Southern California

You've seen what he did in the playoffs with the Yankees postgame and being the kind of laissez-faire, like, well, you know, it don't really matter.

Like, he screams a SoCal, West Coast, no pressure, Anaheim angel.

He would fit perfect there because no one cares, even with, you know, now new ownership.

Like, I think that's the best fit for him because right now, like you said, he doesn't fit here.

Please, people, tell your children you love them and give them attention.

Years ago, I lived in Southern California, and some friends and I went down to Rosarito, Mexico for a long weekend.

While we were at the border crossing on the way back, a guy in front of us in line told the federales, I'm an American citizen.

You're a Mickey Mouse, Lars.

Centaur's two partners disagreed on where best the site to put the new movie studio.

Al Christie, chief director, wanted California as he wanted to make Westerns.

David Horsley, the owner, wanted Florida, which at the time was a backward, undeveloped, remote town of Hicks.

It's the same today.

remote.

But Florida was kind of backward and Anyway, he agreed to abide by the decision of the coin toss, which Christie won.

So Centaur set up on Sunset Boulevard, the first film studio in Southern California.

Within a year, 15 other smaller studios had followed them.

Right.

Here in Southern California, it's so hot in September.

It's over

100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Is that right?

Yes.

Even in Southern California, we have, there's some, some of that.

Yes.

Yeah.

And it just so happened that there were a string of Sondheim productions all happening in Southern California, all in a row in just a span of a few months.

And so within a few weeks, I'm watching Amanda McBroom as Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd.

And then I think a month or a few weeks after that, the timeline is very unclear in my memory.

I grew up in the Midwest, the show-me state, so I'm pretty much to the point.

I live in Southern California at this very point in time, and things I love.

I truly love supporting people wherever they're at.

Other things I love, walks on the beach, my feet on the ground, and I'd like to say I love food.

Or a substance on his hand? Let's see.

I remember once a game with Don Drysdale, who wore a copper bracelet because he had an arthritic wrist, and the other team made him take the bracelet off, and people all over Southern California were furious because they thought that was really picking on him.

They kept that ball in play, so it wasn't the ball, whatever he did.

I imagine it's a move of McNamara to try to get inside Gooden's head.

The scent of Mr. Toad's wild ride.

Disneyland was famously built on land that had once been covered with Southern California orange groves.

It's not a detail most visitors would have reason to think about while riding Mr. Toad's Wild Ride.

But according to a peculiar story attributed to former Disneyland cast members, the ride occasionally makes itself...