You know, I typically don't engage in celebrity bashing here at ring of fire.
I don't find any use for it.
You know, you've got conservative celebrities speaking their mind on politics, liberal celebrities
doing the same thing.
None of that bothers me.
I'm not gonna cancel anybody, but there is something right now that bothers me, uh, from
a report this week.
And that is that these selfish Hollywood celebrities in their little gated communities in their
multimillion dollar mansions are absolutely ignoring the water restrictions put in place
in the state of California, which is in its now 27th year of drought.
And what's happening is that there are limits residential limits on how much water each
household is allowed to use.
And some of these celebrities are exceeding their average monthly usage allowance by over
600%.
And of course it's for things like maintaining their massive pools, taking care of their
lawns, you know, having fun and looking pretty, not anything that's actually of value to anyone
other than them.
It's not like they're using this water just because they're so dang thirsty.
They effectively wasting it while the rest of the state is forced to ration it and go
without the celebrities include Kim and Courtney Kardashian, not surprising Sylvester Stallone,
Kevin Hart, NBA basketball star, Dwayne Wade, and plenty of other folks.
So it's not necessarily a left or right issue.
It's it's across the board.
And these people are literally using hundreds of thousands of gallons of water per month.
Over the limit.
27 years of drought is what the state of California is currently experiencing 27 straight years
of drought.
This is climate change in action.
And what we're seeing right now from these celebrities is basically how they're reacting
to climate change.
Oh, we're supposed to ration that clearly doesn't apply to me.
What's the worst that you're gonna do?
Well.
According to the law, these people could be fined hundreds of dollars, not hundreds of
thousands, hundreds of dollars.
So less than $1,000 for these people worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
They pay a couple hundred bucks because, oh, I went over the limit here, keep a little
for yourself too.
I might do it again next month.
Now what could happen
Is the city could come and actually turn their water off, or at least reduce it to where
it's just a trickle.
You can get enough to drink, but you can't, uh, do much else with it.
And that's what needs to happen because that's, what's happening to other residents, regular
normal people residents in the state of California, when they go over their limits, they're being
punished, they're being held responsible.
So it's time to do the same for these selfish celebrities.
You're living in an area that again, 27 years of drought, but you're choosing to live out
there.
You have to make the same sacrifices as everybody else you don't wanna make.
'em move somewhere else.
It's that simple.
Oh, you have to be there for work.
Then you have to sacrifice just like everybody else.