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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.
Okay, so what is a slow watch?
It's really been bugging me.
I saw an ad.
And it's not one of the social media accounts.
You know, I like the watch ads, so they continue to send me watch ads.
But I saw an ad for a slow watch.
And I'm like, what the heck is a slow watch?
Right.
They're not called short.
bus watches, okay?
They're called slow watches.
And I like, actually, the one is really pretty,
but it got me thinking about, what the heck is a
slow watch? Well, let me tell you.
A slow watch lacks
a seconds or minutes hand, and
instead features a 24-hour dial.
Each tick mark on the dial
represents 15 minutes.
So people should just spend their hours
doing the things they love and enjoy,
not fretting over which minute in the day it is.
Right.
I mean, hello.
So I'm not quite sure I would want a slow watch
because they say, oh, it's 1201 or 1203.
Does it really matter?
It's lunchtime, go to lunch.
In my world, it matters.
In my world, it matters if it's 1159 or 12-201.
I don't know that I could live with a slow watch.
I don't know if I could do it.
So we put the 18 minute together along with the 7-minute together.
You got 22 minutes.
You sell it with 8 minutes of ads.
You got 30 minutes.
Maybe I should have used the slow watch.
I might have been able to figure that out differently.
Welcome to chewing the fat.
So it must be that the same piece.
People that want the slow watch are the people that are napping at work.
So, I mean, there's a new study, of course, from plush beds.
Just five more minutes.
America's napping tendencies survey.
Key takeaways.
Overall respondents believe that the ideal nap lasts 51 minutes.
53% of nappers had received a promotion in the past year
compared to 35% of non-nappers.
68% of respondents admitted to having napped at work before.
Everybody's going, well, yeah, I guess I've napped at work before.
Yeah, I guess I have.
Have you?
Okay, 30% of the respondents believed employers should all.
offer paid nap breaks.
Those 30% are the owners of slow watches.
I guarantee you that.
Now, when you say nap at work, all right?
Now, technically, I have napped at work.
But I'm not working.
I'm not doing my specific task.
That's just, I'm confused, really.
At what time of,
That's just, you can quote me on that.
I'm just confused.
At what time of day are you most likely to nap?
32% early morning.
15% mid-late morning.
20% early afternoon.
19% mid-late afternoon.
Evening, 3%.
Yeah, nobody's taking a nap in the evening.
Because as tired as you are, you know that if you nap,
you're not going to be able to sleep late.
So it's a vicious cycle.
Late night, 11%.
Those are the overnight workers, though.
They're supposed to be doing another round of the warehouse.
Instead, they're don't know.
They wake up at 2.15 and do the 3 o'clock walk around instead of the two.
It's part of that.
All right.
We'll see.
Have you ever napped in any of the following places?
Public transportation, 39%.
Absolutely. I mean, I can say that. I have done that on the, uh, when I took the trains back and forth.
Uh, not so much in the morning because you're up and you're working and stuff, but the afternoon hits.
And I mean, I like work. I like being on the trains because it's your time. I mean, you just put
headphones on. You have your laptop. And it's your time. But there were a number of after afternoons.
Only once did I almost miss getting off the train. And, you know, you do not want to go to the yard.
and the last stop
you know
they want to do not want to go to the yard
and the conductors are usually
they're pretty good they're going through the train
banging on the pipes just to make sure that
you don't want to go to the yard
get the hell up
well there was one afternoon man
I remember
out
I mean
and usually when it come up to the stop
you know okay stop we're here
okay we got to get up
and I hear the digging from the conductor
and the train in front of me
you know just that
quick ding on the pipe
and that's him saying
hey fat man
you still sleeping in the last car
get up
and I mean I woke up and I was like
and I look and I see
the station that we're at is
the last
station the Trenton station
I mean
tumbling stumbling off of that train car
man I do not want to get caught on that bad boy
and have to go to the yard
do you know then you got to
It's a whole process.
I've talked to a couple people that have ended up at the yard,
and it's a process you don't want to be a part of.
Pain in the ass.
But sure, public transportation, yeah, of course.
At the beach, well, I mean, that's, again,
that's almost like public transportation.
You know, you're at the beach and you kind of sleep,
but you kind of don't.
You know, there's only a rare point in time when you're on the beach.
You wake up.
and you've got all your stuff stolen
and there's sand thrown on your feet.
At the airport, same thing, same thing at the airport.
Of course.
Of course, you find the chair
and you fold your arms and you,
and then, you know, you miss your flight.
Highway rest area, yes.
I mean, who hasn't pulled into the rest area to pass out?
That's what they're there for.
The last time, too, by the way,
I broke the law the last time I was at a red stop.
And I hesitate to tell you.
you this but I'm going to tell you that it can be done. We went got into the rest area and everyone
had to use the restroom. The reason we stopped at the rest area wasn't to nap. Okay. So as we're pulling up
and it's busy. I mean this rest area, I don't know what the hell. There was some kind of parade or
something going on because all the parking spaces were filled up. The truck side was full and we're
pull up. The only place is empty. Handicapped.
And my wife was going to drive past the handicaps stall, and I'm like, no?
Pull in.
That's where we're parking.
I'll limp.
I limp anyway.
I've got a bad knee.
Oh, you know, tough.
Or you don't have a handicap tag.
So?
I mean, what are they?
You know, of course.
I mean, I didn't get a ticket that time.
Whishu.
Cab or ride share?
Yeah, no, I've never, I've never slept in a cab.
been a lot of cabs too
when we used to take
some of my favorite moments
are taking the cab in New York
when I would get into the city with Stu
and Dan Andrews and myself
we all took the same usually
every day same train
so if it's a crappy day out we'd catch a cab
from Penn Station
to where our studios were
and so most cabs are
you know two people in the backseat
and they are not crazy about
letting people sit in the front seat, you know, because the cabby's got all this stuff there
stuff.
So you always have, we had our three, and I always looked at the front, you know, I just
tap on that front window.
I'd be so pissed.
I'd be up in the front, jammed into the front.
I'd be holding the cabby's backpack.
Oh, so much fun.
That's fun, though, because then they would end up talking to you.
Public Park, same thing.
You go to the park, you know, maybe put your head down on a picnic table.
You probably don't fall asleep, though.
You know, it's one of those that if you do,
the next thing you know,
the drug dealer's waking you up, kicking you out of the park.
Can you got to leave?
And 10% say none of these.
Okay, you're not living if you haven't done that in some of these, all right?
Current physical health.
Oh, wow, man, great there.
Current happiness, productivity, creativity at work,
current work-life balance.
I don't care about it.
To nap or not to nap?
That's a long survey for these people, man.
They're trying to sell some beds.
benefits of napping at work.
55%
Refreshing.
45% improves mood.
44% reduces stress.
34% increases productivity.
34% increases alertness.
31% improves sleep at night.
31% makes up for poor limited night at sleep.
Oh yeah, you got a bad night sleep.
You've got to get a nap during the day.
28%.
increases creativity.
So you've got a lot of, I mean,
productivity and creativity.
That's working, man.
All right, there was one that I wanted to think about the age groups,
nap room, paid naps, shut up.
Those are the people with the slow watches.
They're taking the slow,
they're taking the short bus.
Would you stop?
That's not even funny.
We're talking about a slow watch.
So anyway, nap at work.
Those are the people right there.
Right there!
Those people.
Those are the people wearing slow watches.
So let's say you're not going to take a nap,
but instead you're going to get in bed with,
you know, multiple dozens of people.
Let's say like, I don't know, 24, 25.
Would it be illegal?
Ha! Not anymore.
Now, New Zealand has their red light, orange light, green light,
go, traffic signals.
COVID plan thing that they do.
And the prime minister, what's her stupid name?
Oh yeah, Jacinda Arden.
I never couldn't remember her stupid name.
She's just as much of a communist
as the rest of them now.
I mean, but hey, hey, lock it down.
Lock it down.
And they seem to have worked in New Zealand
has it as their traffic light system.
But she was on a talk show, one of the New Zealand.
New Zealand's, I don't know, morning little talk show gatherings that they do and they do it so well.
And she was announcing that, yes, orgies can resume.
I can confirm that Tinder liaisons have reopened.
Great news for my friend.
It's not strictly embedded in the traffic system.
But it is a given up to 25, actually, in a reality.
area.
Nice.
Stop.
Stop.
No, we are going no further
on that line of questioning.
We're not going to talk about it anymore.
I don't want to talk about Tinder
liaisons anymore.
So, you know, I guess if you
have been in New Zealand and
you swiped right, I guess nothing
happened because it was
locked down and you couldn't go.
But now the Tinder
liaisons have reopened.
And I'm not really sure it now.
I'm probably not as familiar with Tinder as I should be,
but it would be very different.
I mean, that's a lot of swipe it to get 25 to come into the same room, man.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
And then you got to hope that it all hits, right?
You have to do more than 25.
I mean, that's like the airlines, you're overbooking.
Because you know everybody's not going to show up.
And even if they do like, hey, I swept right, but we're adding, we're adding these four.
Oh, no, she's gone.
We're adding these four.
Oh, he stays.
Okay, that's fine.
Oh, wait.
Anyway, that's good to go.
Orgies are good to go in New Zealand.
So I'm just looking at their red light, green light, orange light plan.
I don't know why I wasn't aware of their traffic light system in New Zealand.
So life at red, workplaces are open.
where appropriate staff may work from home.
Everyone can go to school.
Public health measures will be in place.
Wear a face covering whenever you leave the house.
Keep scanning QR codes and record keeping everywhere you go.
Oh, yeah.
We're on contact tracing for all of it.
And if you step out of your house without a mask,
I'm not sure that they're doing that yet,
but it could be coming.
Make sure you have your own,
your own My Vaccine pass.
ready to be checked. Most places will have the restrictions in place. This is under the life at red.
Keep physically distance where possible. If you have cold or flu symptoms, isolate immediately
and call health care for advice about a test. Do not step out of your house. Get vaccinated if you
haven't already. Being fully vaccinated opens up new freedoms under the COVID-19 protection framework.
How many, what's the percentage of people in New Zealand that haven't been vaccinated?
It's got to be small, right?
93% have been vaccinated.
That's pretty darn good.
Pretty darn good.
Oh, hey, yeah, 86% total doses, so it drops down a little bit.
See people snuck around with just your one.
Can't take you.
So, I mean, it's booster time for everybody.
Get your booster shots.
Make sure you get your booster shots
because you want to be able to travel
and be a part of the human race
if you don't have your booster shots.
So get your booster shots.
Get your booster shots right here.
Booster shots right here.
You know, if you're going to start dating again, though,
if you're going to start swiping right,
you're going to want to know the dating slang words
that you're going to be using
and you're going to want to know what it is, like soft launching.
It's a web turn that means...
So, you know what a soft launch is.
So it's just dating slang for the same thing as a soft launch.
You expect that it's a new relationship.
We'll just, we'll gradually get together.
That's what Tinder is right there, man.
Tinder is a soft launch of a relationship.
Fauciing!
I can think of so many, so many,
I should come up with my own dictionary for these
because I can think of some chewing the fat meanings
behind these words that isn't quite right.
Fauciing is the act of turning down a date
because someone isn't taking the pandemic seriously enough.
Zambying.
I know, zombieing.
Okay, you've heard of ghosting,
you know, the phenomenon in which someone abruptly ends all context.
with no explanation.
But when someone who ghosted you
suddenly comes back around,
zombieing.
Woke fishing
happens when some...
Again, I'm already coming up with definitions
that probably are not right.
The term is modeled after cat fishing.
You know what cat fishing is
when someone assumes a false identity person...
But woke fishing happens when someone
portrays themselves as more progressive than they are.
Yeah, because that happens all the time.
Man, usually on social media in order to impress others
or simply because they aren't as well-versed on the issues
as they believe themselves to be.
Yeah, that's woke fishing right there.
Benching.
I just want to leave these alone.
I don't even want to tell you what they really mean
because I want them to mean other things.
Benching is
You know, you know
Athletes get benched
That means they get taken from the game
But the practice of keeping a potential
Romantic partner
On hold
In case others don't work out
Yeah
Orbiting
It just I'll be with you
I still got you
I still got you babe
We'll do lunch
Next week
Call me
Orbiting
God
Thank you
Yeah no
If you've got some of the
that's benching, you're not taking them to space.
That's not happening.
Orbiting.
Tomorrow I may give you the real definitions of these
and not these made-up ones that they're actually saying.
Orbiting is the new ghosting.
When someone breaks off all contact with a person,
they were dating in real life,
but they continue following that person on social media
and interacting with their posts and content.
That's orbiting.
And cuffing.
All right.
I mean, how can I even,
how can I do this legitimately
without actually telling you what they mean?
So it's cuffing season.
That's a period.
I know.
Thank you.
Oh, yeah.
You know, it's cuffing season, baby.
I know.
I sweat right
Now it's all you
We're going to start orbiting in a second
All right
Stop
So cuffing obviously is
You know when people get into a relationship
Over the holidays
And you get in a relationship over the holidays
Up to
you know like Valentine's Day
And then you're like
I've had enough of this bitch
Could not take her anymore
Or you know obviously
It could be her.
I've had enough of this, him.
That guy, he's got to go.
I mean, that's cuffing right there.
Are there's pocketing and breadcrumbing?
I can't.
I can't.
Let's go to the break room.
I can't.
I can't do it.
If I do any more, breadcrumming.
Now, you know, you know that it doesn't have anything to do with how I would tell you what
what breadcumming is.
So breadcrumming is leading someone.
on. If someone is breadcrumbing you, it happens via text or social media. They engage in occasional
chats and messages, and they might even flirt, but they don't intend to actually pursue a relation.
They spit on you in real life. They're just teasing you. That's breadcrumming. Oh yeah, I don't like that.
What about pocketing? I mean, I can think of what pocketing would be in my world, but that's when
people are in a new relationship.
They want to shout it out from the rooftops.
Do they?
But that's not the case with pocketing.
Pocketing means keeping someone, thank you.
You're dating separate.
Right.
That's the way life is.
Yeah.
Aren't we dating?
Sure we are, baby.
Sure we are.
Just stand over there for right now until, you know,
I don't want to walk in with you, all right?
Are you seeing anyone?
Uh, yeah, sure.
Yeah.
Uh,
I was her.
Oh, you guys are a couple?
Hey.
I mean, yeah, I guess.
But just, you know,
keep it on the old down low, okay?
All right, let's go to the break room.
I need something cold to drink desperately.
Oh.
Oh my gosh. So good.
So we're in the break room and I might as well, you know, we got to do some entertainment news, right?
I mean, that's what the break room is all about.
So let's talk about Billy Ely, shall we?
She was on Howard Stern.
And of course, anytime they have a young hipster on Howard Stern,
and we've got to promote it everywhere.
So she talked about if she weren't vaccinated, she would have died when she got COVID.
And she talked about.
Porn is a disgrace.
She says watching porn had destroyed her brain.
And she can't believe what it's done to her.
I know, right?
She said the few times,
this is Billy Aylish talking now,
the few times I had sex.
I was not saying no to things that were not good.
I was not saying no to things that were not good.
I believe you could quote her on that.
Billy Elish, the few times I had sex,
I was not saying no to things that were not good.
Huh.
It was because I thought that's what I was supposed to be attracted to.
Okay.
That's great.
Did you know that Porn Hub has been,
been viewed over 1.2 billion minutes this past year.
And that, with a pandemic on,
and that with also with, you know,
they were the credit card companies pulling out their business,
making people use crypto and other forms of payment.
I guess you drive up to the Pornhub window and you pay cash.
I think that's how it works.
You drive up.
Pornhub's got drive-thrus all over America.
and you just pull up and pay cash.
Wait, you're paying for a pub?
I didn't say I was.
I'm saying people are.
But that's a good point too.
1.2 billion minutes.
So what do you figure?
A couple hundred thousand paid?
All right?
Maybe.
I mean, really.
1.2 billion minutes.
How many minutes were you responsible for?
That's my question.
And does it count?
Do they rack it up?
And I'm not saying I'm familiar with the site,
but I had a friend tell me
that if you get whatever you choose
whatever category you want
and then they bring up
and they took a hit on videos too
they had to pull out a ton of videos
that were, you know,
I don't know, using illegal people,
whatever. I don't know what the problem was
but they had to pull them off.
some kind of legal thing
who knows
but they took a hit there too
so but if you pick a category
whatever that category is
sheep
just for an example
don't look at me like that
it's not my category I just pulled one out of the air
so
seriously
I'm not telling you my categories
I mean my friends categories
so
don't
seriously
now
Thank you.
So you pick a category
and they give you a list of videos
and you scroll through, one would
scroll through the videos so I'm told.
So if you are just scrolling
through those videos,
I guess that's just time on the porn hub's
main site, right?
But if I were to click on a video,
you know, Dan's Barn,
whatever video that was,
No, I'm in the sheep category
I mean I guess that could be
Anyway, if I click on that video
And not download it
But I just click on it so it focuses on that video
Does that count toward the 1.2 billion minutes?
I'm just asking, I don't know
I don't know I'm just saying
That's what Pornhub was
You know, they released their streaming data
And you know
It was good news
for Pornhub.
There's a whole...
We have to break down the...
The number one,
the most popular search term in America.
Hentai!
Is that how you say that?
H-E-N-T-A-I?
Is that how you say that?
Amorphophalus.
Yeah, that category was number one in America.
That's cartoon.
I know.
We're doomed.
We're doomed if cartoons are number one.
So, romance, cartoon number one.
Hentai.
Hentae.
Yeah, that's a.
Romance, group sex, fitness,
swapping, round out the top five.
Wow.
I don't want to break down anymore because it'll.
And Tinder, speaking.
didn't just settle the lawsuit with their people.
Like $441 million.
I mean, the settlement claim after,
I love this part of the trial that was going on.
I didn't even, I forgot that this trial was going on.
Oh, so many trials are going on.
My gosh, the courtrooms are packed.
So one of the final comments the jury was left with
when plaintiff's lawyers played a deposition of Jeffrey's banker
Jeffries is the Tinder guy
detailing how he had supposedly
asked former Match Group CEO
Greg Blatt for supplemental information
on Tinder's valuation process
and Blatt, the CEO of Match Group,
told him with all due respect,
you can go fuck yourself.
That is awesome.
Now he denies that.
Oh, okay.
So they, now,
have a settlement to all these people.
So it was $441 million.
The early employees had reached a settlement
because they were supposed to get a better deal
with the stock and the valuation of the company
and they tried to undercut them with money.
Eh, no.
After the jury trial and after the,
I'll do respect, you can go fuck yourself.
After that comment in court,
maybe we ought to, you know,
we ought to just work out a deal and settle with these people, okay?
All right, let's go ahead and do that.
And, oh my gosh, we are starting down a road.
I don't think we need to be starting down, okay?
I know that you've got your podcast, Holly Madison.
Okay, I know you've got your little girl next door podcast, whatever it is,
your little stories of Hugh and the Playboy Mansion and the bunnies.
but now you're starting to besmirch the legend that is Hugh Hefner.
And that will not stand.
Okay?
That will not stand.
She claims now,
he took explicit pictures of her and other girls,
non-consensual.
First of all, you're with Hugh Hefner.
He has a camera.
You've given consent.
period.
I close, Your Honor,
I have no more questions.
We're done.
We're done here.
You might as well shut this courtroom down
because I won't have it.
I won't have it.
You're not going to be Smurge the great Hugh Hefner.
You just won't.
Plus it gives me a chance to do my favorite Hugh Hefter joke.
You know how everybody says,
oh, after they die?
Oh, he's in a better place.
I didn't say that about Hugh.
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So yesterday I talked about how Pfizer was buying that
bowel company.
You know, they're making the new bowel
medicine. Well, it's
the disease
that the treatment
is focusing on is affecting
stomach and intestine.
And they spent
6.7 billion,
or they're going to spend
$6.7 billion in cash.
Okay.
6.7 billion
in cash.
Right.
And just a little over a month ago,
they decided that they needed to expand the treatment pipeline.
So they acquired the Immuno-oncology Company,
Trillium Therapeutics.
Now Trillium isn't quite up to the bowel movement 6.7,
billion in cash.
They're only getting 2.2.2.2 billion dollars.
I would say that the pandemic has been very good to Pfizer.
Very good to Pfizer. Holy cow. I mean,
did I mention that they're spending $6.7 billion in cash?
What are they drug lords?
Wait, it doesn't make any sense
because that's exactly what they are.
Huh, weird how it happens.
Amacron, Ammocrat.
Amacron.
Omicron.
And now it counts for 3% of the sequenced COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
I like how we're actually knocking that down now.
The sequenced COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
And is expected to keep.
spreading beyond the 33 states.
It's already been found in the CDC said,
Delta still remains the dominant variant, though,
making up 96% of the sequenced cases in the country.
Cornell closing its campus in Hithica, New York,
moving all of its final exams online
after observing the rapid spread of COVID-19
among the student body.
Apple mandating Apple the almost 3 trillion
dollar company now
mandating the shoppers wear masks
at its stores nationwide.
UK, lightening the load a little bit,
relaxing travel ban a little bit,
11 countries from Southern Africa
going off the travel list.
Yay!
Yay! There's no point in banning
travel when Amacron
is already here.
Kind of a good point.
Professional leagues
NBA, NBA, NHH,
English Premier League,
postponed games in recent days
due to COVID outbreaks.
37 NFL players
have tested positive for COVID
the highest single day.
This past Monday they tested positive.
The highest single day
total since the pandemic began.
And the league is now requiring
coaches and some other staff
to get booster shots
by the 27th of this month.
Not the players.
yet. You know, and most of the players
are all vaccinated. I mean, most of the players
are vaccinated, right? Unless the
ones that haven't
duped the NFL.
Like, what's his face?
You know, I never got into that story, but
that story pisses me off.
You know, what's his face from Tampa?
He lied
about being vaccinated.
And it was his cook
that sold him out. And then his
cook is now suing him
for money that he didn't get paid.
Uh, take a hike.
That's ridiculous.
Anyway, it's just a side note.
And I don't have all the facts in front of me because I, I just remember that I wanted to talk about it and I never did.
So did I mention that Pfizer was going to spend $6.7 billion in cash?
That's just incredible to me.
Does somebody have like a hundred bucks like a loan me or something?
there's got to be a
backpack with some cash along the side of the road
or
a brink's truck flies open
on the highway right
that's why
the lottery still exists
to give people like me hope
hope that one day
you two will win
10 bucks
and I've only spent, you know,
six to ten bucks a couple times a week
and you finally won ten bucks.
Keep giving you hope, though, for the big one.
Just enough.
Just enough.
You know, like the powerball drawing
that's going to happen tonight across the country
that's worth 300.
$333 million.
I mean,
cash payout,
I'm gone.
Have a nice day.
And then Friday, if you miss the
Powerball, let's say you do.
Let's say you're just one of the
you unlucky losers
that don't get the Powerball that win
$10 instead of the $330 million.
You got the Mega Millions on Friday.
The Mega Millions is up to
160 million.
Again, though, even with
160 million,
cash payout, I'm gone.
I history.
Cash payout for 160 million.
What do you get?
50 million, maybe?
After taxes, you're walking away with 50 million?
I mean, it's, I know it puts you in a different
tax bracket. I get it.
I mean, I guess you'd still be okay.
But it wouldn't be as good as the
$150 million from the Powerball.
I'll tell you that.
Because it's $333 million.
Cash payout is $240 million.
Taxes.
And you might walk away with $200 million.
$180 million.
Okay.
I mean, let's just think about this for a second.
$180 million.
What are you doing with it?
What are you doing with your $180 million?
You set up all the kids.
You set up all the kids.
Trust funds.
Now you have to do.
do you have to set them you have to set the kids in their own lottery now you have to set them up
what are you succession all of a sudden great episode this past week too in succession if you haven't
seen it awesome man make your own pile kids are pissed dad's kicking them out awesome
well what are you going to do with an extra five billion just keep it on your shelf yeah
awesome anyway so you get about 180 million i mean you got to set up to kids right you
send of the kids trust funds, you've got $180 million.
So the kids could get
5 mil each.
5 mil each.
Yeah, so
you know, you got the grandkids.
If you have grandkids, my wife does.
I don't.
But if you have to take care of the
grandkids, you can set them up with a
mill each just to shut them up.
I gave you something. Leave me alone.
And set those up in trust funds
so they can't mess with it.
and then you've got to put some cash aside so you're good right so when you're done throwing dollar bills on the dance floor as some people might do not me no way am i going to a strip club with you know a couple hundred thousand that would just be dumb but if you were to do that you'd want to set some
some aside just to make sure that it was good,
that you were good.
And then you got to get some property.
Then you got to get some property,
and you got to get the leave me the Ephalon sign,
and you're good.
Then you're good.
And you get a nice little condo on the beach,
so you can, you know, it's good weather.
You go down to the beach.
Yeah, well, condo, you buy a lot.
Because, look, that's where people make the mistake.
They want to buy the mansion.
That's upkeep, man.
I mean, you buy it.
Yeah, that's why I won the lottery.
I know, but you don't want the money to go away.
You just don't.
You don't want to lose it.
There's plenty of lotto guys walking around on the street that won the lotto.
They've got, you know, too big for their britches.
And, you know, the 20 to 40,000 a month upkeep on the mansion doesn't seem like much when you got $180 million.
But that's every month, baby.
Jose wants his money for trimming the hedges
And the pool guy Billy
Wants his money for keeping the pool clean
And taking care of the wife
I mean keeping the pool clean
And the tennis pro wants his money too
Everybody wants their cut
And those are monthly fees man
And they add up
And if you don't have it
Bye bye
Well nice day
There's plenty of guys selling their mansions on that
All right
I'm not going to win the stupid thing anyway
Good luck to you though
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Hey, congratulations to my man, O.J. Simpson,
my main man, the juice.
is now completely free man.
That's right, baby.
O.J. Simpson is 74 years old now.
Wow.
So he's off parole.
Everything's done.
He's a free man.
Good to go.
Living in the great state of Nevada.
Playing some golf.
Doing a little fantasy football.
Love him.
I want to talk to O.J. Simpson.
on this podcast, so bad.
I want to talk to the juice, man.
That guy has had a fascinating life.
And think of, I mean, it's been,
and it's another lifetime ago,
the O.J. Simpson trial.
And it was all consuming, man.
The world was not, I mean,
these trials that we have today
that we think we're all consuming,
not like that, man.
Now,
maybe some of the violence afterwards
and during,
tend to be a part of that, but, you know,
we're not talking about that.
Don't worry about that.
Anyway, he's a free man.
O.J. He's off parole.
Good for him.
Good for him.
I think he still has the big lawsuit with the Goldman's, though.
The Goldman's, for some reason, do not like O.J.
I know.
But he was supposed to pay them a bunch of money from the civil suit.
And I think he's paid.
I think he has paid them some money, like 100 grand or something.
Yeah, $132,000.
So they have got a lot of money.
I mean, they haven't got a lot of money out of the deal
because originally he was ordered to pay $33.5 million.
So $132,849.
$153 is a little bit under $33.5 million.
and I think now
he's, I think
with however they've worked it out
he's supposed to owe them like over 70 million or something
and but he, you know, he's broke.
He doesn't have any money.
You know, except for some of the other money that he gets.
I mean, that's why he got in trouble the last time
about breaking into that guy's room.
Well, he had a gun.
He wasn't supposed to have a gun.
That was a bad move.
But the guy was selling O.J. paraphernalia.
and that's where OJ was making his cash on the sly on the, you know, on the back end,
so that he wasn't having to pay out the front end to the Goldman's
and everybody else that he owes money to.
Because nobody can touch the NFL money, right?
He's got the pension through the NFL, and that, nobody touches that.
He gets that no matter what.
So, and he gets whatever they pay him for OJ, whatever he gets for being OJ,
they're supposed to pay him.
and that's it.
You know, and we're talking about OJ making money,
and we talked about, you know,
the possible ways you could make money
by winning the lotto.
Or, I don't know,
tell Pfizer that you've come up
with some new butt pill,
and they might give you some cash.
Yeah, you know, Pfizer, the bowel.
I know you just guys spent $6.7 billion
in cash on the bowel company.
The bowel problem,
shoot company.
But, okay, well, that's what I was going to.
Okay, so now there's a reality star.
TV reality star.
All right, she claims that she's making $50,000 a week by selling...
I don't know if she goes that far.
But she sells her flage flagellants to strangers.
She's got a video detailing her, you know, hustle and boasts a whopping 6.6 million views.
She thought, I thought farts were super niche.
But also something fun, quirky and different.
Uh, yeah, hello.
I guess she was on 90-day fiancé, which who doesn't watch that?
I mean, come on, that's a, that's a good.
Don't look at me like, oh, I watch 90-day.
Fianza, it's great on YouTube.
I watch it all the time.
So she started her own YouTube channel,
and she's written books and founded her own
X-rated subscription site called
Unfiltered.
Un-F-I-L-U-N-F-I-L-T-R-D.
U-R-D.
I'm just writing that dialogue to get things straight.
You know, I don't have to go searching with Unfiltered.
Working on my own adult-friendly platform these past few months
has made me very aware of the different types of niches and markets that are out there.
Over the years, I've gotten a few messages from men and women
wanting to buy my worn bras, panties, hair, bath.
Now, eventually, I turned to selling my jarred farts on the platform.
It'd be a hilarious publicity move
And it would get a lot of people's attention
Now she's turning into a fortune
Now she's turned it into a fortune
Okay
I think I can
I'm going to let you slide on the worn bras
I'm going to let you slide on the worn panties
I'm going to let you slide on the hair
I'm even going to let you slide on the bathwater,
but I'm not going to let you slide
I'd buy the jars of farts.
If she's selling
$50,000 a month,
that might be all the material, though.
I mean, that might be everything, right?
All the behind the scenes,
all of that stuff, plus the fart in a jar, right?
Today, if you go ahead and submit it.
subscribe to unfiltered, you're going to get me in the bedroom and me in the bathroom,
and I'll send you the jar.
I mean, maybe that's it.
I may have to go see if I, you know, I don't know if she gives you a free 30 days or not.
Let's check it out.
Wow, if she's making $50,000 a cash a month doing that, I have.
That's depressing.
That's depressing.
I mean, I could be depressed over not winning 33 million from Powerball,
but, you know, you know the odds are not forever in your favor.
You know that.
But if people are making $50,000 a month,
$50,000 a month.
And they're selling in a jar.
not only are we doomed
I'm depressed
oh that can't be
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