Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - An Effort Was Made… | 6/7/24

Episode Date: June 7, 2024

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you could just put your face in front of the Zoom camera and then you're good. You can be naked, you can be doing anything you want behind the face of the stand in front of the camera. You're good. That was my idea. Chew me the fat. Well, now the Zoom CEO, who must have been listening to me,

wants people to create a digital twin so workers can have an artificial intelligence version of themselves attend meetings and participate in other time-consuming parts of the workday. That's exactly what I said. You can send a digital version of yourself to join so you can go to the beach. The digital twin is a deep fake version of yourself that would be able to attend the meetings and even make decisions on your behalf. The 54-year-old CEO and his team at the video conferencing platform are

working on leveraging AI to fully automate this aspect of work. Wow. Okay. So that's incredible. Personally, I like to cut out because then I can still make decisions. I can listen to the meeting. I can say, no, I don't like that. Or yes, I need to be involved in that. And we'll do that. But, you know, that way I don't have to worry about. We had people going to the bathroom. being naked behind them, you know, having sex, people lost their jobs because they were busy diddling with themselves on the camera.

You wouldn't have that if you had your digital cutout on a stand in front of the camera. But this digital twin, I don't know that I'm hated. I don't like the idea of it actually making decisions for me. Now, if the digital twin, then becomes me

and just is doing my job and I'm just out wandering the streets diddling with myself well then now we're talking about something else welcome welcome to chewing the fat I can't get over the digital twin

I think I want one I think I want one Deepak Chopra, who's, wow, he's 77 now, he's one of several people who have already digitally cloned themselves. So Delphi touted as the world's first digital cloning platform, uses data from podcast, videos, PDFs, and other content to develop a clone that can mimic the user's thoughts and speech, and it can take as little as one hour.

Video clones already exist in Japan, and thanks to a company called Alt AI that creates clones, according to them, so realistic that they look impatient when you don't respond to them via chat. Ha! Another company, CoachVox AI, creates digital clones that offer life coaching and business coaching based on the real person's thought. So, and what the CEO of Z. Zoom is talking about is that you would use your clone to do your work.

And then you could do whatever you wanted to do. And so you may, and you may only work five, you know, three days out of the five days. And the clone works the other two days. You'd have more time for in-person interactions. Would you? Would you have more time for in-person interactions? I don't think so. I don't think so

This goes against I mean I need a robot Doing chores around the house I need my doo bot Desperately I'll call them Dewey And I need to have dishes done I need to have floors vacuumed

I need to have bathrooms cleaned And you know what You know if you're up already They don't sleep Jeff Go ahead and make coffee For me in the morning And yes I want a couple of poached eggs On a slice of toast as well

That'd be fine Yes I like that idea but this is not that my my digital clone isn't going to be cleaning the bathroom now if i got a digital clone for my wife then that would leave more time for my wife to clean wait i could think about that for a second i mean i mean this is uh oh she knows she knows uh don't even she knows okay i don't care if she listens or not because if you think i don't say what I say in the world that I say on this podcast,

you are sadly mistaken. Now, remember in the movie, I'm sorry, the documentary surrogates with Bruce Willis, so you had your surrogate. I mean, that's your robot twin. And you just stayed home with your mask on and lived your life through the eyes of your robot.

And plot twist, the humans were actually robots. Some of the humans were actually robots. robots. Some of the robots were pretending to be human. I know. I know. Go figure. But that's different than a digital

clone. Okay, the robot thing is different than a digital clone. It's fascinating to me because I don't know that I don't know that I want the digital clone, you know, doing this show. For instance, I have my digital clone come in. I can just be home.

Smoking a little cigarette. Take care of, you know, taking care of a little business. I don't have to worry about doing anything. And my digital clone would be taking care of my job. It's kind of strange to me. And I know that's, you know, in today's world,

where you can't be, this stuff can't be strange to you. So, all right, I'll stop worrying about my digital clone. Did you see in the Amazon rainforest, there was an Amazon tribe. I know, go figure. in the Amazon rainforest, there was an Amazon tribe that finally connected to the internet.

And you would think, oh, how cool is that? It probably saved lives. It did. People were happy and excited when it arrived. And now, not so much. They were all happy. And now the tribe has been bitterly divided. Wait, what?

Yeah. You can have Starlink service. And they connected this remote rainforest community along the It too river, beautiful this time of year. And they were all happy. Now it's gotten worse because people have gotten lazy. They're learning the ways of white people. Man, do I hate that? I hate it.

You start losing the ways of white people? Damn it. We cannot have that. The Marubo, M-I-R-U-O, U-B-O. Everyone's last name in this Marubo tribe is Marubo. So like El Frado Marubo, and everybody holds the last name of the tribe. Okay.

It delivers super fast internet from far-flung corners of the planet, and it has built a game changer. But Elfrido said that many young Marubo men have been sharing porn videos in group chats, I know. Have you seen the girl from Hunt number four? Oh yeah. I'm going to take her down by the Atutu River and take care of a little Marubo business. Oh, yeah. Yeah, go ahead and take that grass skirt off, back up on here. I mean, that's what's happening.

He said that the Marubo men have now been observed with more aggressive sexual behavior. We're worried our young people are going to want to try these kinky sex acts they've suddenly been exposed to. Yeah, they will. Wait, you could do that? Get on over here, Jenny Marudo from Hut number four. Let me show you something. So they're a little concerned. And it was heralded as a positive for the remote tribe

when the Starlink was hooked up. Starlink, I mean, he's got, I don't know what, 6, 7,000 low orbiting satellites now. And I say he, Elon, he just keeps launching them up. And it's a wonderful thing. Isn't it? Yes, yes, it is. It's already saved lies, like I said.

So they're able to share education. resources. Uh-huh. They've opened up a world of possibilities for young Marubo. Some have said, hey, I now want to travel the world and I want to become a dentist. Nobody said that. Not one Marubo tribe member said, you know, I want to be a dentist now. No, I'm sorry.

I don't believe that. However, Anaku, Marumo, also complained about the downside. It's the routine that is now gone. All right. So they have a big routine because, I don't know if you know this, the village, if you don't hunt,

fish and plant, you don't eat. So young people, you, I don't really, you can go hunting. You can go fishing. I got some board to watch.

Okay. I want to see. I want to. see this girl from Kansas. Yes, thank you. Yeah. I got a girl from California here that does things that hut number four does not. Okay, so

I'll be with you in a minute. Just leave me alone. They spend all afternoon on their phones. Doing what white people do! Tribes people became so addicted. Fearing that history and culture would be passed down orally, no.

Forget about it. They've now limited they've now limited access to the internet for two hours each morning, five hours each morning, and all day Sunday. But they're still worried about the damage that has already been done. Now, one of the fathers, Kaipa, Marubo, said he's anxious about his children playing violent first-person shooter games. What? Why? Stop it.

I'm worried that they're suddenly going to want to mimic them. do you have weapons that they could mimic or are we dropping off machine Starlink dropping off machine guns Stop it, okay Right, is that happening? Yes, those damn white people! Oh, okay.

So now this Flora Dutra, a Brazilian activist who works with indigenous tribes was instrumental in helping connect the Marubo to the internet. Yeah, those damn white people. They're the problem. Uh-huh. Okay.

She believes the anxieties about the internet are inflated. Are they? And assets that most and are assets that most tribes people wanted and deserve. Okay. We'll see if the special cultures and customs from these Brazilian tribes

will be lost forever now. because of the internet. And I would guess that's probably true. And it won't be very long either. But Flora Daltra, I know. You're working with the indigenous tribes to help them connect to the internet. And I know that you're concerned

about all the critiques. This critiques called ethnocentrism. Yeah, white man thinking they know what's best. You're the one that did it. Not the white man. And I'm willing to bet that not every person that the old Marubo is looking at at the porn sites are white. But again, that's just me. I'm an evil white person.

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And there's a few related court cases, but go ahead. You know what? We're not going to, we're not going to ban you anymore. Oh. Okay. I wonder how much money that cost, Jewel. Uh, an awful lot of money. And I'm not just talking about the bribe. I mean, the money that they had to spend, uh, paying off the FDA. I'm talking about the money they lost because of the FDA shutting them down, saying, oh, no, kids are using your product. You have to say that kids can't use your product and you're making cereal flavors. And that's attracting kids. Okay, well, that's still, that's up to the, we say, if you can't purchase the product unless you're an adult.

That's still your fault. That's still your fault. Oh, okay. Delaware judge ruled that, 70,000 lawsuits, actually 70,000 plus lawsuits, claiming that Zantak caused cancer can move forward with expert scientific testimony. Interesting.

I wonder what will become of that. I wonder what will become of that. Will we ever see Zantak on the shelf again? Wait, it's still there, right? Oh, yeah, but it's different now, right? because now they don't have the, they don't, they don't use the bone dust.

I think that's what it is. I think that's what it is. So don't go up. I'm not a scientific doctor. I didn't create the medicine. I'm just saying, I believe that the reason that Zantak worked so well is that they were using some kind of bone dust.

And that is what was causing the cancer. And I'm not, I don't want to, I don't want to look into this whole story right now while I'm talking to you. I should. and you know what I'll look into it this weekend and we'll go over it next week sometime but I'm just telling you I think

and you're I know you're going to email me at Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com now Jeff it was human bone dust okay okay that's what I said bone dust was some kind of dust from bones that was causing the cancer

that's what they claimed so we'll see if that that still goes on Then Poppy, you know, the gut health drink or whatever that broke out in the, I don't know, a year or two ago, they're now being sued because, well, you know what, those products don't really improve your gut health as much as the marketing suggests. Wait, what? The advertising is stretching the truth about what a product does? I won't hear of it. I just won't

just to stop it the lawsuit was filed in San Francisco Christian Cubs said she purchased poppy drinks on multiple occasions because of their labels which say they are prebiotic sodas and feature the slogan be gut

happy, be gut healthy. It's a good logo. It's a good little good little be gut happy, be gut healthy, I get it. But she later found that Poppy drinks contain only around 2 grams of prebiotic, agave invaline fiber, which she said is insufficient to provide any real benefit. Cobb cited research showing the consuming 7.5 grams of

agave inalibn daily. You can't tear me away from the agave inilin daily. for three weeks was insufficient to confer any meaningful prebiotic benefit. If consumers drink more poppy, any prebiotic benefits would be outweighed by increased sugar consumption. All right. So she's seeking monetary relief for herself and similar customers. Austin, Texas-based poppy, P-O-P-P-I, said that, and we stand behind our products. All right, so I want to just back off. their, uh, what's her name?

Oh yeah, Christian. Let's just back off, Kristen. Calm down a little bit, but she's not. And so the lawsuit will continue on. We'll see how that turns out. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately. For those of you listening live, today is the 7th of June, 2024.

And it is also the last. day of Pat Sayjack hosting Wheel of Fortune dry your eyes after I know I know it's sad after 41 seasons

of making small talk with contestants I love the way this is written after 41 seasons of him just been in that stupid wheel he gets to go home now his successor is

remember we it was Ryan Seacrest. Is there nothing? Can he take a break? All right. Everything goes to him. So he starts this fall, the Ryan Sechrest Wheel of Fortune.

So since Pat has been at the helm, it's the second most popular syndicated show on TV behind Jeopardy, with an average of 8 million viewers a week. Sejack holds the Guinness World Record

for the longest running host of one game show. Vanna White is still hanging on by whatever thread she's hanging on by. That's a good gig, man. That is a fantastic gig. The letter revealer. They've extended her contract through 2025,

through 2025, 2026. So she's going to be there for the first season of Seacrest. Her first pay raise in 18 years. Okay. All right. So first of all, we back up for just a little. She was making $3 million a year to wear beautiful clothes. and point at a letter.

No, no, don't look at me like, she had to push them. No, in the early years, yes, she had to go up and turn them. They lit up and she had to go up and turn them. Then she had to touch them. They lit up and she had to touch them and the letter popped up.

Now she just has to walk by it. That's all. Let's walk back and forth. Got it. Yeah, it's there. So that's a pretty good gig. So $3 million a year, all those beautiful clothes.

Trust me, Vana was not paying for those clothes. And she had endorsement deals because of the show. So she wasn't making just $3 million a year. And I know $3 million a year. How does she survive? I don't know. All right. But, you know, Pat Zajek was making $15 million a year.

It was his show. He was the host. when you got tired to look at him, you looked over at, you looked over at, you know, her, standing in front of the lights with the pretty dress on. Yeah, all right, we're done with Van. Go back to the wheel. That's what happened.

That's what you're there for. $3 million a year for us to look at. She doesn't like to hear that. She does not like to hear that at all. So during, he started his career as a DJ on Armed Forces Radio while serving in Vietnam. transitioning to a career in broadcasting. I don't know if he knew what's his face.

A good morning Vietnam. Because I met that guy, the original guy, not Robin Williams, but the guy that Robin Williams was portraying. I met him before. He was an interesting dude. Man, so was bad, say Jack. Then he began to work as a TV weather forecaster in Los Angeles when he was tapped to take over from Chuck Woolery.

I remember Chuck Woolery doing Wheel of Fortune. And there was a line somewhere where I remember Chuck in an interview saying that, you know, how many times can you spin a wheel? Something like that. You know, he was like, hey, he had enough of doing it. And Chuck Woolery, I mean, Chuck Woolery is Mr. Game Show. He's the man. He's done all these game shows.

I love Chuck Willery. So, you know, Sejack took over and went, hold my beer. I'll take the show over, no problem. He's won three daytime Emmy Awards and a lifetime achievement award. in 2011. So congratulations to Pat Sejack. Sorry to see you go, but I understand,

you know, now that you're, what, 77? Right? Is that how old Sejac is? He's not 77. Now is he? He is. Holy cow. At 77, I understand that 707,

41 seasons, 8,010 episodes of Wheel of Fortune. Wheel of Fortune! And I get it, Pat. I get it. Good luck. God bless.

I guess he's going to be in some play. They said that he's going to be doing a mystery thriller theater play next summer at Honolulu's Hawaii Theater. So, no, he's not working. He's going to Hawaii. And you know what? I'll do a little show for you. I'll.

People can come and visit. That's his residency. It's like Pat Sejerk going to Vegas is going to the Honolulu theater and doing a little acting for the cruise ships that come in. So good luck, Pat. Good luck. God bless. Have fun.

Then I see where Suzanne Collins is writing a new Hunger Games novel, Sunrise on the Reaping. That's due for release in March of 2025. That's the book. That's the new book. latest Hunger Games. It wasn't bad. It was okay. I mean, I've been forced to watch all the hunger games. Uh, and I enjoy them. I, you know, I enjoy them. Even though, you know, she's a nightmare. I know. But I, you know, I just take my away, take myself away from the personal stuff.

So I can just enjoy the show. It's fine. It's okay. I just watched a video on, uh, TikTok from all these movie stars, uh, talking about how terrible things are going to be if Trump becomes president. And the one actress who is just a nightmare, she's almost crying. And they're talking about how terrible and what a dictator he's going to be. Stop it!

Stop it! You're making everything I watch more difficult to watch because I can't take it. It's like I watch a show with my, I'll sit down and I watch a show with my wife and I'm just like, I can't. She's such a, I can't.

And my wife just, just pauses the TV and says, shut up. Are you done? Leave the room, go. Let me watch my show. You don't have to watch it. So I sit there sometimes

to just do, be quiet. Sometimes, this is actually fun on my part. Sometimes I raise my hand in the middle of the show. I just raised my hand. Can I talk now? I can't take it!

As just agonizing. The good thing, back to Hunger Games. And I've enjoyed all the movies of Hunger Games. And the new one was good. The new good was the pre-hunger games. Pretty good. It was pretty good.

You know, kind of how they're a runway to where they got to at the beginning of the Hunger Games trilogy. Now, Suzanne Collins, the book is due in March. All right, so she's still writing it. I don't even know how much she's written now. Lionsgate already talking about releasing the movie in 2026. Now that Suzanne Collins is a good gig. Good for you. You know, my kids need a trust fund for their kids to go to school 120 years from now.

I think I'm going to write a new book. I think I'm going to start writing a new book. You're going to start writing? Yes. And when I'm done, you're going to make it into a movie and give me more millions, right? Yes, yes we are. So a little bit more in the entertainment news. I see where Dally Parton's life with Hello I'm Dolly musical.

Get it? Hello, I'm Dolly. Well, hello, I'm Dolly. I got it. Based on her life is in the works for 2026 Broadway debut. So good for Dally. And Netflix, oh boy, was hit with 100,000. $120 million defamation lawsuit.

Netflix, $120 million. I spit on a Netflix spits on $120 million by the woman claiming to be the inspiration for baby reindeer. So I thought, I thought that we already knew who baby reindeer was and people were because they were told not to try to find out who baby reindeer was

because we already knew who baby reindeer was, right? That was the deal. Because after it first aired, People were like, I think this was Baby Reindeer and I know who Baby Reindeer is. So you know what? Baby Reindeer was after me. It was, I was the inspiration of Baby Reindeer. And so I want to stand in line too for the $120 million.

And it's just me. Will the real baby reindeer stand up? Did Pat Sejak host that show too? Stop it. You know, he didn't. ensemble Cichora of FACs that

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Remember today is Friday the 7th of 2024. So yesterday on the 6th was the first game of the NBA finals. the NBA championship series against the Dallas Mavericks and the Boston Celtics at the garden, at the garden in Boston. And Boston dominated the Dallas Mavericks, man.

It was almost ugly. Almost ugly. I know, yeah, they battled back. They had it about down to eight, Jeff. I don't know if they ever led. Maybe in the first period, they might have led by one or two at some point.

point. I think, I think, what's his face, hit a three that put them in the lead by one for about a second. I mean, Boston was on fire, man. On fire. They looked awesome. Now, if they, can they keep that intensity up? I don't know. They get a couple days off now. We have the night, we have a Sunday night game, right? I don't know. Waiting so long as game two Sunday night? Yeah, I think that's right. So they get a little break And they'll be able to watch some film And rest up And Dallas will be able to figure out

What the hell they did wrong Luca and Kyrie can say Oh maybe we should do a little something different Yeah, you think? Maybe how about hit a three? How about hit a basket to be nice? How about get a rebound? How about that?

How about not lose the ball When you're dribbling down the court? How about that? Just the little things. I'm not the coach though. So I'm not the thing. But if Boston continues to play like they did last night,

it's going to be a short series. It's going to be four games. It's a best of seven. How many, I mean, this boss is looking to hang another banner. And they're talking about, the reports were that this team, and I had not paid attention.

You know, I'm not a, I like basketball, and I like watching the finals. I don't follow them during the season. But I was told that this team, the Celtics this year, were awesome. And another, you know,

another great Celtics team. And they certainly, look like it. I'll tell you that. Last night, they look like it. So if they play like that, there's going to be a new banner hung at the garden. Guaranteed. It's not going to be hung back

here in Dallas. Well, there's not a banner going to be hung back here in Dallas. You can write your own jokes with that. And I know what you're thinking. You're already pissed that you had to wait until Sunday for game two of the NBA finals. Well, calm down, relax. The reason they did that is because the N.A.

Stanley Cup finals begins Saturday. Really, they should have started the NHL tonight. And then NBA should have been Saturday, you know, Saturday, but, you know, they didn't ask me. I know it's a surprise. But so you've got the Edmonton or Lears taking on the Florida Panthers. And the only reason to watch is see if Edmonton scores a goal and wins and we get the Edmonton oiler girl to raise her sweatshirt and blouse.

live TV would be awesome. We'll see it on social media. I guarantee it. She loves to raise and show off those big old boys and they look nice. So, yeah, I looked. I know. I couldn't turn away.

What am I supposed to do? Not look? I thought not. So there's no new movies out this week? I mean, I was looking at, I was thinking about maybe I wanted to go see a movie because, you know, my wife's out of town and I thought, okay, you know, maybe I'll go

see a movie because I usually don't. I mean, I'd rather watch it at the house. But I look, I go to the AMC site and, you know, the Fall Guy and Planet of the Apes, which I love, I've already seen it. A Furiosa, I'm not seeing that, the Mad Max saga.

I may watch that when it comes out on streaming, but it just didn't look, I don't know, didn't look, it did not look real enough for me. It was too green screening. You can quote me on that. It was too green screeny. Then if, I guess I was told if is really good.

But, you know, that's, again, that's home streamers. You got the Watchers, Tarot. Oh, the stupid cat movie. Yeah. What's his name? That's the stupid cat? You know, Garfield, the stupid cat movie. And then you have Tarot and is Bad Boys, I guess, is the new one this weekend, right?

Bad with Will Smith. Yeah. That looked good. And I see they're really promoting that, and they're trying to get Will Smith back in our good graces since the slap. It's Will Smith. They've been releasing. I saw behind the scenes footage of how he films one scene with the camera that's on him

and the up-close cameras when you're taking a shot and how he's walking with it and then turns it and turns it back on him. That was fascinating how they shot that. But there's nothing else I want to see. Yeah, but that's not this weekend, is it? No, it's not. So stop talking. I'm not talking about what's coming out next.

And I can't go to Alamo Draft House. The Alamo Draft House in North Texas. Now, I've been to Elamo Draft House. I don't know, maybe two times in my life. And I'd say I couldn't go there. I would, you know, there's not one. There wasn't one really close to me. There was one in Las Calanus, one in Richardson, one in Lake Highlands,

one in Dallas and one in Denton. And those are DFW, Dallas, 4.5. worth locations. I guess they had a location in Woodbury, Minnesota. I have not been to that one. And they all closed. They shut down. Holy cow.

You were thinking about, hey, you know, maybe we'll go see a bad boy. Maybe we'll go see, finally go see the Planet of the Aves movie at the old L'AWRefs today. What do you think? All right, let's go. No, closed. Sorry the doors are closed. Oh, they filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy

and shut the door. Now, listen, they're deeply sad to take this necessary step. And we're grateful to all our employees who put in the work day in and day out to produce a special movie-going experience and to our many loyal customers for whom it was a pleasure to provide such a special experience. Did you let all the employees know that you were shutting down? Because I know that you're grateful for all your employees who put in the work day in and day out to produce that.

special movie going experience. Well, you know, we made an effort. We made an effort to contact the 600 employees, but what are you going to do? You can't reach 600 people all at once. So this is no way. Technology doesn't allow that to happen. And I can't do that.

And we couldn't reach them each at a time. No, can't do that. So we made an effort. And you know what? When they show up and the doors are closed, they'll know. And that's what happened. I was supposed to work a two today.

Yeah. No, you're not. Go look for a new gig. Sorry about it. So the Alamo Draft House franchise partner, two is one, one is none. Love them. And its affiliates attributed the closure of its locations

after 13 years to guest counts that haven't rebounded from the COVID-19 pandemic and other economic impacts. Okay, thank you, really. Yeah, you had the writer's story. to brought down a lot. Plus, I will say, there's other

more comfortable locations than the Alamo draft house to go see movies. You know, there's a couple close to my home that the tiltback chairs are really comfortable. And they bring the food right to me. And it's really nice.

Now, I know that AMC, You can order. They'll bring food to your table. And the chairs are... We sat in the tiltbacks to watch... Watch the Planet of the Apes, the latest Planet of the Apes. And they're comfortable. They're nice.

Not as nice as some of the other tiltback houses. But Alamo Draft House, the last time I was at Elmo Drapt House, you know, it was nice. It was nice. And you sat there and they brought you your food and you had the little desk thing in front of you. like a trough or whatever it was. It's a draft house, Jeff. It's not a four-star restaurant. Okay, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, okay. But they're closed. So, I mean, if you were looking to open up a theater, now's the time because you could probably get one dirt cheap. It's Friday. So it's time for what's being called America's favorite game show. What's the Lie? What's the Lie?

Where contestants try to decipher the lie, From four count of one, two, three, four headlines. One of them is not true. Thus, that's why we call it, what's the lie? Our contestant today, returning champion, Matt Kibby, if he wins, not only will he get to come back for another round, he'll win a Talking Sense, Jeffrey Blue Freshie. For more information, you can go to the Talking Sense Facebook group

and find the Freshie set and design just for you. If you or someone you love would like to be a contestant on what's the email Chewing the Fat at theblaze.com. I'd like to welcome Matt Kibby. Oh, wait, he's not here. I just have you know, Mr. Matt Kibby, Mr. BlazTV, free the people.org, Mr. Creator of the cover-up on Blaze TV. Episode one is up titled The Dissident, which you should see.

You should become a subscriber to blazTV.com. promo code Jeffie will get you a discount for a year's subscription if you're not already. That's also what helps keep this show free, but he's not here. Now last week he told me, hey, I'm going to be on the road, but no problem, Jeff. Just call me, email me, and let me, you know, remind me. So I did. I emailed them last night.

I did not get a response. I figured, no problem. I texted him this morning. I did not get a text back. I did not get a return text. I figured, no problem. We called. I have no response. A voicemail. We call them actually twice and voicemail both times. So I don't know what your deal is,

but when you're too busy for chewing the fat, you're out. All right? The returning championship is off. All right? That's just part of the deal. I'm putting the hammer down. I'm putting the chewing the fat hammer down. So Wesley, who is my producer board operator for the show

here at Blaze Studios. How's it going? Who has... Now you've played once before and lost, correct? Yes. It was an even tie, but yeah, I lost, for sure. That's not the way the show works. Well, no, I want to say even tie.

It was loose. It was a loose loss. So you played before and you lost, is what I'm saying. So, let's do this. You're replacing, you're like, you were on standby for Fischer, for Chew in the Fat, Fisher Air. And we got a seat for you.

I got a seat for you. Thank you. I'm going to plug you in right there on seat C row 27. Yeah. Oh, I got 27? Yeah. Oh, sweet. Thank you.

Yeah, it's right there. What's we worry about it. All right, you ready to go? Let's do it. All right. Headline number one. New Netflix reality show, tentatively titled Seafood in the Heartland, will be hosted by the estranged son of a sardine magnet.

Headline number two, study says that people who like loud exhaust are psychotic. Headline number three. Ikea is hiring people to serve digital meatballs in its Roblox store. Headline number four, deceased New Jersey Congressman wins primary. Those are your four headlines. Headline number one, new Netflix reality show tentatively titled Seafood in the Heartland, will be hosted by the estranged son of a sardine magnet. Headline number two, study says that people who like loud exhaust are psychotic.

Headline number three. IKEA is hiring people to serve digital meatballs in its Roblox store. Headline number four. Deceased New Jersey Congressman wins primary. Those are your four headlines. Wesley Castellano. What is the lie? Well, first, thank you for getting my last name right on the first try.

This is a tough one because the second one, I love the sound of exhaust, but it's like so simple, it might be true. I don't. Okay. That one's plausible. In New Jersey, anything goes. So four doesn't, you know, you can write in a ballot. Okay.

I'm going to go number three. You're going to go with number three. IKEA is hiring people to serve digital beat dolls in its roadblocks store. One, number one. I'm sorry. The, that's a fish magnet. the sardine magnet oh god this is tough

actually I'm going to change it two is the wild card that just one just doesn't it sounds so simple but I'm going to go with that so you're picking number two now I don't know why it's sticking out of my head maybe because it's Friday you're picking study says that people who like loud exhaust are psychotic

that's what you're choosing we're going with that all right yeah ready to go oh and two oh sorry that's exactly what you're doing oh and two Oh, well, thanks for listening and playing to What's the Lie? Once the Lie is a subsidiary of Chewing the Fed Enterprises. All information is probably accurate at the time of recording. CTF, WTL, MMXXIV.

I mean, you want to guess again? Sure. Ahmed, so was it number... Was it four? No. Want to guess again? Let's go with three. No.

Really? Want to go again? Number one. That's correct. Really? Congratulations. Now there may be a new Netflix show coming in the future. Seafood of the heartland with the sardine magnet, but that's not happening now.

Is there such a thing called a sardine magnet? Well, yeah. I guess so. The sardine dinkleberries from Wisconsin or Minneapolis, Minnesota. Sotos were there. I just sounded so simple. I was like, well, why wouldn't that be true? Huh.

Huh. It did sound simple, didn't it? Right? So like two, I was on the other end of the spectrum. Like the, of the... No, you were on the losing end of the spectrum. Stream and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at the Blaze.com slash podcasts.