Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 783 | Are You Positive?

Episode Date: January 12, 2022

Let’s see how this goes… Some covid highlights: Omicron is everywhere / airlines and hospitals / home tests / mom puts kid in trunk / mask looks stupid… Recalls: Ground Beef and Salads… Oscars will have a host or hosts… Who Died Today: Bob Saget / Robert Durst / Magawa… Ron White retiring… Banking overdraft fees… Subscribe to the YouTube Channel… Subscribe www.blazetv.com/jeffy / Promo code jeffy… Email [e-mail] World Economic Forum, Global Risk Report… The Great Reset / www.glennsnewbook.com Women on coins… Mr. Baldwin says he’ll comply… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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who sent messages on social media, on email, on text messages, all of it. Thank you so much for your well wishes and prayers. They were felt. I appreciate it. This is day five after testing positive.

So I'm technically still positive for COVID-19. Don't get too close to the microphone. The air could breathe through the podcast onto you. Is that possible? And so we'll see how it goes. The first couple days were out of control rough. And good news is that I'm feeling better, but my wife just tested positive.

So there's that. Yay! And so we'll see. Later today, if you follow me on my social media accounts, you'll know whether I test positive or negative. I'm going to go for a test on day five. As the quarantine still continues, I mean, you're on, you know, a lockdown at least five days after testing positive.

Those are the rules. That's COVID protocols. I got it. I'm following the rules. So we'll see how that turns out. Thank you so much for all the well wishes and prayers. I really appreciate it. I'll try to get through chewing the fat today.

Should be fine, I guess. I mean, welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. So it does appear as though Omnachron is making its way through the world. Everyone will have it at one point or another. Let's just hope that it isn't as serious for as many people as the other variants have been. I mean, thousands of employees at the airlines are out with COVID. They're now telling people at the hospital,

hey, I know you've got COVID, but we need your help. The ones that we didn't fire, yeah, we want you to continue to work. That'll be fine. We have, we know that the COVID home tests now, which are like, 25 bucks for two at, you know, that's what I paid, which is, you know, you get two of the Binax now COVID-19 tests for 25 bucks, so 12 bucks each are going to be covered, I guess, by health insurers. So if you have insurance, good, you're going to get COVID-19 tests, I guess like eight per month. So that's good news. There's plenty of free places to get a

test around thanks to the government, which is wonderful. I mean, they're doing a bang-up job on making sure that everyone is able to get your test. See, that's why, I mean, I really didn't want a test. I mean, I know you got a test. You have to. I know that. But I just didn't want to know. You know, I mean, I knew, but I didn't want to know.

You could quote me on that. I knew, but I didn't want to know. And so, you know, when it came back positive, I know, I got it. I knew it was. But I just didn't want to know. And now that I know, you got to do something about it, right? You have to. It's just the way it is.

I know. We had the one teacher in Texas here putting her kid in the trunk because he's got COVID-19. Mom, come on now. I know people are trying to say that she's, a wonderful teacher and we love her but she was at a local drive-through testing site and she had her kid in the trunk and now she's being charged with endangering a child yeah no kidding he's in the trunk of a car i realize that you know everything kids probably fine in the trunk right i mean cool among us hasn't gone for a ride in the trunk of a car every now and then

But I'm just saying, come on, mom, what kind of parent really? Are you that really? Are we considering you a great teacher because you're such a great parent that you love your kids so much that you put them in the trunk of your car because he tested positive for COVID-19? No, thanks. You're the mom. You're supposed to be okay with that. Just really, really weird. And for once, for once.

And I really despise this. But I agree with our president, Joseph Robert Biden. I know. He's having a good day. So he's out talking to the press outside on the lawn in D.C. And he's got the mask pulled down below his mouth. And you know how stupid that looks on people? It doesn't have anything to do with wearing a mask.

I don't want to get into the masks or stupid argument with this. He's going to wear one, period. That's just the way it is. We know that. But we all agree that these people on TV that have the mask down underneath their chin, it's hanging off their ear, looks stupid. And he admits that as he's beginning to talk to the press. I've been able to do, as I'm able to just look stupid.

I've been able to generate significant federal help. Yeah, and he takes it off, which is good. And he is happy. and that he's able to generate significant federal help, which, by the way, Doni, I hope, that's another agonizing part of the story as well. But I will say that I finally agree with our president, Joe Biden. It did and does look stupid hanging down your face like that, Joe.

Yeah, I will say the one effect that the Amacron or the COVID-19 had on me is that my voice is okay. but when I start getting animated, it starts going off again and getting bad. So I'm going to try to be, you know, less animated with my voice. Because if I start getting excited, that could happen.

So I don't want that to happen at all. While we were down for the count, or at least I was. And I got messages from a whole bunch of people who have had it or have just had. it just got it just tested positive all the tricks of what medicine to take what medicine not to take who to call where to call i appreciate it thank you very much it means it meant a lot it meant a lot i really do appreciate it but we had recalls i mean what is happening sure inflation ah whatever

so what at least it was only like seven percent right just the highest level that it's been since 1982. Nah, don't worry about it. So what? It's only cost you in you an extra five grand so far a year. That's all, though. And on top of grocery shelves, you know, being thin due to shipping delays and product displacement.

Yeah. Well, there's also recall displacement, which is thousands right now, a couple big recalls happening, thousands of pounds of ground beef, sold at major retailers, recalls because of E. coli contamination. Well, possible E. coli contamination. Are you willing to take a shot? Yeah, maybe.

Interstate meat distribution incorporated a Klexmus Oregon establishment is recalling approximately 28,000 356 pounds of ground beef products that may be contaminated with E. coli. You know, that's what the U.S. DA has said, hey, the raw ground beef items were produced on December 20th. The product subject to recall and the labels can be viewed on their website, no problem.

The items were shipped to retail locations in Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Plenty of other states not mentioned there have good ground beef. So if you live in those other states, don't worry about it. You're fine. And you're probably fine in those states that I mentioned. But be careful. Be careful, okay?

Now, if you are concerned about an illness, you should contact your health care provider. And you know what happens with E. coli? Yeah. Dehydration, bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramps, abdominal. Addomin, I can't even see what I mean. That's COVID. I can't speak COVID. Abdominal cramps, two to eight days.

only three to four days on average. Yeah, so if you have it two to eight days, you're anywhere in that window, you're fine. Okay, if you experience these symptoms, don't forget, contact your medical, professional, all right? We also have a huge recall of, and this is sad. I don't know how I'm going to get by, is dull, fresh vegetables is a new salad recall.

Wait, what? I'm not going to be able to get my dull salad? No, say it isn't so. Yes, possible listeria contamination. I know. So they're recalling the salad mixtures containing iceberg lettuce that were produced at their facilities in Springfield, Ohio, and Soledad, California. The recall was issued after.

There's some equipment used to harvest the iceberg lettuce, tested, and found to contain Listeria. Ah. Oh. So products being recalled include the Dole-branded mixed salads, which is, I mean, who doesn't love that, as well as salads produced under different brand names, including market side, President's Choice, Kroger, and Little Salad Bar. The products to recall from Springfield, Ohio facility,

they have the product codes and the California, they give all the product codes that you can find on the website. Now, the list of states where the salads are sold, really they should just give you a list of the states that they're not sold in. There's a whole, I think there's like 36 states that they're sold in. So if you, you know, if you live in a state that is in Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota,

Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Dakota, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, Oklahoma, Oregon, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. And I think I said South Dakota, but it meant North Dakota. So if you're in a state that I didn't mention, you should be fine. Have your dull salads. 72 varieties of packaged salads are included in the recall. So the FDA says throw them away. Um, how about take them back and get a refund? Please, that would be fine. And don't forget, it wasn't that long ago that Dole recalled some 180 variety packaged of salads.

So Dole is, uh, man, they need to clean the machines. And plus, it's just another excuse to, you know, not eat salad. Okay, I'm in. Let's go to the break room, shall we? I need desperately need something cold to join. shrink under this COVID protocol window. It really seriously is good. So we found out that I guess so far the Oscars are still on for March 27th of this year

at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood televised live coast to coast on ABC. The nominations are due February 8th. So we have that to look forward to. But we don't know if we're going to have a host. According to the latest news from the Academy and Motion Picture Arts and Scientists, they will have a host, or maybe hosts, plural. You know, we had Kimmel do the last out of, Kimmel did 17 and 18, and Hart was supposed, Kevin Hart was supposed to do the 2019,

eh, no, but some old tweets resurface, so we can't have him host an award show because of an old tweet. So we'll see what happens. They claim that they're going to have a host. The announcement came from Crager, which president, Hulu Originals and ABC Entertainment. That's a good gig. And Craig, you need to call me because I've got some really good ideas for you.

And you know what I'm why? Speaking of that, I watched while I was, you know, down for the count, I watched a number of things, got caught up on a few shows. But I watch Old Guard again on Netflix. I like that show. and that show is set up for some great series afterwards. And we continue the movie, right? They end it with,

they end it so you could continue the movie as is because the one lady comes back, the crazy lady comes back, or you could go on and make it into just a series and show them saving different lives, right? It was just, anyway, Craig, call me. We've got some, you know, some idea. I know your Hulu and ABC and Old Guard was Netflix, but we'll work out something, okay?

No problem. We'll get to you. No problem. Anyway, good news that, yay, the Oscars, we can't have the Oscars without a host that just couldn't happen. Right? Right. Okay, so, oh man, who died? Who died today?

Seems like forever since we last talked. Okay, so sure. we had Bob Sagitt passed away. They found him inside an Orlando hotel room. Very sad. He was 65. I see where they're not even going to know the cause of death

for, it may take the corner 10 to 12 weeks. 10 to 12 weeks? Come on now. They already said that there was no really look of foul play, no drugs or anything. The way he was sitting in the room looked like it was a heart attack. you know, it takes the corner 10 to 12 weeks in Orange County to complete.

Come on now. I mean, at least, I mean, the TV show will get it done in 55 minutes. You know what, I'll give you a couple hours. Let's wrap this thing up. Let's go. 10 to 12 weeks, man. They need to, man, there must be some COVID issues in Orange County coroner's office. And we had Robert Durst die.

The real estate tycoon died from a car. cardiac arrest while he was serving his life sentence for murder. But first and foremost, the who died today is Magawa, the African giant pouched rat. You remember Magawa. We talked about Magawa when he received a Medal of Honor for his mind-clearing work in Cambodia. Yes, we got him. Yeah, well, they made him retire and then he died. So Almagwa got his gold medal, and he helped locate over, you know,

100 landmines and other explosives for deactivation. It said that he could clear a tennis size area in about 20 minutes. And, you know, he was trained with Apopo. I know. I know. That's the place where they train him. Apopo. It's these people who train rodents to sniff mines.

Anyway, he was born in Tanzania, and they trained him, and he's estimated 6 million landmines exist in Cambodia. Wow. That's pretty amazing. So, you know, sad. So they, apparently he's been, you know, he was playing with his usual enthusiasm that Magawa had, And then this last weekend, he started to slow down.

And he napped more and he showed less interest in food. Then he died. Oh, no. So we lost Magua. Very sad. You know, the thing is, is that I read this and I'm thinking, why did they make him retire? You know, he was slowing down. Okay.

So it took him what? 30 or 40 minutes to clear a tennis court size area. Keep working. Keep him. That was his purpose in life. You took his purpose away. Instead, he's just in his little Magawa cage running around his little treadmill, trying to pretend like he's having fun when he could be out sniffing landmines.

That's a, don't retire. I mean, he retired in June, and he just died. Six months later, he's dead, sad. Don't retire. Keep working. Speaking of that, I see where Ron White, the comedian, is talking about retiring. He claims this is his last year. He did an interview saying, yeah,

you know what, this is the last year. It's time for me to put it down. I got a big year coming and then that'll be it. Okay. He claims I'm in a good place in my life and comfortable with my decision. I think I need to send Rob the story of Magawa, the mind-sniffing rat, forced into retirement and then dead six months later. Ron, don't retire, bro.

Okay, don't do it. So he's living down in Austin. He's made a bunch of money. I mean, his blue comedy, when he, the, Jeff Foxworthy, Blue Collar Comedy Tour was so good. I met them all on the Blue Collar Comedy Tour. We had them, you know, talked to him, interviewed him, met him all, went to the shows,

and then Ron and Larry the Cable Guy, you know, did some separate tours, really funny, and had fun interviews with them. Just going to be, it's sad. I'm going to have to try to talk to Ron. Maybe that's what he wants. He'll make a bunch of money this year, and then he'll go down.

He lives in a house. Austin now, I guess. So he's just hanging out in Austin and, you know, loving Texas. So he's a Texas boy. So, okay, good to go. But Ron, don't forget the story of Magawa, the mind-sniffing rat. You could go down at any minute, bro. Don't retire.

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So I'm guessing this is good news. I mean, it sounds good on the surface. So Bank of America has decided to make life, according to them, a little less difficult for account holders, without, you know, big piles of cash, they're going to reduce overdraft fees from $35 to $10. Okay.

They're also scrapping a $12 non-sufficient funds fee for bouncing a check or making an automated overdraft and will eliminate transfer fees for its overdraft protection service. So we'll see. Capital One announced last month, that it was eliminating overdraft fees altogether. PNC Bank introduced a 24-hour grace period on overdraft penalties.

I mean, that comes, and then J.P. Morgan said, now, you know what, we're going to increase our charge. Yeah, we used to charge five bucks. Yeah, no, we're going to make it 50. Yeah, we're going to charge more. Okay, I mean, no, all right, no problem. I hate overdraft fees. Well, Jeff, just don't overdraft then, okay?

All right, it's just that simple. That is free freaking money for the bank. It's damn near criminal the way they do it sometimes. And I know, it's not, you know, I should be, you know, you have to follow, you know, I don't know, don't spend the money if you don't. But the new way it works, we've been over this a few times on this show. It just drives me crazy. Another thing that they like to do.

All right, so this is where they, you know, this is free money to them. It's just free money. All right, just as an example. Let's say you have it set up in your bank account to automatically throw money on a certain date into a savings account. Okay. Now, that savings account is a separate account inside the same, obviously, banking system that you have. All right.

So, but you have it set up so that it's there. It's separate, but it's part of the part of what you're seeing. Now, if you were to overdraft the account that that money comes from, they don't pull it from that account. You have to move it yourself. Okay. So, all right. So no problem. So now, let's say that by automatically moving the amount from your, let's say, checking account, your main account into your savings account, throws your checking account into a negative number, right?

Okay. So now, instead of saying, oh, no, we're only going to take what doesn't throw you into negative, or because it throws you into negative, we are not going to take the money out until you make it. So it's not negative. Or they say, or they, you know, you just, they just alert you and say, hey, this, this particular withdrawal through you into a negative. Do you want to move the money back? Nope, they just charged you an overdraft fee because you're in the negative. But they're the ones. It's just amazing to me. That's just free money. It's criminal what they do.

So it's good. And you know what? It is good news that they're eliminating these fees. And so we'll see. I know that, you know, there might be regulation coming that the banks are trying to avoid from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. But we'll see what happens with that. I mean, according to this report,

overdraft fees, all right? Banks make $15.5 billion a year on these charges. 80% of that $15.5 billion comes from just 9% of customers who get dinged repeatedly. So 80, man, that's a small amount of people giving the bank a lot of friends a lot of money. It's criminal. Criminal. I'm glad they're taking care of it now that I'm thinking about it.

Because we've talked about it before. You know, back in the day when you could, it's called floating a check. Do you mean spending money you don't have? Yeah, kind of. So if you knew your paycheck was going to go into the account on, let's say, Tuesday, but you needed some money on Monday. So you write a check and you get cash for, that check on Monday, but the place that you wrote the check at doesn't put your check into their system until late Monday night. And it doesn't even goes to their bank, and then it gets to your bank. So it doesn't even get to your bank until Wednesday or Thursday. And by that time, you have money in the

account to cover that check. Apparently, that's, you know, they wanted to get around that floating check system. So now when you, and we've talked about it before. So if you, if you swipe your card, they don't take the money out of your account, but they hold it. All right? So you still technically have it in your account, but not really. They, it's still in your account because the company that you swiped your card at, no matter what the company is, has to ask the bank for the money. All right?

So if I spend, you know, it's 10 bucks at Walgreens. And so in my bank account, it says 10 bucks. Walgreens, but it doesn't show that it's taken the 10 bucks out of my account because Walgreens hasn't asked for the money. But the bank is just waiting for them to ask for the money. And so it's making you think because they can't, they can't take the money out of your account, but they can't pretend like it's not there. And so you have available balance as just, you know, what happened to Why can't you float checks anymore? That's the real question, damn it.

Oh, oh, no. Oh, oh, no. I almost went off the deep end there. Oh, man. Okay, I've got to settle down. I can't get animated. Okay, I've got to calm down. All right?

So let's just remind you that you can follow me on Twitter at Jeffrey JFR, on Getter at Jeffey JFR. Facebook and Instagram is Jeff Fisher Radio. You can follow me on YouTube. Chewing the Fat at YouTube. You can email me chewing the fat at the blaze.com. Just remember also I see where the World Economic Forum released their annual global risk report,

which will be highlighting space-based conflict, cyber attacks, and differences in the post-pandemic economic growth in rich and poor countries. Man, that sounds like a good read. I'll tell you that. Before I read that, though, I would go ahead and read the new book by Glenn Beck, The Great Reset, Joe Biden,

the rise of 21st Century Fascism. Yeah, just go to glensnewbook.com and get you a copy of that. And then, once you're done with that, you could go ahead and dive into that World Economic Forum, global risk report. and you just may help you understand it a little bit better. Welcome aboard Air Canada. Rocky's vacation, here we come.

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Yay! I know. She's the first of 20 quarter designs. We've talked about this for a while now. It's about damn time. There's going to be 20 of them over the next four years to give what they claim is a much-deserved monetary face time to women. This year, four more of those women will make their way to your cash register. Sally Ride, the first female astronaut.

Wilma Mangiller, the first female principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, can't do without a coin of her. Nina Otero Warren, a New Mexican suffragist and politician, definitely can't have the world of coins around without her on it. And Anna Mae Wong, a Chinese American actress. Man, can I not wait to get these coins? I just can't. And according to this, that there's still the golden dollar coin, which features Saccharotia,

still in circulation. I don't know. I feel like, I want to say I have one of those. I think my wife has one. I feel like we have a second Chihuah in the safe, but I'm not sure, and now I want one. I'm really bummed that I don't have a sacatia, sacagia, whatever her name is.

You know who she is on a coin. But Maya Angelou is out there, so that's good news. You can look for that the next time you, you know. ask for change. Okay, let's, I'm starting to fade on my voice. It's going crazy, as you can tell. I see where my man, Alec Baldwin. All right.

Okay, we don't need the gunshot. Anytime I say his full name, it's been a chewing the fat rule now that whenever I say the full name of Mr. Baldwin, that, you know, you're going to hear the gunshot. So if I slip up and say Alec Baldwin, you're going to hear that. So anyway, he posted on Instagram. It's like a four or five minute video. I'm not sure that Alec understands.

I don't know if he's taking all his meds, if he's on a new routine, if he's up the dosage or lowered the dosage. But he sometimes goes off on his little video rants. And this one was only like five minutes long, 4.57 or something. like that. But he went on and he got a, he was at his dropping off his daughter at some friend's house. And, uh, he talked about a, uh, Splenda package that was given to him, just a packet of Splenda that had a little note on it from a fan that he claimed was a miracle. And then he wanders off and saying that it should be a good year and, you know, referred to the riots on January 6th. And

He went on to put his little Splenda packet in his jacket pocket because he wanted to keep that forever. And that was so important that they found the Splenda packet. He found the Splenda Packet. All right. Whatever, Alec. It said on the Splenda Packet, you are 100% true. Thanks for the laughs.

Something like that. I don't know. It's a weird thing. Somebody wrote him. Oh, yeah. And it said, thanks for the laughs. good sir, cheers to a new year, love you. So I don't know why they found it.

I guess a neighbor had found the handwritten note to the Hollywood actor, the Splenda Packet that is stuck in a drawer and I was supposed to give it to him or something. But he was pleased with it. And I was an nice little note, whatever. It's fine. He can be happy with this little Splendipacket note and how important the little things are. I got it. Alec.

Oh, sorry. And then he goes on. That's a miracle. One of the quick note, any suggestion that I am not complying with requests or orders or demands or search warrants about my phone, that's bullshit. That's a lie.

This is a process where one state makes the request of another state. Someone from another state can't come to you and say, give me your phone. Give me this. They can't do this. that they're going to go through the state you live in. Yeah, you've got to process.

That takes time. Right, that's what I said. They have to specify what exactly they want. You can't just go through your phone and take, you know, your, uh, your photos, your love letters to your wife or what have you. Right, love letters to your girlfriend, what have you. No, but, of course, we are 1,000% going to comply with all that. We're, uh, you know, I'm perfectly fine with that.

Are you? Are you? But the, as I always say, consider the source, you know, the people that tell you that. Yeah. Do you always say that else? Oh, sorry. I got to stop that. All right.

Back to Mr. Baldwin. One of the icons of this business, one of the kings, movie royalty dies. Right. And on the cover of the post, they have other lies and bullshit and nonsense. All right, that's enough of it. I can't take it. I didn't say it. Don't be pulling the trigger.

All right. So I came on anyway, he, uh, he was mad at, uh, the post because they had, uh, their headline was, uh, why won't Mr. Baldwin help? They used his first name. I won't because if I say the, they're going to shoot. The gun's going to go off. It's part of the podcast rules. You have to find.

Follow him. The title of the New York Post story is, why won't Alec help? And I feel like I thought the rule was, if I said his full name, right? If I said, blank, blank, not just the first name.

We've got to revisit this rule. We've got to just put the gun down for a little bit as we're talking about this story. Because he's doing everything that he can to comply because he's cooperating with the authorities in the shooting death of Helena Hutchins. And any suggestion that he's not complying with requests or orders or demands or search warrants is bull crap. You heard him. The lie, he is complying. Of course, he's complying under the, you know, constraints of the law.

I actually, I don't want to, I hate sticking up for him, but he's right. all right certainly he is complying but you don't just give you everything you have i guess in the eyes of you know the world you're supposed to right you're supposed to i want to find what happened this is a horrible incident i mean i guess we all kind of know what happened don't we mr baldwin uh yeah we do and so to you know put the blame on someone else is uh well that's all you that's all you and so bless your heart bless your heart but you keep that you keep that found splendid packet in your pocket and you make sure that that gets you through thanks for the laughs good sir bald one thanks for the laughs i mean i like his work but there's not a lot of laughs surrounding him just not a lot of laughs surrounding him. Foo.

All right, I got to, let's wrap this thing up. Thanks for listening to Chewing the Fat. Stream and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at the Blaze.com slash podcasts.