Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 117 | World's Worst Criminal, Phone Jack & Sharks Aren't Good People
Episode Date: June 4, 2019Recently, somebody had stolen various items from Walmart but instead of running, the thief decided to do the complete opposite. Also, Jeffy is a fan of a new phone case idea that may seem completely c...reepy to others and one girl who was bitten by a shark is being a little too sympathetic towards the creature after almost killing her. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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So a week or so ago, we talked about how just thinking about coffee can help you focus.
Now, the effect only works for people who associate coffee with alertness, ambition, and productivity.
And now we get the new study out that says up to 25 cups of coffee a day.
Still safe for heart health.
Wow.
Now, I will say that I don't know, you know, tomorrow we'll get a study that says this study was wrong and, you know, negative 25 cups of coffee are still bad for you.
The only problem I have with any of this is that I love coffee, but the only thing that I could, you know, I'm okay with, I stopped drinking coffee after my heart event.
But only because, not because I thought the coffee would be bad for it, because nobody told me to stop drinking coffee.
what they told me to do is stop smoking.
So if I'm drinking 25 cups of coffee a day,
I am, that's a good, that's a good pack and a half to two packs a day.
That is what's bad for you.
It's 2019.
Happy National Cheese Day.
Yes, happy National Cheese Day.
It's not bad enough that coffee and cigarettes are bad for you,
but I kind of a feeling that a lot of cheese really isn't good for you either.
tell me about, oh, you know, cheese is good for you,
and it's, I know that it's addictive,
and it gets you high, and I
love cheese.
I know this is going to come as a surprise to you.
I know, I know, but I do.
I love cheese.
But today is National Cheese Day.
There's all kinds of places
that you can get free stuff on National Cheese Day.
So if you're listening to this,
once we post it, we post Chewing the Fat,
530 Central, 6th, 30 Eastern.
So you still have time.
If you're listening to it on the day that it's posted,
posted 6-419.
And for those of you that have subscribed
and get the alert, that's, of course, when you're listening to it.
If you have a...
Why?
If you're listening to this, like, I don't know,
a couple of months after,
if you were a subscriber, you would have known.
Okay.
So, subscribe.
You can get...
A jack-in-the-box has got a deal for a free cheeseburger
with DoorDash.
Plus you get the delivery free.
Snuffer's got the free cheesy level with free chips.
We can go as well if I go down all these lists.
El Phoenix.
Bertucci's Brickin' oven pasta.
Jimbo's tacos.
Giordornees, Popbelly sandwich shop,
Arby's, Hungry Howey's,
Uno Pizzeria, Highway 55,
Carl's Jr., Papa Murphy's,
pinstripes, Chili's, Conrad's Grill,
David Busters, Baskin Robbins,
Brugers Bagels, Einstein Brothers Bagels.
I'm hungry.
I'm hungry.
And all of those things mentioned,
except for maybe Baskin-Robbins,
would it be good with cheese on it?
I'm not big with cheese on ice cream.
I know. Call me crazy.
But I'll still, you know, whatever,
I'll have a big block of cheese
and then have an ice cream code.
I'm okay with that.
But to go out and get yourself some cheese
on National Cheese Day.
Now I just, I have some news that, you know,
we're open here on chewing the fat.
We're here, we're open.
Our lives are an open book.
And so when we're right, we're right, when we're wrong, we're wrong.
And I was wrong.
And I know, don't look at me like that.
Like, you know, it was a big deal, but I happened to be wrong yesterday.
And I just want to apologize and say that, you know, I lost the bet.
So sometime later this week, I will spend a day drinking Mountain Dew Liberty Brew instead of my usual Coca-Cola zero sugar.
Ice cold.
Because I told you, we talked about the Jeopardy contestant, James Holzhauer, who, you know, they leaked the footage of him losing last night.
And I thought we'd had.
I thought, why would Jeopardy, why would they allow that to be leaked?
Right.
I mean, and I hope that they're investigating that, really.
That was a mistake for them to leak that.
Although maybe it wasn't because still people, everybody watched to see if it was true.
but I thought it was
I thought that they leaked it
and then they could say it wasn't us that leaked it
I mean obviously it was wrong and he still won
but he did lose
he played it dumb
I mean he gave some excuse of why he ended up
losing but you know he bet
real small at the end I guess he figured
he was going to lose anyway
his only hope was if
what's her face
Emma Bottscher the librarian that beat him
would get the last
the final jeopardy question
wrong so whatever she bet would be would go below his winnings and so he would still pull it out
but they all got it right all three got the answer right last night and uh so he lost and so you
have the new winner and he you know he amassed like 2.46 million dollars on jeopardy that's not bad
came up about 58000 short of jennings winnings and jennings did it in 74 game run his was 32 win run
I mean, he won a lot of money.
So anyway, he's done.
He can have a little party with his daughter.
That's all it was about.
I honestly believe he was just tired of it.
That's a long run, man.
That's keep having to show up to be on Jeopardy like that and run that.
And you're recording what, maybe three to five shows a day, right?
And so 30 shows is what?
A couple of weeks.
And something like that.
I mean, I could be off on the math, but a couple of weeks.
And it's a long.
run. So congratulations, but I just want to say I was wrong. And you know, you have to rub it in.
I got it. Okay? I was wrong. So some time this week I'll drink my Mountain Dew Liberty
brew instead of my Coca-Cola zero sugar.
So have you seen all the footage of the flooding? It is
I don't know, I want to use the word amazing or unbelievable.
It's really disheartening.
The weeks of heavy rain, wave of tornadoes.
I mean, flooding has forced tens of thousands of people to flee.
It's damaged or destroyed homes.
I mean, it's causing problems for crops.
The farmers can't plant crops.
It's ruining crops.
They're expecting more rain now in the Midwest coming now.
river more rivers are overflowing dams are overflowing uh you know it's really ugly and i keep
thinking about uh you know my grandparents home they lived on uh they lived on a river in michigan and it was
like you know every it was the the hundred year flood and every year the river would flood and the water
would come up to the back of the house and you know there's pictures of it you know there's
all kinds of pictures of it or there were and uh the one year the 100 year flood it flooded up above
almost to the second floor of the house.
And we went in after the flood,
after the waters had receded.
And it's just heartbreaking the damage that that flooding does.
I mean, the entire, you could see the water line,
and anything below that water line is brunt.
Bruent.
In fact, they had a shelf.
They had shelves in the living room.
And the top shelf of this shelving unit
that they had in their living room had a banjo.
No, ukulele and a globe.
A ukulele and a black globe that my grandfather had.
Those black globes, by the way, are worth a lot of money.
So if you'd like to spend some money on a black globe collector's edition, call me.
And the water line was just below that top shelf.
So, you know, I got to save some of the things on the first floor.
But, you know, any of the musical instruments except for the ukulele, stuff like that, all of that gone.
Just ruined.
It was so ugly.
And so, you know, Mercury 1 is doing.
what they can to help.
And if you want to help,
you can go to mercury1.org
and donate.
It's, you know,
any help would be greatly appreciated.
You know, speaking of mercury1.org,
have you got your tickets for the museum yet?
So buy your 12-score tickets today.
Today, June 4th, 2019.
And you're going to be entered
to win a spot on
Glenn Beck's VIP tour of the museum.
Now, people are, you know, people are,
it's a $1,500 value.
You're going to have Glenn show you around the museum.
Always fun.
Anyway, these museums are, I love these museums.
Okay, so you buy a ticket to 12 score three years ago,
the unfinished promise of unity.
And they're, it starts, I mean,
they're already working on these studios,
getting it ready for the museum.
It is, it's going to be really, really cool.
But if you buy your tickets today at mercury1.org or call 972-499-4747, you'll be entered into a drawing to win two tickets to be part of the Glenn VIP tour.
Now, I heard Glenn today on his radio show, you know, the Glenn Beck radio program.
everything's got his name on it.
He said that he would do more than two
if you bought tickets for the family
and you brought your whole family,
you were bringing your whole family,
he would just bring you into the VIP tour.
So not only two tickets.
So if you buy tickets for you and the family,
you'll be entered into the drawing.
And if you win, he'll do the whole family
into the personal tour of the museum.
So you tune into Glenn's radio show tomorrow morning
and he's going to select a winner
for the VIs.
IP tour tickets, you know, random value to $1,500.
So if you don't win, you're still going to have yourself an amazing experience, right,
at the museum for 12 score and three years ago.
But it is a pretty good shot, especially if you purchase now.
So if you're listening to Chewing the Fat now, it's later in the day.
And you're going to be like on the top of the pile, the top of the top of the, what did,
I used to work, there used to be a fishing show.
I worked on 100 years ago.
Captain Mel Berman,
and he would put people's name in the hopper.
So if your name goes in the hopper,
you're going to be on the top of the hopper.
It's going to spin around,
but it's still going to be on the top.
So when it stops and he reaches into the hopper,
your name's still going to be there.
So get your tickets today to the Mercury One Museum.
June 28th through July 7th,
here in Irving, Texas.
So even if you don't win,
the Glenn Beck VIP.
Let me, here's what you do.
You come and you, and you show up
and you just kind of hang around.
And you go, oh, is Glenn starting his tour?
And he starts his VIP tour.
You just kind of, it's kind of hang around.
Just kind of wander around.
It's kind of wander around.
Plus, I heard they're going to be doing some really other,
some really cool stuff with, uh, with an app.
I don't even know if where I'm supposed to talk about it.
So, but I believe that they have like a,
uh, they've, uh,
3D imaged a lot of stuff
and you're going to be able to walk
through the museum and have an
app that will let you look at the merchandise
through your app. I don't even know
if I'm supposed to be talking about this. So I'll just shut up
now. So have a chance to win
the tour with Glenn Beck
12 score and
win the VIP tour with Glenn.
If not, just buy tickets and come to the museum.
Jeez.
Shut up.
All right, so if you're going to steal something,
don't you at least want to say,
Hey, no, I forgot to pay.
It wasn't me.
What am I doing?
Geez, sorry.
Can I take it back in and pay?
So a woman was arrested in a Walmart in Pennsylvania, Uniontown.
For allegedly, not allegedly, I mean, she did steal it.
I mean, she walked out of the store with a shopping cart full of goods at Walmart worth about $300.
Now, according to state police, she pushed a cart full of goods.
of these unpaid items into the parking lot at the Uniontown Walmart.
And they were 40 items ranging from roses to cosmetics to clothes.
It totals $276.
Now, after being confronted by the Walmart loss prevention.
So Walmart, hey, hold up, lady.
Hold up.
You didn't pay for that.
Stop right there.
The suspect just surrendered.
Oh, yeah, here you go.
You know what?
I didn't pay.
And I'll just stay here until the.
state police arrive.
What?
You gotta be a better criminal than that.
You're gonna have to be.
If you're gonna steal something like that,
you get at least when they walk up to you.
Excuse me.
We saw you not pay for that stuff.
Stay right there.
Now the Walmart loss prevention officer is not doing that.
That's not happening.
The state police probably aren't shooting shoplifters.
They've got enough problems these days
without shooting actual shoplifters.
But at least a lady could say,
what?
I forgot to pay?
Oh, my gosh.
I got so busy.
I was on the phone.
I didn't,
I just,
I walked out of the store.
I wasn't even thinking,
right.
Let me go back in and pay for it.
Or you go,
oh, you know, I'm sorry.
You know, I meant I still have some shopping to do,
in fact.
I just had to come out to my car to get something.
And I'm going to go back in
and finish my shopping now.
I just didn't want anybody to, you know,
move my car.
I'll be right back in.
I wasn't stealing it.
I was just coming out to,
my car and then I'm going to get back into the store and finish shopping. Something.
You just turn it over. Yeah. All right. You caught me. I just figured I could walk out the store
and, you know, not pay for anything and not get caught. I mean, you give her a trespass warrant and
move on. Good news, though, the Mall of America attacker, the guy that just decided to pick a kid
because he couldn't get a date and throw him over the railing.
19 years in jail for tossing that boy over the railing.
I don't even know if that's long enough.
But we'll settle for 19 years in jail.
Good.
Quest Diagnostics.
How many have you been to Quest?
Raise your head.
You've been to Quest for X-rays, for MRIs?
Any of the...
No?
Well, I have.
And, you know, I've had MRIs on every...
bones, joints in my body for the last 100 years.
In fact, I'm one of the 12 million patients at Quest Diagnostics.
And I'll bet you I'm one of the 12 million patients that may have had their personal
information exposed.
Yay!
Yay!
Thanks Quest Diagnostics for keeping me safe.
Keeping my information safe.
Now, listen, the clinical laboratory released their press release saying it was an unauthorized
user. Really?
Gained access to the system.
And it was a billing vendor hired by Quest.
Now, the information that may have been exposed only included social security numbers and
medical information, but not test results.
Heaven forbid.
We didn't get any test results out.
I mean, I think it's time that we realize that all of our information is compromised,
no matter what it is.
if you have purchased anything online in the last five years,
your information's out there.
They know who you are, they know what you are,
they know numbers, they know passwords.
They might not know the passwords.
If they wanted them, they could get them.
You know what I mean?
If they wanted to get, if they went to do Jeff Fisher, Jeff Fisher, Jeff Fisher.
And they decided that, you know what?
I'm going to get inside of that.
And they wanted to, I believe that they could.
No problem.
No, I honestly, I believe that you might as well just figure that.
You're just done, right?
And no, this is not a commercial.
I'm not going into some kind of commercial.
I know you were thinking of that, weren't you?
Yeah, I thought I was going to start going into that.
You know, what could save you from that?
No, I'm not doing that.
You're not going to speak about life lock or anything?
No, no, I could be, I could.
I could easily do it, but no, I'm not.
Because they're not a sponsor of this program.
But just for pennies a day, you can make sure.
No, they're not a sponsor.
We're not doing the commercial.
We're not doing it.
We're not doing it.
And he's a day.
Dozens of naked people protest outside Facebook's office.
Yay!
I am for any protest where humans are getting naked.
If you're getting naked, it's a protest that means something to you.
Right?
Right.
So Spencer Tunic, you know him.
He's the photographer and artist of the National Coalition Against
censorship. He has naked people lining up in front of all kinds of places around the world.
He started this, created We the Nipple, nude outside the office of Facebook.
Now, these people are all naked outside of Facebook, and they've got these things that are
like the size of, I don't know, big frisbys, but they look like a male nipple.
And they've got, you know, they're covering up their genitalia with the male nipple.
And they've got, they're all holding one or two of the, of the, of the, of the,
of the giant frisbee nipples.
I mean, if you aren't mad at Facebook because of these protesters,
I don't know how to make you get mad.
I don't know how to do it.
If you're going to protest something and you're naked and walking around with a giant
frisbee nipple, you mean business.
All right, let's go to the break room.
I do need another drink of Coca-Cola zero sugar.
Oh, so good.
I know it's going to have to be Mountain Dew sometime this week.
I got it.
Losing my bed.
Congratulations to Jay-Z.
Jay-Z is now officially a billionaire.
Yay!
So Forbes reported that Jay-Z reached the three-coma club.
The magazine said that that makes a big.
him the first hip-hop billionaire
beating Dr. J.
Or Dr. Dre. Dr. Jay is never a billionaire.
He's a basketball player. Dr. Dre.
I'm surprised because Dre
is probably pretty close to that.
Jay-Z, Sean Carter,
22 Grammys, 14 number one albums to his name.
That's only valued at 75 million.
But he has
a stake in a champagne company.
That tops about
310 million.
He has investments
includes 70 million
in a slice of Uber that he bought for
2 million in 2013.
And he has
money in a cognate company
and a streaming service
which is worth about
100 million each. And that puts him
over the billion. I mean, congratulations.
Good for him.
I mean,
I would love to be
a billionaire myself.
just as a passing note,
it would be worth my time to be a billionaire.
Kevin Spacey, back in court.
Remember what happened up in the club car,
the bar where the accuser, according to him,
while it was groping the bus boy,
up in Mantucket?
I got to tell you, it sounds like he's innocent.
I'm just looking at it.
He's in court.
you didn't say anything to anybody.
Here's Kevin Spacey, following the rule of thumb from chewing the fat.
Just because people put a microphone in a camera in front of your face
doesn't mean you have to say anything.
It just doesn't.
And he didn't.
Bless his heart.
So I know he's accused of groping this 18-year-old.
From 2016, this is all his mom's doing.
I mean, this kid, the whole thing.
But they don't have the information that happened.
They wanted, his defense wanted to get the accuser's mom's phone information and the boys' phone information.
And all they gave was screenshots of texts that supported the accusations.
And that was the foundation on which the charges were filed.
Yeah.
But what about the other stuff behind it?
That's all gone.
Some of that.
We don't have any of that.
Yeah.
You know, the prosecutor would like to see that, but sorry.
And we just can't get, I mean, it's going to be, this is going to go on and on.
Now, they want to get this thing over with.
And the judge even said, no, I mean, this thing's probably going to go on and on for a while.
And the next hearing is until July 8th.
So this is going to be going on for quite a while.
We have a Richard Simmons.
You know, I love Richard Simmons.
I'm a fan.
Apparently, you know, people have been concerned about him.
and he was sick a couple years ago, and he posted,
he's been seriously in hiding.
You know, he's a recluse now.
I mean, he's 70.
He doesn't want to see anybody.
Everybody thought he was dead or in hiding.
Maybe somebody was bullying him at his house or whatever,
and he said, no, I don't know, I'm fine.
But Billy Blanks, the, you know, the Taibo master,
he said, I wouldn't be surprised to see him returning to public eye soon.
I don't know how the,
Tymo Creator believed that Richard would be back,
but he said that he believes Simmons dropped off public radar
because, you know, he wanted to take care of himself,
and now he's going to be back in the public eye very soon.
I want to say this, if Richard Simmons wants to come back into the public eye
and he needs somebody to give him a little bit of interview love,
not just interview, hey, what's wrong with you, but interview love, I'm here.
Jeff Fisher and chewing the fat.
let Richard Simmons know
I'm here for him
I will do an entire week of shows
with Richard Simmons
No problem
I am happy to do an entire week of shows
with Richard Simmons
chewing the fat
And that ties into his health nut
Chewing the fat
I mean I'm here for him
100%
So you know we're so worried in today's world
As long as we're in the break room
I'm thirsty
As long as we're here in the break room
We've talked a lot about robots and, you know, what robots can do for you in today's world
and what we're supposed to be scared of and what's blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Well, this idea, this million dollar idea is tremendous, and I wish I would have thought of it.
Now, right now it's just for iPhones.
So it hasn't made it out of iPhones.
But it's a phone case that the back of the phone case on the back of your phone is a hand.
It's like Nammy's hand
And so you can carry your phone
Holding this replica of a real hand
It just looks I love this idea
Now I know a lot of you are going to think
Ew
You're holding somebody's hand?
Yes
It's a really cool phone case
You just set it down in the hand
Is there on the back of the back of the phone
Ah ha!
Oh that is you know
Because everybody's got their little holders on the back now
that has the rings and the little pop-up thing that you can hold on to so you're texting
and spinning it around and you can do the same only with Danny's hands.
So are you going to not put it in your pocket anymore?
What do you mean?
Well, it's next to your, you know what, is that why you like the phone hand case so much?
So does it work that way?
I mean, it can.
I mean, you put an extreme vibration on your phone.
You just keep calling it.
What do you think is going to happen?
I think I need to order one.
We call it the phone jack.
Speaking of phone jacks, Tinder said it is agreed to comply with an order from Russia, placing it on a list of companies expected to help its security.
Right.
So Tinder is saying, hey, yeah, that's fine.
You can put us on this list.
We are complying with the Russian government, but we're not handing over any of our user data today.
I mean, we're not heading over.
Okay, really, we're not heading over any user data.
You honestly believe that the user data isn't going to be mandatory to the Russian government?
Stop it.
Okay.
All right, one more speaking of phone jack stories.
All right, this story makes the rounds ever so often,
and I might as well do it as long as I'm tying into the phone jacks.
Uranus once took a hard pounding.
We'll just leave it at that.
You know, we talk a lot about finding things that would make us rich.
We talk a lot about, you know, we joke around about keeping drugs that were washed up on the beach
or we find a suitcase along the side of the road worth millions.
We talk about people who have, you know, found a painting that's been in their garage for 100 years
and it's worth, you know, millions of dollars.
We have a family that found,
we have a family that found a chess piece
that Grandpa had in a drawer
that's worth millions now.
It's simply amazing.
A medieval chess piece,
one of five that have been missing for two centuries
was in a drawer in Edinburgh.
Eh, you know, had grandpa had it.
He purchased it off somebody,
He thought it was kind of cool.
They threw it in a drawer.
The kids looked at it.
Every so often, they'd open the drawer and go,
oh, isn't that cool?
It's a chess piece.
We don't know what it is.
It's going to be at least a million bucks.
Probably 1.3 or more million dollars.
Amazing.
It's part of a famous group of four medieval chess sets discovered in 1831.
The chess piece is really cool, too.
and most of them are crafted from walrus ivory,
sometime between the 12th and 13th century.
I love this piece, this chess piece, and would love to have it.
And we talk about, you know, look, the mega millions tonight, right?
The lottery is $475 million.
So, you know, there's another way for you to, you know,
break through and have that big lump of life-changing money.
and for many of us, that's what it's going to take.
I saw this that is just, I don't know if it's, well, nearly a quarter of Americans say they've saved nothing for retirement.
According to a new Federal Reserve report, 17% of Americans ages 45 to 59 have nothing squirled away,
while 13% of those 60 and older admit the same thing.
wow
I mean
and I look
I understand it
I know how it's possible
you
your divorces
your job changes
your retirement funds
you throw them in a pile
and just things go
things happen
so you know
you're looking for that
mega million
winner
winning ticket
you're hoping to find
the chess piece
in the drawer from grandpa
so you know it's never
too soon
no that's a wrong
it's never too late
It's never too late to at least try to save something, right?
Welcome to Save Money Talk on Chewing the Fat.
So there's so many times when I think we've talked about it on this show.
We talk about how do people think these racist thoughts anymore?
I don't get it.
You know, we hear stories all the time about people calling other people the N word and all, you know, just this racist thoughts.
And I think for real how in today's world, I don't know how it's done.
I don't know how people do it.
So there's a story coming out of Austin, Texas.
And I'm familiar with Austin.
My oldest son lives in Austin.
And this story is from a Holiday Inn Express in Austin, Texas.
Craig Brooks is his name.
He's a 26-year-old guest service employee at the Holiday Inn Express.
And, you know, Holiday Inn Expresses are nice.
They're fine.
And pleasant, you know, free breakfast, just saying.
Anyway, so he takes an unnamed.
woman's credit card information to book a room.
And she said she'd be there within 10 minutes,
and he responded, he would see her then,
but didn't hang up to phone right away.
So after taking her credit card information,
he doesn't hang up the phone,
and the woman on the other end says,
that effing N word is still on the line.
Now, that's amazing.
that you would even, you know, you'd say it anyway,
but, you know, you're still on the phone.
You shouldn't be saying it at all, let alone you're, just horrible.
So when the woman shows up at the hotel, he says, yeah, no, I'm,
you're not getting a room here tonight.
And, uh, it's a best Western down the road.
but you know you're not getting a room here and she goes crazy i need to stay here my mother died
i understand he was nice through the whole thing he he recorded himself talking to this lady
i understand that but you called me an effing n word and uh you weren't sorry and she says ah
she said she was sorry you weren't sorry when you said it to me on the phone so uh he already
talked to the management, told the management
what happened, management said,
no problem.
She can hit the bricks.
You know, because of course, what is
management going to say? So,
no way. I mean, we have zero
tolerance toward that stuff. There's no place
that doesn't have zero tolerance to that kind of
stuff anymore. If there is,
I'd like to know where.
There's no place that actually will
come out and so, well, no, we don't have any.
We got a little tolerance for that.
I don't know, no problem.
No, it doesn't happen.
So she is all wound up and now Best Western is involved and she needed a room.
I mean, good for this guy for doing what he did.
And he stayed calm and nice and wasn't hateful.
That person was the hateful one.
Yeah, Best Westerns down the road, but you're not getting a room here tonight.
Sorry.
And he even said, this is the first time I could remember.
remember I've ever been called a racial slur.
I'm in Austin.
Austin is very liberal.
Boy, that's a fact.
And you don't have to deal with stuff like that.
It amazes me that people still think like that in 2019.
And it should.
It should.
Because it definitely shouldn't be.
It's amazing that this happened.
It was handled beautifully.
So let's say,
you're, you know, swimming in the Atlantic Ocean.
You know, off the coast of North Carolina.
Out there at, you know, Fort Megan State Park in North Carolina.
And you and your dad are swimming.
And all of a sudden, a shark starts to biting you.
You're freaking out.
And then dad is freaking out.
This 17-year-old daughter and her father are swimming.
And a shark attacks the 17th.
year old page the
guy's daughter. Ouch.
Way outch. Way
outch. The dad freaks out
a former military veteran so he's got
at least a little bit of thought of hey
you know I got to do something he's not
completely freaked out. He
punches the shark
he punches the shark five times
to finally let him
undo, you know, let his daughter go.
He saved his daughter's life
by punching the shark
according to the Atlantic Beach Fire Department,
she had deep lacerations to her leg, pelvic, and hand areas.
In a Facebook post, it said she lost one of her legs and some of her,
or one leg and some of her fingers.
Amazing.
I mean, he saved her life by punching the shark.
Now, you know, the story goes that she is still, you know,
she has posted, hey, sharks are still good people.
Don't be mad at the shark.
I was swimming in their territory, that kind of stuff.
How about no?
No?
And how about we find that shark?
And yeah, I get dad saving his daughter, which was tremendous.
And I would hope that I would have the guts to, you know, swim up and punch that shark.
You know, obviously, you do whatever you can.
to save your kid, no matter what.
But then to be okay with sharks after that,
hey.
How do you feel about sharks now?
I know, but don't you think sharks deserve to be, you know?
Yeah, no.
I was swimming.
We're humans and they should be left away out there.
I don't, you were, I was swimming.
Sharks are good people too.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Yeah, no.
answered that question wrong. Sharks are not good people. I mean, thank the Lord she's still alive
and still in good spirits and able to, you know, to joke around a little bit about it. But,
boy, do I disagree with sharks are good people. And I think we ended it yesterday with this,
so we might as well end it today. I'm not doing sharks and good people. Not happening. Exactly.
