Hour 4 (11.10) As Los Angeles prepares for a major political change, Mayor-elect Nithya Raman makes her first City Hall appearance since victory while In-N-Out swats down rumors it's abandoning California. 

9:05 — Karen Bass publicly addressed her election defeat for the first time, while mayor-elect Nithya Raman attended her first City Council meeting since winning the race. Tim discusses whether Raman can deliver meaningful change in Los Angeles and why he's cautiously skeptical about what's ahead.  

9:20 — A restaurant is taking heat online after a customer revealed a controversial $6 fee for taking home leftovers. Tim also talks about comments from Lynsi Snyder, who says In-N-Out has no plans to leave California despite persistent rumors.  

9:35 — Chris Merrill joins Tim on the 51st anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. They discuss the legendary Great Lakes shipwreck, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, the beauty of the region, and how affordable life around the Great Lakes once was. 

9:50 — California's proposed billionaire tax was rejected, but wealthy residents expect similar measures to return in future elections. Tim also talks about Topgolf's pricing changes and reminds listeners about his big party at Morongo this Saturday.