Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 850 | I Couldn’t Stop!

Episode Date: April 12, 2022

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Starting point is 00:00:36 So, on the days that you think, man, I'm having a bad day, today really stinks. Nobody could be having as bad a day as me. Think of Jennifer Pullman, who lives and works in Leaksville, Mississippi, but has a family home that's been in her family. Well, her grandparents bought the place in 1965 in Mobile, Alabama. And she just loves the place. In fact, she said she calls the place, it's priceless to her. She can't put a price on it. Well, she's going to have to because she found out, yeah, it was torn down.
Starting point is 00:01:14 So a company was supposed to demolish a home, but they went to the wrong address and they just tore down her house. Oh, okay. So after they did a news story and all the neighbors around the area said, hey, this is the company that was there. We thought you were aware of it. So apparently they couldn't be arrested because there was no malicious intent. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 00:01:39 Well, I guess that makes it fine then. We'll just have to sue them in civil court. It's funny, I'm not sure, like, what was in the house. They showed her walking around the rubble. I'm not sure what all was removed after it was demolished, if anything. I mean, there was rubble still left there on the property. It's a crappy job by the contractor. And I don't know how much the house was worth.
Starting point is 00:02:02 It wasn't run down. And she was just keeping it for, you know, just memories of being able to show up there once in a while or if it was livable. I don't know how much she's going to get for it. But, man, when you think you have, yeah, I still got that house and mobile that I can fall back on in case things don't work out in Leakesville. Yeah, not anymore. Sorry, Jennifer.
Starting point is 00:02:23 We're all going to, you know, we're all going to hope that you get a little cash for the place. But it's next to the fair grounds, I guess. So maybe the fair buys the place from her. Maybe the fair says, look, you got rid of the house by accident, sure. But, you know, we'll buy the property from you and make it part of the fairgrounds. I don't know what you do with it. I mean, that's just a strange, strange story. And the construction company is like, yeah, yeah, that was a mistake. Sorry. So when you think you're having a bad day, Think of Jennifer Pullman and think of her finding out, hey, you know that family home you own in Mobile?
Starting point is 00:03:03 Yeah, it was an accident, but I tore it down. Welcome. Welcome to Chewing the Fat. Okay, so let's talk about sweating, shall we? I've been sweating since I was in the crib. I remember my mom and dad talking to me about sweating in the crib. You can't help it. I can't help it.
Starting point is 00:03:25 I can't stop sweating. And so it's been, quite a, uh, quite a struggle for me over the years to find the right deodor and to find something that would help you stop sweating. And then I find sweat block or more importantly, they found me.
Starting point is 00:03:43 And they are, it stopped excess sweating for up to seven days per use. Uh, a doctor created, doctor recommended. They have a dry shirt guarantee. If sweat block doesn't keep you dry, you get your money back.
Starting point is 00:04:00 It's not just for your armpits. It's your chest, your back, feet, hands, use it anywhere. And I mean, anywhere. Anywhere that sweats. You know what I'm saying. So sweat block. I mean, you have to break out of the habit
Starting point is 00:04:16 of putting it on every day. You can wipe it and you put it under your arms and you're good for seven days. It's pretty remarkable product that has, you know, And when I first tried it, I thought, okay, well, we'll see. And so now I find my armpits don't sweat. Some of the rest of me does.
Starting point is 00:04:36 So I'm thinking about perhaps just bathing in sweatblock, but I don't recommend that at all. What I recommend is going to sweatblock.com, promo code Jeffie will get you 20% off. And then you can try it yourself and realize that, you know what, I don't need to sweat like I. I have been sweating. And even if you don't, you know, sweat like me,
Starting point is 00:05:02 even if you just, you know, want to be able to present yourself in public without having those annoying underarm sweat holes. That's what I call it, the underarm sweat holes. And so you want to get rid of those, you know, armpit sweats and that looks so annoying sweatblock. Go to sweatblock. Go to sweatblock.com, use the promo code Jeffie. You're going to get 20% off.
Starting point is 00:05:32 Sweatblock.com, promo code Jeffie, gets you 20% off. Or you can find it on Amazon as well. So on the day that we get the Fortune's 100 best companies to work for list, we know that Kmart in New Jersey is closing. Now, Kmart at one time would have been. one of the best companies to work for, I'm guessing. There were more than 2,000 Kmart stores across the U.S. Now, this one in New Jersey will be, make it so that there's only three Kmart's left in the country.
Starting point is 00:06:13 I know, sad. Dry your eyes. Dry your eyes. Now, so we have Kmart's now in Westwood, New Jersey. Jersey, Long Island, New York, and Miami. I would say that those aren't long for the world. I don't know what happens to them. I don't know how the Miami Kmart is actually a Kmart because they filed the parent company Sears Holdings
Starting point is 00:06:43 filed for bankruptcy in 2018. So, I mean, you got Walmart and Target. There's no way that, I mean, J.C. Penny and Sears, they're all struggling against these companies. So there's no way that came. It's got to be just a, you know, a Kmart. The Kmart in Miami, if you've been to the Kmart in Miami, please send me a photograph to Chewing the Fat at theblaze.com. I'll take pictures from the Long Island, New York, and the Westwood, New Jersey Kmart, but I want to see the Miami Kmart. And I want to know what they sell. So take a moment out of your day down in Miami, Florida, and just go into the Kmart. I don't know what neighborhood it's in. I don't know what they're
Starting point is 00:07:23 selling. But, but. I'd love to see some pictures of it for chewing the fat. And I'd appreciate it very much. And I'll give you your props. I'll let people now. We'll drive them to your social media accounts to see the pictures of the Miami Kmart. So we have Kmart's closing on the day that Fortune's annual list of 100 best companies to work for. We have Starbucks.
Starting point is 00:07:49 The new CEO is the old CEO. everything old is new again. Remember we talked about Howard Schultz coming back. And he is on his tour of going to all the Starbucks stores and saying, hey, Starbucks is a wonderful place. And thanks for working here. But those of you that are thinking about joining the union, you suck. Why don't you go work someplace else? Apparently, that's what he told the 25-year-old barista at the Long Beach Airport meeting. of all the Starbucks locations. So, you know, I don't know if it was just a full meeting of the Starbucks from around Long Beach,
Starting point is 00:08:31 but there was a special get-together at the airport. Maybe that's what Howard is doing now. He flies into towns and says, yeah, you know, I'll meet you. Meet me at the airport. I'm not leaving the airport. I'm flying in. And you come, we'll get a rent a hangar. And you guys can come and I'll, you know, let you know what's going on with the company.
Starting point is 00:08:49 And then I'm going to get back on my plane and leave. But I'm not driving to every store. So we have that and I mean there are already we've got there's three or four locations on the East Coast that have voted to let the union in. So that's it's not fun for Starbucks to have the unions moving in. And you have our president of the United States warning companies that here we come. Unions, we're out to get you companies. So, you know, we have that to look forward to. But I don't know if you work for one of the top 10.
Starting point is 00:09:23 companies, best companies to work for according to fortune. But number 10 is Capital One Financial. Number nine is David Weekly Holmes. I love David Weekly Holmes, man. Number eight is American Express. Number seven is rocket companies. Number six is Accenture. Number five is Divida.
Starting point is 00:09:48 Number four is Sales Force. Number three is Wegman's Food Market. Number two, Hilton. And the number one best company to work for Cisco Systems. Yay! Figure we'll just scroll down the list here and see if the blaze is on this list. Let's see, Marriott is 23rd. Keep scrolling.
Starting point is 00:10:17 Adobe is 32nd. Wow, nice. Okay. Let's keep scrolling down the list. see if we got the blaze. There's a B, oh, that's box. No, that's box is 48. Okay.
Starting point is 00:10:28 Not the blaze. And we keep scrolling down to see if the blaze is on this list. Worldwide technology, 71st. Yeah, no, Ohio Health, Mutual of Omaha, 83rd and 84th. Cox Enterprises, 88th. Used to work for Cox Broadcasting underneath that umbrella group. And we're okay to work for. FedEx coming at 100.
Starting point is 00:10:51 CarMax at 98. T-Mobile. 96th on the list of best places to work for. D.H.L. Express. 93rd. D.H. Express. U.S. 93. Publix, supermarkets.
Starting point is 00:11:07 92 best place to work for. But I don't see the blaze. I don't see the blaze. But out of the blaze isn't a fortune 500 company either so. Yet, yet, yet, yet. And technically, I mean, if you want to get really technical about it, I don't necessarily work for the Blaze, but that's a whole other story in and of itself.
Starting point is 00:11:37 You know, though, it's a day of celebration, no matter what, because today, those of you listening live, on the 12th of April, 2020, today is National Grilled Cheese Day. Yay. If you want to celebrate, that's the way to celebrate. Let's have a grilled cheese sandwich. I mean, there's many ways to make a grilled cheese.
Starting point is 00:12:03 I've had them good and bad. And I don't know that there is actually a bad grilled cheese sandwich. There's just sandwiches that aren't as good as others, right? I mean, some of my new favorite grilled cheese sandwiches are now with grilled tortillas, with cheese in the middle of two tortillas, so good. Oh, man. And my mom used to make, I'm walking down grilled cheese lane. My mom used to make grilled peanut butter sandwiches.
Starting point is 00:12:29 Oh, man. Come on now. So, I mean, if you're looking to celebrate today, have a grilled cheese any way your little heart desires. Okay? All right, good. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink. I'd really need a grilled cheese sandwich, to be honest with you.
Starting point is 00:12:47 But, you know, something cold to drink is all I've got right now. Oh. So good. Hey, if you have been feeling bad about missing the Rachel Maddow show Monday through Thursday, you can feel less bad now because she's cutting back to just Mondays. So you can feel bad only one day a week. Like, oh, I wish, I wish I would have remembered to record Monday. Monday night's show of Rachel Madda beginning in May because it's only Mondays now.
Starting point is 00:13:35 Well, it's only Mondays now starting in May. You still have Monday through Thursday to be able to catch her now, I guess, through the month of April, I guess. I know that she's working on other projects. She's working on some kind of podcast, which is tough to come up with. You don't know how to, I don't know how to create a podcast other than. you know, sitting down and talking into a microphone. And even a film collaboration with Ben Stiller and Lauren Michaels. And so she's talking, you know, she's returned for the president's day of the union.
Starting point is 00:14:12 And she'd come back for other big news events, which would be wonderful. Certainly would be wonderful for them. I mean, they're just rotating host in and out and nobody is watching when she's not there. I mean, I will give her that. She at least draws the viewers. while she's there. It's MSNBC's most watched show. She gets 2.6 million viewers at 9 p.m. for MSNBC, that's huge.
Starting point is 00:14:41 I mean, Hannity beats her, but not by much on Fox. And Lawrence O'Donnell and Chris Hayes knew they do they're averaging well under a million less than those two. So, you know, okay. But she said that she's, you know, she's only going to do one night a week now. That's all she can do. And she wants to be there. But I've got other projects and I've got to make this happen.
Starting point is 00:15:11 So, all right. Just Monday nights now for the Rachel Maddow show on MSNBC. And they've been, you know, they've been trying to hoodwink you by calling, you know, every night at 9 p.m. The Rachel Maddow show. And then she's just not there. Which I would be pissed. was a Rachel, if I was a Rachel Maddow fan, uh, and I go to the Rachel
Starting point is 00:15:32 Maddoch show and she is not there, I would be pissed. So they better figure out something fast because nobody's watching when she ain't there. That's a good bargaining chip for her. That's for sure. Uh, I saw where, uh, meta is reportedly considering, uh, releasing virtual currency for the Metaverse. Uh, the employees are calling them Zuck bucks. That's probably not a bad idea. I mean, I just read an article that where this writer,
Starting point is 00:16:07 known as Cheryl, said that she spent like 14,000 on virtual land inside the metaverse. So as she's, they even said, you know, hey, it has real, you know, real world problems too. It comes with its own risks. You know, there's advantages and disadvantages to buying property inside the Metaverse. But before I read this story, I was actually thinking when I read the story about
Starting point is 00:16:32 creating Zuck Bucks in the Metaverse, I'm thinking, you know, I really should do a show inside the Metaverse. I don't know, you know, I'm sure Facebook is not, you know, fans of chewing the fat, but I would love to do a show. You know, we could do it on it. It'd be like doing it at Universal Studios. You know, I could set up chewing the fat. studios on the main street of some big city in the Metaverse and just do my show there. And you could stop by and perform and listen to Chewing the Fat inside the Metaverse. That might be fun. And, you know, it would just be another way to get the chewing the fat, only, you know, chewing the fat inside the meta.
Starting point is 00:17:20 It's going to happen. It's going to happen. So, you know, I'm thinking about maybe reaching out and making that happen. Well, why don't you then, Jeff? I probably will. I'm just letting you know. You know, as we're sitting here, I'm talking off the top of my head or the bottom of my butt or however you want to consider me talking.
Starting point is 00:17:36 Just throwing it out there, thinking about ideas. I'm an idea man. Okay? That's what I am. I also see where Zuck is costing the old meta-platforms a lot of money on security. You know, we just did the story not long ago about Bezos and the Amazon CEOs and CEOs and COOs and CFOs, how much they spent on security. And Bezos spent the most at 1.6 million.
Starting point is 00:18:04 All right. So he is spent, you know, and that's usually for one guy and his family. It's, you know, for a reasonable, a reasonable cost for security, you know, is a million or two a year. And that's 24 hours, right? So I don't know how many people Zuck has got traveling around with him
Starting point is 00:18:29 but according to this more than $15.2 million last year related to protecting the old CEO Jeff Bezos at his homes and during personal travel.
Starting point is 00:18:45 Wow. On top of which there was another $10 million given to Zuckerberg as a pre-tax allowance for his family security, as well as $1.6 million for use of a private aircraft for personal travel. Well, he's got to fly private. You're Mark Zuckerberg. You're not getting on the net.
Starting point is 00:19:06 You're not getting on jet blue. Sorry. I mean, I understand. I do understand that. But that's an awful lot of money. And maybe that's why, you know, I guess when we see pictures of Mark who looks, he's such a dork. He was out jogging
Starting point is 00:19:26 and he's got like four or five guys around him. That's where you're getting the $15 million. I don't think, I mean, I don't want anything bad to happen to Mark Zuckerberg, but I'm pretty sure that he doesn't need five guys around him when he's out for a jog.
Starting point is 00:19:44 But what do I know? If it's, you know, keeping him safe, it makes him feel safer and he's got the money to do it, go ahead. But, you know, sooner or later, the meta platforms have got to start thinking, ooh, Mark, we're spending an awful lot of money on you, bro.
Starting point is 00:20:03 It's got to have to start coming out of your pocket, maybe. So that could be happening very, very soon. And, you know, maybe he could sit down with me inside the meta. I know we could do a little one-on-one and talk a little bit of issues around keeping himself safe. I like that idea a lot. Chewing the fat with Mark in the meta. Yeah, I'm all about that.
Starting point is 00:20:25 I mean, you can bet Kardashian will be selling stuff in the meta. And walking, you know, Kim's world inside the Metaverse. No doubt about it. The reason I was thinking about Kim is because I know that she just revealed what makes her horny. And I was thinking, did I want to know? Because is it yay? Well, no, I mean, it can't be yay. Yay is over.
Starting point is 00:20:49 Yay may be used to make her. already, but not anymore. Yay is out. So apparently she said to Jimmy Kimmel that the kind of stuff that makes me horny to literally clean out my effing playroom, I'm insane. And then she laughed. Any mom will get that. Like, have you seen a clean playroom? Oh my God, like you can sleep at night. And I will say, Kim, the picture of her kids' playroom does look a little bit different than my children's playroom, which is the living room. They have an actual separate playroom with toys and riding horses and, you know, all kinds of slides and stairs and little toys. so I mean I'm sure that I'm sure that Kim keeps that clean it wouldn't be the help that keeps that clean oh we're not supposed to talk about that so apparently after the help gets the kids room clean that's what makes her horny so there you go
Starting point is 00:22:08 always important to know speaking of what gets you in the mood for a little business I see where Brittany announced that she may be pregnant. I know. As soon as she lost the conservatorship, she didn't have to be on birth control anymore. And so she wants a baby with the new boyfriend, the new love of her life. And so she wrote on Instagram
Starting point is 00:22:39 with a photo of flowers and a cup of coffee. What happened to my stomach? My husband said, no, you're food pregnant, silly. So I got a pregnancy test and, oh, well, I am having a baby. Okay. Congratulations. Can't wait for that because, you know, she talked about how she had the depression after the other babies.
Starting point is 00:23:08 And that's when she, you know, went even more crazy. So, you know, she claimed, Hey, it's, I can talk about it now and I know about it and it's good and I'll be doing yoga every day and spreading lots of joy and love. And there's nothing like having a baby with the, you know, that's a natural part of a relationship filled with love and respect. And I just want to have a child with Sam. Oh, that's just so nice. And she also said, I obviously won't be going out as much. due to the PAPs, the paparazzi, getting their money shot of me like they uncomfortably already have.
Starting point is 00:23:53 Oh, yeah, yeah, Britt, you hate that, don't you? You hate the promo of you. Yeah, I don't want that to happen. Oh, and I see, you know, we talked about Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck and how they're engaged now in the beautiful ring and all that guy, the $10 million ring. And I was thinking that, you know, he still stayed under budget because he spent, you know, the $50 million, the $65 or $70 million, Bell Air House. And so he was still, you know, under budget with the ring. Well, it looks like they're not getting the house that they had signed the paperwork on. Apparently, the deal fell through.
Starting point is 00:24:34 Something happened during the inspection period, and they must have seen something they didn't like about the mansion, and they withdrew their offer. So now what are you going to do? I mean, they're homeless? I don't know. Is Jennifer and Ben going to move in with the ex-Gennifer Garner, who I'm told is not happy about this whole relationship thing and the children, so I doubt that's going to happen.
Starting point is 00:25:03 I did see where this big dock, the plastic surgeon doc, had to file for bankruptcy and his Bel Air space is now in bankruptcy court and up for sale for like 50 million. So maybe they buy that place. Dr. Alex Cahadave
Starting point is 00:25:22 who is, you know, Mr. Los Angeles plastic surgeon and he had to, you know, file for bankruptcy and he's got the Bel Air Mega Mansion, the $88 million houses of the hoity tooty. So he spent
Starting point is 00:25:38 $46 million buying the property and renovating it. He's got 21,000 square feet, seven bedrooms, tequila bar, movie theater, features an NFT gallery, champagne tasting room, 3D projector that casts a light out on the outdoor pool. And so maybe he gets this place. I guess the estate has to sell it. It's up for auction for $50 million.
Starting point is 00:26:02 Maybe that's what Ben Jen is going to purchase. Still in Bel Air, still where they want to live. raise their family together. So maybe they get that. I mean, the place is an interesting place. It looks beautiful. I don't necessarily know that it's a family
Starting point is 00:26:20 home. That you know, Ben and Jen doesn't look like the Ben and Jen house that they just turned down. It looks more like a you know, a single guy's place all glass and wide open and not really family oriented. But, you know,
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Starting point is 00:27:29 in magazine. So two bicyclists were run down in Utah by a lady who claimed that she ran them down by accident
Starting point is 00:27:40 because she was taking multiple medications for several various medical issues one of which was irritable bowel syndrome home, the IBS has been causing her to defecate on herself without warning.
Starting point is 00:27:59 That is not fun. I do not recommend that you run over bicyclists, but, you know, if you're uncontrollably defecating in a car, what are you going to do? So, Julianne Budge 47, it was arrested. She was driving from her home when she began to uncontrollably. controllably defecate on herself. And she swerved. And she said she knew she hit two individuals but couldn't get her car to stop.
Starting point is 00:28:32 Now, a witness at the scene of the accident stated that it appeared, this is a witness statement, that she did not have the intention of stopping after hitting the two cyclists. The witness stated he followed, the witness followed her vehicle until she pulled over several hundred yards away from the accident. Now, okay, so what, that is stopping. After she got her car under control, I'm not her attorney, and I'm just playing one on the air. But just saying. So she, I guess she's been in the hospital the previous day and had been taking fentanyl through an IV drip,
Starting point is 00:29:06 which I will say that you're probably not advised to drive after you've been taking the fentanyl IV drip. I'm not saying you shouldn't, but maybe you shouldn't. Maybe that's on the paperwork that you get. And she failed all field sobriety test. And she'd been convicted of DUI back in 2015. She was transported to the hospital and then, you know, issued for the blood draw. And she was placed under arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence. Then she was arrested on suspicion of two counts of automobile homicide due to criminal negligence,
Starting point is 00:29:47 both second-degree felonies, two counts of failure to remain. at an accident involving death. She did remain. She was getting her car under control and then stopped several hundred yards away. She couldn't stop right there. The car was out of control and her body was out of control.
Starting point is 00:30:05 She lost all control of everything. What am I, her attorney now? And so then two counts of DUI with serious bodily injury by negligent operation, both third degree felonies. She's also facing a Class B misdemeanor. charge of reckless driving and an infraction for improper lane travel. Well, yeah, she was out of control.
Starting point is 00:30:29 Those are silly charges. Okay, I get the, you know, automobile homicide due to criminal negligent. I get the DUI was seriously bodily injually by negligent by negligent operation, maybe. But the reckless driving, the infraction for improper lane travel, come on now. That's, of course, she was out of control. she admitted that. She had lost control of her bodily functions and the car at the same time. So just saying.
Starting point is 00:30:59 And who among us has not wanted to... No, I can't say that. I love bicyclists. Okay, I love them. They're the best thing about driving on the road is when I'm able to slow down and let the bicyclists go by and let them ride their little... group together, or even just one bicyclist, let them take the road. And so I as an automobile can wait behind them.
Starting point is 00:31:29 I love that. And there's nothing I love more than bicyclists, no matter what state I'm in. I want to have them be able to be out there and ride in safety and right on the road and have all the rights the cars have. I absolutely want that. So this is a sad, sad story. and she should be arrested and thrown in jail for the rest of her life. Actually, that's probably what's going to happen.
Starting point is 00:31:55 But since I was looking at a story involving IBS, Irritable Bowdo Syndrome, of course I get stories in my timeline in reference to IBS. And I didn't know that on TikTok has been a new trend, Hot Girl with stomach problems. And then they complain about the problems, including those caused by IBS. And so that's great. Hot girls with stomach problems. on TikTok. It makes me want to get a TikTok account even more.
Starting point is 00:32:25 So if you have a sensitive tummy, it may be IBS. And you don't want to have irritable bowel syndrome and out there driving because then you could lose control of everything. And then this whole story gives me a big article, a big storyline. The basics of IBS and the symptoms and the things that I should know about IBS. And if you have IBS, I do not want you to have it. Okay, I want you to be cured.
Starting point is 00:32:59 Clearly, I want you to be cured. So just be sure that you get it taken care of and diagnosed properly and get the correct medications that can help you get away from IBS. I got an email chewing the fat at the blaze.com. that got me thinking about some things that I have done in my past that I'm not necessarily proud of, but it made me have some cash to spend. And sure some people may have thought that it was, you know,
Starting point is 00:33:31 illegal or immoral, but, you know, that's the way it goes. This email said, you had me laughing here, Jeffie. My son sold candy out of his backpack all through high school. He would talk me into picking up the candy in bulk, and I can't remember ever getting reimbursed. He wanted to sell soda, but that was the turf of a senior. He was and is a beekeeper,
Starting point is 00:33:55 as well as center of the football team, that's grade, and during honey harvest, he would sell as many jars of honey as he could carry in the locker room. That's sweet. Okay, so that goes back to the school in Pennsylvania that's knocking down kids bringing in bags of treats, and they've been selling them for extra cash in the hallways.
Starting point is 00:34:15 right so he she said her younger son sold hallway passes that's a good idea uh that's a smart idea apparently he found a pile that a teacher had lost yeah teacher had lost the pile of hallway passes and so he used an unused locker this is a good idea with a lock for a dollar he'd sell the student locker number in combination they could pick up a hall pass that's a good idea genius idea And apparently, you know, of course, you got greedy and got busted for that. It made me think, I mean, when I was, I don't even know how old I was, but I've talked about it before where my friends used to have a newspaper route. I don't even know if those exist anymore.
Starting point is 00:34:59 And behind the store that he used to pick up his newspapers out of the morning, in the dumpster once a month, they would throw away the old playboys and penhouses and any other porn mags. and they would throw away out-of-date cigarettes. And so we were living large, my friends. We had porn books and we had cigarettes. You don't need much more out of life. At the age we were.
Starting point is 00:35:27 We had a little clubhouse up in the top of our neighbor's garage. And we were living large, man, looking through the bags and smoking cigarettes. And I sold, you know, I sold those bags, the extras, and I sold the extra cigarettes for cash, so that we're able to go to the store and get candy. And the guy finally at the store was like, well, you can all this money.
Starting point is 00:35:48 Don't worry about where I'm getting the money. You're a store. I'm here with cash. I'm buying your product. Don't worry about where the money is coming from. So I'm well aware of good ideas on how to make some money. That may be questionable, questionable thing for you to do,
Starting point is 00:36:10 which leads me into, I want this gig. Okay? I see where a streaming company is looking to pay someone $2,400 to watch a 24-hour true-crime marathon and post about it on social media. No one is more prepared to do this than me. Magellan TV wants to hire someone $100 an hour to watch a true crime marathon and post about it on social media.
Starting point is 00:36:37 Okay. I could do that. I want this gig. So Magellan, I have until the 18th of April. Today is the 12th, for those of you, listening to this broadcast live. It is the 12th. I stated it earlier in the show of April 2022. All you have to do is the company, let's see,
Starting point is 00:36:58 they have to love it so much, the true crime, menacing serial killers, gorys details, chilling paranormal. You have to stream it nonstop for 24 hours, and they actually say it's 48 hours. They give you 48 hours to watch 24 hours of true crime shows. And you have to check everything off the watch list. You get $100 an hour total of $2,400, as well as a one-year free membership to Magellan TV, which is, I guess, $60 a year.
Starting point is 00:37:31 And the runner-up also gets a free membership for a year, so I'm going to apply for this. I want this gig. Okay. I've got to submit a video explaining why. they're perfect for the job. Hello. Residents must be 18 or older. I am a check that box.
Starting point is 00:37:49 I have at least one social media account. I check that box. I have to get it done before the 18th of April. And the winner will be notified within 10 days. And there's, this is it. I can do this, man. A 24 hour, 24, I'll do it in 24 hours. I'll just stay up and do it one day and give a whole ride on my social media accounts
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Starting point is 00:38:53 Shop now at IKEA.ca.ca. Ikea bring home to life I haven't really mentioned COVID in a while because you know I'm I'm over it as much as you are we can talk about how the surging prices and you know they just released the numbers of 8.5% increase with the consumer price index you know that's all BS right I mean you go to the store just like I do you see prices go going through the roof on everything. It is happening, and it isn't happening because of Putin. And you know that as well. But I was looking at some of the headlines for COVID. And I really was kind of surprised. We have DC's super elite super spreader event, right?
Starting point is 00:39:41 72 people who attended a dinner attested positive for the virus. I believe all of those people would have been vaccinated and double, probably triple-vaxed. President Biden is preparing to extend the federal mask command. further for transportation networks. No matter what the airlines say, no matter what the people say, he will continue to do this mask mandate because it's the only mandate he has control over for COVID. So it's still going to be happening. And you see how much he believes in the mask mandate.
Starting point is 00:40:14 He wears it outside and then takes it off while he's inside. I mean, it's just dumb. We see a new study that said that New York and California failed in a handling of COVID. but Florida was among the best. Really? You think? I mean, those are just things that we already knew. But now it's coming true because people are looking back and saying, wait, you guys did all this and still had all this.
Starting point is 00:40:42 What's the deal? Philadelphia is going to reinstate the indoor mask mandate. They have a sharp rise in cases. I'd like to see the numbers on that. But I'm sure that the numbers are going up. I don't know, you know, it depends on what they mean by sharp rise in cases. Pro-Mask Oklahoma College Town Mayor loses to a rival backing personal freedoms. Yeah, no kidding.
Starting point is 00:41:09 People want to be able to make the choice. That's why I don't make, I refuse to make fun of people that wear masks. I just won't because we said it all along. Look, if you want to wear a mask, wear a mask, just don't force me. and while I think that it's, you know, kind of silly, really, that you're wearing a mask, if it makes you feel better, wear it, I'm all for it. Just don't force me to do it. I just, I hate the whole forcing thing.
Starting point is 00:41:40 And there's a new Omicron XE COVID variant detected in the UK has now made it to Japan. and I guess XE has been detected in Thailand, India, and Israel. It's expected that the Israeli cases may have developed independently. And the U.S. has not yet reported any of the XE cases. So just be ready. There's new variants coming and there'll just be ways for them to try to use new mandates because of the new variants. We have to do it.
Starting point is 00:42:16 And there's a new drug that has a paper. apparently slashed deaths among patients with severe COVID. I mean, that's kind of good, right? You can go beyond that. That is kind of good. So we'll see if that actually, I mean, the studies are in the late stage trial was halted after strong early results, but the data has not been published or peer reviewed.
Starting point is 00:42:42 I'm not sure why the late stage trial was halted, though. But there's, you know, maybe it's because didn't have anything to do with Pfizer or a Moderna. I don't know that though. I'm just guessing. Just guessing. I hadn't looked at the numbers in quite a while the World Ometer number breakdown. USA is still, according to this, number one, with 82,1003,067 total cases.
Starting point is 00:43:13 And we've had a million deaths, which is really sad. But who is, where is, you know, the largest countries? I mean, you're looking at India's number two, which, I mean, they're still, they've got over a billion people, man, a billion people. And they're claiming to have 43,000, 36,928 total cases. Let's see where China is ranked on this list, shall we? because for a long time they were reporting no case.
Starting point is 00:43:48 I mean, have we heard from Shanghai lately? I mean, everything all right in the old Shanghai because I know they're locked down. We're seeing videos of buildings, people screaming from buildings because the buildings are locked up. We're getting reports of food shortages. And we're some, I mean, what's happening? Do we care?
Starting point is 00:44:06 We're told our U.S. government just said non-essential government workers get out of there. Because we're not going to be able to have. help you once it gets once they lock you down. I thought it was already locked down. That seems to be a little late to be telling our people to get out of there. But let's look at the list here of COVID numbers and where China is ranked. According to this, China with 1,439,3,3,776 people have 166,849 total cases. I guess you get that low a number.
Starting point is 00:44:53 That's 113th on the list of total cases in the world for countries. I guess you get that number by just locking down complete 26 million homes or actually 26 million people. You just lock them down in cities and that way nobody gets COVID. So that's good news, right? Right. Stream and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at the blaze.com slash podcasts.

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