Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 864 | All Will Be Forgiven… | Guest: Phelim McAleer

Episode Date: May 3, 2022

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Congratulations to a Brazilian man who, at the age of 100, which is a feat in and of itself, breaks the world record for the longest time at one company. Yes, he has the Guinness World Record for staying at one company for 84 years. and nine days. It's a textile company called Renewview, R-N-E-A-U-X-V-I-E-W, and it was confirmed and certified

that he was hired at the age of 15, worked for the company ever since. Now, when you say to yourself, what's the man's name? Well, it's Walter Orthman. And what is nothing? says Brazilian like Walter Orthman. Apparently, his family, you know, he started working there because he knew how to speak German.

Huh. A German family in Brazil. Huh. So he was able to, you know, communicate and help with the shipping and the wheeling and dealing. and is now sales manager and has been that, been held that position for many, many years. So anyway, congratulations to Walter. What did I see his name was again?

Oh yeah, the German Walter Orthman in Brazil, although he's a Brazilian man. So I'm guessing he's a Brazilian citizen who worked for Renew View for 84 years at nine days. And I guess that's still counting. As far as I know, Walter is still kicking and he's still going to work at the textile company. He said he feels proud and honored and happy to have achieved something that on one hand is rather rare,

but on the other is simply the result of my passion to work as something that makes me wholesome. Well, congratulations, Walter. And that's certainly something that doesn't happen anymore. Right. I mean, company loyalty is tough to come by. I mean, when we see so many companies show zero loyalty to employees, it's always good to find a company that shows a little loyalty to their employees. Anyway, congratulations to Walter for making it to 100 and for continuing to work every day at the old textile company in Brazil.

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But she is a prison guard, and he is a prisoner. Or I should say former, because they've gone missing. Yeah, I know. They just took off. Now, the U.S. Marshal Service is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the pair. So that's, I mean, be on the lookout.

Now, this happened in Alabama. They don't know if there was a romantic relationship between the two. Vicky was known as an exemplary employee with an unblemished record. And her coworkers are just shattered, are they? So she's a widow with no children. and her mother and two brothers live in Lauderdale County. She worked for about 20 years with the department. Wow.

She submitted her retirement papers last week. And then they just disappeared. She took the prisoner for some kind of appointment. She said she had an appointment. They have video of them taking the prisoner van and then dropping it off. And then there's no information. after that. Oh, okay. I mean, there's no video anywhere after that? Nope. Okay. I mean, he has confessed to killing and then pleaded not guilty. He was going to go back on trial, right? He was, I think he had to go

for more court appearances in the murder case, but they are still missing. So he's six, nine, way somewhere around 250 where they're assuming he's armed because she was armed. All right. Don't try to approach either one of them. Both consider them armed and dangerous. Yeah. No kidding. Now maybe, maybe the prisoner took the guard prisoner.

It's possible. I'm sure the other guards are thinking that that's probably the case. but there's looking like that's not really the case. It's looking like she did this on her own. So that's all. That's all I'm saying. Be on the lookout for Casey White and Vicki White. They are on the run.

She violated protocol when she removed Casey White from the detention center by herself. Policy required that is supposed to be escorted by two sworn deputies, but she said I got that. All precautions were in place. I know that she violated policy, but we let it happen because it's Vicky. And so it's it. Don't worry about it. Oh, okay. We don't. So were they in love?

Yeah, we don't know. We don't know. And don't worry about those murder cases against Casey. Just don't worry about it. Okay? Sure, he was serving 75 years for a series of crimes and awaiting a capital murder trial, but that's fine. So just be on the lookout for Casey and Vicki White as the one. The guy is 6.9, 250, probably keeping his head on a swivel with a hat and his, you know,

his head is on a swivel, but looking down, you know the type. And she, according to this picture, has had blonde hair, but that obviously could change very fast. So be on the lookout and do not approach, but, you know, call authorities. You may get an extra 10 grand in the best. bank account if you lead to their arrest. As long as we're on prisoners in the news, we may as well talk about the state prisoner in Colorado, becoming the first individual in the United States known to have contracted bird flu.

Yay! Oh, oh, wait, what? No, we're not applauding. No. The individual was reported to be an inmate working in a pre-release employment program, and he was allegedly helping call. chickens from a potentially infected flock at a commercial

poultry outfit and he got bird flu. Now according to this, he recovered quickly with minimal symptoms and it said that the matter was not at present a cause for

concern. We want to reassure Coloradans that the risk to them is low. Well yeah, I mean just because we have that and we have the report of the first known case of bird flu in humans in China. We talked about that last week, but the risk to human-to-human transmission is so low.

There's just nothing to worry about. You know, I would seem to me, and I am not a doctor, I am not a, what do they call the dangleberries that are epidemiologists? I am not an epidemiologist. How, you know, I like to play one from time to time. I would just say that chances are the more humans get the bird flu or the H3NH strain of the avian flu, that it would become a higher risk that other humans would get it. These humans obviously are getting them directly from the chickens.

Whatever they're doing with the chickens is their own business. But I would say that the more humans get it, the more we have to worry about human-to-human transmission. But again, I am not a doctor. I am not an epidemiologist, so what do I know? All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately. So as long as we're in the break room,

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And congratulations to Don Lemon. You know, I was fascinated by the big smile that he had while taking pictures at the pre-party for the correspondence dinner. You know, that's the party that there's a big picture of him and Fauci, all, you know, huggy, huggy at the pre-party because Fauci couldn't go to the main party. It was too much of a risk for him. But he was there with Paliski. Don Lemon, who had a big old happy smile on his face, and now we know why.

His accuser drops the assault case. Oh, really? Yeah, so he had to have known on Saturday that this was going to happen. So the case's dismissal comes weeks after a federal judge ordered this Dustin Heiss to pay Lemon 77,000 for not complying with court rules. Oh, okay. What happened? Well, I misremembered the incident.

Wait, what? Yeah. You know, I claimed that he assaulted me in the Hamptons, you know, a couple summers ago. Then, sure, I paid a couple witnesses to, you know, remember testimony favorable to me. That was all. I mean, if it was real. and I still kind of believe it is. I don't know.

It just seems so I want to, let me put it this way. I want to believe that it is. But it feels like with this, what's what happened with the case, that it wasn't real. And this guy did misremember, as he calls it. Or I don't know,

what's another word for misremembering? Oh yeah, lied. And he did, right? I mean, so of course, Lemmon's attorney is this, you know, fully vindicated. him brings an end to this abusive lawsuit. This was a case of a crass

money grab from its inception. He's never paid the plaintiff a dime over the course of this unfortunate spectacle, and he's looking forward to moving on with his life. Okay. I know that, you know, we've heard plenty of stories that defend

Heist's original story, but I just feel like, you know, and plus, this was kind of in the Me Too world. You know, only on the, you know, you know, male to mail side, because it was,

you know, he was supposed to have grabbed a heist at the bar and, you know, did some other lewd things, which, you know, who among us

hasn't done that at a bar? But after, look, after a lot of inner reflection and a deep dive into my memory, I have come to realize that my recollection of events

that occurred on the night in question when I first met CNN anchor Don Lemon were not what I thought they were when I filed this lawsuit. As a result, I'm dropping the case. Oh. Oh, okay, well, all right.

Good luck. God bless. Another court case that's still ongoing is the Johnny Depp Amber Heard trial that is just never ending. I mean, it's a scorched earth trial. And I guess Johnny has now arrested his case, case. So we'll see what happens on the Amber Heard side of things, you know, her defense. But she just fired her PR firm. I mean, they haven't been doing a great job. That's for sure,

but she hasn't been doing anything to help them out. There's no doubt about that. And we know that there's millions of people who have signed the petition to get her off of Aquaman 2. I think there are over 3 million now, which is just incredible. So we'll see if she keeps her gig in Aquaman 2. I mean, I don't think that it should matter.

That people are pissed at her, although in today's world, it will. No doubt about that. Now, she has hired this guy named David Shane. He is the president of CEO. Get this, of Shane Communications. I know. Weird that it would be

called that. And apparently he does crisis and issues management for companies and high profile people. Yeah, for a lot of money. So he previously worked against Depp on another high profile case with the between the actor and the management group, his former business managers, and they helped highlight allegations about Depp spending habits. And so, you know, he knows where some of the scabs are to pick against jobs. against Johnny Depp?

Will it help? I don't know. I don't think so. After this trial, I mean, when I say scorched earth, I mean, they both look bad. I believe that Johnny Depp should win this trial. What I've seen,

what I've read about the trial, you know, I feel like he's winning. But in today's world, who knows? And, you know, is he going to get the $50 million from Amber? I don't know. Does she have it? I don't know. And if she doesn't have it,

get her on Aquaman too. so she does get some cash. So we'll see. I mean, it's a tough time the next few years from now until, you know, Johnny gets a new gig and does a, you know, he'll do a Netflix movie. He'll do a H-B-L-Max movie, and he'll be awesome. And all will be forgiven. All will be forgiven.

So I don't know if all is going to be forgiven at a hospital. in Peru because they said that Rosa Isabella Sesa P. de Calaca was dead and they sent her off to the morgue to, you know, have a funeral. And so the family arranged a funeral. Off they went. And then as they were all standing around the coffin at the funeral, they heard something banging around. in the coffin. And they have videos of, you know, someone pushing on the coffin from the inside. And so they took the top off.

And there she was. She was inside the coffin, kind of sweating. That was not funny. I'm not laughing. I'm not laughing. So she did have vital signs. There's a video of them hauling her through a crowd in the coffin with the top off, throwing her in the back of a pickup truck,

rushing her to the hospital. And then there's a video of her in the hospital. She's still in the coffin. There's doctors standing around, and there's video of her still in the coffin at the hospital, which is a little abnormal. I would say at least abnormal for care of the United States of America. Maybe not Peru.

And so they put her on life support, and they claimed that she had vital signs, very low vital signs, and her condition improved. slightly once on life support, giving hope that a miracle was in progress, but no, she died. So she just didn't die when they said she died.

Maybe that little extra time in the coffin pushed her over the edge. I don't know. Who am I to decide that? The relatives are a little angry. They're demanding answers. So apparently she was in a really bad car crash. And her, there were some kids in the car crash.

They are in critical condition, but alive. She obviously was in critical condition, although I thought it was serious. And her brother-in-law lost his life in the crash. It was a terrible car crash. So they, I guess maybe, you know, the guy at the hospital was like, yep, she's dead too. but no no she's not so man that would

that would be uh that would really stick I wouldn't that just would stink you can quote me on that that would really stick that would not be fun to uh we're gathered here today is that someone on the inside of there

is that somebody in the coffin help I don't think she was saying anything though I don't think she had the energy to say anything and I don't know for how long so she was in some kind of coma I guess I guess I mean I don't know how you get in a coma and nobody says yeah

she still has some kind of vital signs nope dead did you even check her nah the brother's the brother-in-law is dead that guy's dead the kids we're working on they're in rough shape she's dead too get her out of here wow so I don't know what's going to happen I don't know what kind of what kind of

you can get from the Peruvian medical community, but the hospital is, you know, looking into it. Well, that's good. I'm glad that everyone is looking into it. Marshall's buyers travel far and wide, hustling for great deals on amazing gifts, so you don't have to. They've bagged this season's Italian leather handbags.

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the O'Gosnell, the truth about abortion and one venue cancelled it. Phelam McLare before we get to Hunter, let's talk about O'Gosnell, the truth about abortion. Has that been rescheduled?

Are you good to go with that now? Yeah, we got a bit pulled. Yeah, no, I mean, so six days before curtain up, the venue said, you know what, we're canceling the contact, we're sending your money back. We're not putting this play on in our sacred New York theater space. And, you know, it really is a sacred sacrament for the secular people.

So they were not going to have the devil in their theater. So they just threw us out and sent us a very, very fancy, fancy legal letter with alleging fraud and alleging inappropriate for children. This is the same theater, by the way, who was running a play about young girls who worked for Hitler and explored their sexuality. But heaven forbid we talk about abortion. Heaven forbid. And by the way, the play is not, you know,

it's talking about abortion, but it's verbatim. It's from the courtroom. It's from the trial of Kermit Gosnell. Every word is either from the grand jury testimony or the trial testimony. I'm not putting any extra drama in. So, anyway, we got a new venue.

It's in the chain theater in Manhattan. It opens on. on the Thursday, the 5th of May, and it's running that weekend, and it's running the next weekend. And, you know, I was prompted to do this before the Supreme Court thing came out because I could see all the left.

They're putting on a play in Manhattan at exactly the same time. We open on the same night. One is called, theirs is called, oh God, a show about abortion, which is one, an abortion comedy, a one woman's hilarious journey.

Abortion comedy. From pregnancy to not being pregnant. I went to it. I went to the previews. How good before you tell me, I just want to know, how good was it? You know, I tried to be, I tried to be, you know, level head about it. And, you know, obviously, you know, I don't think it was that good. right? I don't think it was that.

Isn't that Abrams? Yeah, J.J. Abrams. The Uber Hollywood producer is spending his money pushing an abortion comedy in New York. Hollywood, is this driving Hollywood ballistic, this abortion thing? And Alana Glazer, who's a big Hollywood actor as well, they're pumping tons of money into it.

And so we decided, you know, there needed to be an alternative viewpoint, an alternative voice. And I'm encouraging everyone, go to the abortion comedy and then come and come to the verbatim abortion story about Dr. Kermit Gossnell, the Philadelphia abortion doctor. He's serving three life sentences. So let's hear the other side of this. Let's hear both sides of the story. But that doesn't work in New York.

So they tried to shut us down. We got a new venue. We're opening on the same night as the abortion comedy, May the 5th, which is a Thursday. and we're running that weekend, we're running the next weekend. Look, everyone needs to do there. Everyone needs to get the truth out in their own way. And people, if you're in New York,

please go to gosnellplay.com. We need a crowd because the New York Times is going to come and review it. Oh, yeah. On the second night, which is always a difficult night to get a crowd. I'm a bit nervous because everyone must go in the opening night. Nobody wants to go on the second night.

Although the second night's a Friday night, so you're kind of, you know, that's kind of good. that's good that's good but listen if any of your listeners are in new york or no anyone on new york please send them the link gosnoplay.com um uh even right to me personally i might comp you a ticket or two i just want a crowd i want an enthusiastic crowd me i wish i was going to be there yeah no it's a great it's great story i have been deliberately staying away from the rehearsals but the director has been telling me about some of things they're doing and you know

you don't really need to add drama to a courtroom drama sometimes The testimony speaks for itself. I mean, the testimony, I remember, and I haven't gone back to look at it in quite a while, but I remember some of the testimony being pretty horrific. Yeah, yeah, we're keeping, you know, we're keeping a lot of the horrific stuff, you know, talked about, but not really gone into detail. It's, you know, listen, we understand it's a night out. It's an hour and 10 minutes long.

Oh, on this Thursday, the opening night, we're having the detective who brought put Gosnell behind bars, really, the guy who started the investigation. We're having him for a Q&A afterwards. So, you know, it's going to be, but it's never been more important. It's never been more important for the truth to come out.

So we really want people to go and buy their tickets and support us. And, you know, the left don't want this truth out there. Like, why wouldn't they want the truth? I mean, that was one of the things about the abortion comedy. The one woman show the abortion comedy, which has been

funded by Hollywood, it's neither comedic nor does it talk about abortion at all. It talks about everything else. But the actual abortion is talked about in 10 seconds and then they move on to a joke about cats. Literally or cockroaches.

It just I find that, Phil, I find that hard to believe because there's so much comedy in abortion. I think you're being sarcastic there, Jay. I am, actually. I'm just an innocent Irish guy, but I think you might be. We don't do sarcasm in Ireland.

I don't know. I think you might be. I'd be to check that, right now. I don't know you Americans. Let me ask you a question now. For those of us that are not going to be able to be in Manhattan, and I don't want to, you know, dissuade anyone from going to Manhattan and seeing both shows, in particular, O'Gaznell.

the truth about abortion. But are you, is there going to be a way perhaps on a website at a later date for us to view this particular play? Yeah, well, I mean, the thing is, yeah, we, we are going to be putting out these reenactments through a podcast method. We're going to be announcing that later on in the month. That's actually what inspired us was we were recording some stuff for a podcast. And we realized, wow, this is dramatic. We should put on a play. And then we saw that Hollywood were put on a play as well. We thought, you know what, let's put on one at the same time. And So here we are. It's amazing. You know, look, both sides, both sides, and I'm happy that the truth of the Gawesnell story.

You know, Galsnall, don't forget, was Philadelphia abortion doctor. Maybe many of the listeners don't know him. He was allowed to kill for 40 years. He was involved. This is the thing. I was just writing about it recently. This man was involved in something called the Mother's Day Massacre. This is what the media called it in 1972, right? It was a massive media ferroari over what was known as the Mother's Day Massacre.

Eleven women were mutilated, several had to have hysterectomies, experimental techniques, experimenting on women, you know, complete madness by Gosnell. And he wasn't stopped from practicing then. And all through the next 40 years, women were dying, illegal abortions were noted at hospitals, and women were turning up seriously ill. No one, no one. I didn't care. I mean, the head of the health in Philadelphia wrote a report saying that women were coming back with sexually transmitted diseases, that he was obviously reusing instruments.

Nothing. It was complaint after complaint after complaint, but to protect the sacred sacrament of abortion. No one care. The health department looked the other way. So I think it's time to stop looking the other way and we need to look at it ahead on. And that's why they canceled the theater because the truth about abortion is not that. It's tough. It's rough.

When you look around the world today, Phelam, I mean, what you said earlier is so correct. I mean, it's never more important than right now for the truth to come out. And the truth, not your truth, not someone else's truth, but the truth. I mean, it's just amazing what's happening around the world. Now, we have, okay, so you've got your play. And now what's going on with my movie, my son, Hunter, what's happening? How close are we? How much is on the cutting room floor?

I must have missed the call for my part at the strip club because I don't recall recording it. What's happening with the movie? You were very drunk at the time, Jeff. We need to talk about your drinking. You know, it's like you have an intervention because, you know, you're, you're, you know, You were there. I don't remember it, no. Look, we are literally at final days.

We are literally, you know, days from a fully packaged, wrapped up with a bow movie. So then it's a matter of getting it out, and we have some very interesting theories and plans on that. We wanted to get it out to as many people as possible in an accessible way. So we're working on that at the moment. I'm excited. I'm excited. And if I can do anything with either of these, I'm happy to help out. So, very exciting about, oh, gosh, no, I know you're in New York. So enjoy the city of New York. But, you know, be safe. Keep your head on a swivel in that fine.

I know it's funny. There isn't, it's just an air of you need to watch yourself here that I've never noticed before. Like, you know, I started coming to New York after 9-11 and around 9-11. I work there for, I work to Manhattan. for two or three years. I mean, in and out of the city every day. And I never felt that. No,

it was always safe. Funny, it was, you know, it was safer than, you know, you'd be in places like, you know,

Houston or somewhere in Ohio. And you, you know, you feel, and then you come to New York, you realize this is one of the safest cities on the planet, right? It's just, you know,

because there was people there, there was cops there, and there was just, you know, there was just an atmosphere of safety. People, funny, this idea of New York has been unfriendly,

they were very helpful. It would give you directions. They would look after you. Now there's just this element of, you know, watch yourself. We're back to being scared again. Sorry? We're back to being scared again. Yeah.

Yeah, the criminal class are cocky. That's the problem. Yeah. You know, there's an air of madness and there's the air of you can get away with this. Yeah. My father-in-law spent all kinds of time there in the 70s, and he talked about how bad it was. And, you know, we're back to that now, no question. All right, Phelan Macler, thank you.

I know you're busy. I'll let you get on your way. I just wanted to chat with you a little bit about the play and what was happening with the movie. And anything we can do to help, please let me know. I appreciate it, Phelanacler, my son, hunter.com. And ogaznell.com. Is that right? No, Gosnellplay.com.

Gosnell. Play.com. You got it. U.S. N-E-L-L-L-Pay.com. And just I want people to know, the New York Times, probably going to review it on the Friday. So we want as many people to come, an enthusiastic crowd, to show the New York Times that there is a real hunger for the truth. So this Friday, May the 6th please come and tell them Jeff sent you.

Absolutely. All right, Phelham. Thank you. I appreciate it, man. Unwrap holiday magic at Holt Renfrew with gifts that say I know you. From festive and cozy fashion to Lux Beauty and Fragrance sets. Our special selection has something for every style and price point. Visit our Holt's holiday shop and store or online at Holtz's.

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in the Northeast and a deal, and the Justice Department is suing to block that deal. So they're looking to get the money, and they're saying, you know what, $2.9 million does sound better than zero, even though, you know, would be nice to take the 3.6 instead of the 2.9. You can quote me on that as well.

Amazon loses the Staten Island warehouse, and they didn't lose it. The union lost it. Oh, okay. So workers voted to reject a bid to unionize. Huh. Boy, I betcha that ticks off a lot of people. So 62% of the workers

at the LDJ5 sorting center voted against unionizing with the American Labor Union. Yeah, it's a blow to the upstart union. Yeah, you aren't kidding. They apparently successfully made the workers unionized at a warehouse

across the street at another New York facility, but new. Sorry, not going to happen here. Okay? So we'll see how that pans out. They'll be back at the union board as soon as they can. And I believe that. And we have Grindr,

the, you know, the dating app. Don't worry about Grindr. They just shared, your user information data that was collected online. Yeah, they just shared it for the last few years. Don't worry about it. Yeah, now look, we've cured it now. We don't do it anymore.

You know, I sure there might be some legacy information still available. But, you know, we didn't, you know, we didn't think sharing the data with marketers posed a privacy issue. it was just where you were located at, you know, where you're at, that kind of information. Stuff that, you know, has really, we didn't think it was a privacy issue. Now, to be fair, to Grindr, just off the top of my head, I would say that that's kind of true since you're telling, you know, you're hooking up with people on the app, right? So you want them to know where you're at. And so that you can get together for a friendly,

drink. But you do believe that once you're inside the app, your information is safe, I guess, which it wasn't. And I'm sure that in the rules and regulations you were told, yeah, we can sell your stuff.

That's what they all fall to. But no more. No more. They're saying, no, we don't do it anymore. So if you were on Grindr, the last few years, just know that your information probably was shared by them.

So that's all. That's all. And I see where Monopoly is having people vote on bringing back the old pieces that they don't have anymore. I believe I have all of these pieces in my Monopoly collection. I know. So they're saying here on MonopolyTokenvote.com, throwback token vote ready to vote. And I thought I'd vote with you. Let's start this up.

Who's in? So you can select a token to make a comeback. You get the wheelbarrow, the thimble, the iron, the boot, the money bag, and my favorite horse and rider. Now, I always love the horse and rider. And, you know, because it stands up taller than the other pieces. It's easy to grab, easy to move, easy to kick the other pieces the hell out of your way. I like the horse and rider. I know I have at least one horse and rider.

in my Monopoly game. Now I have, I don't know, I don't know how many Monopoly games we have in the house. I love Monopoly. I haven't played it in a while, but I do. I'm a fan of Monopoly.

And there's, you know, all kinds of ways to play at the original and you can make it shorter. But I vote for horse and rider. So next, all right, oh, there's some more tokens. I didn't see. I have these, too.

Scotty. The selected token, you'd like to see the leave the game. The Scotty dog. Hazel. I don't remember Hazel, the cat. Battleship, yep, I had that penguin. I don't know that I remember the penguin either.

Race car, yeah. T-Rex, I don't remember T-Rex. Top-Hat, of course. You had to have the top hat. And Rubber Ducky, and it was always good to kind of have the top hat. You know, I guess maybe the money bags, too. But if we had to get rid of one for, I mean, T-Rex, right? I mean, that's not original monopoly stuff.

That should be a special in. You voted in, Horse and Ryder, who's out, T-Rex? I want to submit my vote, okay? Thanks for voting. Come back to see who won, Monopoly, token, vote. You can get the game before it changes. Don't mean to buy the game. Well, you're welcome for voting, okay?

And I may have to, you know, see who won. I'll come back. Thank you. But you can figure it out at Monopoly TokenVote. I don't know that I, you know, I did that with you, but it's kind of unfulfilling. So you know what? I'll leave you with this. This was sent to me on Twitter at Jeffrey JFR.

You can follow me there. Facebook and Instagram is Jeff Fisher Radio. And I don't necessarily think this is real, but I like it. It appears to be taken out of a newspaper. A woman was found guilty in court of a traffic offense. and when asked for her occupation she said she was a schoolteacher the judge rose from the bench

madam i have waited years for a school teacher to appear before this court he smiled with delight and said now sit down at that table and write i will not run a red light five hundred times see what I mean it's kind of funny but probably not real

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