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Oct 13, 2026 38 min

How Clean is Your Carpet?

from Tim Conway Jr. on Demand Hosted by iHeartRadio and KFI AM 640

Hour 3 (10.12) Mosquitoes are swarming Greater Los Angeles thanks to the unseasonable humidity, so the drill is standing water out, long sleeves on, and repellent. West Nile spreads through the bite of an infected mosquito. California is cracking down on the luxury-car “Montana loophole,” where residents have registered high-end vehicles there for years to dodge sales tax and registration fees. What’s the status of the California billionaire tax on the ballot? And 29 years ago today, John Denver was killed when the plane he was flying crashed. Live from the game: Rams 34, Bills 34 with five seconds left, then overtime. Timmy decrees that Stefoosh is Peter Sellers in “Being There.” No spoilers. He’s super nervous as the Rams head into OT against Mark’s team, then the flashback to the final moments of John Denver’s life and what caused the fatal crash. The Bills kicked a field goal in overtime and the Rams lost. They should have been measuring fingers for rings and are now on the brink of disaster. Timmy’s done with sports for the night — at least the Dodgers are still in it. Then the real question: How clean is your hotel room, and especially that carpet? Jet Stream Clean contracts with hotels from five stars to two, and the owner is here to say what he’s found on those communal carpets. Is the Ritz putting on the icks?

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