Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Ep 957 | Recalculation...

Episode Date: September 15, 2022

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Begins this Saturday Which is the 17th of September 2022 For those of you listening live today is the 15th. of September 2020. And it runs through October 3rd, so you have a little time. If you haven't, you know, made plans already, you can still, you know, make plans to get over there for the October Fest. The equivalent of 124,425 kegs of beer were consumed at the 2019 October Fest. Now, that may have assisted in the 4,000 items that were consumed.

were misplaced or lost and found in 2019, mostly keys, clothes, cell phones. They also found carry cases for cats, dentures, a leather whip, a tuba, two crutches, and a drum set were found as well in 2019. I'm not saying that the 124,425 kegs of beer that were consumed had anything to do with those things being lost, but it's very, very possible that that is the case. You can drink wine there, too, but, you know, it's mostly beer that gets sold. According to, I was looking at the numbers for October Fest. You know, they have the big tents and the small tents.

And according to this, I don't know, like six to seven million people go to Octoberfest. And they had 1,400 toilet seats and 43 toilets, suitable. for the disabled. That seems low. I just seems low for 6 to 7 million people over the entirety of the event. But that's, you know, just me. They have a, you know, what they call a sanitation station, a health place. 6,592 people in 2019 were cared for, including 600 people with alcohol poisoning. Yeah, duh. And also, for those of you wondering, yes, there is going to be a gay Sunday. It's usually the first Sunday of the October Fest, which is this weekend, this coming weekend, the 18th of September, 2022 is Gay Sunday.

So thousands of homosexual men, and according to their internal paperwork, an increasing number of women from all over the world, come to celebrate the gay. It's a big gay day. And they also have Gay Monday events. Those are a little less crowded and just as much fun. Now, I got to thinking that, wow, if they're having this big event and all these, you know, gay men are, I'm sorry, homosexual men are going to come to, you know, gay Sunday. Germany has 3,551 monkeypox cases as of today. And so we may see those numbers go up after this October fest.

I don't know. I'm just saying it's a possibility. The U.S. obviously is still number one with 22,773 monkey pox cases. Then you have Spain, France, UK, and then Germany. Those are the top five for the coming in at the coming in five, Germany with the Pox goo numbers. Spain almost have 7,000, but the U.S. is still clearly number one. I see where we have attributed, we talked about it, I think yesterday they attributed the death in LA

to monkeypox. So I guess we have had a death due to monkeypox. The guy was, you know, really immunocompromised as well. So, you know, okay. And I guess we'll say it was monkeypox instead of, you know, he had

monkeypox and died. We'll say monkeypox was the cause of death. That's what's being reported. The national monkeypox response, deputy coordinator that President

Biden appointed Dr. Dimitri Delascas. He's a strange cat in himself. Just a weird guy into occult and pentagrams and satism

and I don't worry about that though. That's just another story. He believes that look, the numbers are going down, but a downward trend can be the most dangerous time as it opens up the door to complacency.

So don't become complacent, especially if you're over at Octoberfest for Gay Sunday. Welcome! Welcome to Chewing the Fat. So as I'm going through my social media timeline stories, I see a story about former military bunkers are home for hundreds of survival-minded people.

And I thought, well, that's, of course, interesting. I mean, I'll go ahead and read about that. It's in South Dakota. And, you know, would it be worth it? How much does it cost? What's happened? So apparently there's a place that is owned by the VVOS group, V-I-V-O-S group,

and the developer of VVos X Point, which is a massive home conversion project involving 575,000, former military bunkers near the Black Hills area of South Dakota. Okay. You know, I'm kind of, I'm interested. Well, what's about it? So it's a concrete bunker in South Dakota. The closest Walmart is a couple hour drive.

All right. I mean, still, that's not too bad. So the 7,000 acre development sits on the former Black Hills Army base built in 1942 by the Army Corps of Engineers to store bombs and other munitions during World War II. The Army retired the base in 1967, sold the property and the 575 bunkers to the city of Edgemont, which then sold it to local cattle ranchers, which then Dante Vincino said, hey, I could probably make that work. So I'll just buy it outright.

How about that? I'll make it work. So it's being billed as the largest survival. community on earth, just south of Edgemont, South Dakota. Within a 24-hour drive from virtually all points within the United States, it's about a 30-minute drive from Wyoming, Denver is about five hours away, and Nebraska lies just south. It's one of the safest areas in North America at an altitude of about 3,800-plus feet. It's well inland from all large bodies of water, 100 miles from the nearest known military nuclear targets.

Bunkers sign, you know, are in the fields. And it's just a quiet place. So you can hear the sounds of silence. Oh, man, don't get me singing that song, please. So inside each bunker is a 2,200 square foot structure. I guess, well, that is the bunker. And it's an off-grid home. Okay.

So they try to make living as normal as possible, but you still have to fix it up, right? So the bunkers, according to this, cost about $45,000. You purchase a 99-year lease for each bunker, and it takes about $150,000 to $200,000 to convert it to living quarters. Huh. So you could probably move in for, you know, what, $100,000? 200,000, you know, gets you in to have your own little bunker? All right, that's fine. If you say so, the bunkers are spaced out about 400 feet apart.

Each one bound by a 30-foot perimeter within the space. Tenants can do pretty much whatever they please within the lease, whether raising a garden, building a hot house, creating a small parking area or garage. They're encouraged to do their own exterior decorating. One tenant is growing vegetables on the top. Okay, fine. South Dakota is a beautiful place to live.

The one bunker that they talk about, because the story is about a couple who ended up moving there. The bunker has everything that you would expect. Full-sized kitchen, office, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, with shower and tub, smart television, furnished den with leather couches, theater room, interior decor as a mountain cabin. So it doesn't say here, let's see, one advantage to live in in a concrete bunker is that it gets to produce electricity to power his home. He does this with the solar charger, propane, and diesel fuel generator system automatically switching based on power consumption.

Okay. The company is leased about 200 of the bunkers. Some, that means there's plenty available. Okay. And they hope to lease all 575 bunkers to create a self-contained community where more than 5,000 people will live. I don't know. I feel like I feel like I could do it. I feel like I could do it.

I don't know. it would be kind of it would be different I might have to talk to this guy we may have to talk to this guy on chewing the fat and just do a special on the Vivos community

because I'm fascinated at what you could do in the community right to be living in the bunker is fine and I get the idea of living in the bunker I get the idea of fixing it up you're probably using his remodeling company,

his company, I'm sure, Vivos X-Point, are the people that are helping put together the interiors of these bunkers. You can do it yourself, of course, but we have everything right here for you. It'll be interesting. I'm going to have to reach out and see if I can talk to Dante Vecino

and the Vivos group. And we find out about the largest survival community on Earth. We have to. I will reach out today, and we will definitely find out more about this, about this community. Because I feel like, just from reading about this, I feel like, I mean, it's pretty good ad story, no doubt. Absolutely good promotion for the village. This is not a village. Okay, Jeff. It's pioneers living in the X-Point pioneer.

Village Bunker Town in South Dakota. So I think it's worthy. I have to find out if it's actually worthy. We got a each is igloo-shaped bunker about 80 feet long made of reinforced concrete, nearly two feet thick, with a steel bunker front door to gain entry. so it was built into the hillside

they were made to withstand internal and external blasts like that of a nuclear bomb okay we've got to talk to this guy all right let's go to the break room I'm sorry I got sidetracked with Vivos X point the largest survival community

on earth all right let's go to the break room I need something cool to drink desperately So I see where my man Hunter Biden is asking to lower his child support payments for his four-year-old child that he says he doesn't even remember taking care of a little business with the mom. So he filed a motion to adjust child support, citing a substantial material change in his financial. circumstances, including but not limited to his income. Huh.

Okay. I'm not sure, you know, exactly what that means, except maybe he's going broke. There's no big money coming in. He spent a lot of it on crack and other illegal substances. He has never met the child. She's, I mean, that baby is, I think the baby is four years old now. Joe doesn't even recognize it as a grandchild. So I guess he moved out of the Malibu home.

I'm not sure where the wife and Bo, the son of Hunter, lives now, but they were living in Malibu, which I'm told in this article that they moved out of that place in Malibu. They were only dropping down 20 grand a month for that place. So, I mean, you can understand. You know, money running tight and all you want. want to move. Yeah, I doubt that he's living at a $1,200 a month, you know, two-bedroom outside of L.A. But it's possible. You don't know. You don't know. We don't know what he's paying for child

support. That was sealed because that was all going on prior to the election, right? That was during the campaign. So they sealed the documents in the case, including terms of the settlement. So we don't know what they agreed on. I know. was asking for child support and insurance and for court and legal fees to be paid for. So, I mean, I'm sure she probably got it. He denied it all along until the DNA test. And the DNA test was, you know, pretty much a scientific certainty that he was the father of this child. So there was no more arguing going on.

He needed to fork out some support payments. and some insurance. So we'll see. We'll see what's going on with my man Hunter. If you haven't seen My Son Hunter yet, go to My Son Hunter.com and purchase it because it's well worth the watch. It will give you a new look at the Bidens. And if you don't haven't had enough of the Bidens in your life already, this makes it

even better. I see where Matthew McConaughey is looking for work again. I mean, that's what actors and performers do. I get it. But his latest movie that they were like weeks away from production of the soccer movie, Dallas Sting, which apparently is a true story or based on a true story of the famed girls' soccer teams' 1984 trip to China. And I guess there were allegations about certain aspects of the true story. I wonder what that could be.

It's kind of strange because most of these films are, you know, based on a true story. And, you know, you change some of the inner workings of the story. You try to keep it as real as possible. But the basic premise behind the girls' soccer team going to China and winning is pretty true, right? I mean, that's what happened. They went against all odds and defeated some of the best women teams in the world. And so McConaughey was to play coach. Bill Kinder, who led the team to victories over Australia, Japan, and China, and finally, Italy, in the championship game.

So, I'm not really sure. I mean, they had already pretty much casted the movie, and they were, you know, getting ready to start production on it. And Skydance said, nah, you know, we're not going to do it. Couldn't have had anything to do with China, though, right? I mean, China wouldn't have been mad about what was going to happen to their team and how they were going to be portrayed in the movie, right? Couldn't have been that. Nah, no, never mind. That's just me being silly.

So remember when we talked, it's still, I guess, going to happen. Sylvester Stallone's going to do his reality show. I couldn't believe it was still going on. I think we talked about it when we talked about his divorce, right? And how they handled the divorce with the wife and the not following on Instagram and the covering up of the tattoos. Oh, yeah, it's all coming back to me now.

But apparently they're still doing the unscripted television. Kardashian kind of show and Sly is going to be involved. Okay, I don't know why he's doing it. That doesn't make any sense. I know it's about his daughters. It's supposed to focus on his daughters. But it just seems, you know, Sly doesn't need this at all.

I mean, maybe he's doing it to help the daughters out and make them some money, I guess. Okay, maybe. I mean, he's got Tulsa King coming out soon, right? that comes out really soon. Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King. The Samaritan was number one on Amazon Prime the last week or so.

And Tulsa King should be good. I'm really looking forward to that. And so, I mean, there's no reason for him to do a reality show. Not a lot of people survive reality shows. People do not come out of reality shows good, usually. That ends a lot of things. so that's still happening though I guess I don't know

they're filming and they're filming down in Florida so I mean maybe we got a little bit of the divorce I don't know does that going to go into the show we'll see but Sylvester Stallone I mean the guy is Sylvester Stallone

right I mean he's a worldwide star I don't know why he would do it you know what sly call me all right email me chewing the fat at the blaze or you know you can DM me on instagram jeff fisher radio or you know reach out on facebook jeff fisher radio at jeffy jfr on twitter uh you know maybe hit me up for a cameo at jeffy jfr and i'd be happy to charge sly for a cameo and you and then maybe we can hook up and uh you know

talk a little bit and i can find out exactly what you're thinking about because i want to know what you're what you're doing i know you bought the new place in palm beach down in florida You and the wife are split up. You still love your kids, obviously. And Sly is not a, you know, spring chicken anymore. I mean, Sylvester is what? 76 now? Just turned 76.

He needs this like he needs another hole in the head. So reach out, Sly. I'd like to like to know what the heck you're thinking about. Hey, I guess congratulations are in order to Patagonia. the founder and family is going to transfer ownership to a nonprofit that will invest the company's profits to fund organizations combating climate change. I guess congratulations. They're valued at about $3 billion, and their fund is going to be about $100 million a year to the nonprofit, I guess. Congratulations.

They, you know, look, they're putting there, at least they're putting their money where their mouth is, I guess. It's interesting to see what they're going to do. They moved their money to a purpose trust, the Patagonia Purpose Trust, and the other 98% is under what's called the Holdfast Collective. The goal behind the Patagonia Purpose Trust is to create a permanent legal structure to enshrine the company's purpose and values so that there is, never deviation from the original families, founding families, intent to make sure the company continues to demonstrate that capitalism can work for the planet. All annual profits that are not reinvested back into the business, which they estimate to be about $100 million a year, will be distributed by Patagonia as divided to the Holdfast Collective, which is designated as the

501C4, to fund grassroots environment. organizations, invest in businesses, and support political candidates that all work to protect nature and biodiversity, support thriving communities, and fight the climate crisis. That is me. They're talking to me. Dear, I'm sorry, what are they called? Dear Holdfast Collective. Yes, chewing the fat.

Yes, this is, I, this, I am, uh, support. political candidates that work to protect nature. Who doesn't love nature? I support zoos. No one supports zoos more than chewing the fat or more than me. And nature and biodiversity and thriving communities. And I believe we should do what we can to fight climate crisis. So, yes, I'll take some of the grassroots money to help me out because,

and not the entire 100 million, obviously, but you know, a little small piece of the 100 million a year to keep the chewing the fat collective alive. And I mean, no one, no one supports, you know, nature and biodiversity and thriving communities more than me. And the climate crisis, oh, my gosh. Oh, man, just a small piece. all. I, you know, I'm all for it. And the bastard climate change is horrible, isn't it? It is. Just let me give you the direct deposit number. With Amex Platinum, $400 in annual credits for travel and dining means you not only satisfy your travel bug, but your taste buds too. That's the powerful

backing of Amex. Conditions apply. So it looked like the railroad strike has been averted. after companies and union negotiators reached a tentative agreement with two years of bargaining coming down to the wire. I guess it looks like they avoided the strike with a five-year deal, which is retroactive to 2020. So we're only going to get three more years before they have to start renegotiating, which will happen probably tomorrow. And includes a 24% raises and a $5,000 in bonus. okay I mean they were fighting over other things that was a big issue and that was time off they apparently said that they were penalized for time off or when they were sick and needed to see a doctor they were also on call 24-7 so we'll see you know what all got worked out and what

they were doing but for right now it looks like we're fine it looks like all the Amtrak trains that were told to put on hold that were canceled, they're back running up again, and we won't lose any deliveries as the trains were looking to still hit the rails with their loaded products come to that. I mean, they were still working yesterday. I got stopped by a couple of them in my neck of the woods.

So bless their hearts. I'm a huge fan. a huge fan of the railroads look no one supports railroads more than me truckers number one on the list hello but the rail is not far behind

not far behind at all and you know who doesn't want to be a locomotive engineer no one that's right exactly you don't need to answer it because everyone does I know I know it's okay but that's good news no railroad strike as of right now.

I see where California has slapped Amazon with an antitrust lawsuit. The state's attorney general claims the way Amazon dings sellers when products are listed for cheaper elsewhere stifles competition and forces consumers to spend more money. The new suit comes as Amazon works to fend off similar claims in D.C. And to keep the FTC at bay. and it's not the only big tech company facing antitrust rouse. Google lost its bid to get a record setting $4.13 billion fine tossed in the EU. So, yay.

And will Twitter sell or not sell? I know they voted to sell to Elon, but that case is still going on. I feel like that's not going to happen now. I mean, I know it's just me. I feel like the Twitter thing is. just not going to happen. Twitter has not been forthcoming enough and we're finding out more about Twitter that we kind of already surmised. I mean, I know we had the whistleblower, but most of the

stuff he said we knew already, really. Maybe we didn't know it for a fact. And Twitter will say that we don't know it for a fact. That's a whistleblower. He's lying. But we kind of do. And so, you know, They've been less than forthcoming with a lot of things that are going on behind the scenes at Twitter and all the social media platforms because they've been taking our information and using it to line their pockets. And now people are saying, hey, don't you think we should get a piece of that? Just a little bit of piece of that. And how about we get a little bit of say of what you use from us, since we should own us. Huh? How about that?

And I know that we said okay when we clicked on your little okay to use your product, but that really didn't mean okay. I mean, that meant okay, but it didn't really mean okay. That's my case in front of a judge. Your Honor,

I know I said it was okay, but I really didn't mean that that was okay. I just meant that it was okay, but I didn't mean for it to be. be that okay. I think that would go over well. Okay, so I know tats are a big deal in today's world. I get it.

You know, I'm not opposed to tattoos at all. And I was looking at this one feed that talked about this hair tattoo. And it's called scalp micropigmentation.

So it looks like actual actual hair. This guy has a bald head and they put in this tattoo so it looks like he has shaved his hair, you know, really short. So it looks like he has a full head of hair just shaved down to nothing. I can do that. You probably will have to do that pretty soon as you're losing all the damn hair you have, Jeff. No, I know. I get it. Okay. Back off me. And I've shaved my head and shaved my head bald and shaved it down to nothing for, you know, multiple times throughout my life. And I remember being told once by a fellow co-worker that, you know, one day that's not

going to grow back. He seems he's right. Some of it didn't. But, you know, then again, it does tend to grow back, just sometimes not all of it. But I kind of like the scalp micropigmentation. I kind of like that idea. You keep the rest of it shaved right down to nothing. and the rest of the head looks like it's shaved down to nothing with the tats.

So, I mean, scalp, micropigmentation could be something that I visit in the future. Although, you know, what happens if you screw up? I just saw a story about a Thai woman that went to a budget clinic for a cosmetic tattoo. Now, that's a problem. Maybe you just don't go to a budget clinic for a cosmetic tattoo. tattoo. I guess she wanted to have an eyebrow tattoo and so she went to the budget clinic to get the eyebrow tattoo and

I guess a friend suggested the shop to her and she said that I looked in the mirror and I was speechless after the procedure. She spent about $41 American money this time. woman and she said she discovered two dark arches linked above her natural eyebrows

so now she has four eyebrows now apparently the tattoo artist said hey I'll take care of it I'll remove the botched eyebrows but then the clinic closed and so we just shut our doors

yeah I'm not going to fix anything I'm not getting sued I don't exist anymore. Take care. So now she's looking for, I guess, another budget clinic to remove the eyebrows. So, I mean, I guess,

I don't know what, do you get the tattoo eyebrows taken off? Or do you just shave your other eyebrows off? Maybe they're in the wrong place. They're up high. And she doesn't look, doesn't look like that's a good plan.

I've known one person, I'm sure that there's more in my life, but I have known one person who had eyebrows tattooed on like that. And it was a female. And she, it didn't look terrible. But it just takes a little bit of getting used to. And then with makeup and everything, you know, it looks real.

I get it. So I'm sure it's done more than I know. But it's just make sure this is just a helpful hint from me to you to day, okay? You're thinking about getting, let's say, a tattoo or any kind of cosmetic surgery. Don't go to the budget clinic. And some budget clinics might be good. And if you know the person, sure, go ahead. But for the most part, if a friend says, I know this guy, ooh, ooh, may want to steer clear. It's hockey season, and you can get anything you need delivered with Uber.

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He was 79. Who died today? Who died today? Two Buck Chuck has died. Now do you know who he is? Two Buck Chuck? The man behind two buck Chuck, which, you know, revolutionized the wine industry. The value-priced wines has passed away.

He was 79 years of age. the Bronco Wine Company, 50-year-old company, helped create with his brother and cousin. They announced his death. They did not say what he died from. But he championed affordable wine for the masses, and he frequently criticized higher-priced competitors. He says, we're lower-priced, we're the best price.

The others, I think, are overpriced. And at one point, two-buck-chuk told them, to take that and shove it Napa. He said in an interview because you know American culture

Charles Shaw two buck Chuck sold the Trader Joe's since 2002 that's when he earned the nickname for where's the word of wine one of the things that I want to think

that was kind of interesting about two buck Chuck and his family is a Bronco wine is one of the biggest wine companies around his portfolio of more than a hundred brands spanning from wine spirits ready to drink cocktails uh 13th largest wine maker in the u.s marketer wine marketer in the u.s uh 3.4 million cases last year now he never owned the boxed wine brand uh that bears his family name his parents sold the label in 1973 to cocaola prompting him to start Bronco wine. He was pissed at his dad for

selling to Coca-Cola. He just folded. And I went through a period. I wouldn't even talk to him. I was so pissed. So the boxed wine, the franzia boxed wine, is currently owned by the wine group. So, you know, he's always going to, according to the, you know, he has five children, 14 grandchildren, two sisters. His entrepreneurial spirit, tireless dedication, and his commitment to both his family and to the Bronco family will be forever remembered.

His legacy will endure for generations to come. Two Buck Chuck dead at 79 years of age. Speaking of, you know, in their 70s, I see where there's a stat now about Congress, 25% of lawmakers are over 70, and the average age of Congress just keeps getting older. An average of 10% of Congress was under 40 in 1950, and since 2000, it's only been around 4%. So it's because they got in and they did not want to lose their power, so they keep hanging on. Good for them, though.

Hey, good for them, right? Good for them. Bad for us? I think that's the way it's supposed to be. R. Kelly, guilty in his pornography in the Illinois federal trial. He was found not guilty on seven other counts. So six of the 13 charges he faced in Illinois came back guilty. So they convicted him on child pornography counts,

but acquitted him on the seven other charges. including charges of conspiracy and enticement. So I know that he was all, he's already serving 30 years, or supposed to start serving 30 years from the other trial that he, that just ended from New York on federal sex crimes for 30 years.

So I don't know how long he's going to get for this, but tag it on. Ours going to be behind bars for a while. We'll just leave it at that. And I see where my man, Harvey Weinstein, is begging the judge, hey, how about you let me go to a real dentist? Okay.

Okay, not a real dentist. A private dentist. Sure, the prison does give you a real dentist, but it's just dental emergencies that bring in a dentist at prison. And they're just, he's got rotten molars, these rotten teeth. And in prison, they're just going to pull them out. And he said, I'll pay for the dentist. One trip, one trip, one.

trip only. Just let me go and see a real dentist so that I can take care of my teeth because the dentist offered to him in prison are just going to pull the teeth without replacement and leave them just to continue decaying. Okay. I mean, he's 70 now. He's already serving 23 years after being convicted of sex charges in New York. He wants to get a bridge or fake teeth, he's got to be look presentable. I'm in pain every day. I have cavities. I can't eat because I'm missing teeth. So let the man

see a dentist. I know many people are saying, no, that bastard, he deserves to be without teeth. But I know they're arguing that borrowing him from dental care would be a violation of his constitutional rights.

Now, the prison is probably saying, you know, I, we're not denying him dental care, we're just not giving him the care that he wants. But he, you know, look, if he has no front teeth, he's going to, you know, I want to see Harvey on trial in L.A. with no front teeth. That won't be, you can't do that to Harvey Weinstein. I mean, I know, I know he's a dirt bag. I got it. But you just can't do that to Harvey. Can you? You just can't.

do that to Harvey. Come on now. Hey, and I finally got another email from barrister, Oscar Smith. I didn't know if Oscar was ever going to get back to me because I misplaced the last email he sent me. So he sent me an email I received it yesterday. Good day. Attention. I hope this is the correct email to reach you. I also sent the same message to your cell phone as well. Darn, I didn't get the cell phone message. I'm so glad that he sent the email as well. I'm Oscar Smith. I know it said that on the the title of the email of barrister, Oscar Smith.

The personal legal counsel to the late engineer Brad, and I mean, I am a big fan of the late engineer Brad, and that's his client who left the total sum of $4.7 million U.S. dollars before his demise. I need you to stand as the next of kin to the late engineer Brad, since you bear the same name identity with him, according to the family name database. That's me.

When you think of Jeff Fisher and Jeffie and chewing the fat, you think, hey, aren't you related to engineer Brad? Apparently I am. So, Oscar's proposal needs a quick audience. As time is of great importance, and I urge you to contact me. If you want to have the full details of the inheritance claim, please feel free to call or text me

if you need further verbal clarifications. I'd be happy to text, except your text never came through. to my phone, so I guess it's only email that we can communicate on. Thanks for your cooperation and endeavor to treat this matter as urgent with utmost confidentiality while I

await your quick and swift response. War regards, Oscar Smith and he gives me a telephone number a WhatsApp number, attorney at law and an email address, which is different from the email address that I received this email from. So who knows? I mean, maybe Oscar is going to

hook me up with my relative, the late engineer Brad and I'll get a piece of the $4.7 million. I could use it. I could use it. But I feel like barrister Oscar Smith is really just kind of pulling my leg. Well, we'll see. Let me email back.

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