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Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher
Okay, I have got
I must get a pair
of these new glasses
between Facebook and Rayban
They're on sale right now
They're almost $300, $200, $29,
I mean, you have the money,
I don't, but you have the money to get these.
They're called Rayban Stories.
You're going to see them everywhere.
They're going to be sold in Lenscrafters,
sunglasses, huts, wherever Raybans are sold.
The frames feature two front-facing cameras, and they're, you know, obviously for capturing video and photos.
They sync with a companion camera roll app called Facebook View, where clips could be edited and shared to other apps on your phone, not just Facebook's own.
There's a physical button on the glasses for recording, or you can say, hey, Facebook, take a video.
That'll go over good right in the middle of whatever you're doing.
Hey, Facebook, take a video.
Be awesome.
Be awesome.
I have to have a pair of the Rayband stories.
They are available everywhere right now as we speak.
Welcome.
Welcome to Chewing the Fat.
Okay, so I see where the Rayban glasses.
Actually, they're saying this is a big partnership, and we've talked about it before,
where Facebook has been doing their studies on the glasses with augmented reality.
So you go from live looking through your pair of glasses, I'm looking at you,
and then I could push a button or say,
Hey, Facebook, let me see the video I recorded 10 minutes ago.
And they play it for you.
But you have a difficult time going back and forth between live and augmented reality.
And it screws up people's brain.
brains. They have a tough time. This is why
I've said all along
we all just need to start wearing helmets
and the screen is your
helmet glass and you have everything
in front of you, you have your phone,
you can do FaceTime, you can do it all
and it's right there. I mean,
you're welcome, that's all I'm saying.
You're welcome. Don't
bend your head like you don't know what I'm talking
about. That's why
that's why. Okay, this is my belief.
aliens are just, you know, people from the future wearing helmets.
You know, when you draw the alien and it has the one big eye,
those are just people from the future wearing helmets.
Yeah, maybe it's just me.
All right.
I mean, I guess it probably is just me, so we'll just leave it there.
Welcome to Chewing the Fat.
It is Fat Pile Friday.
A sad news, really, coming from a new study on climate change
and the effects on polar bears.
It was published in the Royal Society journals,
and you know me.
You can't take me away from subscriptions
to the Royal Society journals.
But the study found a 10% decrease
in the genetic diversity of polar bears
in the Norwegian Svalbard
over a 20-year period.
So as the ice melts due to climate change,
polar bears encounter fewer polar bears to mate with.
So polar bears are just inbreeding.
They're just doing business with their,
aren't all polar bears, isn't that, do they, are they that picky?
As a polar bear, you're like, no, not you.
No, you're a cousin.
Can't have you.
I thought all those animals were kind of inbred that way.
But, you know, what am I?
Am I climate change scientists?
No, I'm not.
So they've turned to end breeding.
And it's all because of climate change.
And that's what the study from the Royal Society Journal said.
So there's a drastic reduction in the genetic diversity.
And it's, look, an actual fact to associate this reduction in genetic diversity
with the loss of CIA.
Okay.
So, I mean, is the loss of sea ice because of climate change?
They will tell you yes.
But I do believe that with the loss of sea ice,
so there's less space to roam around,
so you have less choices to choose from.
So it's a matter of, well, she's here.
So I don't know what it has to do with climate change or not,
but it's also reported now that female ice.
octopuses throw things at males that are harassing them.
I don't know if it was in the royal whatever the thing was published at.
Where was the name of that thing?
The Royal Society Journals.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
I messed up with the rest of Royal Society Journals.
But this was not published in Royal Society Journals.
It's just talking about the analysis.
says that octopuses off the coast of australia are throwing shells
that hit other octopuses and in most cases it's females that do the throwing
often that males that are harassing them
okay so the cameras captured fights oh we've got video nice the camera is
captured fights,
matings, and extraordinary
behavior that the
team calls throwing.
It's hard to know how best
to describe it.
Maybe we find out at
octopusbidness.com
something like that.
It's just a thought.
The octopuses hold
silt,
algae, or objects such
as shells under their bodies
in their tentacles, then
angle their siphons and shoot a jet of water at the projectiles,
propelling them up to several body lengths.
I have never seen that.
This throwing behavior was known to be used for discarding the remains of meals or excavating dens.
But the videos also revealed many instances where octopuses hit other individuals with thrown objects.
So it could be a mistake.
Could be there.
You know, they're cleaning up and you're in the way.
And out of the way, I'm just cleaning myself up here and throwing stuff off myself.
And it might be a way to say, hey, yo, male octopus, I'm over here.
It might be like a mating call.
I throw a shell at you.
You come over.
We do a little octopus business and then you get the hell out.
It's possible.
We need a study.
No means no, Jeffie.
So as long as we're, we're going to do.
on animal stories and it's fat pile
Friday. I might as well, this story has been in the
fat pile for quite
some time. It's in one of the fat crevices
and I've been trying to get to it for a while
so I'm going to pull it out and tell you
this story. The California mother
that fights off a mountain lion
with her bare hands to save her
five-year-old son. Take that.
So the mountain lion attacked
her five-year-old boy. This was in southern
California and 65
pound mountain lion. And
the boy was playing out back or near his
house and the mountain lion started dragging him, dragging him about 45 yards across the front lawns,
started screaming, and the mother was like, whoa, what is going on? So she runs out and saves the boy
starts fighting the mountain lion. Awesome stuff. She ran out of the house, started punching and
striking the lion. He finally let go of the kid, and they got away. And they took him immediately
to the hospital. I mean, he suffered injuries to his head.
his upper torso, but the stable condition, he's going to survive.
And then the officers showed up.
And they started walking around the house, and they see a mountain lion crouching in the
Butches.
But it was either the butches, I think that's what they call them in Southern California,
or bushes is what most people call them, in the front lawn, had its ears back and hissing
at the officer.
Yeah, he's dead.
Oh, yeah.
Thank you.
They put him down,
which is what needs to happen.
Have a nice day.
We wanted to do a DNA test
to make sure he was the one responsible.
Okay, that's fine.
If he wasn't,
oh, darn.
What the heck?
We're down a mountain lion.
So after they figured that this one was the right one,
and it turns out it was.
So they...
The right one.
And then they said,
spotted another mountain lion in the area, and they were like, ooh, well, that might be the,
that might be the one.
And so they tranquilized it.
They didn't, they used a little tranquilizer gun.
I don't have a tranquilizer.
Sound effect.
They tranquilized it.
And then they realized, oh, yeah, he wasn't the one involved in the attack.
so they took them back out in the wild and set them free.
So, I mean, good for mom, right?
And it happens from time to time.
There was the guy in Florida not long ago
that fought off the bobcat that was attacking his dog.
He went out there, wrestled with the bobcat.
He got hurt, man, the bobcat.
The bobcats are nasty, man.
Those mountain lines, that's a big cat.
Dragging your kid off, you've got to come out
and start punching that bad boy.
He finally lets go.
That's good for mom right there.
taking care of, I mean, that's taking, that's taking, that ain't care of taking care of freaking
business, man.
You're messing with, you want to talk about mama bears?
That's it right there, man.
What happened?
I don't know.
I saw something dragging my son across the front yard and I wasn't going to have any of it.
And she didn't and good.
And then, have a nice day.
So I'm pretty sure that this mom wasn't wearing Raycon earbuds.
because if she was,
I don't know that she would have heard the kids screaming out in the front yard.
Now, she may have seen him and then, you know, obviously turned the,
whatever she was listening to off and gone out and rescued her son.
Maybe that's what happened.
I don't know.
But the story said she heard her son screaming.
So that means to me that she didn't have her Racon earbuds in.
Because if I have my Racon earbuds in,
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And that's one of the things.
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Before we go into the break room, I must talk just a little bit about our president
in his speech yesterday, which was, to put it nicely, agonizing.
Okay?
And I know I try to steer away from politics, and I apologize, but it was just so overwhelmingly
agonizing.
And then he went on in this speech to tell us to, and by the way, show some respect to flight
attendant, and we're going to double the fines if you aren't masked on airplanes.
So he's given more power to the crossing guard.
flight attendants and no one supports flight attendants more than this show.
No one supports flight attendants more than this show.
I mean, maybe, maybe you could find one person out there that supports flight attendants
more than this show, but good luck finding them.
But I'm just saying, as I've said before, perhaps the flight attendants could show
a little bit more respect
to the people flying on the plane.
And then I'm talking about that today
and I find out that, and I don't know that this is true,
but if I find out it's true,
I am really angry.
So the lady that we talked about,
I don't know, last week,
that smoked on the airplane that got kicked off
that had a really long day.
That's right.
She said she had a really long day.
She's taxiing up to the gate
and she just fires one of those bad boys up
and, you know, she gets taken off the plane
and she gets fine.
So I'm told now that not only is she banned from
and what, that was spirit she was on, right?
Yeah, because we made, I made, you know, spirit.
Okay, so she won't be able to fly on spirit again.
I'm told that the airline cabal,
the airline mafia now says,
saying that she won't be able to fly on any planes now
for any company because of that.
F you.
So she screws up on one plane
and I got it. She throws, you know,
you don't smoke on airplanes, I got it.
I don't know how long they were on the
taxing out there on the runway.
I mean, she has an addiction.
Perhaps they should have sped up the pace a little bit.
And that's my point.
They leave you out on the runway
out of the taxiing out there for hours
and you're supposed to just take it.
You're supposed, oh, thank you.
May I have another?
so she lights up a cigarette and gets in trouble.
Okay, so she pays the fine.
She can't fly on spirit again.
Okay, great.
No problem.
But if the other airlines are going to ban her because of that,
that is bull crap.
Because that can't be right.
That just can't be right.
They cannot be allowed to do that.
That's ridiculous.
That's like saying,
if I rob a store,
let's say I happen to rob a
a Walgreens.
Let's use that for example.
Let's say I rob a Walgreens.
I still get to go into a CVS.
Maybe Walgreens might say,
no, not so fast.
You don't get to come in Walgreens.
But CBS is still going to want my business.
But if you look at it like the airlines,
nope.
Now I can't go into any pharmacy.
Just because I robbed one pharmacy,
I can't go into any pharmacy.
Just because I smoke one cigarette on one airplane,
I can't fly on any airlines?
Come on now.
Come on now.
It's almost as if,
and this gets me back to the president's speech yesterday,
it's almost as if we don't live in America anymore.
Now, you may be listening to this podcast in another country,
and you can say to yourself,
oh, I don't live in America, Jeff, you fat so.
Don't you know that?
I do, and I apologize.
and I appreciate that the country you live in is thumbs up.
But this show emanates from the United States of America.
And it's almost as if it's not the United States of America anymore.
It's almost as if, I mean, you just think,
how long ago has it been when you, if someone said,
the president of the United States will say,
it's not about your freedoms or your personal choice.
It's not about that.
You would look at them and say, that won't happen.
That's America.
Of course it's about freedom and personal choice.
Not anymore.
It's almost as if we don't live in America anymore, isn't it?
All right, I've got to go to the break room.
I need something cold to drink desperately.
Oh, diet Dr. Pepper today, baby.
All right, I know we're in the break room, but I'm sorry.
still a little pissed about this whole airline thing.
All right, so they're already blaming COVID for their downgrade in financial forecasts.
Well, yes, but perhaps your new airline motto of don't do it.
Maybe you just be a little bit nicer, that's all.
Be a little bit nicer to people instead of being your crossing guard flight attendants.
That's just what, I mean, look, like I said,
said. And I mean this. No one supports flight attendants. No one supports pilots. No one supports the airline in
general more than this show. But there comes a time when you just have to say, I think you can quote me on that.
All right. Thank you for listening to Chewing the Fat. It is Fat Pile Friday. If you're listening live,
that is the 10th of September 2021.
You can contact me with social media
at Jeffrey JFR on Twitter,
Jeff Fisher Radio on Facebook and Instagram.
You can email me chewing the fat at the blaze.com.
You can always leave a voicemail at the fat line,
214-735-9356.
Or you can, you know, by the way,
and my direct messages are open.
and I see last night where they were asking on Twitter,
the social media account, DC Animated, at DC Animated,
was asked a question,
do you want Kevin Conroy to voice Batman,
or would you rather have a new voice actor
for the upcoming Caped Crusader series?
I replied,
I was thinking more along the lines of me.
So if you are DC animated, DM me.
Could a hold me.
I just gave you a list of ways to contact me.
I'm here for you.
I'm happy to be the new Batman in your DC animated series.
That's all I'm saying.
I'm happy to be your Batman.
Okay.
Good news coming out of Los Angeles, too.
I don't know where they want me to record this new Batman,
but if it's in L.A.,
the new report says the Los Angeles Police Department officers
have been collecting social media info on everyone
they interview. That's so special.
And that's good. Keeping
America safe. Well, at least Los
Angeles safe. Not Larry Elder.
The candidate
for governor.
That was Venice, Jeff. That wasn't
Los Angeles. Oh, okay.
Sorry. Even people
who haven't been arrested or accused
of anything get
asked information about
what social media
accounts they have during their
field interviews.
Oh, really?
Yeah, each officer has field interview cards.
Oh, that is so special.
And they want to know the person's Facebook and Instagram and Twitter
and whatever other account info they have.
So apparently they've been issued a directive
and they are reported that they're the only one doing this in the U.S.
I find that hard to believe, but okay, we'll say that they are for now.
It's for use, of course, in investigations, arrests and prosecutions.
Really?
They're using information that they gather as police against people?
Huh.
So if this were still America.
Oh, so silly.
You'd be able to tell the police to.
No, I don't have to give you that information.
Right?
You'd be able to tell them that.
you'd be able to tell them the other thing that I was almost said too,
and nothing would happen.
But good luck with that in today's world.
So there are some people that are concerned and trying to use that whole Constitution thing.
Oh, it's so dumb.
You're going to start talking about amendments and what free speech?
Oh, man, it is just stupid.
So apparently there are some officers.
that have been accused of
filling out more cards
for black and Latino people.
Really?
Okay.
And that some officers
also monitored people's social media accounts
for the use of the BLMLA
or the say her name
and F Donald Trump.
Now they threw that in there.
I guarantee
that the F. Donald Trump,
Trump is the one that they're working on.
They weren't working on the BLM or the say her name hashtags other than saying,
oh, these are the people we're going to leave alone.
Because I don't recall a lot of arrests coming from those BLM rallies.
I could be wrong.
Maybe they were.
Maybe Officer Johnson was looking through Twitter hashtags and saying,
oh, that's the guy I questioned on my field interview card yesterday.
I mean, are they, who's cataloging them?
Who's keeping track of them?
They have little Polaroid pictures they're keeping of everyone so they know who at
10258 bill is.
I mean, who's cataloging all that?
That's a lot of information.
That's the whole thing with the NSA, right?
I mean, sure, they have all this information.
Sure, they're listening.
Oh, shut up.
You're not doing anything wrong.
You don't have to worry about it.
but who catalogs it and how do you get to it?
And actually the argument is that they do have the information.
And it's not that they have it and they're able to go,
oh, hey, there's Jeff Fisher and we'll bring up all his information.
It's like if they want to, if they pick Jeff Fisher,
and they go, ooh, we're going to pick him.
And then they go in and get all the stuff that they have on you,
then that's a problem.
if it's Jeff Fisher.
You don't want nothing to do with that guy.
Believe me.
But anyway, L.A. is safer than ever.
You know that.
And one of the reasons is
is because of these field interview cards
where they're collecting everyone's information.
So just things that are going to be happening
everywhere around America now.
Do we still call it America?
Well, yeah.
I mean, of course we still call this America.
We still have courts of law.
I mean, there's big trials going on.
We've got to get to.
I know it's Fat Plyle Friday, and, you know, I don't want to delve into the Ron Jeremy trial, although I do.
That's going on.
He's been accused of rape, and that trial is going to, he's going to jail for a long time.
I mean, sure, he's a douchebag.
I know he is.
But he's a porn star.
And the argument, that's his argument, right?
That's his argument.
Of course I was with these women.
I'm a porn star.
They all said it was okay.
I'm the hedgehog.
You kidding me?
So, you know, that's going to get ugly
because he's doing the same stuff.
All these guys, all these douchebags
have the same ammo.
And he was doing this at this one restaurant.
Apparently, there were several people
that had the same thing happen to them.
Kind of like, remember how Harvey Weinstein
had that same ammo where he'd come up
and he would come out of the shower naked
and he would, oh, hey, you want to watch me shower?
I've got to get back in.
The same kind of stuff.
Ron Jeremy would say, oh, I know the people here,
you can use the bathroom in the back through the kitchen.
Or he'd say, oh, you want a quick tour of the kitchen?
And then he'd get him in that back bathroom.
And, you know, it's just do bad things.
And then you have the R. Kelly trial going on.
Another douchebag.
Big trial going on.
And then you've got the Gitmo trial
with the terrorists going on down there.
And is it me?
I mean, I guess it may be a military trial that's different,
but I was reading a story where they were questioning the judge.
So the fourth judge to preside over hearings of this 9-11 case,
Air Force Colonel Matthew McCall.
He took over the case earlier this week.
And he, the U.S. Court of Military Commission Review,
which oversees the Island War Court,
handed down a ruling that shot down defense claims,
the Pentagon had unlawfully influenced decisions
on which judge should preside over the case.
Okay.
So McCall, the judge now, was grilled by defense and prosecution
on Wednesday as part as the voir dire process.
We're questioning the judge as part of that?
And he was asked about his personal experience on September 11th.
I guess he was born in Hawaii or something.
I don't care.
He's a judge.
Why are we questioning him?
Plus, these guys are terrorists.
Do they deserve a trial?
Really?
I mean, we've had them down in Gitmo for quite a while now.
And then we've tortured him.
We've done everything.
I mean, we either leave them there
or we let them go back and be part of the Taliban
and run Afghanistan.
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Well, as I said earlier,
it is the 10th of September,
2021, which makes tomorrow,
September 11th.
20 years since America
was attacked.
Incredible.
So much has happened in these past 20 years.
I mean, so much has happened
throughout everyone's life
in the last 20 years.
years. But before September 11th, 2001, the U.S. had been cutting military spending at the time of
the attacks, spending in the military as a share of the GDP had declined to less than one-third
of what it was during the peak of the Vietnam War. And that changed. Military spending
doubled to 700 billion in the decade that followed 9-11. About 20% of the total government.
spending. In 2001, the Defense Department had about $181 billion in contract obligations to 46,000
companies. All right, that was in 2001. And by the way, in today's world, they better all damn
well be vaccinated. In 2011, it had 30, 10 years later, it had $375 billion in obligations
and 110,000 plus contractors.
Increased military spending by the government turned the Washington, D.C. area into the country's hottest regional economy.
I mean, when you went to D.C. in those years, all you saw was construction grains, man.
They were building. It was busy.
U.S. military spending as a share of GDP has now shrunk since peaking in 2011, but the booming homeland security industry, it helped create.
I mean, that's a permanent fixture in the economy now.
And also just as a side note, speaking of being vaccine, vaccinated.
Tomorrow, the 11th of September, Saturday also marks 18 months since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic.
So we got that for it too.
But remember before September 11th, 2001, we had movies like Independence Day and Armageddon.
I mean, Armageddon showed the.
destruction of the World Trade Center.
After 9-11, they actually took that out of the DVDs and stuff.
You can get it today and what they show on TV if you watch television.
They don't show that part unless you have an original copy like some of us do of the documentary.
And he's also saying the movie, Saddam Hussein is bombing us.
Yeah, with the
Asteroids first start coming in.
I love that movie so much.
It's one of my favorite movies.
Armageddon.
I freaking love that movie.
Anyway, I can start.
Talk about the wrong stuff.
Good stuff, man.
That movie is tremendous.
And don't she bend your head like, no.
That movie is great.
Harry Stamper, the man.
A man.
and they saved the planet.
Harry will stamp.
He'll do it.
He doesn't know how to fail.
And he doesn't.
He does it at the end, man.
He saves the planet.
That's all I'm saying.
But so...
But then we couldn't do that.
We had to, you know,
we couldn't do any movies
that showed any annihilation of U.S. cities
or anything like that.
We had to start, you know,
making movies like,
what is it, Lilo and Stitch.
And in that movie,
they also, and I didn't know this,
they swapped out a sequence of Stitch in an airplane
weaving through buildings with a little guy.
They put them in a spacecraft flying through mountains.
Don't look at, oh, that seems fair.
Does it?
All right, fine.
But then during the 2000s, we had the Lord of the Rings,
Rings and Harry Potter and, you know, Dark Night and the Avengers all took over the box
office providing viewers with, you know, stopping evil.
And then they don't even give me started on how they had to change some of the heroes
for the woke crowd.
But that's what we got, right?
And some TV and film directly referenced the attacks from United 93 and, um,
some of the post 9-11 shows 24.
That was huge at the time,
was criticized for glorifying and legitimizing torture
in the pursuit of counterterrorism.
Not by real Americans, it wasn't.
What the show was,
what the show was criticized for was like,
how about you make it a little more real?
I mean, there were some things in there
that Kiefer was doing that you're like,
that doesn't seem like that could really happen.
But it was huge at the time.
And now we have the, you know, Godzilla and King Godzilla versus Kong.
And we're killing cities.
You don't care.
It doesn't matter.
So we're past that.
Now that's fine.
You want to destroy cities?
That's fine.
Don't worry about it.
But it's been, I was thinking about so much as, so much has happened.
Think of the, just the technology changes alone in the last 12.
20 years where you were at if you're alive, if you were alive.
You know, my daughter was asking me about Afghanistan the other night.
And I was like, well, yeah, I started talking to her.
And then I realized she wasn't alive.
She obviously knows the 9-11 story.
And I don't shield her from watching.
I know we're supposed to shield our kids from watching the devastation.
station of 9-11 with people jumping out of the buildings and our buildings being
intact.
No, that really happened.
We all sat there and watched it in real life.
It was horrific.
That's what pissed us off to begin with.
So I don't feel like I need, I don't look.
Don't look, honey.
That's real life.
Don't look at that.
Look at Lilo and Stitch flying through mountains in a plane.
No.
I mean, she could look at that too.
I don't care.
But she was asking me, so I forget what it was, but I just had it.
I was like, well, the first words out of my mouth,
and what are you stupid?
But then I realized I probably shouldn't say that.
And so I took it back.
I said, sorry, no, I'm just joking.
Dumb.
And then I realized she wasn't even alive.
So so many people, I weren't even alive to feel what America felt like them.
And we've come, in some ways, we've come along.
Well, in all ways we've come a long way.
In some ways, we've, it's been great.
I mean, the technology that we have is outstanding.
But a lot of people now are using that technology for evil.
Some may think it's a problem.
I don't.
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So you know when you see the headline
Scarlett Johansson
replaced by Bree Larson
in a Disney movie
you know that Disney is saying
Hey Scarlett
Remember when you were bitching about
not getting all the money
from the streaming deal
and now you're suing us
and your big mouth and you're moving around
Get out
Have a nice day
We're sick of seeing you
I mean they're just picking a fight
her and I don't think that's a good idea because I'm kind of originally I was kind of on her
side I mean kind of on Disney's side which I know against the big corporation the muckety
mucks and Disney and they're screwing the little guy but she's not really a little guy but she
is in this case you know Disney to me and Disney that's like Disney stepping on a bug but
at least Scarlett is, you know, looked at as a human to Disney.
But they've got to deal with her with this upcoming Tower of Terror, all right, which is
part of she's supposed to produce and star in it.
But now Disney is like, not so fast.
We're thinking about maybe cutting it.
We're not sure what we're going to do.
One of the things we might do is we'll go ahead and let Bree Larson do that whole.
thing and you just hit the bricks
okay take care
and the thing is is that
I don't know if she lets them get away with it
and she shouldn't I know she's pissed about the
streaming deal but I originally
I feel like she should have known
but when you
start reading and seeing what actually
happened and how Disney did it
it was kind of sneaky
the way they did it and to be
fair I feel like they could have
given her
the right cut
and Ben
and said look you know hey we did this
we took it from theaters
we're putting on the streaming
I know your deal with us is
part of the theater
and not the streaming
but because of the pandemic
and all of this well you know
we're going to give you a cut of this as well
and this is what we're going to do
I feel like
you know they could have done that
and maybe they did maybe we'll find out when the wash
comes out maybe they did
and she told him to get bent.
I don't know.
I know the world likes Scarlett Johansson.
I'm not a big fan.
Although, put side by side,
Scarlett Johansson and Bree Larson,
whoof.
You got to go with Scarlett Johansson, right?
Because Bree, man, you want to talk in real life?
And nightmare.
I mean, I like her work.
I like a lot of her work,
but real life,
a nightmare.
and Scarlett is more or less of a nightmare.
So maybe I'm rethinking the whole thing.
Screw Disney!
Bastards!
And then I see Steve Martin doing a tour.
Of course, he's, you know, hawking his new show.
Only murders in the building, which is really good.
I enjoy watching.
It's on Hulu.
And make no mistake, he's doing these tours and he's on with Howard Stern
because Hulu is out promoting the new show.
He didn't, Steve just didn't decide, you know, is Howard on today?
Like every day, I'll stop by and say hello.
No, he's on a promotional tour.
But he told Howard about a story of meeting Elvis Presley.
And it's a really cool story.
He talks about meeting Elvis, and he was going to see Anne Margaret.
And, you know, Elvis and Anne were serious business for quite a while.
So he said it was back in 1971.
Well, I mean Elvis has been dead for 44 years, so it had to have been before that.
And he was backstage and he said, I just opened up for Aunt Margaret and I knew Elvis was coming to see Anne Margaret.
And he says, because they were friends.
Uh-huh.
But, and according to the story, I mean, he brought Priscilla with her.
So this was, this is his way of saying, I'm not really.
and I don't have anything.
We're just friends from the movies, really.
Come on, Priscilla.
You can come to the show with me.
But in real life, oh, yeah.
Just want to see you.
Anyway, so he's backstage.
He knows Elvis is coming.
He says, I leave my door open backstage, hoping to see Elvis.
And he says that I see a beautiful woman walking toward me, and that's Priscilla.
And then Priscilla moves aside and there's Elvis, all in white.
he looked great.
He had a huge buckle.
And Elvis then walked up to him and said,
son, you have an oblique sense of humor.
And Martin says, which is actually pretty accurate.
And that was our bonding moment.
And Elvis said, hey, want to see my guns?
And so they got naked together.
No, that's not the guns Elvis was talking about.
Elvis was talking about his actual guns.
And so he had three guns on him.
And he was very safety conscious.
says Steve.
So eventually I'm holding all three guns.
Elvis is holding 18 bullets.
And he said Elvis had this huge passion for guns.
He was known for giving guns away.
And he was, I mean, I guess he owned about 32 handguns and a shotgun and a machine
gun throughout the course of his life.
I mean, you've got to have something to shoot the TVs out with, right?
And so Ed Steve talks about, you know, loving Elvis and meeting him backstage with
Ann Margaret.
And he's, you know, I'm a fan of the new show.
only murders happen in this building.
I think that's the title of the stupid show.
Only murders in the building is the title of the show on Hulu.
Really good.
I remember because I thought, yeah, it's got Martin Short, who was great.
Selina Gomez, I can't figure out if she's acting bad or bad acting, but she's in it.
That's for sure.
You know, she's okay.
But that leads me into Howard Stern.
Now, I'm a fan of Howard Stern.
You know, Howard is Howard Stern.
my gosh, it's Howard Stern, hello.
But he apparently is being reported that he blasted opponents of the COVID-19 vaccine the other day,
stating that nut jobs are trampling on his freedom to live.
Okay, when are we going to stop putting up with the idiots in this country and just say it's mandatory to get vaccinated?
See, I almost feel like that's when I say, well, that's when I say, well, you can,
shut up and get vaccinated. That's what you
could do. I almost feel
like that's Howard's way of saying,
just shut up and get vaccinated. Not
really meaning it.
You know, meaning the opposite.
So
according to this, he said, I remember when I went to school
you had to get measles vaccine.
You had to get mumps vaccine.
Maybe he means it.
Maybe he means it. Yeah, you know what?
I am sick. I was sick
of people thinking that this is about
freedom and personal choice
because it's not
okay this is about
you
bastard unvaccinated people
that's what this is about
and I'm sick of you
okay I'm sick of you sick of you
sick to I'm almost sick
to death of you
okay
it makes me sick
the way that we're being divided
between the unvaccinated
and the vaccinated
and I got news for you
Mr. President
just as a reminder
we do remember Afghanistan
you're not going to
you're not going to just jump in
and make us forget about Afghanistan
no we remember how much
you bungled that deal
okay this doesn't
you taking away our freedoms
that's one thing okay
but we're not going to forget about Afghanistan
wait does that really work
it just really
makes me angry
I'm going to step back for just a little bit.
Calm down.
I see where, I'll move on.
I'll move on.
I see where in India,
they're going to start delivering vaccines with drones.
Why are we doing that?
Another thing, we don't,
and look, India's got a lot of places that are hard to reach,
so, you know, it's easier just to send in the drones.
But I'm wondering why,
were so concerned about people getting vaccinated.
Why don't we?
He talks about the availability.
He, they talk about the availability.
Why are we not making it available for our doctors to give the shot?
Why do I have to go to Sam's Club or Walgreens?
I know we made the deal with them,
but we should make the doctors.
He told the doctors yesterday to call their patients.
He told the doctors yesterday,
all those bastard unvaccinated patients of yours
and tell them how important it is to get vaccinated
and get them out there to get vaccinated.
That's pretty much, that's darn near a quote from the president.
Why didn't we make that available?
I mean, I guess refrigeration.
Probably you have to keep the vaccine refrigerated
at, you know, minus 8 billion degrees or something
for two days and then take it out
and let it heat up to minus 9.
billion before you shoot somebody in the arm with it?
I don't know.
I guess there was a reason.
But it didn't make any sense to me why my doctor or your doctor wouldn't have it available to you.
But if we're delivering vaccines by drones, I mean, let's pick up the pace here in this country with delivering stuff with drones.
I want stuff delivered to my house now.
When I, Amazon.com, crest toothpaste, I want it at the front.
door that fast. I want the drone. I want it there. I don't want to have to wait two hours.
Since I live in an Amazon hub area, I mean, it'll, it's almost. And it's here, man. So if they, if, if they
have it in their warehouse here, which most of the time they do, it's here. You can have it here
in two hours. Amazon.com, yeah, I need some crest toothpaste. I had to wait one hour and 45
minutes for my toothpaste. I don't want that. This is America. This is still America, isn't it?
You know, that's the question of the day. Started yesterday afternoon for some reason.
This is still America, isn't it? Let me think about that for a little bit. Oh, no, we're done.
I'm done. It's going to take me a long time to think about it. If you're still hanging out with me,
fine. No problem. I appreciate you listening to chewing the fat and everything, but
It's going to take me longer than that amount of time to think if this is still America or not.
So go ahead, get out of here.
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