Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 910 | Under Threat of Death…

Episode Date: July 11, 2022

Marburg Virus Disease… Depp-Heard may be renewed for season two… Arizona new filming cops law… She got the ticket anyway… Elvis movie review… Elvis actors… 7-11 Slurpee day… Bette...r Call Saul is back… House of the Dragon in August… I’ll put her in the freezer… Who Died Today: Larry Storch 99 ½ / Tony Sirico 79… Costco increases some prices… I think I’m gonna be rich email…  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:32 And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. With all the diseases that we have to worry about today, we now have Marburg virus disease to worry about as well. Two suspected cases of Marburg virus disease have been reported in Ghana. I mean, Ghana is beautiful this time of year. So we are concerned about it. The service said that 34 people who have had contact with the cases are now in quarantine. Okay.
Starting point is 00:01:09 The who, not the band, but the World Health Organization is sending experts to support Ghana health authorities in the Marburg virus disease hunt. What is it, you ask? Well, it's a viral hemorrhagic amorphophalus fever. it's highly infectious and it was initially detected in 1967 after outbreaks in Marburg and Frankfurt in Germany and Belgrade in Serbia. The Who says those outbreaks were linked to laboratory work using African green monkeys, which had been imported from Uganda. Ha! Okay. If you are having symptoms of fever, headache, malaise, diarrhea, abdominal pain, nausea,
Starting point is 00:02:04 vomiting, lethargy, muscle aches and pains, non-itchy rash, vomiting blood, bleeding from the nose, gums and vagina, spontaneous bleeding at venipuncture sites, inflammation of the testicles, confusion, irritability, and aggression, you may have Marburg. the average fatality rate for the virus is about 50%. So, you know, you got a 50-50 chance. No problem. It's just a, you know, a close friend of Ebola. That's all.
Starting point is 00:02:44 I say no. I do not want Marburg. I keep it over in Africa and let's shut it down. We had a case a couple years ago. one case and it went away after five weeks. So let's not let this happen. Okay? We also know that it spreads through direct contact via broken skin or mucus membranes
Starting point is 00:03:12 with blood secretions or other bodily fluid of people infected with the virus. Sound familiar? It also spreads via contact with surfaces, contaminated with these fluids. Oh, that's it, though? Yeah. And you can spread it through clothing and bedding used by MVD patient and burial ceremonies that involve direct contact with the body of the deceased patient. There's no vaccine, no approved antiviral treatments.
Starting point is 00:03:44 But, you know, we're, you know, you might have a better chance if we get just some rehydration methods. methods through intervenous fluids, but right now we're working on, you know, some kind of immune therapies and drug therapies. They're being evaluated, but we really don't have anything for you. So keep it over there. I don't even want it over there, to be honest with you, but if it's got to be somewhere, it doesn't need to be here. You can quote me on that.
Starting point is 00:04:16 Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. So season two of Depp Heard is definitely, well, I say definitely, it's probably going to happen. We have stories of Amber Heard trying to work out a new book deal for a few million dollars. We have Amber Heard's insurance company saying, you know, the verdict was the willful acts of Heard. So because of that, we don't have to pay. Oh, okay. And then we find out that it's possible that someone on the jury wasn't supposed to be there.
Starting point is 00:05:01 Wow. They seated a wrong juror. Now, to me, I say, you know, so what? He was there the whole time and, you know, he, nothing out of the ordinary happened. However, if your Amber Heard's attorneys, you're saying what they're saying. Um, no, it was the wrong juror. So it appears that juror number 15 was not, in fact, the same individual as listed on the jury panel. Oh.
Starting point is 00:05:29 Okay. So they're saying that the due process was compromised. I don't know that that's true, but it's a good argument. Okay. So apparently, the summons for jury duty was sent out to a Virginia resident in April for the, you know, $15 million defamation. action Depp Heard trial
Starting point is 00:05:53 and according to this there were two individuals residing at the same address same last name
Starting point is 00:06:02 one 77 year old another 52 year old the former was the one summoned but it looks like the latter was the one who showed up thus the 52 year old
Starting point is 00:06:13 sitting on the jury for six weeks was never really summoned for jury duty and did not appear on the list Oh, okay. Not noticed by officers or clerks of the court.
Starting point is 00:06:26 The younger individual made it all the way to the jury without ever being asked to produce any ID or even with a fake ID or filing samples. And it looks like that someone filled out the required online information either intentionally or accidentally to say that they were born in 1945. So instead of anyone catching, it, they didn't. So, I mean, that kind of thing is kind of troubling, but does it mean that the whole case
Starting point is 00:06:59 needs to be thrown out? I don't know. I find that hard to believe because the guy, they all agreed on him, or the girl, I'm sorry, I apologize, although they say it was a male. I agree that it was wrong, but through the entire process, neither side figured it out, not even the court. And he sat through the whole trial and did what he was supposed to do through the whole trial. So it was, you know, the process actually happened correctly.
Starting point is 00:07:30 It was just not supposed to be that person. Anyway, season two, if that gets thrown out, holy cow, season two will be filming shortly. I can't wait for the promos. I see where Arizona has banned filming of police activity at close range. I'm not really sure what close range is. A new law signed by Governor Doug Ducey last week makes it illegal for people to film law enforcement activity in certain circumstances with the stated goal of protecting police officers as they've come under more scrutiny.
Starting point is 00:08:12 Give them body cams. And if they have body cams, what does, I mean, big deal, right? I mean, you want it filmed. First Amendment advocates, of course, ACLU and media companies and said, hey, that's unconstitutional. Oh, okay. So experts, of course, say that, you know, people may or may not have the right to record police. I'm sure it'll reach its way to the Supreme Court. And, you know, I'm on the side of the police with the body cams because I believe, overall,
Starting point is 00:08:41 that the body cam footage will show that police are doing their job and what they do you know, 99% of the time is justified. I know there's the bad cops out there. And then I get to the story about the pregnant woman in Texas driving in the HOV lane, who was told that her on-born child doesn't count as a passenger. And I'm thinking to myself, well, you know, this makes me not like police officers at all. I don't want to be on their side anymore. So a pregnant Dallas area woman argued that,
Starting point is 00:09:16 her pregnant baby was, you know, she wasn't alone in the car. She said that she was en route to pick up her son and she found herself at the checkpoint because they're busy pulling everybody over in the HOV lane or how they have the lane slowed down. So if there looks like there's only one person, we're going to write you a ticket. I mean, that's what they do. It's a nice little money grab for the, for the city. I get it.
Starting point is 00:09:43 But the officers asked, hey, are there any more occupants? You're like, yeah, my daughter inside my belly. Hello. And the officer, oh, no, it's got to be two people outside of the body. Is that true with the HOV lanes, two people outside of the body? She spoke with multiple officers over the course of her encounter. And she said one seemed indifferent. Another gave her a citation and told her to challenge it in court to have it thrown out.
Starting point is 00:10:16 One kind of brushed her off when I mentioned this is a living child. So I don't know why you're not seeing that, I said. He was like, I don't want to deal with this, ma'am. It means two persons outside of the body. She ended up getting a $250 citation and instructions from the issuing officer suggestions that if she fought it would most likely get dropped. Well, then why give her the ticket, douche? That pisses me off. Okay, so why not say, no, ma'am, it means two people outside of the body from now on.
Starting point is 00:10:55 Get out of here. Don't let me catch you again. Get out of here. But nope, we've got to write the citation. I want to make sure that we reach our point. I want to make sure that we reach our quota. Right? That really ticks me off.
Starting point is 00:11:11 Now, she claims that she's not going to pay the fine. I will be fighting it. Good. Good. And we will try to reach out to her. I mean, we have to talk to this lady. I'm hoping to reach out and talk to her on Pat's show. I've been, I'm doing a Pat Gray on Lee's show all week. The next couple weeks, as a matter of fact. And so I'm going to reach out to Brandy, a baton of Plano and see if we can, if we can talk to her. If you know Brandy, have her email me chewing the fat at the blaze.com or reach out on Twitter at Jeffrey JFR or Instagram, Facebook, Jeff Fisher Radio. send me a you know what send me a message on cameo i'll do a i'll do a special cameo for brandy no problem but i definitely want to talk to her uh and find out uh w t f all right let's go to the break room i need something cold to drink desperately so i did go see my man elvis this weekend uh at the movie
Starting point is 00:12:23 I enjoyed the heck out of it, but it's Elvis, after all. Austin Butler, I thought, did a great job playing Elvis. I did not despise the Colonel Tom Parker that Tom Hanks played. Either I know a lot of people and a few people, you know, didn't really like him as Tom Parker. He was all right. I mean, I get it. I realized that, you know, the fat shaming in Hollywood has to stop. Thin people playing fat people, I will not have it anymore.
Starting point is 00:12:53 If you've got to be gay to play gay and trans, then you've got to be fat to play fat. I love the BB King connection. I love the connection of how, you know, he got, you know, got the music and, you know, became, you know, the king of rock and roll and the blend of the blues and rock and roll. It was, you know, it was a good premise from Baz. I really liked it. I made the joke during Pat today on overtime when we were talking about. talking about it that at the end, uh,
Starting point is 00:13:26 he was getting out of a Mercedes Ben's limo. And I thought, you know, no way Elvis gets in a Mercedes Ben's limo. And then I had a text sent to me that, uh, showed me that, uh, there was an Elvis. There was an Elvis limousine that was auctioned off and it's a Mercedes Ben's limousine, the Ben's 600 limousine that was, uh, you know, auctioned off as the Presley automobile music.
Starting point is 00:13:53 And then there's another one here that shows 60, Elvis 69 Mercedes, which is just a, you know, a little run around town Mercedes sedan. But the limousine is actually pretty close probably to the one that was, he was getting out of on the tarmac during the movie. So, all right, sorry, Baz. I thought you had some kind of deal with Mercedes. Sorry. Okay.
Starting point is 00:14:18 I had fun, though. It was well worth to watch. if you like Elvis. Some of the history of it, I, you know, but I enjoyed the ride. Well worth the ride. And it got me thinking about all the different people
Starting point is 00:14:36 that have played Elvis. Like Austin, I thought, did a pretty good job as Elvis. And then I was looking at the list of people who played Elvis, like Drake Milligan. I would have never guessed Drake Milligan in Sun Records, which was a CMT series that was,
Starting point is 00:14:51 lasted for about a year. Then Jonathan raised Myers in Elvis, the King of Rock and Roll in the 2005 CBS miniseries titled Elvis. Then you had Kurt Russell in Elvis. Really, really fascinating. He played the TV movie titled Elvis, which originally aired on ABC, that was from the 1979 TV movie.
Starting point is 00:15:21 movie wow it's a long time ago and that wasn't bad i i'm trying to remember trying to remember that particular version of of elvis then david keith in heartbreak hotel okay uh you got it harvey kaitel in finding grace land although that doesn't really count because he was uh you know someone who just claimed to be elvis right uh that was going to going to Grace Land. Then you had the Bruce Campbell in Bubba Hotep
Starting point is 00:15:59 which was, you know, the Elvis story, which was supposed to be him, you know, as a resident in a nursing home who claimed to be Elvis, another one that really wasn't him. You know, Michael Shannon in Elvis and Nixon. That was a fun.
Starting point is 00:16:15 That was a fun show. I mean, it was really strange, and he played a strange Elvis. But I do remember watching that thinking, okay, I mean, it was just all it was surrounding his meeting with President Nixon. He showed up at the White House. And it was, you know, it was entertaining. Val Kilmer in True Romance played Elvis. Okay.
Starting point is 00:16:37 Tyler Hilton and Walk the Line played Elvis as, you know, a young Elvis in the Johnny Cash movie. Pretty fascinating. Don Johnson in Elvis and the Beauty Queen, the 1989 TV movie. which originally aired on NBC told the story of Elvis's relationship with a beauty pageant contestant named Linda Thompson whom he dated and traveled with I guess
Starting point is 00:17:05 Stephanie Zemblis played in that I try to remember if that's the one there's one TV one that I watched that I thought was okay and it talked about him how people were copying him and how he couldn't copy other people It was, you know, I just remember one of those TV ones that was kind of weird. They had Jack White and Walk Hard, the Dewey Cox story.
Starting point is 00:17:27 Okay. Jack White was, you know, as Elvis. Michael St. Gerard in Elvis. He played Elvis on multiple occasions. In 1989, he played the singer in two separate movies, Heart of Dixie and Great Balls of Fire. He was later cast as The Burning Love in the 1990 TV series. Wow.
Starting point is 00:17:48 He's played Elvis a lot, and he looks similar, too, so it kind of understands that. So, I mean, there's been plenty of people to play Elvis, but there's only one, Elvis Presley. For those of you listening live, it is the 11th of July, 2022. Go get your slurpees today, if you're listening to this, on this day. Free slurpees today. Yay. My, I also better call Saul. comes back tonight.
Starting point is 00:18:18 The beginning of the last half of the final season starts tonight. Awesome. I think there's six episodes left of Better Call Saul. The first half was really, really good. Then I saw where a House of the Dragon starts in August. On HBO, the trailers look awesome to House of the Dragon. 200 years before Game of Thrones. returned to Westeros.
Starting point is 00:18:47 Ah, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Uh, dragons did. Dreams didn't rule. Dragons did. That's should be good. I'm really looking forward to that. It's the matcha or the three ensemble Cadocephora of the fates that I've been to denishé who
Starting point is 00:19:19 energize o'clock? Mm, it's the ensemble. The form of standard and mini-regrouped. Hello, Ben. And the embellage, too beau, who is practically pre to donate. And I know that I know. I'd like I'd have them offer.
Starting point is 00:19:28 But I guard the Summer Fridays and Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez. I'm just a good ensemble, the gift, it's show show of the fairies, Rare Beauty, Way, Cephora collection, and other part of the vits. Procurre you see form of standard and mini, regrouped for a better quality of price.
Starting point is 00:19:43 On link on cifora.p.a or in magazine. So if you're in Florida, and you're 64 years old, and you're still living with your mother, and she dies, what do you do? Do you report it to the authorities? Of course not. You wait a couple weeks because you're not quite sure what you want to do.
Starting point is 00:20:01 And then you buy a deep freezer and then you put your mother in the deep freezer. Then you take the mattress that she died on because it was stained and nasty. And you just put that out in the backyard and bury it under some tree limbs. I hope that nobody sees it because you want to keep getting the disability checks from the government. So you do that and you're fine. nobody's ever going to know right I know not so fast apparently some friends
Starting point is 00:20:32 were like hey what happened to what happened to your mom where is she at not that she's just the way she's in a doctor police came the first time I was she had a doctor's office the car's still here yeah she she flew
Starting point is 00:20:47 she grew wings and she flew and so they went you know they checked the house and went it down I don't it doesn't look like it happened very long ago. So I'm not, I mean, she obviously, mom was, you know,
Starting point is 00:21:02 starting to probably really smell a little bit. After a couple of weeks? Yeah. So it took her a little while. She said it took her a little while to get mom into the freezer from the bedroom. I bet.
Starting point is 00:21:23 It was quite a while. So she's now, she's being held at the Indian River County jail facing $10,000 bond this day, they already, for sure she didn't kill her mom. The mom was dead
Starting point is 00:21:37 and died of natural causes and then it was just the daughter who was like you know, I don't say anything to anybody. I can still get the disability checks so no problem because the welfare check apparently came right after
Starting point is 00:21:54 she died and she thought, hey, there's an idea i just won't tell anybody that mom died and they'll keep sending me the check oh yeah except oh no okay for real who died today who died today not i mean we already did the mom who died for a couple weeks and then sitting in a freezer for a little bit but for real uh larry storch the great larry storch the known for F-Troop dies at the age of 99 years of age. He was 99 and a half. I mean, he had another couple,
Starting point is 00:22:37 other six months and he was good to go. He would have been 100, but it wasn't to be had. Very, very, very sad. He did a lot of shows. All through the 60s and 70s, he starred in some children's shows. The Ghostbusters appeared on the Love Boat. car 54 where are you on uh he was in uh i dream of genie and that girl and fantasy island columbo
Starting point is 00:23:04 mannics mannics get smart gilligan's island love american style you know what else is not what's out on this list you know what he wasn't good enough for canon no way my man robert conrad was not having any larry storch So he was also in, they did a whole episode on Married with Children, where he played Al Bundy's childhood hero and he owned an acting school. And it was really funny. And I had, I had, you know, a couple people email me about the great Larry Storch's death and wanted me to, you know, include him in Who Died Today? But I also, they sent me one listener, I think it was Jess, sent me a. a link to the,
Starting point is 00:23:59 uh, to the, to the, to the married with children's show. And I thought, okay, cool, I'll watch it. And it was really funny. The only problem is, it was with commercials. Can you not, if you're sending the show something for watch,
Starting point is 00:24:12 please, send me something without commercials. Okay. I mean, I appreciate it and all, but, I mean, go out of your way a little bit more. This is a little bit more for me. Would you? Please. So Storge dropped out of high school, but he went to high school with Don Adams,
Starting point is 00:24:30 get smart star, another Hollywood star. And so one year he was nominated for a comedy actor in F-Troop in 67, but he lost to Don Adams his friend. He also, who they, I guess they would remain friends for life. He left high school to work as a stand-up comedian, then went into the U.S. Navy, and he was shipmates with Tony Curtis. So, I mean, the guy was a Hollywood legend.
Starting point is 00:24:56 Well, Tony Curtis was definitely a Hollywood legend. I mean, Don Adams, you know, a TV, Hollywood guy. And, you know, Larry Storch, of course, the, you know, comedic genius of Larry Storch as Corporal Randolph Argon. Is it Argon? Agarne. Agarne. That's what it was. Agarne.
Starting point is 00:25:17 I never could remember his stupid F-Trope name. Anyway, sad. Rest in peace. Larry the late. Larry Storch, the late great Larry Storch, the legend, the Hollywood legend at 99.5.
Starting point is 00:25:33 Rest in peace. Then we have one more who died today. Very sad. From the hit series The Sopranos. Gives me an excuse.
Starting point is 00:26:05 Always said I need the chosen one. One in a bit of one. One under a bad side, baby with a blue moon in my eyes. Right and wrong. Who died today, Sopranos actor Tony Syraco, dead at 79? And you say, wait, which one is he? Well, he played Polly Walnuts. I know, right?
Starting point is 00:26:52 Polly Walnuts. The Sopranos dead. He died Friday. He was 79 years of age. Very, very sad. He was survived by two children, grandchildren, siblings, nieces, nephews, other relatives. They,
Starting point is 00:27:12 I guess he was in poor health for a while and he was living in a an assisted living home in Fort Lauderdale for a few years he had always said that his real life and Polly Walnuts lives had many parallels
Starting point is 00:27:29 I mean he was born in Brooklyn he said he was seven years old the first time he got arrested for stealing nickels from a newspaper stand he'd be arrested 28 more times and would have two trips to the slammer okay
Starting point is 00:27:45 All right. In 71, he spent 20 months at the notorious Sing Sing Prison for felony weapons possession. The first time I went away to prison, they searched me to see if I had a gun. I had three of them on me. In our neighborhood, if you weren't carrying a gun, it was like you were the rabbit during rabbit hunting season. So, very sad, very, very, very sad, that he had. He was on other shows. Cojack, Miami Vice, Chuck, Medium, Lilliehammer.
Starting point is 00:28:22 Oh, yeah, Louishammer. American Dad. But his main, he played, was in Goodfellows, Mob Queen. He was a gangster guy, right? I mean, that was it. I make a good living because I die well. I get hired to get killed. That was his belief, right?
Starting point is 00:28:38 He died in 13 of his 27 films. Plus, he makes a good living, you know, just being the gangster. the mobster kind of play it himself right so anyway Tony Sirko dead at the age of 79 gives me an excuse still
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Starting point is 00:30:13 We get the deals. You gift for. good stuff. So remember we talked a while ago, sometime last month, about Costco getting sued by their couple of shareholders over their rotissory chickens and how they
Starting point is 00:30:27 were unhappy with how the chickens were being processed and, you know, taking care of. They were, you know, disabled birds, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But they talked about how it sells its rotissory chickens for $4.99 each, right? And they believe that it's a
Starting point is 00:30:42 prominent feature that you know, lures customers into the stores. The prices remain the same. No prices are going up. They sold 106 million chickens last year. So it's a pretty good way to get people into the stores. Well, they are raising some prices now. Now, they didn't raise the price of the rotisserie chickens,
Starting point is 00:31:02 but they did raise the price of the chicken bake, which is a breaded dish filled with chicken, cheese, bacon, and a Caesar dressing. Now cost $3.99, which is a, one dollar increased. Wow, hold buck. I mean, it was $2.99. And the 20 ounce soft drink
Starting point is 00:31:21 now costs $0.69, which is up $0.10. So, they're raising prices at Costco. Okay? That's all I know. That's all I know. I saw one tweet that talked about, apparently, Costco, thanks raising the price of the chicken
Starting point is 00:31:37 bake from $2.99 to $3.99 is a good way to keep my business. We'll see. Costco, please DM me. whatever. You're either going to get it or you're not. Plus, this whole lost leader thing at Costco
Starting point is 00:31:53 and Sam's Club really kind of irks me anyway because they're charging me to get in the door. So, are you really losing money? Are you? But, okay, I'll give it to you. But they said, Costco's senior
Starting point is 00:32:08 vice president, Robert Nelson, told investors that the company does not plan on raising the $1.50 hot dog soda combo, despite rumors during this record inflation. He said, no way. That 150 hot dog and soda stays. And he said in January, CEO, Craig Jelnick, Jelinek, J-E-L-I-N-E-K. Amorphophalis. Yeah, that's how you pronounce it. He said that there is no way. The company does not ever plan on raising the price of the combo after founder Jim Senegal once told Craig, if you raise the price of the effing hot dog, I will kill you. Figure it out.
Starting point is 00:33:02 So he was threatened with death if he raised the price of the hot dog soda combo. So he's saying that's not happening. I will not get killed over. the hot dog soda combo. In 2019, they sold 151 million hot dog combos. That's $226.5 million. So,
Starting point is 00:33:27 I'm back to the lost leader thing. Is it really a loss? I mean, I guess, you know, they could make the case. And they do. But, I mean, grocery prices are, now they claim, in this story, grocery prices have increased 11.9% over the past
Starting point is 00:33:42 year. That's the biggest 12-month increase, the largest 12-month increase since the end of April 1979, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. And I would argue, you know, I'm not working for the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, but I would argue that, okay, I find those numbers troubling because I feel like it's more than 11.9%. So I feel like we're not counting something. And in today's world, I would, you know, I believe not the government. You could quote me of that. I believe not the government.
Starting point is 00:34:21 In fact, that might be the new chewing the fat shirt and t-shirt. Facts are facts. I was thinking about getting a T-shirt, facts are facts. And, or don't bog me down with facts. I like that. Yeah, the T-shirt, don't bog me down with facts.
Starting point is 00:34:38 And, uh, I what was the thing I just said? Oh yeah, I believe not the government. Chewing the fat. I know. I think it works. Also, I just found out I have some money.
Starting point is 00:34:59 And this guy is going to help me get it. Okay. It's part of the International Monetary Fund and in conjunction with the World Bank. And I just found out through email that I have an overdue payment. So I'm hoping that
Starting point is 00:35:15 this email is true. I got this email from the International Monetary Fund, IMF in parentheses, International Debt Settlement Unit on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. United States, 1900
Starting point is 00:35:31 Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest in Washington, D.C. in the United States. The subject was overdue payment. Attention! This is clearly inform you that you are among those whose pending payment has been approved by the IMF in conjunction with the World Bank. The fund release has been categorically delayed as a result of your dealings with unauthorized individuals. So, you are advised to stop every communication with anybody slash institution regarding the payment and kindly reconfirm your full name,
Starting point is 00:36:08 contact address, contact telephone number, and amount expected to enable us to normalize the documents in your name here in the United States Representative Office of the IMF. These funds originated from unpaid contract sums, inherit slash next-of-kin, and lottery beneficiaries that originated from Europe, Asia, plus Middle East, America, and Africa. You, meaning me, are among the list of individuals and companies whose unpaid funds have been approved for payment under the supervision of the United States Representative Office of the International Monetary Fund. We do hereby ask you to contact this office within 48 hours of receiving this notification to enable us to advise you on how to make your claim. yours faithfully Dr. Oscar Smith coordinator
Starting point is 00:37:05 International Settlement Unit IMF USA Representative Office He leaves a telephone number and a WhatsApp number So I guess I just have to get back With them with all my information And I have to let him know
Starting point is 00:37:22 You know what I'm expecting As far as you know Getting my money And then they're going to make it happen They're going to get back to me and let me know what I need to do to, you know, continue to make my claim. So I could be rich very, very soon. And by rich, I mean, I mean a lot of money.
Starting point is 00:37:45 Okay. Not just rich. I mean wealthy. And that could happen thanks to Dr. Oscar Smith, who just needs all my information, all of it. Because what did he ask for? he asked for a full name, and I'm reconfirming, of course, a full name, contact address,
Starting point is 00:38:07 contact telephone number, and amount expected to enable us to normalize the documents in my name here in the United States representative office of the IMF. I love how they keep saying that. So they make it seem like it's connected to the United States. But it's just a representative of the International Monetary Fund, which is neither, actually, I'm sure that,
Starting point is 00:38:28 I'm sure that Oscar isn't attached to the IMF, but I do love the representative office of the IMF here in the United States. Anyway, I could be, you know, if I send this back, I'm happening. Okay, I've got a lot of money. I don't know how much I'm going to ask for. I do know it's going to be a lot. So if you don't hear from me, Oscar Smith either found me.
Starting point is 00:38:57 well, I send him all my information and now he knows exactly everything about me. Or, you know, he ended up being true and I am now wealthy beyond belief, thanks to the United States Representative Office of the IMF. And when that happens, you know, look, I might say something or I might not. So you can still follow me on all the socials. You know, I said, at Jeffrey JFR on Twitter. Facebook and Instagram is Jeff Fisher Radio. you can follow me, you can email me
Starting point is 00:39:29 chewing the fat of the blaze.com. You can subscribe to Blaze TV. You can follow me on Cameo. There's all kinds of places to follow me. And I may or may not say something. It just depends on how much money I get. So until then, take care. Thanks for listening to Chew in the Fat.
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