Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Actions have Consequences... | 8/10/23

Episode Date: August 10, 2023

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Would you sue for emotional distress and other damages? Well, that's what this lady is doing. right now for a million dollars. Okay. The suit against Unify Aviation was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas and claims passenger McKenzie Hill was returning to San Antonio from Los Angeles on June 23rd. Hill was in California for a church conference and graduation ceremony after she had completed a two-year program for equipping women for ministry.

Okay. Okay. So according to the lawsuit, she noticed that the employee identified as 27-year-old David Runner. Rest in peace, David. I mean, he didn't make my, who died today, but he probably should have. He worked for Unified and offered ground handling operations support it for Delta Airlines.

And she said, I noticed him coming uncomfortably close to the plane as it was taxing to the gate around 10.25 p.m. While the seat, oh, I was seated in window 11A near the captain's side engine. Okay. The airplanes crew instructed passengers to shut their windows and keep them closed for 15 minutes because Renner got sucked into the engine. And now she cannot survive.

She can't get through life because it just is too much. It's too much for her. Is it though? Well, that's what she claims. She claims she has nightmares and flashbacks, has PTSD. And she wants damages for mental anguish, physical impairment.

Physical impairment. Is that the PTSD, I guess? Loss of wage, loss of wage earning capacity, and other losses. And she's only asking for a million. Now, you know, you'd think they'd settle, right? You're thinking, yeah, they're going to settle.

They're going to settle. However, Unify claims we deny each and every allegation listed in this lawsuit. And we don't normally, we don't typically comment on pending litigation. But we believe the claims asserted by Ms. Hill do not have any merit and intend to zealously defend ourselves. Wow. And we also continue to keep David. runners family and loved ones in our thoughts and prayers as we all do however let me say this i have been sued before i know no i know it's a surprise but uh i wanted to fight this particular lawsuit

and then and you said we're on no i told my insurance company no we are not settling we are not settling and the insurance companies like jeff uh we're just going to give the guy the money and settle it's not going to affect you at all uh we're good we just want to get this off the table Okay. And that's what's going to happen at Unify. They're going to say, you know, we could just give Miss Hill 500,000. She'll take it. Sign here. We're done with her. And it's over. So we'll see what happens. But I would be willing to bet that they will have a settlement and it'll be an undisclosed settlement and we'll all move on with our lives. So just remember, though, if you are on an airplane and you see anyone get sucked into the engine.

You need to make sure that they realize that you are now suffering from nightmares and flashbacks. You have PTSD. You have mental anguish, physical impairment. It made you lose wages and earning capacity. All of it. Because. Because. Welcome.

Welcome to chewing to fat. So during my fat five on Pat Gray on leash this morning, I talked about the top. Top 10 U.S. City's New Yorkers are moving to because they say that, you know, in Manhattan, the average Manhattan apartment is now $5,470. And it's probably about the size of your closet in Manhattan for only $5,000.

But apparently people in New York have had enough of paying too much money. I barely believe that. If you're living in New York, you're a New Yorker. Okay, I mean, people are moving out of there. They're moving all over the place. And I would assume that they were moving to Florida. I don't necessarily, I don't want to move into Texas.

They can move anywhere else, but I don't want to move me here. I don't want to New York my Texas. Okay. But number one was Miami, then Philadelphia, which, I mean, it has to be just because it's cheaper. Right. And I like Philadelphia, although it's a whole in today's world. Stanford, Connecticut, Atlanta, Georgia, Tampa, Florida. Yeah, Tampa for sure.

Boston, Massachusetts, Orlando, Florida. That's because they come down 95. And some continue on, most of them just continue straight and go down to Miami. And then you make that cut on I-4, shoot over to Disney, and then you realize, oh, I don't want to go to Miami, I'll go over to the beaches on the west coast.

We'll stay a little live in Tampa. And so, or you just stay in Orlando, which is, you know, number seven on the list. Los Angeles, why would you move to from New York to Los Angeles? I don't know. Washington, D.C. And East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania in the Poconos.

When you think of where you want to live, you think of East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. And then I was, and speaking of, you know, Miami, Orlando, and Tampa, I had this sent to me where they talk about the four cities in Florida that are the best places to live. And I thought, okay, well, which one is number one? St. Petersburg, Florida, City.

which I have lived in before. And it's also in Pinellas County, Florida, which I have lived in before, is number one on this list. And then Alifaya, and the Alifaya River, it's beautiful. I got it. Then Fort Lauderdale,

down on the East Coast, down there by Miami. A Fort Lauderdale is separate from Miami, Jeff. Okay, I got it. And Orlando are the top four cities that are the best cities to live in Florida. And then I had someone sent me these cities that are

where to go for the last days of summer and New York is number one on that list okay if you want to go visit New York for the last days of summer fine Los Angeles no but that's number two on the list Las Vegas yeah we're going to Las Vegas I mean that city is going to be great until they run out of water right when the desert

goes dry goodbye have a nice day same with Phoenix So when the desert goes dry, have a nice day. Chicago. You want to visit Chicago? Okay. Have fun.

Boston? Yeah. I would like to visit with Boston. That'd be fun. Orlando, been there, done that. And if you're going to go to Orlando, you have to go to Gatorland, which is technically in Kissimmee, Jeffrey, it's not Orlando. Yeah, I know.

But Gatorland, one of the best theme parks in America. I love Gatorland. And then San Francisco, no thanks. been there. Last time we were in San Francisco, it was on the verge of Turning Bad. You know how when you drink sour milk, or you drink, pull milk out of the fridge,

and you take a little sip, and it's just, it's right there. It's just on the edge of Turning Bad. And you can't decide whether you want to drink it or not. But you know, I mean, it's still good, but not really. And that's the way it was when we were in San Francisco. It was still good.

but just not really. And now forget it. It's sour milk 100%. And that, no, I didn't drink it. It's the thing. You threw it away. He just took a little sip. He wouldn't do that.

Then Miami. And Dallas is on the list. You want to spend the last days of summer in Dallas? It's a million degrees. The sun is 10 feet away from us. You know, to spend the last days of summer in Dallas? No, wait till the wintertime. Okay?

Come in the fall in the winter when it's really. really, really nice. You know what? Come to think of it? Don't come at all. It's horrible. The sun never leaves. It's always 10 feet from the surface. It's terrible. You don't want to come here. Nashville, which is, I mean, everybody's moving to Nashville. I mean, I love, Nashville's beautiful. And it's a good place to live, but I don't know that I could live in Nashville. Although, get up there in the Smoky Mountains, man. It's a beautiful country, that's for sure. Then I see, I read another story. It's all about cities and people wanting to live in cities, and they talk

about housing in the past. Cities have catered to young urban professionals who are likely to continue being attracted to these vibrant locations. However, developers who created one and two-bedroom apartments almost exclusively will need to think bigger in order to keep folks from moving

to the suburbs if they decide to start a family. Yeah, see, that's the thing. When you're living in an urban area in the city, you live there because you're single or you're just living with your significant other or you're newly married

you should be living with people you should be married I know okay so it's just a couple and you want to have the vibrant nightlife and the restaurants and the parties and the walking downtown and all the people and you start having children then you want nothing to do with people

when you add more people into your home once a couple start having kids. They want nothing more to do with people. We're done with people. Businesses, while some employees are demanding that workers return to the office, or at least hybrid work, is probably here to stay. Hello. This means persistent vacancies of existing office space. Yeah, that's where they're going to put the illegals in the cities. All the cities are going to, that's where they're going to put the legales. I see where

Massachusetts is, you know, they had their, it's a state of emergency. We've got too many illegal aliens here. And now the lieutenant governor, is asking you, Hey, if you have an extra room or, you know, space for an illegal alien, could you take them in? You first, Lieutenant Governor, you first, okay? So we'll see about that, but I digress.

So I guess the persistent vacancies in the office space is going to be a big problem. So, I mean, I just got to turn it into apartments, I guess, and hope for the best. I was going to say maybe they make it into a, we work building, but they're getting close to shutting down as we found out yesterday. And while there are a few cities that are probably big enough to weather just about any storm, smaller places will need to develop a unique reason for people.

Thank you. That's what you're going to have to do. So it has to be a vibrant outdoor entertainment, lots of nightlife, lower cost of living, and various other characteristics. Yeah, well, you're going to have in binomics world, you're going to have the vibrant outdoor environment. Lots of nightlife. The lower cost of living ain't happening anymore. Forget that.

And the one thing that they don't mention really, well, I guess they kind of mentioned it in this, in the first one where they're talking about keeping families from moving to the suburbs. No, they really didn't mention it all. The number one on my list would be safe. People's safety. Look at it. I mean, if you're living in a downtown area now,

my number one concern would be safety. And that's not being safe. Okay, you can, and maybe you know, maybe you're carrying a weapon and you're, you know, you're, no problem about, yep, I'm carrying. I mean, it's right. But, I mean, who wants to do that all the time and walk around and I just want to go party and have a good time? I don't want to have to, hey, what are you doing? Yeah, I don't want to do that all night. Okay, so I guess we have to wait until the end of this month to find out who won the cops.

contest for from subway today is the 10th of August 2023 so the contest ended on the 4th of August the name challenge the name I guess it's called the name change challenge and you could enter to win if you agree to change your name to subway and you know a subway bill Subway Fisher Yeah, okay So You can't enter anymore But they had over 10,000 people, I guess,

enter this contest And so someone is going to win And they're going to change their name To Subway And you get to enjoy free sandwiches For Life From Subways From the Subways

And I don't know if it's a sandwich A day A sandwich a week, a week, if they say you get 52 sandwiches a year, something like that, or whatever, you know, however they're going to work out the deal for the contract. Yeah, they're going to pay your legal fees to change your name, which is they claim about $750 on, you know, legal Zoom. And then they claim that free subway for life amounts to $50,000 worth of gift cards.

So you're going to have, you're going to have. $50,000 worth of gift cards. Why don't they just give you one gift card worth $50,000, Subway Black or Subway Gold? And then that's your card. And you work off 50 grand on that card from Subway. Nah, that's just too smart.

Never mind. Never. What am I thinking? Anyway, we'll find out who actually won the contest and who will have to change their name to Subway. Subway. Or they get nothing. Now you get nothing. Was that a whole ad or we were just sinking Subway?

Subway. Eat fresh. There you go. So many jokes with that and I'm just going to let it go. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink. Desperate. All right, so we're on what day 101 of the writer's strike?

So we're surpassing the 2007-2008 walkout and becoming the third. longest strike in history of the Writers Guild of America. Yay! Congratulations. Yay. So, okay.

Yay. So the combined two groups account for about 171,000 workers. The Writers Guild obviously is arguing failure to reflect on the rapid pace of change in the entertainment industry. Among other issues, the group claims streaming services

where half the writers now work. Yeah, probably, I mean, they say half. I would say, I would have bet more than that. Ultimately result in lower residual payments over the long term. Proposals from the WGA and its counterparty, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television producers, are reportedly more than $340 million apart. Yeah, we want more money.

No, you can't do that. I mean, we have late night talk shows affected, but, you know, are we missing them yet? No, okay. But we have delayed or postponed a number of shows. It is going to hurt. In the next two or three months, you're going to really feel it because the shows that were done

and either just getting into post-production or just-finished post-production, we're seeing those now. And so in a couple of months, those are going to be all gone. Have a nice, day. So, I mean, I want content. And look, Disney wants to raise their price. Uh, Hulu plus wants to raise their price. Hulu. Oh, we're going to raise, we're not going to raise our

price on, uh, on the people that want to watch commercials and stuff, but we're going to raise the price on the people that don't want to watch commercials. You bastards are trying paying more money for no commercials. You're going to pay more money. Oh, okay. Thank you. I appreciate it. Really. I mean that. so we'll see what happens with everybody wants everybody wants more money huh everybody wants more money so the previous yeah only when that opens up there's nothing in there let me check oh no i don't have any i don't have any coins in here now more money more problems thank we got shouts from the homeless people in the street now it's

more money more problems okay so the previous writer's strike at two 2007 went for 100 days right into 2008 and that was the screenwriter's longest strike was in 1988 that lasted 153 days so the last time the actors union staged a major walkout was in

1980 and that lasted more than three months and so they better they better do something man they better work on something and you know maybe I don't know you can hate the writers you can hate the studios but they've got to work it out and make something

right and I just I've said it I want you know just everybody I want everybody to get what they deserve okay everybody just get what they deserve I know that they think that AMC said that this past month was successful it was the highest ever monthly revenue uh for July said AMC CEO yeah well well you had Barbie you had Appy you had sound of freedom and you still had what you call it from Tom Cruise in the window So what is that? Yeah, yeah, Mission Impossible, right? Dead Reckoning.

And dead reckoning won. And so, I mean, yes. Will that continue? Not if there's a strike. Not going to continue. They're going to be playing best doves. That's what's going to happen. It's going to be agonizing.

And nobody's going to go pay $25 for your box of popcorn then, Adam. So maybe you ought to rethink your issue. Anyway, we'll see. And congratulations to the Academy Awards. Speaking of the Academy. The United Kingdoms Sky Network just gave up the rights to broadcast

the ceremony of the Academy Awards for the first time in 20 years. Yeah, we don't want to do it anymore. Do it yourself or do whatever. I mean, they ought to do that anyway. I wish they would contact me. Email me, chewing the fat at the blaze.com. and we can work out.

We'll sit down and out. I would like to go over some things. I have some ideas for you that you could do for these award shows that would make it less pompous and bring it back to the people. And so call me or, you know, well, first email me chewing the fat of the blaze.com. You can direct message me on X at Jeffrey JFR. You can direct message me on Instagram

or just message me on Instagram, Jeff Fisher Radio, or Facebook, Jeff Fisher Radio, that's fine as well. And look, if you're working for a movie theater right now and you need somebody to send a cameo for you, you can order a cameo from me at Jeffrey JFR. It's not free. I'm not giving away free cameos. I know you guys are on strike.

I'm not. So, you know, I'll be happy to do that for you. But, you know, just let me know. Let me know, because I've got some ideas that I think will help. Did you see, oh, oh, I think. I cannot wait. Oh, I cannot wait for this.

So, Megan Fox, you know or you love her. You know, she's, she's, what's the word? Well, she's pretty good looking. That's the word I'm looking for it. Yeah, some people would say Megan Fox is a Fox. All right. She's been struggling, right? She's been married before, and then she's had her machine gun Kelly relationship.

And I think she's now burned all the machine gun Kelly pictures. on Instagram. They're all gone and it's just Megan, whatever. But she announced that she has a new book coming out. Megan Fox, pretty boys are poisonous. And it's the Megan Fox poetry book. I cannot wait for the Megan Fox poetry book. I will read them to you.

Those poems were written in an attempt to excise the illness that had taken root in me because of my silence. I've spent my entire life keeping the secrets of men. My body aches from carrying the weight of their sins. My freedom lives in these pages and I hope that my words can inspire others to take back their happiness and their identity by using their voice to illuminate what's been buried, but not forgotten in the darkness. Megan Fox. You can pre-order. No, whoa, whoa, whoa, no.

No, no, no, no. I will have not that. No. I am excited about the Megan Fox poetry book because it is going to be well, sure there's that. You know, another place where they're going to be, you're going to be here in Crickets,

is the Made in America Festival. It's been canceled. I know. I'm bummed too. Right. Let's go to the stage. Let's go to Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia on the Labor Day weekend. Oh, no, okay, darn it.

That's right. It was canceled. So the organizers announced that, yeah, we got to cancel it with severe circumstances outside of production control. Okay. Severe circumstances outside of production control. Weird, weird. Now, Lizzo was going to be one of the headliners. So is it possible that the Lizzo, you know, recent lawsuits and struggles with her former dancers alleging sexual harassment and hostile work environment brought other issues to this event?

Yeah, but they, you know, could that have been severe circumstances outside of production control? Sure. I mean, the difficult, it was a difficult decision. and it has not been made lightly, nor without immense deliberation. And look, if you already have tickets, you're going to get your money back. We'll refund them.

You damn well better to be happy. You're welcome. Don't get funny with me, all right? It's a serious business. That was founded by Jay-Z's Rock Nation. It was going to feature Lizzo and Cisa as the headliners, along with Ice Spice, Lil Yadi,

Miguel Lotto Cori Luray Doche Metro Booman and others with a joint set from veteran rappers

Mace and Cam Ran I mean that's a good lineup that's a good lineup I love really a serious business I'm reading this yesterday at the house and my daughter goes well you love Corey Leray

and I was like a coy it's Coy Leray and the C-O-I-L-E-R-A-Y. And I was like, you love C-L-L-A-R-A-Y? And I was like, I do? And she plays me her song, I do. I listen to her song all the time. Because girls is play as two.

Hold up. Because girls is play as too. I love that song. And my, I will say this, my daughter-in-law and the mother of, my wife's grandchildren, you know, uses that song a lot because my son is, has created daughters. He lives in a household full of women. Yeah, I'd like to put the heart on there, but that's not, I didn't do that. Okay, if not, don't be, don't shoot the messenger, okay?

That's why we send a messenger, fatso. Oh, okay. So, so, I mean, that happens, I mean, that song is because girls is play us too. I love that song. But we're not going to hear it in Philadelphia as part of the Made in America Festival because that has been canceled. From Searchlight Pictures comes Rental Family only in theaters November 21st. Earning rave reviews at Tiff, rental family is emotional, funny,

and the feel-good movie of the year. Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser stars as a lonely American actor living in Tokyo who struggles to find purpose until he starts working for a Japanese, rental family agency. Along the way, he forges some surprising human connections and discovers unexpected joys within his built-in family. Experience rental family, only in theaters November 21st. So who died today? Who died today? Well, we've got quite a number of people that died today. Sadly, we've lost at least 36, probably more, in Hawaii, due to the fires. Some of the footage coming out of Hawaii was just apocalyptic. It was, you know, walking down.

dead stuff. So thoughts of prayers to all the people in Hawaii struggling with this. And we'll find out that it's probably a lot more than 36. So who died? 30, who died? 36 of them so far because of fire. See, that's not even funny because that's what was happening. You're on an island. What are you going to do? And I see the footage. I saw one footage where it showed all these cars rode up next to the shore. And they're saying that what happened, the fire was coming, so all these people drove to the shore, left their cars there and jumped in the water.

So hopefully they survived. I don't know if they did or not. I hope they did. The number of boats that burned were just horrific. So those people didn't make it to the docks. But if I was at the water and there was a boat there and nobody was on it, I would be on it. There wouldn't be a floating boat.

Oh, that belongs to somebody else. I can't take it. Yes, I can. Fire me on that boat. I'm out. So, rest and peace to all those people. And sadly, we'll probably get a lot more from Hawaii. Okay, so actual deaths.

Like, that doesn't count. Cha-cha slide. Cha-cha slide. DJ Casper dead at the age of 58. The ubiquitous turn of the millennium dance hit played at celebrations and gyms across the world. Cha-cha slide dead at 58. That was the song, Jeff Nottis name, he was DeJ. Casper. I know, but cha-cha-slide, that was him.

He was cha-cha-slide. Sorry about it. That's just the way it goes. Okay. We also, who died today? I love this story. My man, Sixto Rodriguez. Six-O Rodriguez.

legendary singer and subject of the Oscar winning Searching for Sugarman Documentary. Who hasn't seen Searching for Sugarman documentary? Now I'll put your hand down. Just pretend you saw it. He is dead at the age of 81. Sixtho Diaz Rodriguez, legendary singer-songwriter, dead at the age of 81.

Now, he was born in Detroit, but he didn't like it. Nobody liked him, so he left, and he found success in South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. Good for him. You don't like me here? I'm leaving. I'm out.

So apparently, and he just turned 81. He had a stroke a little while ago. And he showed up for a celebration of his birthday with a gathering of musicians in Detroit. And even in the article it says, yeah, he wasn't in great shape. So, we just left early. Oh, okay. So there you have it. Sixtho Rodriguez, dead at the age of 81.

Then we have a man, Robert Swan, veteran actor, who appeared in key roles in notable sports films, Hoosiers, Rudy, and the babe, dead at the age of 78. You'd know him if you saw him. uh robert swan dead at the age of 78 okay let's move on who else do we have well we have robbie robertson robbie robertson guitarist songwriter singer uh worked extensively with dylan and scorsesey dead at the age of 80 robbie robertson i mean he was uh and he's also the leader of the band, the group, the band.

Dead at 80, 80 years of age. Wow. Think of these guys that you were around forever and now they're 80 and dead. Then sadness. Lil Tay.

Lil Tay. Dead at the age of 14. It's so sad. You remember Lil' Tay? She became famous about four or five years. ago on TikTok holding up wads of cash to her head. It was awesome. Anyway, she is dead at the age of 14. And also, they're investigating the death of her brother who died with her.

Jason, who was 22, is dead. Now, causes of death for Little Tay and her brother have not been revealed. But when they're both together like that, it's usually murder, suicide. Very set. Don't know. No, that's just mean. I don't want to be mean on this show for a little Tay. And Brother Jason, come on now.

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Wow. So he got 10 years in prison for shooting and wounding hip-hop superstar Megan the stallion. Now he wounded her in the feet. And so this has been like a three-year legal battle. And a cultural saga that saw two careers. and lives thrown into turmoil. And so they handed down the sentence to the 31-year-old

convicted of three felonies, assault with a semi-automatic firearm, having a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle, and discharging the firearm with gross negligence. No, no, no, no, no, wait. Okay, so he just didn't fire it. All right, he didn't just fire it. All right, so they were getting out of the car. They were leaving, I think they were leaving, what's her faces?

pool party. Kylie Jenner's, yeah, they were leaving Kylie Jenner's. And they're in the SUV and she goes to get, she gets out of the SUV and Lanes aims the gun at

her feet and tells her to dance. It's not funny. It's not funny at all. Now I'm sure he just didn't say, hey, Megan the Stallion, can you please dance? I said, please dance. Megan, please dance.

No, I'm sure he was saying, dance, bitch. I said dance, bitch. And so she had to have bullet fragments removed from her feet. Just terrible, just terrible. But 10 years for that? I mean, holy cow, there's guys walking around the street that have done worse than, I know. I know.

He fired the gun at her. She was injured with bullet fragments on her feet. I got it. I got it. But he said he's a completely changed man now, and he wishes he could talk to that, the guy that was getting out of the SUV with Megan saying, dance, bitch.

He's a different person now. So it's going to be different after 10 years in prison, I'll tell you that. So I'd probably get out earlier. I know he's been in jail for a while now, so it's not a full 10 years, that's a sentencing. But it is pretty close to 10 years. But he'll probably get out early because, I mean, come on. A full 10 years?

For just saying, dance, bitch. I mean, he didn't technically shoot her. She got fragments in her feet. Because the trial itself created what they call a firestorm in the hip-hop community. And I guess it turned up a bunch of issues, including the reluctant. of black victims to speak to police.

I don't know why that would be. Gender politics in hip-hop. Okay. Online toxicity. Protecting black women. And the ramifications of massagin noir. Messagin noir. That's what it is.

It's massagin noir. Which is, I guess, a particular brand of misogyny, black women experience. Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. All right.

You're right. You're right. I mean, they were painting the guy to be a good guy, and all that they remember is the massagin noir, which is the brand of misogyny black women experience. I mean, you just wanted her to dance. No, don't fire the gun. But you just wanted her to dance.

It's all he said. According to the story, it doesn't say the way I portrayed it. Look, I'm acting, okay? I'm just portraying a part as Tori Linette. So the way the story reads is he went, dance, you know, that's not what happened. You know it as well as I do. All right, so you two can email the show anytime chewing the fat

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