Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 27 | Animal Theme Tuesday
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Guilty.
Guilty is charged.
Joaquin.
Achivaldo,
Guzman Loera.
El Chapo.
The Mexican drug lord, who I told you,
there's no way he gets away, right?
I mean, it was just, it was,
I don't even know why we went through the process,
except that it was, well, this is America.
We go through the process.
It's upsetting there.
I would like to see him not guilty.
I would have,
me too.
Me too.
So he allegedly, and it isn't allegedly anymore, he just found guilty, right?
So it's not alleged.
No, he's guilty.
Yeah.
Pocketed nearly $14 billion.
As the decades long, you know it was more than that.
Yeah.
You know it was more than that.
14 billion seems like peanuts.
Yes.
You found that in two couches of him.
That's it.
Right.
As decades long head of the Sonola cartel,
14 billion, that seems like, I think he's got 14 billion in suitcases still.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
pocket change.
Those are buried in the mountains still.
He knows where those are at.
What mountains?
Do you remember the mountains?
What?
Do you remember the mountains?
Yeah, the mountains.
It's another game and he took off and hit it and stuff.
Yeah, what were the names?
Oh, okay.
Don't get smart.
Just tell me the stupid name of the mountains.
I don't know the mountains.
I figure you knew.
Yeah, no, they're right there.
Oh, okay.
It's right there in the country.
Duh.
But of course, I mean, Joaquin.
Achivaldo Guzman Loera.
El Chapo.
61 now.
Now he had 10 counts against him,
including engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise.
Shut up.
Okay.
Conspiracy to launder narcotics proceeds.
What's he supposed to do when he makes the money?
That's just whatever he does with it is laundering.
It doesn't matter.
Right, but that's still, you know, if it's fruit from the poisonous tree.
Oh, shut up.
International distribution of cocaine, heroin, marijuana.
and other drugs.
Is that wrong?
I like to put other drugs, really.
Just whatever.
You know, whatever was being shipped.
Fetano.
It doesn't matter.
All of it.
And use of firearms.
Do you have to put that in there?
Use of firearms.
You know he used firearms.
Now, of course, I mean, we covered a little bit of the trial.
He pled not guilty.
You blame him?
Now he's going to be sentenced.
And I wonder why we go, why are we doing?
What did the judges say life in a maximum security?
Life in the Colorado.
maximum security prison for all the bad guys.
Have a nice day.
It would be kind of cool to see him next to Bill Cosby.
But Cosby's in like a, that's a suburb, man.
That's a suburb jail of what Cosby's in.
Guzman, Guzman, is broken out at harder places.
Joaquina Chivaldo, Guzman Lura is used to high living.
So Bill Cosby, wherever Bill Cosby is to kind of type that,
Joaquina Chivaldo Guzman Lurra needs.
That's why he needs to be at the,
the maximum security place.
I can't remember what it's called now,
the name of it in Colorado.
Gosh darn it.
Please hold.
Your listenership is very important to us.
We'll be with you momentarily.
Please hold.
Your listenership.
Hello?
Yes, I was just here to tell you that it's Supermax.
It's Supermax in Colorado.
Yeah, okay, thank you.
But that's where he's going to be.
Right?
He's not going to go to here.
They're not going to put him in the high living with Cosby.
I mean, Cosby is in prison,
but it's, I mean, he's got the guards taking them out for a walk.
He's not a dog.
He's got the guards taking him out for a walk.
He is.
He is.
He's got the other inmates coming to him, but he's giving them.
Yeah, he's teaching them, yeah, he's teaching them.
He's giving them, uh, thoughts and how to live.
Stop it.
I just realized I went out to lunch and now I've got something that spilled out my shirt as I'm talking.
Oh, no.
Lick it.
It's really, I just touched it with my.
Lick it, what is it?
I don't know.
Is it ketchup?
No.
What did you have?
We went to a place for lunch today.
And it was, it looked good.
It looked really good.
What was it?
It was called the diner or something.
It's just a local little diner.
Oh, okay, okay.
It's a nice little place.
But everything about it looks great except it had Hans ketchup.
I almost walked up.
Oh, no.
I mean, the lady looked at me like, Hunt?
The lady looked at me like I was crazy when I said,
one of the things that we need to have done
is one of your people needs to run
next door to the 7-Eleven and get some Heinz ketchup.
And I bet they give you that face of like,
is he serious?
Right.
They did.
Yes.
I am serious.
If I was ready to order something that needed to have
ketchup on it,
I would have gone to the 7-Eleven myself
and come in with my own Heinz.
I'm not doing it.
And,
no, everybody, I won't get into that.
But now I have some anyway.
There's something to spill down my shirt.
What did you have?
I don't know.
Just something.
No, what did you have to eat?
I don't know.
Just something.
Food.
The diner that didn't need ketchup.
So if I wipe it on this chair here, do you think Keith will know?
Oh, no.
He would know.
All right, good.
So his sentencing for Joaquin.
Achivaldo Guzman Loera.
Is on June 25th.
Why are we waiting until June?
Why are we waiting until June for his sentencing?
What is the judge got to think over what he's?
going to give him. He's got 10
counts. The jury found him guilty.
Sentence him to life in Supermax. Have a
nice day. We're done. Right?
I mean, what a...
June? We're kidding.
Well, they can't all show. That's all a show.
I mean, just stop. I just put him in the
Supermax. Here in the criminal
justice system. I know.
I know. I didn't get the same job.
You said
two C rolls?
Yes. Yes. That's what
they have tootsie rolls.
Hey, welcome to chewing the fat.
You know how you can tell
that they don't make things like they used to?
How Jeffie.
I'm wearing a shirt that I wear
frequently.
Yeah, every day.
Frequently. I don't wear it every day.
But, you know, a lot of days.
Because it's just a boozy shirt. I like it.
It's a comfy shirt. Yeah, it's a very comfy shirt. And if I get cold,
I put my other jacket on over it, it's fine. If I get worn,
take it off. It's nice. I like it.
And I've had
I've got maybe three or four shirts in my closet now
that have been with me for a long time
because they used to be regular shirts
and now they're just hanging there alone.
They like, you used to love us and you don't wear us anymore.
And why don't you do something with us?
But they're still there and they're still holding place in my heart.
But this shirt has not been a regular shirt for very long.
Okay.
And it's already starting to show wear and tear
of everyday wearing.
And that's not good.
That's not good.
We need to up the,
up to making a shirt.
I don't know where this,
I'm going to have to take it off now.
I want to see where it was made.
I don't know where,
I don't know if this is.
I can see Christian and he can look.
Hey Christian.
Where's it made?
Come here.
I need you go over there and check
where that shirt was made.
Otherwise I want to take it off.
Christian, for those of you watching
on the podcast,
Christian is walking into the studios right now.
Yeah.
And he's going to check.
Where it's made?
Where is it made?
Nicaragua.
Oh, Nicaragua.
Okay.
See, the shirts that are last longest are the ones made in either Ukraine or Vietnam.
I think we've just proven that.
Poor Nicaraguayans.
No, not poor.
Nicaraguans.
Yeah.
Nicaraguans.
Yeah.
Managua, Nicaragua.
The, uh, it's a little.
reason.
I don't want to talk about Nicaragua.
Now I'm mad at him.
I don't even care about him anymore.
They make crappy shirts.
Speaking of El Chapo.
Okay.
His pal,
Pablo Escobar, why are you looking to me like that?
Is he from Nicaragua or something?
Did I miss something?
People are all wound up at Pablo because in the Magdalena River,
Magdalena River?
Magdalena?
Pronounce it for me?
Magdalena.
That's what I said.
The river.
But hold on before you continue.
Can we give him proper, you know,
because his name is not just,
it's not just Pablo Escobar.
You know, since we gave, you know,
Joaquina Chivaldo-Gusman Loera.
Pablo is not El Chapo, though.
True.
But Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria,
that's his full name.
All right, well.
Thank you.
If one of these drug dealers does not give me $100 million,
I'm going to be pissed.
All right.
I mean, I'll turn it down, of course,
because I don't want to be,
I don't want to have anything to do with him.
And no, he's not from Nicaragua.
He's from Colombia.
Yeah, Pablo.
Yeah.
Him and El Chapo,
not like each other.
So apparently he,
and I remember a while ago,
and if you go back and listen to the podcast,
One of my first Saturday podcast was about the one time they wanted to bring hippos to the United States.
And I talk about how, you know, the idea, how it came about, and what they wanted to do and they wanted to make hippos the cattle.
Because they were trying to feed America.
We were growing and we didn't have food.
And the idea was that hippos, we'd bring in hippos and breed them and we eat them.
I don't know why they're not doing that in Columbia.
because now they've got, you know, Pablo brought in all these hippos, must have read my story,
heard my podcast, and said, hey, that's a good idea.
And so he brought in these hippos and now they're breeding and they're taking over this river in Colombia.
Nice.
I know.
And now they're running wild all over and people are all wound up in Colombia.
So it works.
It works.
So what you're saying here that it works.
So what they need to do instead of worrying about what are we going to do,
to do the hippos are taking over eat them use them for food unbelievable so they uh apparently there's uh
there's a number of hippos that they're all freaked out about or they're starting to take over they don't
know what to do with them one less in columbia let's eat it let's cook it up build a fire
put it out of spit
around and around it goes
we're having a hippo roast
let's go
I mean it just
it doesn't make any sense to me
it just doesn't make any sense
why they would
because now they're not only good in Africa
we don't know what to do with the hippos
what should we do
hippo cue
we're having a little barbecue
let's go
I mean come on
it doesn't make any sense
to me it just doesn't
but I'm all for it
I mean, Pablo, thanks for listening to the podcast.
I'm with you, babe.
And, you know, look, I never liked Del Chapo anyway.
It's you.
Now, there's another, speaking as long as we're on animals,
the London Zoo had two tigers that they were trying to get hooked up.
So they do a little tiger business.
Make a look.
They have a little London Zoo tiger bitness going on.
And they hung out and put them in separate cages.
for 10 days.
They just walked around.
Got them to know each other.
And, you know,
trying to set up when they thought was time for,
when they thought,
ooh, you know,
they're both ready for a little tiger business.
And so they swiped right
and opened up the cage doors.
And he killed her.
I'm sorry?
I don't wander around.
She was such a bitch to him for 10 days
in separate.
cages.
That when they finally got together, they opened up the cage.
Oh, okay.
Now's the time for Tiger Bidness.
Even the orangutans were saying, yeah, Tiger Bidness, Tagger Bidness.
And so they opened up the cage and they brought him together and he just said, no, I'm not
having any of this.
I killed her.
So good.
The animals, the handlers are all scrambling, trying to intervene.
There were loud noises and flares.
people are trying to get them apart in that.
The guy was just like, no, the man,
this man tiger was like, no.
Right?
I mean, if he had a gun, that's what would have happened.
But since he didn't, he just bit it and clawed it to death.
That was so good.
I mean, but they're not wild animals.
They're beautiful beings at the zoo.
And then we know exactly what they're new.
Everything is fine.
And we're just devastated by the loss.
Are you?
Yeah.
Well, there you have it.
That's what you get for trying to hook a brother up.
The head tiger keeper, Catherine Sanders, described her as a handsome, confident cat,
who is known for being very affectionate with our ladies in his life.
But we're hoping he'll be the perfect mate for our beautiful Melani.
But nope, that was so good.
I wish.
You know there's video somewhere.
You know there is because they had to be filming it because they're all proud of their tiger business.
They've been wandering around for 10 days, open up the cage.
Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God.
Speaking of that, have you noticed that I noticed lately that I've seen more and more little fluffy animals and puppies and cats and stuff on my social media pages, especially my own particular Facebook.
and I have a theory now.
I think that that's being pumped up by Facebook
as their new little,
we all need to get along,
be happy,
be happy, get along with each other
so they have their little cat videos
and their fluffy animal videos
and those are just being forced on us.
Knock it off.
I don't want to see them.
You can't make me be nice.
I'm like a tiger in the London Zoo.
Open up that cage, I'll kill you.
I have no idea what that meant
I don't know
and speaking of
I mean I never would kill anyone
are you kidding
this is a silly joke
did you know also
as long as we're on animals
snakes I know really aren't animals
but they're in the animal
realm as far as I'm concerned
in the caves of Cuba
at the
DeSembarko del Granana National Park
don't tell me that I'm pretty close to that's how you
pronounce it
these boas that they have found
in the caves in Cuba, hunt in packs.
So not only now you have to be scared of just a snake,
you know, like you go to those islands where there's a bunch of snakes and they all,
they're all, there's a bunch of snakes, but they're all singular.
You know, they're all kind of attacking on their own.
Now these snakes are hunting in packs.
That's what we need more of, is packs of snakes roaming the planet.
No, thank you.
We need to bring the tiger from the London Zoo over to Cuba
and set him free on that island so he can kill some snakes.
Because somebody's got to take care of these hunting in packs snakes.
We cannot have this.
This could not be allowed on the planet.
I don't compete.
I don't care.
You can fight me all you want.
I'm all for letting the snakes be on the planet.
But when they start hunting in packs, no.
That's where I put my foot down.
Snakes are not to hunt in packs.
And I'm pretty sure that's the way God wants it.
These snakes are now going against God.
All right, so a guy in Texas, speaking of tigers, a guy in Texas, finds a tiger in a garage in a house.
All right, it's an abandoned house.
He's going to go smoke the story.
The headline of the story is, Texas man enters abandoned home to smoke weed.
Finds tiger instead.
Let's just go out the garage, man.
This place looks like a dump.
Wow.
This weed is so good.
That looks like a tiger.
Wow.
No, that can't be.
It's still here.
Is that still the same tiger?
A real tiger thinks he's hallucinating.
He finds a tiger in a guy's garage.
Okay, a couple things out of this story.
All right.
What are you, 10 years old,
sneaking into an abandoned house to smoke cigarettes or smoke weed?
Get your own place.
Who does that?
that? Who's going into an abandoned house to smoke weed when they're an adult? Stop it.
Really? Come on. We used to have an old house that was abandoned in the neighborhood. That was our
hangout house. You'd go in, you had to climb in through the basement window and climb up the stairs,
and that was where you smoke cigarettes and look at dirty magazines. That's what you did. What is he,
10? So then, if you are actually breaking into an abandoned home,
to smoke weed as the story goes.
You think you're hallucinating?
I'm guessing you're not buying that good a pot.
You're not buying good enough pot to hallucinate on, bro.
Okay?
If you're breaking into abandoned homes to smoke your pot.
But that would scare the hell out of you, right?
No matter how old you are, whatever you're doing,
an abandoned home that's supposed to be abandoned anyway,
and you break in and start looking around
and you go into one of the rooms that has a tiger in it.
Uh, hello.
Remember a hangover when they wake up and the tiger's in the bathroom?
That's how you're going to feel, man.
Right there, there's a tiger in the bathroom.
You get up going to the bathroom.
I'll cut you off from peeing real quick.
Speaking about, though, a federal bill that's going to legalize cannabis and regulate it like alcohol was introduced in the Senate last Friday.
by a Democratic Senator of Oregon.
The bill, the Marijuana Revenue and Regulation Act,
and has been designated as S-420,
and is a companion measure to H.R. 420,
which was introduced in the House of Representatives
by fellow Oregon Democrat Representative Earl Blumnauer last month.
So we have that to look forward to.
You know, many states are doing it,
but it's still federally illegal.
So it's making it difficult for banking,
and some other businesses to take place in the states
because the banks don't want to go against federal law.
So it's time to do something about that for sure.
And in Ohio, this is probably one of my favorite stories.
When animals and people wake up when you think that they're gone
and then freak out, some of my favorite stories.
So police in Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, to be exactly.
exact.
On Friday, responded to a home because there was an overdose.
So they got there, they revived the man, and they put him in an ambulance.
And while he's in the ambulance, they're checking to see whether there's any outstanding
warrants or anything else that's going on.
The guy wakes up, jumps out of the ambulance, runs to the police cruiser, drives away.
Steels the police cruiser.
now he crashes it a few miles later down the road gets out they got to try to find him he's gone
boof this so i mean perhaps the police officers need to be a little bit less cocky all right we just
revived him for my overdose he's in an ambulance we're fine see he's got any any arrest warrants
on him or anything oh is that our car driving down the road that sure is duh
Just a little bit cocky in Ohio.
A little bit cocky.
Now, I also saw this as, I really, I should probably save this interview.
I might talk more about it tomorrow after I read the whole article.
But the headline of the article is from Jack Dorsey, head of Twitter.
And, you know, the headline is, I don't believe that we can afford to take a neutral stance anymore.
Before I even get into the interview, just let me say this, Jack.
That was your deal!
That's what you went before Congress and said, yes, we'll be a platform.
We won't be anything.
We won't be content.
We're just going to, or we're going to provide content.
We're not going to be a newspaper.
We're not going to be a separate website.
We're just going to provide content.
So if something bad happens, we can't be responsible.
And Congress said, oh, okay, that means you're not going to be left or right.
you're just going to post material.
So, yeah, you can't afford to do that, Jack.
That's your business.
That's agonizing.
We need to take that away.
What's it called again?
They're protected by the Communications Decency Act.
And that means that bars social networking companies
from being sued for speech used by their customers.
Because they're a platform.
They're just there for, they're just there to,
so you can post your stuff.
So if I post something horrible about wanting to hurt someone,
it's on me.
It's not on Twitter or Facebook because they let me post it.
They don't have any control over what I post.
That's what their deal is supposed to be.
They're not supposed to have any, any, oh, we can't be,
we can't be neutral anymore.
Yeah, you can.
that's what you're in business for, Jack.
I don't even want to read any more of the story today,
but we'll get into it.
Maybe we will, maybe we will.
If I read it tonight and I blow a gasket,
then we might not talk about it tomorrow on chewing the fat.
But if I only blow like half a gas day while reading it,
then we might talk a little bit more about Dorsey's interview.
Can't afford to be neutral anymore.
That's what you do, Mr. Twitter.
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Again, best podcast ever.
Make it longer and more Chris Cruz.
What did you say the person's name was?
Bill Fick.
When did you start,
calling yourself that name.
Just a question
it pops into my head first of all.
It's the first thing that comes up
is just Bill, what is it?
Fake.
Yeah.
Yeah, and that's an alias
you got from one of your
military posts
that you're so proud of
that you're modest to believe you had.
Why is so against me in the military?
Why are you so jealous?
That's all I hear.
It's jealousy.
Really?
Yeah, that's all I hear.
You're jealous of my military
service. You're jealous of my veteran service. You're just jealous out of everything that I get from
the government because I'm a veteran. Jealous is not the right word about everything you get from
the government, but it is something that's concerning to me. Yeah. Jealousy is a different word, though,
than what I am about the money you get from the government. Because, see, the funny thing is,
when you say the money I get from the government, you know what I hear? What do you hear? The money you
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All right, somehow today has become officially Animal Day on chewing the fat.
We've talked about, we've talked about tiger on tiger violence.
We've talked about an adult reverting back to his minor days as a 10 or 11 year old
sneaking into homes that nobody was living in just his, you know, smoke pot.
What is...
Right.
And we talked about hippos
from Pablo Escobar
getting out of control in Colombia.
People should have just realized
that all they have to do is...
And eat.
Okay?
Instead of worrying about the hippos are taking over.
No.
Let them breed.
Use them as food.
Duh.
Okay, so we also have a...
A great story about, I say a great story.
And this is a story of proof that products made today,
some products made today are just as good as products made years ago.
You hear all the time, well, they don't make them like they used to.
Well, that's not really true.
Scientists have now posted a video from a still working USB.
All right, they've got, they found a USB stick.
And it works great.
And they got it because the vet was examining a sick leopard seal.
And it was in the seal poop.
So somewhere the seal ate something or someone with the USB port.
Maybe someone who was part of buddies with El Chapo or Pablo.
And he was saving the evidence.
I'd like to see what's on the USB stick.
Right?
But we know that, hey, that's good news for the USB drive stick people.
I'd be using that as advertising, man.
We do make things like we used to.
Back off us.
We can live through being eaten by elephant leopard seals.
And speaking of elephant leopard seals.
I remember a while ago where everybody was making their little jokes,
Ha, ha, ha.
Is that Jeffrey run across the street?
In California, where they showed the giant elephant seals,
and they were taking over a couple of beaches in California.
And they have now taken over one beach that they had never taken over before.
And they tried to blame it on the government shutdown
because there weren't guards at the beach or something to keep the elephant seals away.
And so now the seals took.
over this beach and
they're not leaving.
They've decided, you know, you guys
kicked us off this beach for years thinking
you owned it? Yeah, well, it's ours
now.
They still are blaming it on
the government shutdown because nobody was
there. The park rangers
I'm sorry, the
furloughed park service employees
weren't there to wrangle them away.
But now they've come back
and they're trying to wrangle them away.
The seals are like, no.
Go ahead, try again, human.
We're staying here.
This is our beach.
And this is kind of a sad story, a sad animal story.
You know how we always see the stories about people trying to smuggle packets of heroin and cocaine in their stomachs,
and they're flying in from, they're smuggling from other countries, and then they get in and they wait for it to pass.
So it's like the USB stick, only it's a heroin bag.
being passed through your body,
and then it comes out and you, you know,
obviously wash the bag off and you use the heroin
and sell the heroin, and then you're a trafficker.
Yay!
Well, apparently they were the Colombian drug lords,
probably, you know, Pablo Escobar.
I'm sure El Chapo never would have done this.
Guzman cared about animals.
Right?
Of course he did.
They were using little puppies
to smuggle the heroin in.
They put them in the puppy stomachs.
That's not funny.
It's not funny at all.
And they had a veterinarian all ready to go.
They bring the puppies into the country,
knock them out,
take the drugs out.
What I found funny are,
do we really have a big puppy ring
of puppies being brought into the country
from other countries
For people to own dogs, I mean, it just seems, I didn't realize there was such a demand for a Colombian puppy.
Just kind of seems weird to me.
But, okay.
And for those of you that have Google Home and Alexa, I don't know how to do this.
So if you're listening and I'm going to set off your...
You just set off every single device that is listening to you right now.
So I'll take a little bit.
I'll take a second just to, you know, calm them down a little bit.
But if you really want to know about beef, you know, as long as we're on the animal-themed show today.
Tuesday's animal-themed beef show.
You can ask Chuck.
Your device.
What?
You can ask your device.
Yeah, you can ask.
You can say you could be like, Alexa.
Oh, I mean, you could be like, okay, Google.
now? I mean, oh. No, it's not it either.
It's it Google now? It's a hey Google.
It might be hey Google. Or it could be, hey, Siri.
No, it doesn't get, I don't think this is on Siri.
No, don't. Apple, it's not worked that way? I don't think Apple is,
Apple is not doing this. This is a computer, mobile, mobile phone, Amazon, Alexa, Google
home. There's no.
What is it? Let me try it. Let me try it. Let me try it.
Because I have a Siri in front of me and I can see if it works.
What am I supposed to do to beef?
You're supposed to ask Chuck.
Chuck knows beef.
That's why I say that?
Yeah, you're supposed to say, you're supposed to ask Chuck.
Chuck knows beef. What's for dinner?
Hey, Siri. What's for dinner?
No, Chuck.
Oh, I tell.
Hey, Siri.
Chuck knows beef.
Oh, okay. Hey, Siri, chalk nose beef. Chalk nose beef.
Please repeat that.
Yeah, they don't have it.
She doesn't have it.
So I told you that Siri is not up to a good.
Wow.
What is?
They realize your microphone's out in there, right?
And they realize that your microphone is on in there, right?
So when he turns around and yells out, why are you a that comes on the podcast, right?
know that. Okay. That's not, however, that Chuck does not know about that. I want to be clear
about that. I'm going to rephrase that. I'm almost positive. Chuck does not know. You might
ask Chuck that question, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't have the answer. Wow. These are people
that you hired, right? Absolutely not. Actually, I was involved in some of that, so I got to shut.
Jeffrey, I believe you did most of the hiring.
So this is you.
Never mind.
Thanks for listening to Chewing the Fat today.
Happy Tuesday.
It was an animal-themed day.
And we appreciate it very much.
There are big news coming on chewing the fat, though.
Really, we're going to be, there's going to be some news coming that some of you are going to be extra happy about.
Some of you.
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what else are we got going on well we've got the mercury one museum
gala tonight uh if you're listening it's the 12th of
February this is just the kickoff to the kickoff right
yeah the kickoff to the kickoff of the museum
it's going to be the kickoff of the museum
You be here?
Oh!
For the museum.
No, for tonight, tonight.
That's six.
What time is it?
Six.
Ooh, look at the...
It's 2.30, baby.
Look at the time.
It's 235.
Yeah, I know.
Back says, traffic.
You don't have to leave.
You can stay right here.
You see you have...
You're just right here in the building?
Yeah.
Oh.
You see you had extra close in there.
I wish I was going to be here.
We have to stay an extra two hours.
If I could be here, though, is...
You're already here.
You don't have to leave.
Yeah, but I do.
To do what?
Yeah, there's got a...
Thing.
So, there's that.
On over to the thing.
Why is it such a big deal that they were thinking about evacuating the queen during the Brexit deal?
Why is that such a big deal?
I see this...
I've been seeing this everywhere today.
Of course they're going to have a planned.
It's the queen.
Yeah, of course they're going to...
Look, things...
Look, things...
Look, odds are things aren't going to get out of control, right?
I mean, you hope.
You hope and pray that things aren't going to get out of trouble.
When we talked to Peter Ballerby, he said that if they start screwing around,
it's going to get ugly on the streets, right?
He even said our interview, talked about that.
But he talked about if they tried to renege out the deal, that it would get ugly.
And now they're talking about if they do the deal, it's going to get ugly.
Which way are we going?
You voted for it.
Let's do it.
Quit trying to milk it around and dink it around.
and the EU and the businesses.
They've got their side stories of all these businesses
wanting to leave England because they're not part of the Brexit deal.
Bye.
Have a nice day.
You'll be back doing business with us in a year because you need our money.
See you later.
Go be part of the EU.
Why is that such a big deal?
Quit trying to suck around to the EU.
Your country voted to get rid of them.
But that's, I digress.
Now back to the Queen.
Of course they're going to have a contingency plan to take care of the queen.
I mean, the queen might say, no, leave hubby.
He'll drive around and hit somebody and will be good.
You never know.
But the queen, she's going to go, right?
That's the deal if they have to have a contingency plan.
And it's not, I love how secret proposals.
It's not secret.
You're telling us about it.
I mean, of course they're going to have plans like that if it gets ugly on the streets.
Because who are they coming for?
If it gets ugly on the streets.
The castle.
I believe the term storm the castle comes to mind.
So it's 10 Downey and the castle.
The Teresa Mays house and the castle.
Have a nice day.
So of course she's going to have a way to get out of there.
Of course she is.
As a matter of fact, if I'm the queen,
I may just go down and just kind of pretend I'm in the castle for a while.
but really
I'm in
Bermuda
just hanging out
you know
riding the little golf carts
around on Bermuda
hanging out
just being like a
maybe she goes to Florida
maybe she hangs out
in Sarasota
on the beach
goes down to Longboat Key
just hangs out on the beach
looks like another
90 year old woman
on the beach
in Longboekee
but really
it's the queen
hiding out from Brexit.
Ha!
You know, if she stays, though,
if she stands her ground and says she's going to stay
and, you know, this is it?
Ooh, that would be ugly.
If something bad really happened, that would be ugly.
And we of the United States would be able to say,
that's why we left a long time ago.
We don't want anything to do with the Royals a long time ago.
Guess what? We still don't.
Bye.
