Michael Franzese

Even the nice liberals, you know, the ones who still have their houses not burned down. We had a little trouble here with fire recently. Okay. Thanks to your governor. Well, it's not thanks to the wind, but yes, there were things that— Oh, Bill, come on. Sweetheart, my first editorial this season was all about how the government could have done better. So don't tell me— No, no, I know that.

Even the nice liberals, you know, the ones who still have their houses not burned down. We had a little trouble here with fire recently. Okay. Thanks to your governor. Well, it's not thanks to the wind, but yes, there were things that— Oh, Bill, come on. Sweetheart, my first editorial this season was all about how the government could have done better. So don't tell me— No, no, I know that.

I know that, yeah. But it was mostly the wind. I also made that point. Okay. Anyway, water and the hydrants would have helped. I've made that point. And the reservoir would have helped. And the mayor being here. And the mayor being here. Lots of things. And not choosing a fire chief because she was the best lesbian. A lesbian can do the job, I said, which is true. Of course it's true.

I know that, yeah. But it was mostly the wind. I also made that point. Okay. Anyway, water and the hydrants would have helped. I've made that point. And the reservoir would have helped. And the mayor being here. And the mayor being here. Lots of things. And not choosing a fire chief because she was the best lesbian. A lesbian can do the job, I said, which is true. Of course it's true.

I know that, yeah. But it was mostly the wind. I also made that point. Okay. Anyway, water and the hydrants would have helped. I've made that point. And the reservoir would have helped. And the mayor being here. And the mayor being here. Lots of things. And not choosing a fire chief because she was the best lesbian. A lesbian can do the job, I said, which is true. Of course it's true.

But they didn't choose the best person. They wanted to just, it was, let's have a lesbian first, and then we'll get the best lesbian. Okay, that's not good enough. No, no, no. For a job of this kind. It was very important. It was very important to choose a lesbian. No, no, listen.

But they didn't choose the best person. They wanted to just, it was, let's have a lesbian first, and then we'll get the best lesbian. Okay, that's not good enough. No, no, no. For a job of this kind. It was very important. It was very important to choose a lesbian. No, no, listen.

But they didn't choose the best person. They wanted to just, it was, let's have a lesbian first, and then we'll get the best lesbian. Okay, that's not good enough. No, no, no. For a job of this kind. It was very important. It was very important to choose a lesbian. No, no, listen.

In case they had to rescue a lesbian in the fire, the lesbian's going to be a lot more comfortable seeing another lesbian. Didn't care how big she was or if she can carry her out. Bill, this is so insane. What?

In case they had to rescue a lesbian in the fire, the lesbian's going to be a lot more comfortable seeing another lesbian. Didn't care how big she was or if she can carry her out. Bill, this is so insane. What?

In case they had to rescue a lesbian in the fire, the lesbian's going to be a lot more comfortable seeing another lesbian. Didn't care how big she was or if she can carry her out. Bill, this is so insane. What?

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Hey, what's up? This is Joe from Past Gas Podcast by Donut Media. We're an automotive history podcast, but you don't have to be a car person to enjoy our show. We tell the craziest stories, like the first race across America. It was basically 45 days of hell, or how the humble caravan saved Dodge and allowed them to make the Viper.

Hey, what's up? This is Joe from Past Gas Podcast by Donut Media. We're an automotive history podcast, but you don't have to be a car person to enjoy our show. We tell the craziest stories, like the first race across America. It was basically 45 days of hell, or how the humble caravan saved Dodge and allowed them to make the Viper.

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And that's what I call it. What you're referring to, if people don't know, is somebody else in the department, a deputy chief, said something like, when people are in an emergency like a fire, they want to see someone who looks like them coming. Yeah. No, they just really want to get out of the building. Should have been fired on the spot for this ridiculous thing.

And that's what I call it. What you're referring to, if people don't know, is somebody else in the department, a deputy chief, said something like, when people are in an emergency like a fire, they want to see someone who looks like them coming. Yeah. No, they just really want to get out of the building. Should have been fired on the spot for this ridiculous thing.

And that's what I call it. What you're referring to, if people don't know, is somebody else in the department, a deputy chief, said something like, when people are in an emergency like a fire, they want to see someone who looks like them coming. Yeah. No, they just really want to get out of the building. Should have been fired on the spot for this ridiculous thing.