Hour 4 (10.01) A Sherman Oaks bar that's poured drinks since 1978 has been told to leave, but the In-N-Out in the same plaza gets to stay. Plus Dean Sharp on the developer eyeing Tim's house. 

9:05 Angela Marsden has run Pineapple Hill Saloon & Grill on Van Nuys Blvd since 2010, in a bar that dates to 1978. Now she's being pushed out for the Sherman Oaks Square redevelopment, while the In-N-Out next door stays put. Her Legacy Business status turns out to offer zero legal protection. 

9:20 Dean Sharp, The House Whisperer, shows up in a Kirkland fleece from Walmart. Then a developer wants to buy Tim's house, and SB 79 could let them build big. The law took effect July 1 and allows apartment buildings near qualifying rail and rapid-bus stops, even on single-family streets. Meanwhile, ADUs are booming: LA County finished 10,230 in 2025, six times as many as in 2018. 

9:35 Can't find something at Walmart? The new "Shop to Light" feature makes its shelf tag flash. Plus SNAP changes that kicked in Oct. 1. The maximum benefit is now $306 a month for one person and $1,023 for a family of four, and states pick up 75% of the program's administrative costs. 

9:50 What are you really paying your HOA for? Tim also weighs in on being head of the household. And a new Nature study co-authored by LA's City of Hope found that transplant patients who ate more sweets on strong antibiotics lost more of their healthy gut bacteria. 

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