Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 446 | Bigfoot, Dirtbags & Apple Worth a Little Bit More

Episode Date: August 19, 2020

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And now, a Blaze Media podcast. Oh, and welcome to chewing the fat. Just an FYI. Today is 157 days of 15 days to slow the spread. For those of you listening live, it is the 19th of August 2020. There are new jobs becoming available for some, and one that is kind of a cool job, a Bud Light Seltzer is hiring a chief meme officer. That, my friends, would be a fun job.

Until you did something to make somebody mad and then you'd have to apologize and look for another job. Welcome to Chewing the Fat. Well, the Democrats formerly nominated Joe Biden. Big surprise to be their nominee. Now, we can talk about that. or we can talk about Bigfoot. I know.

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six areas well I guess those are counties and other areas she says she's found accounts in her life she has claimed that she's gained a lot of experience conducting interviews

she's been writing for the Intermountain Farm and Ranch for 20 years I mean I wish I'd known I would have subscribed to Intermountain Farm and Ranch she

in her interview to East Idaho News.com, she said that she first did a story on hunting on horseback, but what she found was a man who had run into Bigfoot. And that was, you know, amazing to her. So she went out and started talking to people more about Bigfoot. And eventually, she found areas with large amounts of Bigfoot sightings. She was finding a bunch of people who had their own sightings, but never told anyone because people would think they were weird or crazy.

Get out of here. Now, at one point I talked to the Bigfoot camper guy from Florida, and Becky has three books. Bigfoot lives, Bigfoot still lives, and it looks like she's holding another one that's not mentioned in the story that's called Bigfoot Forever. I'm not sure if that's her book or not, but her books that they mention are Bigfoot still lives and Bigfoot lives.

I definitely want to talk to Becky. There was an issue on her website trying to reach her. So if you know Becky in Idaho, tell her to give me a call or email Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com because I definitely, definitely want to talk to her. She's got some pictures here of foot imprints that could be Bigfoot. She has 60 stories. She's written in her books.

And they don't include any accounts where drugs or alcohol are involved. She wanted to, each book to have integrity. If you go and interview any of the people I've interviewed, they will tell you the exact same story. All right. She said one story, one close encounter that she documents. Suddenly a Bigfoot came crashing out of the tree. and jumped down off a ledge to land on the road right in front of them.

I think we were scared. We were scared of him as much as he was scared of us. He was huge, hairy and scary, and I peed my pants. I mean, that kind of makes the story real when you pee your pants, right? She said she was about eight and a half feet tall, but she said not she. It was a he. She called Bigfoot. We know, so I'm guessing, you know, we know that it was a male, not a female.

He was about eight and a half feet tall, mussely arms, while he had medium length black hair over his body. His face was a tanish color, entirely covered by hair with yellow eyes. She describes his nose as being a different texture than a human nose, more like a dog or bear's nose, and kind of wrinkly. He didn't seem to be particularly old either. So it was a youngan. There's a young and that's how he got busted. There's a youngan out there running around. She said the common denominator has been at about 70% of the sources is the fact that the person has had at least one near-death experience.

She believes this could be a factor in why they're even able to have the sightings at all. Some of her stories involved Bigfoot traveling through portals to another location, explaining why they are usually just seen briefly. And honestly, she said she didn't believe it. Not until she started hearing about multiple witnesses. Now, the two pictures they show in the story are of a foot imprint. And they're pretty darn large. Bigfoot. Bigfoot does have big feet.

No question. She said, it's tall, hairy, generally walks on two feet with a sound that is so loud it can cause reverberation in your chest. She added, they all have different scents.

So some people have become close enough to smell them. She describes them as generally curious creatures that shouldn't harm you unless you're doing something you shouldn't be doing. What would that be?

Hmm? I'm not sure. Becky, continues if you think you see a big foot you should look around for footprints and then contact to share your experience and she also goes on to say I know what I know I know I know that I don't tell lies and I have my own personal integrity so I don't care if you don't believe me that's Becky Cook from Idaho author and writer I guess that would be an author of a Bigfoot still lives and Bigfoot lives in Idaho by Becky Cook.

I definitely want to talk to Becky and I definitely want to read the books. Bigfoot still lives and Bigfoot lives. And I want to read the third book that's in her hand. Bigfoot lives forever. I don't know if she wrote it, but I want the book because I mean, tell me Bigfoot doesn't. doesn't live. Tell me. That's what I thought. You can't. You hear that sounder. That's breaking news here on chewing the fat because when CTF records,

news happens. Let's go to our man down on the streets. Chris Cruz. Chris. Oh, that's right. I forgot. Oh, he's on pandemic furlough. So our reporter is not down on the streets in front of, in front of the cameras. So back to me in the studios for breaking news. Thank you for throwing it back to me because when CTF records news happens. Apple, congratulations to Apple. Thank you, Jeff. Oh, you're welcome, Jeff.

I'm standing out here in front of the Apple headquarters and I just want to say that they are the first U.S. company to boast a market value of two trillion dollars. That's just two years after it became the first to reach a trillion dollars. Congratulations to Apple. Remember, there was another company, Saudi Aramco, who reached market value of $2 trillion in December of last year. It's now worth under $2 trillion thanks to the oil price drops. But it still was the first international company to reach a value of $2 trillion. So Apple, first U.S. company to reach market value of $2 trillion.

That's our breaking news today, Jeff. Back to you in the studios. Thank you, Jeff. We appreciate it. That's breaking news. We'll see how long Apple can sustain that $2 trillion worth. I know they have a big fight going on right now with Fortnite and some other companies that are arguing over payments to their app store.

We'll see how long that $2 trillion. will remain as their worth. You hear that sounder. That means that it's breaking news because when CTF records, news happens. As long as we're talking about companies and a whole bunch of money,

how would you like to be the guy that screwed up at City? CITI? Apparently, they have a deal with lenders to Revlon. So they're supposed to be making payments to Revlon lenders. And now they are trying to get some of that money back because they paid those lenders a whole bunch more than what they were supposed to.

According to court documents, $176 million, this one company, Brigade, received from, city was intended to pay off the entire balance. City says, no, I was just an interest payment. It was supposed to be $1.5 million. You are, it's, what you think is unconscionable. We would never want to pay off the bill completely. It was the, we sent you the $176 million by, it was a complete accident.

Man, man, we, we are. are so dumb. We are so dumb. So we'd like that back, please. Like, you know, some of that, some of that money back. And brigade capital management is like, uh, how about no? So we'll see what happens in court. I'm sure. You don't want to be the guy or gal who said 176 million. Yeah, okay, send. And they weren't the only ones. I mean, they sent about $900 million to a whole group of Revlon lenders. Holy cow. So, I mean, Brigade, capital management is saying, uh, no, which means some of the others must have given it back, right? So a city is suing Brigade. I think I'd be hard pressed to give it back too.

We were lenders. We lent you the money. You owe us the money. And now you've paid us back. Thank you. Take care. In fact, you know what? You gave us $176 million.

You meant to give us $1.5 million. But you still owe us. It wasn't, I mean, that's an interest payment. $1.5 million? Oof. You can quote me on that too. 1.5 million is the interest payment. Oof.

All right. I suppose we have to do the convention update, right? I mean, I told you already they formally nominated Joe Biden. So what I'm going to do is I'm just going to give you, like I took some quick notes for me last night during the convention. I also tweeted. In the first, you know, a few minutes, there was a number of, what? Come on. You know that's a lie.

And that was in the first, you know, 20 minutes. But I'll just give you my bullet point notes. Okay. This is the Chewing the Fat recap of the convention. DNC Day 2. Pledge, no national anthem. Carter's audio only. Jimmy Carter and, uh, what's your face, his wife.

I can't think of her stupid name. Rosalind. Their clip was audio only. So they either couldn't get a camera to Jimmy and Rosalind or they didn't want a camera there. We had Bill Clinton speak. That was riveting. Amy Klobuchar showed up for her state

when they were nominating states. I mean, she made it two nights in a row now. We'll see if she could knock out catch every night. Bernie Sanders was nominated on a bunch of, of states. So they had to go through the motions and AOC seconded the motion. I don't know who the other guy was that first made the motion on behalf of Bernie Sanders, but AOC was beautiful. Montana is still concerned about high-speed internet. John Kerry spoke. He is seriously at two and a half to three cuts. He's almost at Ticklawn face. Biden showed up. You know,

he was there clapping after they officially nominated him. And then Jill, gave her speech about what a wonderful guy hubby is and what a wonderful life he is and she believes that he's the most beautiful guy ever and then he showed up at the end it was so darn cute

it was just it was just beautiful and then John Legend closed us out with a musical video which was wonderful and I actually found myself saying why didn't they just have one of these guys produced the whole thing would have been a heck of a lot better still would have been agonizing as the actual DNC conventions usually are,

but it would have been a lot better than what they're producing. I don't know. Maybe they're all going to be this way now, but these Zoom conventions, man, just we've got to figure out a better way. We've got to figure out a better way. Call me. And you don't even have to call me.

Just follow me on social media, and you can, you know, just direct message me. Say Twitter at Jeffrey JFR. Facebook and Instagram, and even Parlor, Jeff Fisher Radio. You follow me on those accounts, and then you can just direct message me if you need some help. And we'll get together and we'll figure it out because there has got to be a better way. I mean, maybe that's my ad campaign for the whole damn bunch of them. There's got to be a better way.

You know, the old saying, what goes around comes around. Well, you know, that kind of holds true, doesn't it? In our, what should I call this, the dirtbag segment, sure, let's call it the dirtbag segment here on chewing the fat. We can talk about dirtbag Ellen DeGeneres, who, you know, is done. Her days are over. We learned that her producers have been fired after allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct, top producers have been fired.

We talked about that yesterday. Then, later on, we get a story of, about of an old tweet. I mean, they're going through her tweets. From 2009, where she tweeted, I made one of my employees cry like a baby on today's show. Honestly, it felt good. Well, A, it may or may not be a joke.

It may be she gave her employee a prize or an event. I don't even know what she's talking about. So, I mean, it just, you know, Because she's done and we hate her and we want her in jail, or at least I do, we have to, you know, this tweet is horrible that she said she made one of her employees cry like a baby and that she liked it. And then she gave a Zoom call. We get this story yesterday where she had a Zoom call with whatever employees are left saying that she had addressed them, tried to boost morale with it. she opened up being multi-layered and says she has good days and bad days. She said people on the call would know that she has not asked people not to look her in the eyes on

the set. I saw a couple of headlines that said, Ellen lies in Zoom call. Okay. She said that she's an introvert, at least it's reported, and went from life kept getting bigger and bigger, and she went from no one wanting to back her to her show blowing up and she hopes employees on the show will address her in the office and come up to say hi. It's too late, Ellen. It's too late.

Your days are over. And then we have, you know, we have Jeffrey Epstein in our dirtbag update. Jeffrey Epstein's still in the news. They had a big, I mean, they got to keep it daily since Jelaine is in jail and she's not getting out and it's the same reoccurring story. So we've kind of got to find new angles to. keep Jeffrey Epstein's dirt baggedness in the news. So we had the story about his Lolita Express jet where it is now. Apparently, it's in southeastern Georgia at the Brunswick Golden Isle Airport.

And it went there, it's there, it's got no engines on, it's just parked. And apparently an aviation consultant who was given a tour of the jet in March, I guess, you know, pre-locked, said that he went through it and he took a bunch of photos. And when you go through to look at the plane, it's, you know, Boeing 727. And I mean, get this. Get this.

It's just got a picture of the cockpit and it's got a picture of the seats and, you know, their velour and bright red colors. Well, that was, you know, it's decorated from the 70s. That's the way it would look. And it looks like a. jet. I know. That's how much of a dirt bag. Jeffrey Epstein was. He was flying on a jet where chairs folded into, you know, where you could lay back like every jet does. It's just got to keep in the news, though, and you know, his dirtbaggingness, I know. And there was actually a bed on the jet,

like every other jet. But big surprise, this is Jeffrey Epstein's jet, so we have to hate it. We know that we're getting reports that Jelaine is complaining, that it doesn't have any email, it doesn't have a desk. Look, if you're going to keep me here in jail, I need email and I need a desk to work on. Okay. All right, thanks.

And then we get the picture, of course, coming out, that shows Bill Clinton getting a neck massage at an airport where they're having a quick, you know, refuel layover. in Portugal, according to the story. And the story is just one of the girls, one of Epstein's girls, who in the story they say, 22-year-old massage therapist.

Okay. So I'm supposed to assume that it went so much farther, which Bill Clinton has denied. I know. I know, but I'm just saying, I know he's a dirt bag, and he was with a dirt bag,

but this was the Africa trip that they all admit to, and he was getting, a neck massage because his neck hurt because he fell asleep on the plane. Okay. But because it's Bill Clinton and it's Jeffrey Epstein's 22-year-old female, we have to think dirtbagging us and Jolaine is guilty, right? And Harvey Weinstein, back in the news, right?

He's now, we talked about being sued again by the Jane Doe, and we broke that down on a previous show here on Chewing the Fat. Well, his group is now trying to go against the New York Child's Victim. Act, which is what this new Jane Doe is suing him under as unconstitutional. So we'll see what happens there. That fight is continuing on and on and on. And look, if that is found unconstitutional, that backs up some of those other charges that he's in prison for.

So we'll see. We shall see. And we found out, of course, we're being reminded. We've got to keep him in the jail. We found out that Michelle Obama praised Harvey. Now this is back in 2013 before the Harvey Weinstein

Me Too movement broke down. But she praised Harvey Weinstein and I was wondering, what the heck were they doing at the White House? And it was a White House student film symposium that he put together. And Michelle is all about Harvey.

I want to start by thanking Harvey Weinstein for organizing this amazing day. This is possible because of Harvey. He is a wonderful human being, a good friend, and just a powerhouse. And the fact that he and his team took the time to make this happen for all of you

should say something not about me or about this place, but about you. All right, everybody, we are here because of you. Now, does that change Harvey's dirtbaggery? No. is it just it's nice to it's nice to see that all these people that rallied

against the man were all for him when he was doing something nice for him but now screw you Harvey dirtbag you you're a dirtbag

All right, let's go to the break room. I need a drink of something. Ice cold refreshment. Oh, my gosh. That's so good. That's so good. All right, well, while we're in the break room, just a couple of reminders.

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You can relax, you can set yourself out of the, you know, out of the subscriber mindset because you know, you're good to go. There you go. You get the podcast, you get the YouTube channel, you got Blaze TV. Podcasts most important, of course. So I'm not sure when it's ever going to be enough, but New York State has filed civil charges against Tiva Pharmaceutical. I'm sorry, Tiva Pharmaceutical Industry. Limited and Allergen, PLC, with insurance fraud for downplaying the risks of their opioid painkillers to patients and doctors.

It's never going to be enough for these people. Never going to be enough. Orange County Sheriff's deputies, Orange County, California, they served a warrant at a Lake Forest home in connection with stolen property discovered. what they thought might be a methamphetamine lab. They evacuated the residence. Once they got into the place, they realized the operation was using acid,

but not to make meth. They were harvesting gold plating from the circuit boards of electronics. So, you know, I guess they had the stolen property. They were stealing the electronics and then harvesting the gold plating. But you can still find those in the trash as well. Just, you know, keeping a good man down.

Keeping a good man down. According to the sheriff's department, it's still a hazardous material situation. It just isn't drug-related, and we have a few people detained. Oh, okay, good. That's nice to know. That's nice to know.

I'm sure the neighborhood was happy to know that it wasn't a meth lab. Four cities in Indiana, suing Netflix. Suing Netflix and other video companies. Why you ask? Well, they're claiming that online video providers and satellite TV operators should have to pay the same franchise fees that cable companies pay for using local rights of ways. They're just trying to milk these companies for more money.

So the lawsuit filed against Netflix, Disney, Hulu, DirecTV, and DISH Network. The cities of Indianapolis, Evansville, Valaparrazo, and Fishers. That's a great town. Want the companies to pay the cable franchise fees established in Indiana's Video Service Franchises Act, which requires payments of 5% of gross revenue in each city. Wow, they all want a huge cut of that. Incredible. You've got to give them credit for trying to get it.

I would say good luck with that. Good luck with trying to get these companies to pay that because I don't know if you realize how those companies work, but they really don't use any rights of way. It's a streaming services. Maybe direct TV. If you have a dish, you can make the argument, right? They're bringing in companies using the roadways to install their satellite dishes. so maybe you get direct TV or Dish Network.

But Netflix, Disney, and Hulu? No way. No, I mean, good luck. Nice try. According to the state of Indiana, defendants at these cities, defendants transmit video programming to Indiana subscribers using internet protocol and other technologies.

When doing so, defendants transmit their programming through facilities located at least in part in public rights of way within the geographic, boundaries of Indiana units, including public rights of way located within plaintiffs' geographic boundaries. Therefore, defendants are required by the VSF Act to pay the plaintiffs and all other Indiana units in which defendants transmit video programming through the facilities located at least in part in the public right of way. Franchise fees. Okay. All right, good luck. I hope you

pull it off. Actually, I don't, because they'll raise the price, but I don't think you're going to make that happen. At least with Netflix, Disney, and Hulu. You might have a shot with directed dish. All right, a couple stories about men in trouble. One man, apparently homeless in Florida, broke into a stadium, Al Lang Stadium in downtown St. Petersburg. I've been there many times in my life.

It's a beautiful stadium of watch baseball there forever, and now the Rowdies, the soccer team, plays there. so the workers go into a suite and say hey there's blankets and razors and shaving cream and other items around here it looks as though someone has been living here you think so so he's been there for a couple weeks they're not sure how he got in but they do have surveillance footage of him walking through the stadium taking stuff from the merchandise store. He went into the food area, helped himself to whatever food was there, I guess drinks and chips. They claim it was $1,043 in team merchandise and down $250 worth of drinks.

Oh, okay. Now, he can't get out on bond. He can't afford that. So he's still in jail. But he was arrested and charged with burglary. and resisting an officer without violence. What is that? What is that?

Is that somebody saying, no, I don't want to be arrested? Is that they go to put handcuffs on you and you pull your arm away? Like, no, I don't want to be handcuffed. And then, so that's resisting without violence? What is they? We're throwing that charge on this guy.

Come on now. He's already a homeless guy. And after he was arrested, he also pled guilty they found out that last month he pled guilty with breaking into an elementary school where he told deputies he did so in search of food. Well, it's funny that the elementary school, the Lutes Elementary School, that's way the heck.

That's quite a ways away from Al Lang Stadium. I mean, so was he a homeless guy with wheels? Is he a homeless guy that just hits the ride? Or did he actually, I mean, that's a long walk. Sure he could have done. on it. No problem, but it's a long walk. Now, they think he got into the stadium walking in with the cleaning crew. Uh, if a homeless guy walks in with other workers that are there to clean the stadium and make sure everything is okay when no one is at the stadium and no one says,

hey, uh, who are you? You a new guy? Because they don't normally let people, in here that dress like that. Nobody says anything. So he just goes in and hides until they close it back up again and then decides, I mean, good for him. He decides that I'm going to pick a suite to sleep in.

It's open. Might as well lay in here. You're in from the weather. I mean, that's a good move. If you're looking for a place, you might as well give it a shot. Right? And the other guy is sad news.

Really? I'm not, okay, I'm laughing, but I'm not really laughing. So they recovered a man. He passed away, so it's not funny. Stop. I'm laughing about it, okay. But a man got stuck at a water slide,

and he passed away. Now you think to yourself, whoa, hey, one of those water slide pipes. Yeah, but it was one of the support pipes. We didn't even know how he got in there. How do you get into one of those support pipes? It's a homeless guy trying to live in a support pipe at a water park in Arizona?

I don't know. He got stuck in the support pipe. They don't even know if he worked there. They thought it, you know, they went there as a recovery effort and then realized that he was, you know, that he was not going to make it. Apparently, they were working

and they heard some noise and said, hey, that sounds like a guy trapped in that pipe over there. Yeah, he was trapped. and they didn't get them out in time. But the pictures of the support pipe in the middle between the slides, you know, as they're going down, I don't know how you get,

I don't know how you get stuck in there. I don't know what you're doing going in there. Unless this is, you know, a mob kill or a mob drop-off. I don't know. I don't know how you get in there. But really strange, really strange. And, you know, if you would actually get stuck in one of the actual water slides, then you're thinking, hey, maybe you ought to lose a few LBs.

But in the support pipe, I don't know, really weird. I don't know how you get in the support pipe. And a new study, a new study has shown that delays in texting may indicate the other person is lying. you think so so if i text you and your response is delayed and it doesn't say for how long you are probably lying to me according to a according to the new study now i haven't delved in deeply into the study maybe we'll do that on the podcast but i want to find out how long because if someone text you and says, hey, so how do you think I look today?

And you don't text right back saying beautiful. And you take your time and you say, I thought you looked good today. No, really, that's a lie. But if I replied right away, you look great today, then that's not a lie. okay all right we've got to delve into the study i want to know how long and i want to know what they're specifically talking about the texts that your responses are for because of course we're

lying duh or i want to consider a lie I may be trying to, I mean they may be trying to reword their text back to you so it doesn't sound so bad. Like, no, really, you looked great in that ugly outfit, something like that. Download and subscribe to more content at the blaze.com slash podcasts. Yeah, so according to this Brigham Young University study, BYU. finds that when people lie texting, social media, or

instant messaging, they take longer to respond. They make more edits, write shorter responses than usual. So according to the study, digital conversations are a fertile ground for deception. Really? Humans can detect lies about 54% of the time accurately, but not much better than a coin flip. It's even harder to tell if someone is lying through a digital message.

Really? That's why so many times you get the response. Really? What? No, I was just kidding. That's why we need a font. That's why we need a just kidding font. Or a smart-ass font or something.

But this study is old now. This study is, what is this? This date in 2013? Oh, my gosh. I mean, that's an ancient history. study. All right. That's ancient history. Never mind. Of course you can take your time and respond to a... It actually talked about receiving a flurry of text. So if you're going back and forth with someone and then all of a sudden there's a lull. That means that the response is a lie. Best way is just not to respond at all.

Ha! How mad do you get? Oh my gosh. I get so angry. Text someone and you don't get an answer? Oh my gosh. And I will say, you know, you're texting someone and then they call you. I mean, okay. But really the reason I'm texting you is so I don't have to talk to you. I'm sitting here, you know, I'm really kind of don't want to talk verbally. I'd rather just, you know, text because I'm looking at a couple other things. And if I talk to you, then it's taken away from what else I'm doing.

But I can text you back and forth in a conversation and still do some other stuff. Anyway, just make sure you think twice before someone texts you and you go, Oh, they're texting me. I'll just call them. E! Think twice about that, all right? Did you get the email about Google Play Music? Now, my wife says to me,

I got the email Google Play Music is going away soon. Now, I remember talking about some story, you know, a long time ago about Google Play Music, possibly going away. and I thought, well, why are you getting this email and I am not? I mean, I have, you know, accounts as well with, I don't know, Google. And I have accounts, you know, I've set up a Google play music that I have on my phone, that I use. But then after we talked about it, basically my phone heard me.

And Google went, oh, geez, we haven't sent one to Jeff. So they sent me one. YouTube music, replacing Google Play Music as your new destination for music listening and discovery. Well, yay. Dachgone it, yay. Between October and the end of this year, access to Google Play Music will be removed permanently. We know that you've spent time building your Google Play Music Library, so we've made it easy to transfer your music library to YouTube Music with just one click,

including playlists, uploads, and recommendations. Thanks for those. I want your recommendations, more than you know. If you haven't tried YouTube music yet, you'll notice that it looks a bit different from Google Play Music, but know that it was built by the same team with the same passion. It also offers more than 65 million official songs, albums, and playlists, as well as many features you love and expect from Google Play Music.

Yay! Hey, download the YouTube Music app to transfer. Oh, okay, I get right on that. I haven't done that yet. Now, I haven't, you know, Google Play Music, but actually I use, you know, Amazon account, probably more than Google now. So I'm going to have to remind myself to do it.

Otherwise, it's going to come down to, oh, hey, no, shoot, it's been deleted, and you're not going to do it. So if you haven't got the email from Google, from Google Play Music, just mention it around your phone, and they'll remember that they hadn't sent it to you and you'll get it sent to your email account.

Post-haste. So I love Russell Crow. I make no mistake. I know he's, you know, he's is who he is. I get it. But I've been a fan of Russell for a long time. And I saw a tweet from him a couple days ago. And I've been meaning to get to it

because it's such a great tweet in it. It says a lot about how these guys feel. And his tweet is, you know those days when you've done a bunch of promo, station identifications, shoutouts, and answered the same questions over and over. And you think to yourself. And then he recorded himself. And I want to play that for you because it gives you an idea.

Look, he's promoting a new movie. So he's making the rounds and doing interviews. And, you know, of course, he's talking to radio stations, TV stations, and doing, you know, all kinds of hits for, to sell them. movie. That's what you do. These guys don't just show up on these talk shows just because they thought they'd stop by. They show up because they're promoting something. So you're both getting something out of it, just a little bit. And this gives you an insight on how they feel. I kind of like it. It made me laugh. It's funny. It uses some big guy language. So be prepared. But I like it a lot.

They say there is a catalyst at the heart of the cinema experience. A social contract. A binding dynamic power that lifts the cinematic experience into a realm of intimate connection between the audience and the screen and the stars in the heavens beyond. They say, fuck wads who try to piss in your pocket and tell you it's raining. Well, fuck that shit. And of course, Russell Crow unhinged in theaters, August 21st.

I love it. It's a good way to promote the movie, and it's a good way for him to feel better about having to say the same old stuff over and over again. A lot of people probably, you know, got ticked off about it. But, you know what? Tough. Tough.

Just relax and smile a little bit. Off you go. No, seriously. Off you go.