I let Claude Plan My Day Trip to LA

Do me a favor. >> Yeah, >> just do it on that on the location you're not supposed to be. >> Fences are designed to keep either people out or people in. >> This day trip to Los Angeles did not go how I expected. But let me start from the beginning. Woke up at sunrise. Drove to the airport and breezed through thanks to TA's touchless. Quick stop in the MX lounge, takeoff, landing, and by the way, I'm JJ and that is Dan. We run Dan's deals together. National's customer service is exactly 20,000 times better than everybody else. My first time trying Brekas, I was so blown away. And since then, they opened multiple locations and are still serving up the most insane flaky and savory Brekas out there. Next up, Bella's Bread and Butter. Stop the presses. This place is no, I I can't even give a word to describe it because it'll underell this place. Simply put, the best pastries I've ever had outside of Paris. By far the best in the US. My first time trying matcha. And what the heck? It literally tastes like dirt. This matcha trend is so dumb. On the other hand, their Dubai croissant is the first Dubai item I've ever had that lived up to the trend. That was some life-changing pastries. We burned off some calories at the fantastic Griffith Observatory and bought gifts at their unique gift shop. Then we asked Claude what to do next. And well, it didn't go as planned. It started off with a great little hike and some wild dogs, but then we found this hole in the fence.