Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 914 | Don't Touch That!...

Episode Date: July 15, 2022

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He claims that I don't think I'm nuts. I think I'm eccentrically challenged. Yeah. It's part of the Pike's Peak Peanut Pusher Club. And man, when you want to be part of a club, you want to be part of the Pikes Peak Peanut Pursher Club. There's no doubt about that. So the club started as a bar bet in 1929.

And Salem is trying to be the first person since a rockabilly star did it in the 60s. You know, like back in 1962 or something like that. Just incredible. So he uses like a spoon wrapped around his head and then it pushes it up the hill. with his peanut pusher. And it takes days. So if you go to the peanut pusher tracking club, he began his attempt last Saturday.

And he expects to be done by July 17th. So, okay. I get it. If you're listening live today, it is the 15th of July, 2022. So he, uh,

He wants to be done by the 17th of July. Good luck. I hope that you reach your goal and push that peanut all the way to the top and get the award or the prize or the golden peanut from the Pikes Peak Peanut Pusher Club. Now, I said the last time that it was done was back in the 60s, early 60s, 62 or 63. it began 93 years ago. Someone pushed a peanut 14, 115 feet, and they did it by pushing a peanut with their nose up to Pike's Peak. Why?

Why? Just why? because you can Jeff. I don't think I'm nuts. I think I'm eccentricly challenged. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. So Subway is still fighting their 100% tuna claim.

And now a federal judge said, you know, I'm not really ready to take your word that it's 100% tuna. So I'm not going to dismiss the lawsuit brought against your. chain for misrepresenting what goes into your tuna product. So the suit was brought against Subway. We talked about it when it happened back in 2021. And it was after the New York Times did a story that found no evidence of amplifiable tuna DNA in the tuna offerings at three different subway locations. Really remember, and they used the case that it had been frozen and then had to be traveled.

It was a it was a shipped outside of a frozen container and in a frozen container, something like that. And they just couldn't say, Subway was like, no, that's why. Oh, okay. So Subway claims that any non-tuna DNA found in its tuna comes from eggs in the adjacent mayonnaise or contact with other meats. Of course there's tuna in our tuna sandwich. We say it. So it's got to be true. there's a hundred percent tuna in our tuna sandwiches.

Right. Good news for subway tuna sandwiches, though. It looks as though NYPD police officers may soon not have to be tested for pot. I know. So they can be, you know, nice and high and get their subway sandwiches while on duty. It'll be awesome. Really? I can just sit there and wait for speeders to go by. And as they're sitting there, they can, oh, is that guy speeding?

Yeah, never mind. Let them go. So they haven't stopped it yet, but they're talking about making it go away soon. Oh, okay. Now they released a statement saying that they would halt the test. And NYPD said, no, no, no, no, wait a second. We are mulling over the idea. We're not making that. go away just yet.

So I think that was leaked to, you know, light of fire under their butt or light a fire on the, you know, the bosses that don't want us to be high on the job. But we relaxes us and makes us want to do better. Know what I'm saying? Dude. So now they're saying, well, wait, we're not going to drug test a member unless we think that there, you know, there's suspicion of a member being. impaired by marijuana on the job.

Oh. Oh, okay. Because I thought they weren't permitted to use cannabis at all. Well, yeah, that's where you're at right now. They can't use it at all. So they'd automatically be fired if they tested positive for marijuana. Wow. So in today's world, being fired for the use of marijuana,

yeah, we can't have that, which is why it leaked that, you know, maybe we're just not going to test it anymore. and, you know, it's fine. I want to smoke a little dope. Don't worry about it. As long as you're not doing it, they're not firing up the bong in the car. I know the old police officers are like,

what? That just sets a bad example. What's next? Shooting heroin? Yeah. Yes, that's what's next. You let people smoke pot once in a while. What's next?

Yeah, we're going to shoot heroin. It will bring up some interesting questions, though. if something happens while an officer is on duty and it's, you know, they test him and they were either high or had marijuana in their system. Ooh, that brings up some serious lawsuits. But so does alcohol doing the same thing. And in today's world, I feel like marijuana is in the same company as alcohol. And what's next? Heroin.

Did you see that we are about to have. 8 billion people on the planet. 8 billion. That's amazing. Holy cow. I mean, that's a lot of people. That's a lot of people. In 1999, we had 6 billion.

In 1960, we had 3 billion. So now we're going to have 8 billion in 2020. And just eight countries will account for more than half. half of the increase in the world population up to 2050. So the DRC, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Tanzania. The rest of the world, apparently not doing enough business,

not creating enough babies, okay? So they need to get on it and start taking care of a little business. When you look, I mean, the birthrights, rates are way down. But when you look at the two biggest, most populated countries, China and India, right? They've been neck and neck. And they're really, for all

intense purposes, tied now. And according to projections, the only country that's taken care of a little business and going up is India. China, not so much. They're going to be going down. According to projections from the United Nations, you're looking at

India increasing to 1.5 billion by 2099. I'm sorry, yeah, 1.5 billion by 2099. And China dropping down to under a billion, under 800 million by in the same time frame of 2019. And starting right now, China is going to go downhill. Now they're, you know, still will be over a billion until 2060. something like that, and then maybe even 2070,

and then, you know, then they're below a billion. But India continues to rise, and they reach over $1.6 billion, and then they start to drop down a little bit by that. But once you, you know, once you get $1.6 billion, yeah, you drop down a few million. Ah, so what? So just incredible.

I just find that amazing that we're going to have $8 billion. people on the planet. It's a little crowded. Is it though? You know, is it really that crowded? I don't think so. I mean, there's a lot of space around the world that is unpopulated.

So maybe we populate them. But where are we going to get the food? That's another question. And we need energy to house and feed and heat and cool. I mean, it's an amazing feat. We need to look into it, and I don't know that windmills or solar panels are going to do it. At least not now. All right, let's go to the break room.

I need something cold to drink desperately. You see where the most expensive bottle of champagne sold for $2.5 million, NFTs included. The non-fungible tokens have gone. in the last year from relatively obscure blockchain technology to a market valued at around $44 billion? Oh, okay. Now, they claim these entrepreneurs and brothers, hey, stocks are in the bare market,

crypto's crashed, but we're putting our money into something more unusual. A bottle of champagne with the digital tokens attached. Okay, well, good luck. Have I mentioned that the feds just broke up the largest known NFT scheme to date? I know. So this, the Baltimore field office of Homeland Security Investigations has an indictment of a Vietnamese national for his involvement in an unprecedented cryptocurrency-related fraud scheme. Lee Antone, 26, Lee Antone.

That's not, you have any idea what. accent that is, was charged with one kind of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and one kind of conspiracy to commit international money laundering and connection with a scheme involving the baller ape non-fungible tokens. They say they're always looking at new trends. Of course, Homeland Security investigations, always looking at new trends in criminal organizations. And the criminal organizations now are exploiting, you know, NFT. The cybercriminals used the emerging market of non-fungible tokens to prey on investors seeking to diversify their portfolios and stole 2.6 million in cryptocurrency. Oh, okay. They allegedly involved in the, you know, the Baller Ape Club, which is an NFT investment project that sold NFTs in the form of various cartoon figures, including the figure of an ape, according to the indictment.

shortly after the first day, Baller Ape Club NFT were publicly sold. Twan and his co-conspirators engaged in what is known as a rug pull, ending the purported investment project, deleting its website, and stealing the investors' money. Oh, okay, so based on blockchain analytics shortly after the rug pool, Twant and co-conspirator laundered investors' funds through chain hopping, a form of money laundering in which one type of coin is converted to another type, and funds are moved across multiple cryptocurrency blockchains.

Twat and co-conspirators also use decentralized cryptocurrency swap services to obscure the trail of baller ape investors stolen funds. But hey, you go spend that $2.5 million on that bottle of champagne. and the NFTs attached. Okay, I'm sure it's a smart investment. Now, I'm not an investment broker, so maybe it is. Good luck, God bless.

So it looks like Netflix is going to have an ad-supported tier to their platform. They just announced that they're going to partner with Microsoft to help roll out its new ad-supported offering later this year. They generated, I guess they claim they generated $10 billion in advertising sales last year. So they want to partner with Microsoft and get this ad tier going. Now, of course, the stocks are up and that makes everybody happy at Netflix. Yay.

And of course, you know, Microsoft has proven ability to support all our advertising needs as we work together to build a new ad-supported offering. That's Netflix C-E-O-O-G-P. heaters. More importantly, Microsoft offered the flexibility to innovate over time on both the technology and sales side, as well as strong privacy protections.

Uh-huh. For our members. So I know that Microsoft was, I mean, Netflix was talking to Google and they had set up talks with Yahoo. I don't know.

They were talking to everybody to see what was going on and they decided to go with Microsoft. Now, they claim that what's going to happen is they're going to have an ad tier, which is not adding ads to Netflix, as you know it today. We're adding an ad tier for folks who say, hey, I want a lower price and I'll watch ads. Well, that's, hello, that's what many of the streaming platforms are doing. Now, we're not adding ads to Netflix, as you know it today.

We're adding an ad tier. So you could still get Netflix without commercials. But if you want commercials and it's cheaper, then they'll pay for that. Oh, thanks. Thank you, Ted, Ted Sarando's CEO. We didn't figure that one out. We couldn't noodle that out. So anyway, that's coming.

That is coming. And, you know, it might be worth it. Although, you know, ads drive me crazy. We've talked about it. Many times. Commercials drive me crazy, but commercials pay for the world. That's how things get paid for. That's how this show comes to you.

You know, of course, subscriptions to Blaze TV. Subscriptions to these platforms help pay for the platform and pay for your viewing, for your viewership. It's important, I know. But it just, you know, it's just the way of the world now. And it's very, well, I mean, If you can pay for it, pay for it. You can quote me on that.

If you can pay for it, pay for it. Netflix is really getting to the point now where it's not worth the non-ad-tier price. I know that they've got plenty of Netflix content. I know they've got a new Netflix show. I think it starts today, as a matter of fact, called The Gray Man, which is going to be released in theaters and on Netflix, I think, the 22nd, not this weekend, next weekend, with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans and Anna Diarmos and Rajivéin Page.

It's a global action thriller from the Russo Brothers. And, you know, the promos look pretty good. But is that enough to keep me? I don't know. Have they done enough this year with Netflix content to keep me for 20 by still paying? So I guess they have. But I'm questioning. LGBTQ.

I'm at the queue. I'm questioning. As long as we're talking about the tech guys, how's things going over at Facebook? Haven't heard from them in a couple of weeks. Remember we had the big company meeting where Zuck said, oh, you know, realistically, there are probably a bunch of people at the company

who shouldn't be here. Oh, really, Mark? Because you haven't stopped hiring in quite some time. I mean, there are. already saying that, you know, this might be a downturn that we have not, we're not looking forward to. It might be one of the worst downturns in recent history. So, you know, we were going to hire about 10,000 engineers.

Yeah, you know, maybe let's tap that down to 6,000 or 7,000. Wow. Over a third. Okay. All right. No problem. Almost half? I bet it reaches more than half.

We've decided that, you know what, you guys over at Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, all under the meta umbrella, maybe you get to do a little bit more. And if you don't feel like you can do a little bit more, maybe ought to not be here. I think we just need to have all our chief product officers looking to, you know, operate leaner and meaner. Yeah. No kidding. and maybe you ought to shut your face when you're out here working.

We don't care about your politics. We really want you to just work. Okay? So that's kind of a new thing here at Facebook because we've got the downturn going on and we'd really just like you to work and not relax

and play ping pong. Okay? So how's it going to? How's it going over there? We haven't heard. I'm sure they're fine. I'm sure they're fine. It's hockey season, and you can get anything you need delivered with Uber Eats.

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passed away. Remember, they had the scandalous divorce. And she died in her Manhattan apartment. They haven't announced exactly the cause of death, but they found her at the bottom of a set of stairs unresponsive. They

believe there was a cardiac arrest. They don't know if she fell and had a cardiac arrest, or if she had a cardiac arrest and fell. But the police are investigating. We'll see what exactly happened, but it doesn't look like any foul play

is thought about. We don't know if she had the cardiac event and fell or fell and that caused the cardiac event. The Trump family released a statement, you know, how deep sadness that we announced the passing of our beloved mother. Of course. And, you know, she was an incredible woman.

And then Donald, pretty amazing, released a statement that was very nice. I'm very saddened to inform all of those that loved her. of which there are many, that Ivana Trump has passed away at her home in New York City. She was a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman who led a great and inspirational life.

Her pride and joy were her three children, Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric. She was so proud of them, as we were all so proud of her. Rest in peace, Ivana. I was nice, because they had a troubled marriage, man. It was, you know, covered worldwide. Trump, you know, had an affair with Marla Maples and then that split and was finalized in 92.

And she was, you know, she was the heroin of, you know, spurned wives everywhere. Remember, she was in the first wives club? Don't get mad. Get everything. She was, and Ivana got married a few times. I mean, she was married four times. once to Donald and two other times. I think she was married once before Donald

and a couple times after. And she had her clothing line and jewelry and beauty products. And she had selling books. And she just wrote one not long ago called Raising Trump. Because Trump was president when this book was going to come out. Because she had, I remember an interview where she talked about having a direct number to the White House. and she said she talked to Donald every couple weeks or so,

but she didn't like to call him at the White House, the direct number because Melania is there. And I don't want to cause any kind of jealousy or something like that. I'm basically first Trump wife, okay? I'm first lady. That was a little slap to Melania. No problem. And she had a great documented journey of the American dream, too.

she grew up under communist rule in Czechoslovakia, then married the future president, had three children, became rich and famous in the United States of America. It's almost as if, and it's almost as if, and this is just me throwing it out there, that the former president, Donald Trump, has a type. Ivana Trump, dead at the age of 73.

Rest in peace. So we all know that the airline are in trouble. I mean, there's headlines and stories every day of delays and how they're paying people to get off and paying people to wait and they all, they're losing luggage and I realize that they're having a tough time. I get it. It's been a, you know, it's been a tough couple of years, but no more money from us would be nice. Not going to happen, but would be nice. But I see we're a flight attendant, according to this headline, it's just a stark warning to people who fall asleep on planes. Why? Do we get robbed or somebody going to steal or take our stuff or do we get

assaulted? What happens? No. No, no, no, no. Passengers, man, if you, it's on hygienic to rest your head against the windows, they might not be particularly clean. Oh, yeah, you don't, you're not the only one that has done that. So you don't know how many people or children have wiped their hands or other things all over the window. Many passengers like to relax and take a nap during flights across the world. But there are germs that remain on surfaces in the aircraft that you are going to, you don't want enough. Okay. He advised people that are flying now.

to don't not wear shorts. You shouldn't wear shorts either. Why? Yeah, it's the same thing as the window. You never know how clean the seat's going to be. So if you have pants, you're going to have less germs. I mean, that bodes well with men. You get off the plane, don't be touching things. And when you get to the hotel or the room,

get your flying clothes off, man. Take a shower, hose yourself down from airplane germs. I thought they were supposed to be clean. They had the air filters. Everything was fine. No problem. But if you're going to wear shorts because you want that increased level of comfort, no. Don't do that.

Okay. Also, like when you use the toilet on the airplane, yeah. Don't push the flush button with your bare hands. Honestly, it's super unsanitary and pretty gross. So when you flush, use a napkin or tissue that's in the lavatory. Okay, no problem. Thank you. You know, and also when boarding, it's polite to step into your row and allow other passengers to pass behind you.

It's okay to take a few extra minutes to get ready, but please step into the aisle and wait for a lull in traffic. Duh. That's just common courtesy. You know, that's part of the problem with flying today. Nobody has any common sense, common sense. courtesy flying. They're wearing shorts. They're resting. They're nasty, smelly, sweaty

face up against the window. Letting little Timmy pick his nose and rub his hand on the window when he's looking at the clouds as we're taking off and then you put your head on there and get those nasty germs in your hair.

Don't do that, okay? And I saw another tip from another flight attendant or the airlines or some expert on flying talking about luggage that you know if if the best way to not lose your luggage of course is to no check I'm a big fan of that no checking I in fact I've you can't quote me on that no checking I really believe in that sometimes it's unavoidable I know but if you're traveling outside of the US they were saying that you some

countries don't automatically move your luggage with you. So you need to remember to go pick it up, otherwise it's stuck in whatever country you're in. And I don't even know if you get a, oops, sorry, didn't mean that. I think you get, well, you should have known. And then you have the passengers that get delayed, and then their luggage gets delayed or goes on to another stop from the plane before and ends up there or gets delayed at another stop and never makes it to its destination. I mean, it's a nightmare. And they do a pretty good job. I think the numbers were pretty reasonable. I feel like the numbers were pretty reasonable on lost luggage, but it's just, you know, you don't want to be the one, right? Sure, it's fine when it's not you. Yeah, I'm fine with

it as long as it's not me. I mean, it's kind of like divorce. I'm fine with it as long as it's not me. There's some big money divorces coming down too. I see where one of the co-founders of Google, Sergey Brin, a divorcing, they filed for divorce. He's worth $93 billion. So somebody's going to make a little bit of money. He filed for divorce against his, with his marriage to Nicole, a lawyer and entrepreneur, is she, who is in her late 30s citing irreconcilable differences. now she's you know they've been married and got a little bit of time so they want joint custody of their daughter he's not seeking spousal support from Shannon wait he's asking that she not and is asking that she is not awarded it either oh okay uh Sergey I don't know if you know

but you're the one worth 93 billion okay This could be a big one. This could be one of the big expensive ones. I know, you know, we had Bezos and Gates and Elon's paid out some cash, but Brin could be paying out some cash here too. And he's busy working on his airships. I mean, he really thinks that the airships are the, you know, they're the thing of the past, but the future.

And he's building them. They could speed up delivery and aid in a disaster zones, carry air cargo much more cheaply, than freighters and cut aviation emissions. So we're going to have blimps everywhere. Great. Nothing more than I want than to have blimps everywhere. I see where it's reported that Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall are getting a divorce.

That would be the fourth divorce for Rupert after six years of marriage with Jerry Hall. I would say, I mean, Rupert is worth what? 14, 15 billion? Something like that on top of, you know, being in charge of all these companies. I don't know that Jerry wants any of that. But we'll see. I know he's, this could be just bull because I know that, you know, he still posts that he loves, you know, Jerry. And they're just happy, happy, happy.

And they haven't commented on the reports that they're getting a divorce, which may be a sign. it looks she probably has some kind of pre-up with Rupert though right I mean he's got six children he's got a couple he's got

you know he's been divorced before you know Jerry's got a little bit of cash I don't know how much I wonder how much Jerry Hall is worth can't be that much but I mean she's probably made a little bit of cash in her lifetime

and so you know Jerry Hall yeah I mean she's been a model she's made about she's worth about 20 million according to the internet. So even if she's only worth 10 million or something like that, she can live a pretty good life.

Not the life that Rupert has provided, though. So we'll see. We'll see what happens with Rupert and Jerry. I see where Valerie Bertnelli is looking for a divorce, her ex, Tom Vitell. He's asking for spousal support. He claims he just earns $16 an hour. She makes, you know, a lot of money.

Valerie does quite a bit of work. I mean, she makes $180,000, I don't know, a month, an episode, whatever she's making for, it says here she makes $180,000 an hour. And she knows, it says Valerie makes $180,000. Is that, she makes more than that in a year? Are you kidding me? Plus, she's been on hit TV shows. What's Valerie worth?

Yeah, okay, it says here that $180,000 a month. Okay. Right. Come on now. 180,000 a year. That's Valerie living in a dump, really living in a dump. There's no way that's happened.

Plus, he was married to Eddie Van Halen. Yeah, no, Valerie's got a little bit of cash. But now they're getting a divorce. And he wants spousal support. He apparently, according to this, his personal expenses, he spends $50,000 a month, $20,000 going to rent.

Maybe you, you know, maybe you slimmed down a little bit on the rent. $1,730 for groceries. Okay. $2,500 on vacations. You cannot live without vacations. That's clear. And in addition to other various expenses.

Yeah, it'd be interesting to see what the other various expenses are. And $20,000 in rent. I mean, I guess you can't be expected to live in a, you know, a $3,000 house. That can happen. Although it's in California. So I'm sure the $2,000. $20,000 house is a $3,000 house anywhere else in America. And I see where it looks like Kelly Clarkson is finally done with her big divorce with

hubby Brandon Blackstock. He was staying at the ranch. Remember, we talked about that. And then he wanted, he wanted spousal support. He wanted to live at the ranch. He wanted some more money. And now apparently he has purchased another home, another ranch that he, you know, It's not a ranch.

It's a Montana home, I guess. He's moving out of the ranch because Kelly wanted to sell the ranch. She's done with it. See, that's the thing with divorces. You're never really done, are you? I mean, it's just a bad thing all around, which is what I said in the beginning. You know, I'm okay with it as long as it's not me.

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And it has Michigan with the Upper Peninsula, which is pretty good. And it said the fact that Wisconsin hasn't taken over the Upper Peninsula from Michigan tells me everything I need to know about those cowards. That's coming from a Yuper right there. And speaking of Michigan, oh my gosh, it's Friday. So that means it's time for our game show. And we have a returning champion from Michigan. So let's play What's the Live?

What's being called America's favorite game show? What's the Lie? Where contestants try to decipher the lie from our count of one, two, three, four headlines. One of them is not true. Thus, that's where we get. What's the lie? Welcome to our returning champion, Brian. Lieby, Brian from Cats Alley and Tomahawk Lanes in Reverno, Michigan.

And, of course, he's in the lower Michigan. He's not a yupor. Hi, Brian, how you doing? Good, Jeffrey. How are you doing? Hi, I'm fantastic. I hope you had a good week. I was wondering, I know you're back in Michigan, but did you mail a gift to me because that's part of the new game show plan. Contestants, give the host a gift. It's not the other way around.

I didn't know that if I wasn't in studio, I didn't think I had to give you. Oh, okay, well. After the show, I'll get right now. Everyone has an excuse. All right. You ready to play four headlines. Ready to play What's the Lie? I am ready.

All right, let's rock and roll. Headline number one. NYC Mayor defends nuclear attack PSA, better safe than sorry. Arizona business owner arrested for breaking AC units and employees' homes for insurance fraud. A distillery with invasive crabs is turning them into whiskey. Three men charged in a plot to sell stolen lyrics

for the Eagles Hotel, California. Those are the four headlines in What's the Lie? One of them is a lie. NYC Mayor defends nuclear attack PSA better safe than sorry. Arizona business owner arrested for breaking AC units in employees' homes for insurance fraud. A distillery with invasive crabs is turning them into whiskey. Three men charged in a plot to sell stolen lyrics for the Eagles Hotel California. Those are your headlines, Brian, returning champion on What's the Lie? Which one is the lie?

Man, I'm going to go with the business owner and the air conditioners. You are absolutely correct, sir. Another week of championship from Brian Leibbe. Congratulations. Two weeks in a row. As soon as the show is over, I could go jump in Lake Michigan, swim to Wisconsin. And that next week I could be right there. into the studio.

That'd be right there in Wisconsin. That is fantastic. Congratulations. We are really happy and we are so happy because really today you have won a brand new. Thanks for listening to What's the Lie?

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Can't believe he won again. I got to make it. I mean, congratulations. Oh, he's still on the line? Oh, man. Oh, I am. Congratulations. Yeah, no.

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