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Reporter: Can you tell me about the whistles? Bubb Rubb: The whistles go WOO-- You wanna WOO WOO-- Reporter: Some neighbors are saying it’s “way too loud.” Bubb Rubb: …That’s only in the mowrning. He’s supposed to be up cooking breakfast or something, …so it’s like an alarm clock! On January 13th, 2003, KRON-TV Channel 4[1] in San Francisco Bay Area covered a story about strange noise problems in the streets of Oakland, California, caused by a piece of metal added onto cars’ exhaust pipes. Among the local residents interviewed were Lynell Griffin, who who identified himself as “Bubb Rubb," and his associate "Lil Sis," who also defended the use of whistle tips.
