fucking tree, like, thousands of times, you know what I mean? Like, I've been up in these ne- in these areas, and they shot a lot of it around that.

Yeah, exactly.

The LA Times analysis says buyers who are priced out of places like Eagle Rock, Highland Park, Silver Lake, the West Side, they're looking for redemption in places like Cypress Park, El Sereno.

Lincoln Heights, Alhambra, which is nice, Winnetka, and Canoga Park.

Aren't those all places in Chicago, Lincoln Heights and Winnetka? I think there's only a few names for places.

We all use them.

Just reuse them? Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, it's fun to go to the festivals and do all these things, but it's like, you also should go out and socialize with people and it's going to be good for you for your brain and shit, you know? So I do the 100 party.

It's every third Friday of the month at the airliner in Lincoln Heights.

Okay.

Um, the one coming up is going to be this coming Friday.

We're talking about the new Stumptown Coffee Roasters location that's there in the city of Los Angeles.

um this is very exciting stumptown is returning to southern california on the uh storefront side of things um with this new location it's inside of the historic starlin theater in the lincoln heights neighborhood um and you know i mean tons of natural light it's got this unique the artwork they're doing this very specifically stumptown feeling thing with it um it's identifiably a stumptown cafe on first glance but it's also very la it's very lincoln heights it's got like a unique aesthetic to it some ways it reminds me a little bit of the uh stumptown cafe that used to be in the arts district that we spent a lot of time in over the years and went to some very memorable events and things out over the years And this looks like it's got a little bit of a design DNA from that, but it's also very distinctly its own thing.

And it's a lot of fun to look at.

It's amazing.

So I grew up in the city of Los Angeles, specifically California.

The Cypress Park, Lincoln Heights, Highland Park area, if you're familiar with that.

I

think we talked about that the first time we met.