Hour 4: Grannies Like To Go To Bed Early

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1:21That one's okay. Pretty good. You hear that bad advice nine challenges being thrown down. That's right. We're looking for better bad advices. Yep. Please. One of them is super solid. The other one. I'm like. Yeah. I can switch that one out. Okay. Bad advice 973 at gmail.com. And of course. Thank you. As always to San Francisco Bay coffee for keeping us on our toes all morning. Delicious. Sure is. I have noticed San Francisco Bay coffee. I used to get through about one and a half or one and two thirds mugs. This is almost gone. I'm getting through all of it now. I forget. I'm trying to actively slow myself down from drinking it. You drink a lot of coffee, dude. I mean, I love coffee too, but that's you drink two giant things of coffee. Thermoses. These are. I don't know. That's more than 20, isn't it? Oh, I don't know. I really don't know. Actually, this is a size large, a large size one. And I drink at least one big cup at home before I leave for work.

2:33But it's like drinking an entire pot of coffee. It takes me about seven hours to get through all of it. That's not so bad. This is the one the one mug I have. This is 16 ounces. Oh, then maybe mind 16 as well. They're about the same size. I know. Oh, it just looks enormous size matters. Anyway, but not that much. No, not that much. Don't worry about it. You're fine. Don't worry. I think it's okay. You're beautiful. More or less. Don't worry. Okay. Thank you much. I didn't want to mention that Brandy Carliles playing the chase center tomorrow. She is so good. She's great. I agree. And I don't it doesn't say if it doesn't say on this particular thing, I'm looking at whether or not these shows are sold out. She's currently touring though. I know she just played in Oregon. Someone sent me that they they'd gone. I think last night, maybe the night before. So this show is tomorrow night at the chase center. So and as Bob.

3:41So aptly pointed out yesterday, nothing's ever really sold out. You just have to be willing to pay a premium for a crappy seat. Yeah, I don't like playing that game. A smaller version of the sphere could be headed to Nashville. Now, I don't know if this is we had read a story that they are doing a different. But I can't remember where it was. They're going to do one here, like a little trio of three small spheres over by peer 70 dog patch. Really? Yes. Three smaller spheres. Yes, here in San Francisco. They kind of look like a space settlement in the renderings. So there's actually a company that built built this the big famous one in Las Vegas. It's called the sphere entertainment company. And I did not know about the San Francisco version of this, but that's very exciting. They're talking about a slightly smaller version in Nashville.

4:44They are reportedly in early discussions. I don't know how far along ours is. That's that'd be really fun. I don't know. I want the full size sphere though. That's very. Supposedly. Yeah, no, I don't know because this date that's on here already passed and we certainly don't have any spheres. So who knows construction. Your partner is going to the sphere this weekend. He is. Who's he seeing fish or something? Alenium. Oh, that's right. That's right. Alenium. Yeah, with his brother. Millenium. Sounds so fun. It's one dorky guy. Nick Miller. I'm Nick Miller. I hope it's. I'm aluminum. I really do. Like I'm not. I don't know his music. And he's I'm sure he's a very nice boy. But to be at that show, he had to put together the graphics for that music that he plays. I hope that your that your hubs has a blast. Yeah. I'm sure you will. I hope he's just tripping balls the whole time. Susan doesn't do that kind of.

5:45Whatever. You know what I mean? Like, you know, an adult beverage. I'm sure adult beverages will be included. Right. I think they say the big one of the big problems with playing at the sphere is that you do need a graphics package and that it costs so much money to put the initial once you've got it. Now you're fishing. You can just play the same show every night and use the graphics package that you pay $8 million for that USB. Right. Boom. There you go. But that's one of the things you got to get because you can't just play the sphere. You have to. You have to put something up on the sphere. We've heard from people who who have played it. We've heard from artists that say, yeah, you're fancy wind milling, you know, guitar play or that light kick you do. No one can see that. No. Because of the way the whole thing is set up. It's all about what you've put together graphically. Yeah. You know, when you see a regular show in a big venue, you're often looking at the big giant flat screens behind the people.

6:50If you're sitting far back, you, you see Taylor Swift larger than life on the backdrop. But that doesn't really work in the sphere because it's rounded. Yeah. It's, it's, it's, it's all, it's its own thing. And I really want to go. Me too. We have to find a good show and like, good, take some listeners. It would be fun. It would be fun. It would be great. So the idea that's being discussed with Nashville. Again, the sphere company is looking to build a sphere in, in Nashville. And it would be, it makes sense. There they have tons of shit. That is a music town, music city. The idea being discussed would be a scaled down version of the original venue. It would still feature the same high tech visuals, but it would be slightly smaller and designed to fit the Nashville market. I don't know how many people they can fit into the one that they have now. Is it a 3000 people? Is it 20,000 people? The conversations are still in early stages. So no formal plans, but it would certainly change the skyline of any place that they put it.

7:53So there you go. Looks like the spheres about 18,000. Oh, that's the one in Vegas. That's huge. It is big. And our mini one is supposed to be 2000 in SF. That's still a good size venue, really. That would be a fun experience either way, but 18,000. That's probably what the Chase Center holds. I was going to say it's like an arena where the floor is taken up by a game. Lil Yuzivert, what do you know about Lil Yuzivert? He had a pink diamond. That is the thing I was looking for sewn into his forehead. Oh, that's right. I had it implanted. It was his, their pronouns are they them. So I'm going to try and get with that. Lil Yuzivert says their 24 million dollar pink diamond will be reinstalled into their forehead soon. It got ripped off of his face at a, and he didn't, I don't when I say ripped off, it didn't get stolen.

8:57It was simply ripped off his face and then he grabbed that guy's hand and grabbed it and got the diamond back. So he has the diamond because any better because he's like, I'm still making payments on that on that diamond. But he wanted, they wanted to have a face worth 24 million dollars, I guess. One of the problems with having a diamond implanted in your face. One of the problems. There are a few, there's a few problems with it. Is that his, their insurance tried to cut them off because of how they were wearing the rock on their face. They wanted to ensure the 24 million dollar thing that they're still making payments on. And the insurance company said, not only are we not ensuring that, you're clearly crazy and we're not ensuring you. And they were like, I have children, I have a family, I, I need insurance. When you say they, you mean lull. I mean, lull. Okay. Yeah, I'm trying.

9:58Uh huh over here. Uh, they said, little Yuzi Vert said they want to get new anchors for the piece of jewelry so it'll hold up better. So they have the diamond, they want to reinstall the diamond. They realize that just glue isn't going to cut it. I'm not sure how they had it attached to their head in the first place. I thought if someone can just rip it off. I thought what he did. Sorry. I thought what lull did was it was like a lot of those piercings they're doing now where it goes in. But it doesn't have a back to it. So it just hooks. So it just hooks into the skin and then sit there. Oh, like I see what you're saying. So if someone did swipe it or push up or even pull or pull it would come right out of the skin because there's no way to anchor the backside like on an ear. Right. You have another side and then you would be able to push that the back into it.

10:58Yeah, that actually makes sense. I don't know. I thought it doesn't explain it not in this story anyway. They said, I've been getting some stuff mocked up just to see if I could get like two anchors to hold it in my head. I'll come out with it soon and I will put it back. The fact that they are still making payments on this is one of my biggest problems with it. Why are you spending $24 million on a diamond to stick in your forehead? I just don't understand. Well, it's made the news a lot because of this. That's why. I guess so. I mean, I would suggest necklace or a ring. Or a fake diamond worth whatever makes people happy. I mean, I think in the end, there will be some regret involved. What is Lil Yuzivert's net worth? Well, that's the scary part here. As you said, they're the payments. So it's not like this person was able to walk out and splash the money down to $25 million.

12:02Some of these other cats can. I'm going to say this person's net worth is five million. Six. They say that Lil Yuzivert is worth around 25 million. Some estimates range up to 40 million and he is actually ranked as one of the top. They are ranked as one of the top 60 richest rappers in the world. Between 2017 and 2018 Lil Yuzivert earned about $20 million. And then I guess it's just compiled from there, but that's there. This person does not have 24 million cash to drop on this diamond. Wow, they have 35 million monthly listeners on Spotify. I don't know one song. I'm looking at the list of songs and I don't know either. Let me see if there's like a big. 20 minutes. The way life goes. Silly watch. Watch this.

13:02Neon guts. Just want to rock. Money longer. There's a lot of songs. None that none that we're hip to. But you know, anyway, Lil Yuzivert, the diamonds coming back. They're convinced that they can get it just anchored into their head. There it is. Yeah. Oh, you have a picture too. Yeah. It is gigantic. It's what is that called marquee shape when it's pointed at one end and the other? Like my ring. Is that what you're, yeah, that's what yours is, right? Mm hmm. So it's that. But it's, I don't know, 40 carrots. The thing is just ginormous. And it's pink. Yeah, it is. And it's embedded in their foreheads. Or it was at one point. All right, Vinnie. What's coming up in the news? You know what? I have a bunch of stuff happening this month in the Bay Area that I wanted to tell you about after these. All right. We're gonna wake up with Sarah and Vinnie.

14:03They're great. They're awesome every morning. Every morning on Alice 97 III. I saw the sign. Alice 97 III. Sarah and Vinnie. Alice's morning show presented by San Francisco Bay Coffee. Bad advice is back. We want your problems. Email them to bad advice 97 III at gmail.com and listen tomorrow at 7 a.m. and see if we solve yours. What's up everyone? This house report is brought to you by Sarah and Vinnie. by Sarah and Vinnie on YouTube. Oh, I love them. Watch video clips from the Sarah and Vinnie morning show on our YouTube channel, just go to youtube.com slash at radio Alice 973. And remember to smash that subscribe button. So easy. Okay, so a few things, here's what's happening everyone. The weather today is great. Looks really nice. Yeah, it's very nice out and should stay that way. I wanted to mention a couple things. First of all, party mom has had her many days in court.

15:06And this is the lady from Los Goddess that was supplying kids with booze and encouraging them to have sex and more. She's guilty on 48 of 63 charges, 17 or felony charges. And she's actually facing up to 30 years in jail. Oh boy. This is the mom that was put her away. Putting these parties together. And it seems right as she was the other parents of these kids attending her parties. As soon as they started to catch on, she tried to move to Boise, Idaho. And that's where she was arrested right back and has been in jail for like four years awaiting trial. Well, it's done. And she's in big trouble. Sentencing is next, I guess, huh? Mm-hmm. Can't wait to see what she gets. That's from my reporter on the scene Sentinel Steve. I have another reporter, Michael John, who sent me a thing about stuff happening here in the Bay Area. Oh, he's doing research over there. I like it.

16:07So coming up, there's a few things actually that I need to hit. Hypecon Bay Area is this Saturday. Actually, it's both the Hypecon. It is a TCG event. Do you know what that is? No. Trading card games. So this is Magic the Gathering. You give all the stuff, including sports stuff. That was all car. All interesting. Hypecon Bay Area is happening this weekend. Saturday, March 7th, Sunday, March 8th in South San Francisco Conference Center. Oh, that's so that's this weekend if you're into that. Also this weekend. Granny Con 2026. That's Granny Con. Granny Con is, let's see, this Saturday from 2.30 to 8 p.m. Pull on your shawl, dust off your pearls, and slip into that Moo Moo. Granny Con is back to raise money for breast cancer. It's in Alameda.

17:08It's the second annual Alameda Granny Con. I like it. Do you have to be a grant? You can just dress like a granny and go. Yeah. Yep. I like that they ended at 8 o'clock too. That's good for Granny's. Granny's like to go to bed early. They say here that the main event is a bingo style scavenger hunt on Park Street in Alameda from 2.30 to 6 followed by an after party, which will be done by 8 p.m. That's a home and plenty of time for your favorite TV program. What was this called? Granny Con. Oh, wow. That's fun. Next on my list of things is San Francisco St. Patrick's Day Parade is Saturday March 14th at 11.30. That's not this weekend, but next St. Patrick's Day right around the corner. They just do it on an adjacent weekend. Yeah. This one. Oh, I think you're going to like. I like all of these so far. San Francisco tulip day, who happened Saturday March 21st

18:14in Union Square, where over 80,000 free tulips will be available for public picking from 1 to 4.30 p.m. So you can go and dig up the what? I think they give everybody a look like there's a little, they say six to eight tulips per person. But also there's displays and stuff that I mean, if you're a flower person, this might be for you. I thought it sounded like something you would love. It does. You love tulips. I love. Did you love where were you Amsterdam? We went to a bunch of places. Even as you're flying in, if it's daytime, it looks like a colored patchwork was there all blue. We went in April and that was like the perfect time to go. It was incredible. There's some things going on in the Bay Area for you over the next month. There's more. Do you say it's called tulip con?

19:14Or is it just the tulip festival at Union Square? What was that? Flower bulb day. Yes. Flower bulb day. I like it. Or tulip day. It's March 21st. Very nice. That must be like the first day of spring. Because my tulips are pushing up right now. That is the first day of spring. Look at you go. It makes sense. All those bulb things that bloom early in the season. Well, now the party people have some things on that they can put on their calendar. Granny Con, everybody. Those are fun little events. That's nice. Yeah. I would say for tulip day go early because Susan and I tried to go once. We lolly gagged and there was no tulips to be found by the time we got there. It all been taken. So look up the time. I think it's from one to four thirty, but definitely go early. Will you go this year or are you... No, he's in Vegas. All right. Well, that's the first couple weeks. Yeah, that's the toy first. This weekend is Granny Con. Maybe I'll go. I don't know. All right. Why not?

20:14Three do go. Get some for me because I'm definitely not going to that. Oh, all right. Gonna fight the crowds. Please, I hate crowds. Okay. According to this story, three intense singles are using linked in as a dating app. And invite co-workers to slide into their DMs. I can see that. I don't like it. I don't like it either, but I can see it. I can see that it... It is a social media. And it feels less desperate. Less desperate. That's not the term I want to use because there's nothing desperate about wanting to hang with people. Finding a partner is not desperation. That's just what people want to do. Right. But I do think that it feels weird to get on Tinder. I would have... I'm not that I'd know, but I think that it would be...

21:14Okay. I'm jumping into the meat market. In this case, you might admire someone from work and feel like... Maybe this is a safer way to make contact. I can see why you don't like it because I can see that... That's not necessarily why you're there. It's work, right? You shouldn't be hitting on people at work. Well... I don't think in general. I agree. But I think a lot more people date and have met at work than... Proximity. Yeah. That is a thing. One of those things where it's almost like back... You're not back in school at all. But you remember having that crush on someone at school where you had a class with them and you were walking in and you were like... There she is. Oh. Like that's... Plenty of people feel like that at work. Oh, like when you would walk into class and Rose would be there. What was her name? That is so far from why I used that name. But yes, Rose Simmons was someone in third grade with me who...

22:14You had a crush on. Wow. You brought her up twice today. No. It's crazy. Everyone. In all the years of known him, I'd never heard the name Rose Simmons. Oh my god. It's a secret crush. She's been harping it. Ever for 50 plus years. Okay. Wow. I'm sorry, Evan. That your heart was broken so young. Your next story, ladies and gentlemen, as I will try not to be a hero. Thank you. But at least, you know, just in the right spot on our clock. Futuristic 3D printed homes will hit the market here in California. The first house was built in just 24 days and will sell for $280K. Where is it exactly? Does it say? Let's see here. They've been doing these units for a while now. Where they'll come in and 3D print the framework of a new little pad for you for your back yard in like 24 hours. It just sits there, makes the whole outside of it and then they come in and retrofit it and...

23:17Cuba County. Oh. That's North. I don't know. I think that's North. Can you look up, Cuba County? Oh, look at that. Here's the story. The $1.1 million 3D printers have churned out at least... South of Chico! Chico! So yes, it's North of Sacramento. Okay. I've churned out at least five new modern properties so far with the first one taking only 24 days to complete. Incredible. It's a thousand square foot house. And it's the first installment in a 3D printed neighborhood in Cuba County. Wow. That's amazing. And so they're going to be by California standards? Cheap. Yeah. I hate it. I mean, I'm choking on the words, but 280K for a house. Cheap. In California? Yes. Cheap. They say the walls which are layered inch by inch are even bulletproof being able to withstand ballistic fire from handguns and machine guns.

24:20The buildings are also fire, pest and mold resistant. Wow. What are they made of? Plastic. They're 3D printed. I know. They're 3D printed plastic. Isn't that what 3D printing is? Yeah. Basically, the machine melts down these little pellets and at least I don't know in my very limited experience. It seems like it's a plastic thing. But they could use a different material. I don't know. Doesn't have to be plastic. Maybe. You could 3D print with concrete, couldn't you? No, actually, that's a good question for us. But if you did 3D print with plastic, that would actually be a great way to recycle plastic. I don't. I don't think we have a good way to recycle that. But if you could actually build up of the frame of a house out of it, then that would be amazing. And it would be a roof that didn't leak. It's just a. Listen. I like one of those playhouses, but full human's house. Here's what it looks like. That's the outside. They're made of concrete. It looks a little mind crafty.

25:20Oh, it is concrete. Yeah. According to this article from CBS News. Oh. They just say 3D printed in this article. They're not. But then there's the bathroom. There's some of the other stuff that you can see in this little spot. It is. As a. It's beautiful. You know, now I have a wife and kids, but when I was single, I would have totally bought that. That would be. I can live in that. I don't need a bunch of stuff. I absolutely. I need a clean, safe place. And maybe the 3D printing is just, you know, they've got a machine in it. They set it up to do it. So they've whatever the material is that they're using, but they would leave chaseways open in the walls for them to. I'm sure it probably has like a standard wiring situation and the standard play. They'd leave room for the plumbing and. That's really cool. They say here the process requires less labor and materials and also produces less waste keeping the cost down.

26:22The 3D printers mainly use concrete as filament for their builds. So there's that. Yeah, I've only seen these things that like, you know, kids have where they 3D build with plastic. It is. It's like the little plastic. Susan does that. Make stuff. Yeah. It's a junk. Take it back. Take it back. Ah, no. That's my fiance's art. What he makes art with it, well, sometimes he makes like cute, cute chains and stuff, but my favorite thing he's going to is these hooks for our curtains in the living room. It doesn't seem like they're honestly, they're so, even the small machine that my kid has was like a cup of grand. And then you got to buy all the supplies for it and stuff. And it's true. Like you just, you saying like, like he made me this buckle that I, you know, like I clicked together buckle that I was like, I could get that for a dollar and like the key chain.

27:25Yeah, but someone else 3D printed it and if you're buying it on Etsy. Fine. These little homes are cool though and this could be the future. They're a little mind crafty and that they're boxy and square. Yeah. They're cute actually. In a way they have kind of a Spanish feel to them. For most of us, I mean, you wouldn't want to, maybe you would want to squeeze a family in there, but it would be pretty tight. Valley square feet is tight for a family. It would be pretty tight. But as a single person, you'd be in heaven. You'd have your own place and it sounds like they're built to last. So that's great. And it's quite pretty the way they've finished it. It's very nicely put together. 8033697 is our text number and Bob is on the shows to read a few of those to you. Vinnie, we were talking about things coming up in the Bay Area. The SF Chinese New Year parade is this Saturday. Oh, what's that? Oh, my God. That wasn't even on my list. Look at the year of the horse. Yes. That's my year. The year you were born. I got to be born in the year of the horse to hit that tomorrow again.

28:27Okay. For sure. The 3 1 0 says granny conch would be called gilf fest. Oh, I like both. I like both. Gilfest. Gilf. And Vinnie 95 says I am 46 years old and Vinnie's memory of Tom Arnold exercising to eat the whole cake has lived in my brain the last two decades, Paula from Oakland. It's just so stupid. It's a thing though, that they actually, I think it's called exerciseorexia or something where people are like, I'm going to eat whatever I want. And then could be because the treadmill will count your calories for you. Yeah. Can we play a game? Yeah, let's do it. Let's play a game. Bob, what do you want to play today's choices are the same as yesterday's? How old is that guy or when did that happen? Sometimes I learned something. I know there.

29:28I mean, it is history. Like, now I know when Lincoln was president. Oh, yeah. When? 1860. Wasn't it? Close. It's 61. But isn't it always the odd years or that's when the elections are? I mean, you know what? Even. You got it. Yeah. Close enough. Really close. A lot closer than yesterday. All right. Sergeant Elvis Presley was discharged from the U.S. Army. He served for two years. When did that happen, Ben? Sorry. Sergeant Elvis Presley was discharged from the U.S. Army. I think he was like the number one taxpayer in the world for a few years. And they said that the U.S. government actually lost money when they sent him when he did his time in the service. I'm going to say 1958. What do you think? Oh, see. I thought it wasn't in the 60s. Take your guess. I was going to say 68. It was 1960.

30:29And that's a point for Vinnie because he's a lot closer. When did I wrap up that war? I wasn't really an Elvis fan. So I didn't pay attention to him in any real kind of way. Well, he was before our time. But my dad was such a huge fan that I couldn't get away from him. No, I know people loved him very much. Some people still think he's alive. How about this one? Forbes names Kylie Jenner, the youngest self-made billionaire. Oh, the controversy happened. Bob, you're first. I'll say 2016. 2016. 2020. 2019. That's another point for you, Vinnie. Tim Burton's version of Alice in Wonderland was released with Neo-Ascar. And as Alice in Johnny Depp as a Mad Hatter. Vinnie, when did that come out? Tim Burton's version of Alice in Wonderland. 2012. 2012.

31:29What do you think, Bob? 2011. 2010. You're on the board. 2010. That came out. How about the co-founder of WAMMO? Arthur Spod Mealin, Hattintid, the Hula hoop. When did that happen? Over 25 million were sold in the first four months. When was the Hula hoop patented? We went to, there's a G-League basketball team. The Warriors G-League team is in Santa Cruz. And my daughter's entire class was got to be the halftime show. And the halftime show was all of these seven-year-olds doing Hula hoop on the basketball court at once. Oh, it's so fun. And it was so fun and cute. And yet, there I was with my camera trying to get a shot of Edie. And she's looking the other direction. And we'll not turn around. And I'm, please, just look over here.

32:32No. Anyway. Hula hoop. Still at full use. Your first, what, make your guess, Bob? Uh, 59. 59, what do you think, Ben? Uh, 58. It was 63. Oh, Bob. Bob is tied up. You're back in the game. Oh, no. All right, you're going to get this one, Ben. Probably. Probably. This next one. John Belushi found Ed in his room at the Chateau Marmal Hotel. When did that happen, Ben? When did, when was John Belushi found Ed? Overdosed on a speedball, cocaine and heroin. The number that is in my mind's eye is 85. 85. What do you think, Bobbi? 84. 82 is the correct answer. Oh, man. And that is another point for Bobbi. She really has mastered the screwing over the first guess or move. What are you talking about?

33:32All right, go up. Unless you tie it up, Vinnie, this is the last question. Oh, am I winning now? You are in the lead. And you're first on this one. The Osborne's Reality TV show premiered on MTV. The Osborne, it launched a brief singing career for Kelly and made Sharon a talk show host. Do you hear her say grow up? My goodness. 2003. Oh, three. What do you think, Ben? Oh, four. Oh, two is the correct answer. And by score four to two, Bob has come back from mom. What's my name? My name is Bob. Yeah, right. Yeah, fine. Goodbye. Keep it here on Alice All Day. We have your chance to win tickets for it. This is the trio of tickets, Charlie Pooh's Lewis Capaldi and Demi Lobato. Mason's got you at 1205. Jane has you at 505. And don't forget tomorrow. Join us not only will it be Friday all day, but at 7 a.m., we're going to have bad advice. We'll solve some listener problems. Have a great day.