Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Bio Hacking Bodies… | Guest: Chuck Palm | 1/27/23

Episode Date: January 27, 2023

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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. So we found out a couple of days ago from the Near Earth Asteroid Scout that 2023BU, the asteroid about the size of a box truck, was headed toward Earth. I know. And, you know, you'd think to yourself, you know, maybe we'd like a, I don't know, a little heads up. Well, it missed us. It missed us. You're good. Don't worry.

No, it's okay. It's okay. It's already gone by. And it missed us, okay? It went by last night. It came 2,200 miles above the planet. That's close, man. That's like a near miss on the tarmac of an airplane. 2200 miles? It was above the Pacific Ocean near Chile. And I mean, we have asked,

I mean, we have satellites farther away than that, big time. But apparently the asteroid lovingly known as 2023BU, roughly the size of a U-Haul truck, zoomed right past us. So, ha. Welcome. We're safe now. To Towing the fat. So what are you willing to do?

to do to live forever or at least, you know, add a few years to your life, like, I don't know, a hundred, a couple hundred. How old do you want to be? How old do you want to get? I mean, it'd be cool to live to a couple hundred years, but, you know, if you, if the last hundred years are you just laying on a bed, that kind of sucks. All right, you want to have some kind of productive life. But, I mean, we have Peter Thiel and Jeff Bezos investing all kinds of money in startups.

that are coming up with technology that are going to enable humans to live well into their hundreds. You've got Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis have created life force. They have all around the country. I think they have at least several places. It's a membership program,

life force and performance. You get quarterly blood testing, clinical summaries, telehealth reviews, personal analytics. I mean, that's, you know, you're starting, but are you willing to do it? All right. So we have the software developer worth, I don't know, he sold his brain tree payment solutions to eBay for $800 million in cash a few years ago.

So he's got a little bit of extra cash in the pocket. And he spends around $2 million a year to buy it. to biohack his body into regaining his youth. He has it Brian Johnson, who's 45 now. We sold that brain tree payment solutions, I don't know, 15 years ago or something like that, for 800 million. 800 million ain't what it used to be.

It's letting you know. I mean, look, I'll take it, but it's not what it used to be. He has a team of 30 doctors and regenerative health experts overseeing his regime. His goal is to eventually have all his major organs, including his brain, liver, kidneys, teeth,

skin, hair, penis, and rectum functioning as they were in his late teens. Okay. The initiative, known as Project Blueprint, requires Johnson to abide by a strict vegan diet amounting to 1,977 calories per day, Man, under 2,000, 1,977 calories of vegan eating. Okay.

I don't know. I might be out already. We'll just see. A daily exercise regime that lasts an hour, high-intensity exercise three times a week and going to bed every night at the same time. Now, he claims what I do may sound extreme, but I'm trying to prove that self-harm and decay are not inevitable. Now, Johnson wakes up every morning at 5 a.m. takes two dozen supplements, works out for an hour,

drinks green juice laced with creatine and collagen peptides, brushes and fluses his teeth while rinsing with tea tree oil and antioxidant gel. Before bedtime, he wears glasses that block blue light for two hours. He also constantly monitors his vital signs and undergoes monthly medical procedures to maintain his results, including ultrasounds, MRIs, colonoscopies, and blood tests. While sleeping, he's hooked up to a machine that counts the number of nighttime erections. He also takes daily measurements of his weight, body mass index, body fat, blood glucose levels, and heart rate variations. Are you in? Are you still in? You're going to make it to maybe 150 or so.

now the doc the 29 year old physician who is heading up the medical team hired by johnson who is you know probably in charge of project blueprint uh said his goal is to prove that the human being can reduce the medical age of each of their organs by 25 percent there is no person in the world according to dr oliver zolman there is no person in the world who is 45 chronologically, but 35 in every organ. If we can eventually prove clinically and statistically that Brian has made that change, then it will be such a large effect size that it will have to be causative and intervention and beyond what's genetically possible.

Now, Johnson has founded also Kernel, a startup that manufactures helmets that only cost you 50,000 a piece, that measure brain signals and the impact of meditation and pharmaceutical interventions on chronic pain. So that's one guy doing what he... Remember we did the other guy, the other business guy from Dallas,

the business guy, he's a real estate guy here in Dallas that does something similar to this every day. And he goes back... He's from Dallas. He lives between Austin and Dallas. I can't remember a stupid name. Anyway, he does his regiment was incredible.

And that's the thing. You have to be willing to do the regiment, right? I mean, you have to go through. You have to do that. And is attempting to biohack your body to regain your youth? I mean, where do I sign up? I can't afford. I don't have two million a year to foot the bill on.

But if you did, I mean, if I did, if you'd like to donate to the Chewing the Fat longevity fund, just email me chewing the fat at the blaze.com. And I am happy to accept your donation in the Chewing the Fat, Jeff Fisher Longivity Fund. And I'll get right on that. Because, man, I am ready to have 1,977 calories of vegan food. to get me to live another 10 years. That might not be a bad thing. Remember a couple of weeks ago,

I had Joshua Browder on the CEO of Do Not Pay, where he has the website set up so that you can use his AI program to know your case, how to not pay tickets, what you have to do for different laws, and you use his AI program, do not pay to know the law. And he was going to have what was being called

or touted as robot lawyer. He was going to have a guy show up in court and keep his do not pay, you know, in his earpiece. And, well, he actually talked about how they had glasses set up so that they were able to do it. And the computer would answer the questions in court in real time. And they would see how the AI fared in court with this guy who was fighting a ticket.

And so the attorneys were all wound up. And because he talked to me on chewing the fat, he's now decided that we're going to go ahead and not do that. Okay. I've got all kinds of threats of possible prosecution and jail time. So we're just going to go ahead and give that whole robot lawyer thing a pause right now. he said multiple state bar associations have threatened us yeah getting a little nervous that we talked about that in fact in the interview that the attorneys cannot be happy

about having AI do their job but hey charge less his point is the good attorneys cost too much money and for you and me the slubs that can't pay two million dollars a year to live longer and we still need we need someone to to represent us use do not pay and he wanted to see how it would go live in court but no that's not going to happen

right now there's they claim that the reason that he could face prosecution in civil and or criminal court is because

well the legal profession doesn't want audio equipment in the courtrooms, especially federal courtrooms and probably state and local courtrooms as well. I mean, we know how difficult it is to get some of that footage in. Although, if it's a big case, judges are happy to let the cameras come in. So the AI tools develop for Do Not Pay, which remain untested in actual courtrooms. require recording audio arguments in order for the machine to learn the algorithm to generate responses. So it's still there and you can still go to do not pay and have them help you.

And you can use them for a lot cheaper than hiring an attorney. Just we won't know how it acts in the live courtroom yet. But it's coming. It's coming. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately. What is happening with Jay Leno? Okay, so not long ago, he burns his face and I think he burned some of his hand while working on one of his steam engine cars.

And now we find out that he's recovering from broken bones sustained from a motorcycle accident. What is happening? Jay, take it easy. He's testing out one. of his 1940s motorcycles and he was pulled off the bike by a wire strung across the parking lot so someone i mean is mrs leno trying to get rid of mr leno because that's what's happening here she's had enough of jay she's had enough of the travel she's had enough of the cars she's trying to get rid of him so he's got a broken collarbone two broken ribs two cracked knee

caps holy cow that's doing some damage so he said he kind of wanted to keep it quiet because you know of all the coverage he got for the fire he just was like oh that one's for me he said uh i got clothes lined and knocked me off the bike the bike kept going and you know how that works out and so he was just kind of bummed he didn't publicize the accident because he knows yeah the last time was not too long ago and that was a fire. Okay. So he claimed, hey, you know, after getting burned up, you get that one for free. Okay. All right. Now, he claims that he's going to still do his show returning back to Vegas in March. All right. I don't know. They're going to wheel them out in a wheelchair and have Jay Leno show up and do a couple of jokes?

I hope so. I mean, I like Jay. He's fine. And in fact, one of my favorite jokes. Don't make me tell the Jay Leno. joke again. All right, don't. Because I've told it, I think, on this show before. My favorite Jay Leno joke. You're going to make me, you know, the Jay Leno joke. The two guys come up on a big hole and there's a brick sitting next to the giant hole in the ground. And I wonder they look over and I say, I wonder how deep that hole is. So one guy picks up and throws the brick into the hole.

And not too long after they hear this, and then this goat falls into the hole. pretty soon a guy comes up and says, hey, have you seen my goat? And the guy says, well, yeah, he just fell down that hole. That's impossible. I had them tied to a brick. My favorite, Jay Leno, Joe.

I see where they released the Succession trailer on HBO Max. Yeah, I don't know, yesterday or today where I watched it this morning. It looks awesome. I think it begins in March as well. So it's either going to see Jay Leno

in Vegas or Stay home and watch Succession on HBO Max. I believe you know which one I choose. Reminder that you can follow me on Twitter at Jeffrey JFR. And by the way, at some point during this show today, if you're listening live, it is the 27th of January, 2023. I will tell you how I lied on Twitter last night. And I'm going to tell you and you alone the truth.

Okay? because I was thinking this morning I was actually in the shower this morning I was thinking you know that that was a lie because this is what really happened so I've got I've got to set the record straight because I'm not going to delete the tweet

because you know it's fine if you see the tweet you go oh okay and you'll move on but you listeners to chewing the fat will know that it's not true and you will know the true story okay yeah I know you're welcome that's coming up a little bit

later in the show. You can follow me on Twitter at Jeff EJFR. Instagram and Facebook is Jeff Fisher Radio. The YouTube page is chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. You can order a cameo for me at Jeffrey JFR. That's not free, but I'll do whatever you need. I'll be mean, I'll be nice, I'll be happy, I'll be angry, whatever you need. Whatever you need.

Whatever you need, wherever you need it. And I see where TikTok, I don't have a TikTok yet, and I should have a TikTok by now. I know they're evil and they're, you know, the Chinese spot. I got it. But, man, do I want an ASMR channel on TikTok so bad? I go through there with the music and the lights and the rubbing and the goop all over the microns. It's incredible. I got thousands of people.

Amazing. But TikTok's Project Texas, speaking of TikTok, apparently they've got plans to satisfy the U.S. national security concerns. that they're going to remain operational in the country. Okay, I mean, they're going to remain operational in the country. It's just a matter of, you know, getting people to use them, right? I mean, the everyday slubs are using it, no problem. But the political entities are starting to say,

maybe you're not used TikTok on the government platforms. So we'll see. I mean, we know how bad TikTok is. We've talked about it before and what the app does and where the information goes. So they're going to have to really prove that that information doesn't go back to the motherland of China and Beijing in particular. And I don't think that they're going to be able to prove that

with a good enough assurances that that won't happen. But again, what do I know? Could they do it? Sure. And as long as we're talking about social media, the video making the rounds again of the lady that goes into the 7-Eleven, with an axe and slams one guy, cuts his head, slams him in the face with her axe,

and then she slams another girl with the axe. That's incredible. That's just amazing footage. And I mean, it's really, I don't, it's not incredible, I mean, these people actually got hurt from her, you know, wiping them with an axe. The reason it's making the rounds though, because it happened back in 2017.

And she was on drugs. She was, according to headlines, a meth-up transgender walking out. You see her walk into the convenience store with an axe. Awesome. And I remember thinking, when I'm watching the video, I'm like, you know what, I was watching Vikings Valhalla, when I was binging Vikings Valhalla,

I was thinking, man, that's worse than today. I mean, these people couldn't go anywhere. They walk into town and somebody says something to you, you're dead. Their body's everywhere. They just take their weapon and kill you. Oh, sorry about it. Oh, that was the wrong person? Oh, darn.

Shoot. I shouldn't have rammed my, my axe in his skull. So we're back to Viking days. So this happened in Australia in 2017. And the reason is making the rounds again is because she was just sentenced again. They had some sentencing issues.

Gave her nine more years for the violent and unprovoked attack at the NMOR 7-Eleven in 2017. If you see the footage, it's pretty amazing. Because when she first walks in, nobody sees. The one lady's at the counter. She walked by doesn't see her. The one guy walks in, and she walks by him with the ax, and he's like, whoa, hey, what the heck is going on to that?

So he grabs what he wants. He goes up to the counter, and he's standing there, and he's keeping an eye. He's kind of like side eye and where this axe chick is at. Which was a good move. He should have just got out of there. He should have went with his gut and just got out of there. But he still wants to get his product. He's buying whatever the heck he's buying.

So then she comes up to him, and he starts kind of talking. tour a little bit. You know, just kind of seeing what's going on. And then, woo! Axe to the face. Ouch. You aren't lying, ouch. And then the girl is kind of on her way out, and she turns around, axe to the bite.

Ouch. Sounded just like that, as a matter of fact. And then she walks out. You see her walking across the gas station, the 7-Eleven gas stations. Amazing. Vikings, Velhalla. I mean, Australia. Now, there was no evidence.

that this girl had been to hell or anything, but we do have evidence from a priest in Michigan, a Gerald Johnson. He said that he had a heart attack in 2016, and he had his brush with Satan then, where he believed he briefly died after suffering a heart attack, and said that while in hell, Rihanna's hit song, Umbrella,

echoed through the gates of hell during his bizarre visit to purgatory. So just know, when you're seeing Rihanna at half time at the Super Bowl, she's being played at hell too. Right? I know. I mean, why not? Rihanna, by the way, just a side note of Rihanna.

You know, they asked her to be on the Super Bowl a few years ago and she turned them down because of the Colin Kaepernick thing. I guess we're over that now. Yeah, it's been a few years since you've put out an album, maybe you want to sell some more music. And Colin who? Yeah, okay, I'll do the Super Bowl.

No problem, you got me. We live in amazing times. That's for sure. With Amex Platinum, $400 in annual credits for travel and dining means you not only satisfy your travel bug, but your taste buds too. That's the powerful backing of Amex. Conditions apply. All right, joining me on the program. is a friend of the show, Chuck Palm, who is the host of a show called a Top Tech talk show.

And Top Tech is talking about the, well, I wanted to talk to him about the triumphs of AI in the last year or two. And I also wanted to talk to him about the fails. And I also wanted to get his opinion on how close we are to me having a do robot at the house. because it's got to be close. I mean, we've got, we've all seen the Jetsons and Rosie. I want my own Rosie. And no, that's not, I don't, I'm not talking about anything, you know, business-wise. I'm just talking about taking care of, you know, picking up stuff and bringing me stuff.

I want to do a robot. Chuck Palm, welcome to chewing the fat. How are you? I'm wonderful, Jeffie. Thanks for having me yet again. So how close am I to getting Rosie at my house? Okay, not far. Believe it or not, last year, they made some amazing.

major leaps. And I was impressed. Even Elon Musk, every year he trots out his new AI robot. Yeah, yeah, yeah. In 2021, it was a dude in a costume. This year, they actually brought a walking, talking robot out on stage and kind of had some interaction with them. And it's, it's getting much closer. I mean, you've seen the Boston Dynamic Dancing Robot dogs and all that funny stuff. But I'm with you, man. I want somebody that can pick up the groceries. But the Boston the dynamic dogs. I mean, those are, you know, cool and frightening, depending on which side of the aisle you're on. Yeah. Those are still remote operated, right? For the most part, they're pre-programmed. Absolutely right. They're not autonomous, you know. They're not what we think of like the robots from

I-Robot with Will Smith, you know. I want one of those, too, simply because there's just not enough hours in the day. I have to have one. That's just, that's just, that's a, that's a, that's a must and I mean we obviously we all saw the documentary i robot with will smith so we know what you're talking about so uh okay so we're we're not that far is what were the i mean we've done the many stories here on chewing the fat when uh you know they brag about the successes so what is the top tech talk show top five triumphs for AI in 2022 so a little more than we are just i'd say 2022. I know we're in 2023, but have we done anything in the last 27 days that's good news? Well, I wouldn't say good news necessarily. There's been some other follow-ups to

bad news that sounds better. I mean, you know, if we're talking AI, the thing about everybody's talking about that, you know, the chat ad, GPT AI. Right, right, right. And how cool it is that it can write, you know, copy for your marketing ads. Big whoop. I'm not all that impressed. This has been around for a while. There's a lot of people that have done it before. The difference is this is pretty adaptive.

It goes out, searches the internet. It brings up articles about you. If you want a story written about you or, you know, whatever your company might be up to, that's okay. That's pretty cool. They've made some advancements. That's the good news is. That's the chat, GPT.

GPT. Right. Because I saw where BuzzFeed is. is going to start using it again or is going to use again. And from what I understand, Microsoft may either become a major investor or just buy it outright. So that's the death knell for it right there. Once Microsoft gets involved. You would hope so, but I doubt it.

Okay. Anyway, all right. So we have that. Well, you're right. That happened. That became big news in the last 27 days. No question. Yeah.

So the one that was kind of cool last year, they made some advancements, is augmented reality, which is not quite AI. but it's cool because it works with products and phones and things that you already use. You can walk around in a neighborhood looking at your phone with the camera on, looking at Google Maps, for example, and it will have arrows down your path pointing you where are you supposed to go. Oh, yeah, okay. I did see that, yeah.

Yeah, that's kind of cool, too. I'm digging where they're taking that, but, you know, it has a little bit of ways to go yet. We were in Germany last year for a family event, and, you know, it was beautiful at taking us to play. that I've never been before and you know it was all in English so I understood where we were going and what it was saying I got to love that right so how close are we like I've I've always want you know we have we talk about they have you know when you look at the

VR glasses and I know you're talking about the augmented reality you're not talking about you know the VR glasses but really I believe that we should just all wear a helmet and the all the time yeah yeah yeah I mean, the helmet, we have the earpieces to listen to what's our phone. The helmet is our phone. The helmet is our computer. That's what we wear. And the glass screen is our computer screen and our live screen to interact with other humans.

And if you don't want the computer screen, you know, you just push the screen up and you can interact, you know, that you're looking at what's going on live. But for the most part, you just wear the helmet. And that's your life. Well, you know, Oculus Rift is really close to something like that now. And it's been around for a while. They're spending money to upgrade that. In fact, every major tech player has built their own and they're working on releasing them.

Right. What's really surprising to me is how bad they're doing. Even though meta, which is Facebook, bought all of that and integrated it, they've created an entire AI world where people are supposed to be able to get together and have meetings and talk about their project. Okay, that was just lame. It was dumb. I attended a couple of them. nobody I mean you look around you see people in in rabbit outfits well I was going to ask you what you used for your

oh I was just me I'm not I'm not one of those fancy avatars that has like you know bullhorns on or anything like that but oh boring okay go ahead come on have you seen pictures of me what are you going to do with that you know okay meta met have spent a ton of money on it and it looks like it's waning off this year they're kind of deemphasizing their little land that they created. In fact, they took a major stock hit.

And they've laid off several dozens of thousands of their workers that are involved in future development. So they're shifting focus again, and I don't think it's looking good for Zuckerberg. It was down 65% this year. Wow. Okay. I mean, that reality world has got to be more interacting live. like the games, right? You've got to be able to get in and interact right then.

And I know that's what he was thinking about with the office meetings and everything, but why do that with a meeting? I don't know. I can understand why it didn't take off. Well, what was interesting was I attended one that was like a financial meeting of shareholders, and there were dozens of people in the room that were also avatars. And you could look around a stadium environment. and you're seeing the two presenters in the middle of it.

But it was kind of like a jumbotron screen. So you could really get a feel for what's going on. It kind of reminded me of a sports arena. And the concept, be it all, you know, kind of whiz bang cool, it just wasn't delivered very well and definitely was not received well by the participants. You know, there was a lot of shaky avatars and people look like they're having fits and such. So I don't know how good that could be. I really want to do a chewing the fat radio program in the Metaverse.

Right on. Just have people walk by the radio studio while I'm doing the show in the Metaverse. And it's just me thinking out loud. I mean, look, has Zuck come to me and said, hey, we need a Chewing the Fat show in the Metaverse? No, unfortunately. Well, let's get him your number, man. I think that would be the way to do it. Well, he can DM me or he can, you know, message me on Facebook.

I'm sure he has my name, Jeff Fisher Radio. Pretty sure he knows that. I think you're on a certain list. I can count on that. So, okay, so there's a couple. What else do we have that were triumphs as far as AI in the last year? So in the last year, you know, the thing that I'm really probably the most excited about was actually one of the fails from last year as well.

And that's, believe it or not, I'm going to take the three letters and put them together and then I'm going to revamp it a little bit. NFTs are not what you think they are. I believe that. Yeah, because people. People have really abused the whole idea of trading cards and, you know, putting things together in an environment and giving exclusive rights and yada yada, that's all well and good. I mean, I can own a picture that everybody else can see, but I own it. Yeah.

Yeah. How much do I want it? I'm thrilled for you. Right. I know. The idea, though, that you do own things in the real world. Why wouldn't you own them also in the virtual world? Well, they've started that, right?

You say this is a fail, but I mean, we've started with selling goods and services inside the Metaverse, right? That's correct. That's what I'm saying. Let's shift that because this is a real big deal. And I think it's an advancement in the technology. We're going to be able to tokenize objects and see their real-time value, their location, who might be bidding on a product. We could do inventory for a company. You could have all kinds of tokenized real-world things that you might.

might be able to find either in AI or just even an online search. But the fact is that it's the most secure database known to man today. Now, there's been others that have been broken. I think anything that can be locked can also be unlocked. Sure. However, I'm excited about these newer technologies and one of them comes to mind is Hashcraft. They just happened to found a way to make everybody aware that an event is going on.

And we're all witnesses to the event. you try to mess with it and tamper it, we're going to reject you and boot that off the blockchain. You know, it's a hash grab another blockchain for those techies that are yelling at me right now. I get it. But I'm excited because, you know, think about stuff. Everybody owns stuff and you can't carry your stuff wherever you go. Right.

You could say, I can look at my stuff and know where it's at in the real world if I'm in a metaverse or if I'm, you know, negotiating maybe a company. sale and I have all kinds of assets with my company. If they're all tokenized, there's no question about the value of those things. So that's really where NFTs I think are going to shine. I've got I've, I'm, I'm, uh, you lost me. So I'm going to have to go back and, and find out exactly what that would mean. Because I, I don't know that I trust it. But many people are afraid of AI. I'm not afraid. I'm not afraid of it. I just want to trust it as all. I mean, I know the robots and the AI. I got.

it. Nobody wants to, everybody's fine with a robot in the house as long as they know it's a robot. When it starts becoming too much like a human, they get scared of it. I got it. I mean, that's all the studies have shown that. I really don't care. I just want someone, yes, I'm thirsty, bring me a soda. It's all I want. I just want to do a robot. That's all I want. So let's say you have a classic automobile for a quick example, and that car is worth whatever the, you know, trading value it is that day. If you take out, you take out, insurance for it. They kind of need to know how much the tradable value is for your automobile. Okay. So you could take that, put it into a token, lock it up in a safe deposit box in the

virtual bank online, and know forever that that's the, you know, registered value of this vehicle at that point in time, and I'm the only registered holder of the title, and then you one day decide you want to sell it. But lo and behold, it has, you know, befallen a horrible accident. And and you have to claim insurance on it. Your insurance company won't even doubt you as to the value of it because you've tokenized it, right? And also, let's say it didn't befall a horrible accident and you could sell it online. There's really no need to negotiate because we know the real value that was stuck in time the moment you created that token for your car. And undisputed that you're the owner of it too, so you have the right to sell it.

Right. Okay. I know I'm going to continue on, but I know you have to go in. I definitely have to go. So Chuck Palm, host of Top Tech Talk Show. Where do I, how do I hear Top Tech Talk Show? Is there a way? If you can spit out all those long words, you could type it in TopTech Talkshow.com

or demystifying cryptocurrency.com, which is available on Amazon. I think I could type in Top Tech Talk Show easier than demystifying cryptocurrencies.com. but I'll give it a shot. Yeah. Chuck Palm, thank you. I appreciate it, my friend. My pleasure, Jeffrey. Thank you as always, brother. Take care. Boarding for flight 246 to Toronto is delayed 50 minutes. What?

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Welcome to our contestant, Blaze Radio board operator, producer, Dove. Quick side note, Dove. Dove is playing today because he was very vocal on his contempt for the other contestants. I mean, his disbelief that contestants couldn't get it right. So I thought, okay, give it a shot. Thank you. Hi. How are you?

Jeff. Welcome to What's the Lie. Thank you very much. So, I mean, you were, you were adamant that you couldn't believe people were getting it wrong. Yeah, I couldn't imagine that it would be that hard. Okay. So, well, I mean, you ready to play? I'm ready.

All right. Four headlines. One of them, not real. One of them is the lie. All right. Headline number one. The lights have been on at a Massachusetts school for over a year because no one could figure out how to turn them off. Headline number two, rare watermelon comet is expected to pass the earth this summer,

but the colorblind population won't be able to see it. Headline number three, the Swedish government moves to get rid of permits needed for dancing. Headline number four, a stolen hot dog statue has been returned to a West Virginia restaurant owner. Those are your four headlines. The lights have been on at a Massachusetts school for over a year, because no one can figure out how to turn them off. Rare watermelon common expected to pass the earth this summer, but the color-blind population won't be able to see it.

Swedish government moves to rid of permits needed for dancing. Stolen hot dog statue has been returned to West Virginia. Restaurant owner. All right. Those are your four headlines. One of them is a lie. I will say that if you have an opportunity, if you win, you'll win a Talking Sense.

Jeffie Blue Freshie. Oh, no. For more information, you're darn right it is. You can go to Talking Sense Facebook group and find the Freshie scent and the design just for you. And you get to come back. We've had a few people, you know, returning champions. So those are your four headlines.

The which, what? I screwed up the whole headline. What is the lie? So the second one again was what? The second one was the comet. Okay. That sounds legit. The first one sounds very

legit. The third one was the one with the dancing permit. I'm going to say that's the lie. Oh, see. Man, did I want you to win too? Did I want you to win? Listen, thanks for listening and thanks for playing.

What's the lie? Well, thanks for listening to What's the Lie? What's the Lie is a subsidiary of chewing the bad enterprises. All information is probably accurate at the time of recording. CTF, WTL, MFXX, I-I. What was the lie, though? The watermelon comet.

Oh. There's no watermelon comet that colorblind population can't see. What are you kidding? Thanks for playing, Dom. Thank you very much. Don't be badmouthed and the other contestants. I won't anymore. I realize that.

Thank you. All right, now I have to tell you the truth. Okay, I lied on Twitter last night. Under a tweet from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and it is NFC and AFC Championship weekend, by the way. The Cincinnati Bengals are taking on the Kansas City Chiefs, and the San Francisco 49ers are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles. My prediction for this weekend will be the Philadelphia Eagles

taking on the Cincinnati Bengals in the Super Bowl in Arizona. All right, that's my prediction. You heard it here? obviously when it happens, you can say, oh my gosh, Jeff, you were right. But the tweet from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers yesterday was reminding us that they won the Super Bowl with John Gruden 20 years ago.

Just amazing. It's been 20 years since that Super Bowl win. Not the Brady one a few, a couple of years ago. I'm talking about the first one with Gruden. It was awesome. And it was fun to be in Tampa Bay at the time. I was no doubt about it. So they tweeted.

tweeted that and someone tweeted Jeffie's trans fat dew monkey directed evolution Twitter account tweeted at a buddy's house in Baton Rouge loving every minute at Jeffey JFR what about you? And I thought well I mean it was I was

living in Tampa Bay at the time I was doing the morning show so I was you know watch the game and went into work to prepare for the morning show it was awesome But this morning, as I'm taking a shower, I'm thinking, you know, that's not what happened at all. I was doing the morning show. But the Super Bowl, I was doing a Sunday night radio show,

a Sunday night version of the Fisher Files on Sunday. That's why I was a Sunday night version because it was on Sunday. And so the Super Bowl was on while I was doing my show. and I extended the show because the Bucks were going to win. And so I just stayed live until, I don't know, until midnight or 1 o'clock of the morning or wherever it was because Tampa Bay was on fire with excitement because the Bucs won the Super Bowl.

And so I just talked to the audience about the Bucs winning the Super Bowl for two or three hours and then just stayed at the station and did the morning show. Now, I remember the week before I was at home because I watched Tampa Bay beat Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Eagles in Philly to go to the Super Bowl. It was awesome. Awesome.

And we were fired up, man. Gruden was our coach. So all that week, you know, I mean, the city was electric for the bucks. And our producers for the morning show and for the, for Gandy Boulevard, Clear Channel, radio station in that. We had like eight stations in the building. Eric Chase. I don't know if this was done all by Eric Chase

or if it was Eric Chase and Philozoon and Nick Sanders, who still does work for us here at the Blaze. I don't know if it was all three of them, but they created a production piece for the Bucks after they beat the Philadelphia Eagles and they were going to the Super Bowl. And I realized that it is still in the system. And it is awesome.

We was counted out. We was horrible. We gave them no facts today. And we whoop they a suss. Think about it. ...performers by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who have earned their right to go to their first. Super Bowl. More ecstatic to go to the Super Bowl.

We got one more destiny. That's Super Bowl champs. We're going to the Super Bowl. We got to finish it. We gotta finish. Ron Dave Barber with the interstations. Baby. Rodney Barber.

It's kind of like that movie Wizard of Oz. Dig-Dong. Ding-Dong, the Witch is dead. Damn, we've got to win one more game. No doubt, baby. Headwrest, my star, Edgrap. That's right. Super Bowl was in San Diego, by the way.

We're going to Super Bowl, man. I want to keep that party rollo. We've got about it. Really proud of our players and our coaches and I really happy for our fans back in Tampa. In February, Bucks owner Malcolm Glazer gave up four draft picks and $8 million to bring John Gruden to Tampa. We were happy for it, baby.

And he signed the new head coach from a multi-million dollar contract. In the locker room, after Sunday's win, Glazer told the team he had one more thing to give Gruden. Probably the greatest day of my life. A kiss on the cheek. And you ain't say nothing yet. We did the impossible today because we knew we had to believe and we knew we can get it done.

Watch out, Okina, because here we come. You ain't lying, baby. Which is it? A boxer was knocked down, got up, knocked out again, and they were about to get knocked out, and then they came in slug. It's a great day for our franchise, and I know the cannons are sounding off down there in Tampa now.

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