Mina Kimes

Pablo Torre Finds Out is produced by Walter Averoma, Ryan Cortez, Sam Dawig, Juan Galindo, Patrick Kim, Neely Lohman, Rob McRae, Rachel Miller Howard, Carl Scott, Matt Sullivan, Claire Taylor, Chris Tuminello, and Juliet Warren. Our studio engineering by RG Systems. Our sound design by NGW Post. Our theme song, as always, is by John Bravo. And we will talk to you next time.

Pablo Torre Finds Out is produced by Walter Averoma, Ryan Cortez, Sam Dawig, Juan Galindo, Patrick Kim, Neely Lohman, Rob McRae, Rachel Miller Howard, Carl Scott, Matt Sullivan, Claire Taylor, Chris Tuminello, and Juliet Warren. Our studio engineering by RG Systems. Our sound design by NGW Post. Our theme song, as always, is by John Bravo. And we will talk to you next time.

All right. So there are currently two Mall of America employees trying to tape my phone to my bra inside, to be specific, so that when I go down the zip line, I'll be able to give you my take without losing it.

All right. So there are currently two Mall of America employees trying to tape my phone to my bra inside, to be specific, so that when I go down the zip line, I'll be able to give you my take without losing it.

He bullied my aunt's brother in high school.

He bullied my aunt's brother in high school.

Did you get lost on the way to Home Depot today, Dan? Like, what's going on with the plants?

Did you get lost on the way to Home Depot today, Dan? Like, what's going on with the plants?

You look like you're about to ask me to, like, check the oil on my car.

You look like you're about to ask me to, like, check the oil on my car.

Or, like, come over and, like, look around and point things in my house that need to be fixed.

Or, like, come over and, like, look around and point things in my house that need to be fixed.

Yeah, it's been an absolutely wild 24 hours. I am in my friend's guest room right now. There's a travel crib behind me for the YouTube audience, if you're wondering what that is. And I don't know. It's just been absolutely surreal, guys. I was flying back from Newark two nights ago. when the fires really started kicking off on Tuesday night.

Yeah, it's been an absolutely wild 24 hours. I am in my friend's guest room right now. There's a travel crib behind me for the YouTube audience, if you're wondering what that is. And I don't know. It's just been absolutely surreal, guys. I was flying back from Newark two nights ago. when the fires really started kicking off on Tuesday night.

And we got the plane and there were some news reports at the time, but I think everybody kind of assumed because we were being allowed to fly and land, it couldn't be that bad. And then you could see the plane sort of apprehend what was going on. And people were finding out on the plane that their houses, their friends' houses were burning to the ground. And overnight, my husband

And we got the plane and there were some news reports at the time, but I think everybody kind of assumed because we were being allowed to fly and land, it couldn't be that bad. And then you could see the plane sort of apprehend what was going on. And people were finding out on the plane that their houses, their friends' houses were burning to the ground. And overnight, my husband

And my infant child came here because our house is pretty close to the second fire on the east side. And then last night, another fire sprang up pretty close near here. But luckily, they were able to put it out pretty quickly because the winds had done so much here in Los Angeles. But it's just been... an absolutely surreal 36 hours or so.

And my infant child came here because our house is pretty close to the second fire on the east side. And then last night, another fire sprang up pretty close near here. But luckily, they were able to put it out pretty quickly because the winds had done so much here in Los Angeles. But it's just been... an absolutely surreal 36 hours or so.

Fortunately, things seem to be turning around a little bit, largely because the winds have died down. But I just, I mean, my son's friend's house burned to the ground. Everybody in their neighborhood lost their houses. It's just friends, family friends, people we know just up in flames. I've just never seen anything like this in my life.

Fortunately, things seem to be turning around a little bit, largely because the winds have died down. But I just, I mean, my son's friend's house burned to the ground. Everybody in their neighborhood lost their houses. It's just friends, family friends, people we know just up in flames. I've just never seen anything like this in my life.