Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Goods AND Services… | 9/22/23

Episode Date: September 22, 2023

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They're going to be able to provide the White House with the Christmas tree. They're going to have a 63-foot Norway Sprit. coming from the mana Manungahela. That's what I said. Forest. And trees coming from the Monongahila forests are beautiful.

And the good news is not only are they going to cut it down from the Monongahela forest, they're going to give it a tour. How cool is that? I mean, hello. So it's going to going to visit parks and plazas and schools and memorials and main streets and my favorite more well-wishers

can see the wrapped up tree who doesn't love seeing a wrapped up cut down tree that's already dying on the back of a semi-truck i mean holy cow you'll be able to have uh the banners are going to be out and People are going to say, yay, you killed a tree from the Monongahela forest. And look how pretty it is wrapped up in the Christmas tree wrap on the back of that extra long semi that will be in Washington, D.C. Man, that will be great. So the tour is going to kick off. Go ahead and write it down or type it into your calendar on your phone right now. November 4th is when the tour starts with a special celebration in Elkins.

which is home to the headquarters of Manungahela National Forest. So, man, does that sound fun? And then it's going to be delivered to the Capitol, of course, and it will be up on November 17th. So good times, good times for the 63-foot Norway spruce from the Manunga-Hila National Forest. And they even, you know, they even came up with a new logo for the tree tour. I'm sorry, the tree project.

And so good for them, man. Congratulations. As I said, this was the third time. I believe that West Virginia was able to provide the trees. And it doesn't say here. Let's see, this is the third time. Yeah, okay. It's not just from West Virginia.

Virginia. This is the third time in history that the National Forest provided the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree. They provided the tree in 1970, which I believe was the first time. Then we started having the big Christmas tree and in 1976. So congratulations. And make sure you put that on your calendar to see the great 63 foot spruce from Menongahela. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome.

Welcome to Chewing the Fat. I want to thank everyone who sent me this story, either through social media at Jeffrey JFR on X, Jeff Fisher Radio, or on Facebook and Instagram, or email Chewing the Fat at theblaze.com. I don't know how many I've received, but it's been more than one. Monkey Mayhem is the headline from Thailand. apparently these wild monkeys are wreaking havoc in this town and stealing from supermarkets. And a group of wild, so I'm just saying thank you for sending it to me. You can stop now. I saw it.

I got it. A group of wild monkeys raided a supermarket and made off with a hall of bananas and a bizarre hit-and-run theft. I just not bizarre at all. We've been talking about these crazy monkeys in Thailand forever. They're running the joint. They've taken over that one theater. in that one town, they've taken it over. You don't even go near there, you're dead.

Man, the monkeys are, it's the monkey mafia in Thailand. They're not been messing around. So, according to this story, they've diverted from their normal foraging grounds. That is their normal foraging grounds. The video of the incident shows the monkeys ransacking plastic crates. Yeah. And they're taking the food and running it away, taking it back to the theater probably. I'm messing around.

So the shop worker tries to chase the monkeys away, and the monkeys just sit there. Yeah, they're sitting there looking at it. And the monkey, what's you got? What do you got for me? Nothing is what you got for me, okay? Nothing. You know who I am?

Yeah, I am, and does I say what kind of monkeys they were? Oh, yeah, they're the... Macack. Yeah. Man, I can't get rid of her today. They're the macaque monkeys. What was it? Macac.

Yeah, that's what I said. Okay, so they've been struggling with this epidemic of wild monkeys. Now, the monkeys are, I don't know, a couple of feet tall and 15 pounds. One of those is going to be a struggle for a human, because they got monkey strength. Okay. They do. Don't look at me like that. They do.

They got monkey strength. But you get a bunch of them? You get a gang? They're doing some damage, man. They're taking what they want. Unless, of course. and then, you know, maybe you get a couple to stop and go, hey, what was that sound?

And then you get a, and maybe that's what stops them. The macaque monkeys will go away then. But if not, you're not messing with them. You're letting them take what they want. Because the head monkey, the head macaque is going to be off to the side smoking a cigarette going, go ahead say something and that's when you know as humans first that's when you've got to go okay and then we set some things straight messing around with the macaque mafia tell you that right now

and there must be mafia running these driverless taxis the robot cars that must be a separate mafia we have them in san francisco and they don't care they brought them in and they locked up they locked down. Remember the first weekend they were reported as being like boulders in the middle of the middle of the road because they just stopped. They've been in accidents. They've caused, you know,

considerable backups. And we're just supposed to be okay with it. Oh, it's fine. No worry about it. I mean, they're coming to Dallas, Texas. Now they have them in Austin, Texas. All right? This past weekend in Austin, Texas, robot cars cause massive traffic jam.

Oh, okay. So the future is now, or it isn't? What are we? I'm not quite sure. So I mean, the road was, the roads, plural, brought to a complete standstill after the driverless cars. That it just stopped. Oh. Okay.

Yeah, there was an extended period of madness. Yeah. Hello. Oh, now according, you know, then obviously the cars eventually managed to unlock themselves. And I mean, if you're a part of that jam, you're furious. I mean, you're just furious. Cars are trying to get by. You see in the video, the human driving cars or the cars being driven by humans, they're trying to get around and maneuver.

So Cruise, CRU-I-S-E, the company that owns the driverless cars, well, they published a statement about the And they care. They care. We continuously monitor our fleet. And we were alerted to a crowding event. So that's what we're calling it now. A crowding event. And we were able to address it.

And all vehicles departed the area autonomously. We apologize for any inconvenience. Oh. Okay. You go ahead then. Thank you. I'm sure it'll get better. it'll be fine.

Don't worry about it. I mean, sooner or later it has to, right? You know what the problem is? Those damn cars being driven by humans wouldn't have a problem but wasn't for all those humans. That's the problem. And so I see, okay, so we got a problem with that

and it's not a problem. It's more of an inconvenience. We're sorry for the inconvenience. I know. We saw, you know, it was an event. We took care of it. Okay. Sorry.

Sorry. We said sorry. well now they're talking about how they're we've talked about flying cars uh in i love the idea but there's no way they're going to allow that to happen in cities just can't we've got too many other things flying around we actually have airplanes with hundreds of people in them and we have drones delivering goods and services well goods and goods guys not getting off to be your plumber out of it from a drone yet that's coming so then i see where

where people are, I guess, upset because this company in Ohio is going to start making these flying taxis. Now, it doesn't look to me that they have fat guy seating, so I probably won't be in one. I know. I'm a little disappointed as well. But the same Ohio River Valley

where the Wright brothers pioneered human flight will soon be manufacturing electric planes that take off and land vertically. Okay. Well, now we're. talking. These air taxis are the future. Yeah, I'm all four of them.

Let's just, you know, maybe not taxi, air taxi in the city. I mean, you're going to be, you're going to have a nightmare with real airline travel and drone providing goods and services. And air taxis, I mean, holy cow, the landing, the table, even if they're vertical, I mean, So? I mean, are you going to, it's okay for you to land in the school playground? The kids are going to, the kids are playing. Get them inside. The air taxi is landing. I mean, it's going to be ugly.

I don't want that to happen, but it could. So just, if you need me to be on the board of flying cars and flying taxis, I'm here for you. I would like that, actually. I would like that. I've already given you a play. plan on where you should allow it to happen. And you heard me allow it to happen for the safety of everyone involved. And perhaps that would work really well in conjunction with the driverless taxis staying inside the city limits.

So you keep the driverless taxis inside the city limits. Humans, you could drive outside the city limits. Not inside the city limits. No, no, no, no. We know you like to drive. and we're not trying to take away your, you know, your right to drive. Do it outside the city. You let you park over there.

And then you can take the driverless car into your home in the city, okay? And then you can hop on the plane, the flying car, and take off and fly wherever you want to go. Because the drones dropping off the plumber to the house and dropping off my toothpaste from Amazon. and then the airlines delivering humans to the airports, they're more important than your driving car. So there you go. We can't get enough air traffic controllers as it is. Now you're talking about having the guy,

I've got a drone coming across Highway 2, and here comes JetBlue landing, and oh my gosh, there's a driverless taxi flying. Oh, yeah, holy cow, are they driverless? Wait a second. flying taxis are they dry are they pilotless you just get in and go

no thank you uh demand still developers so the plans are nearing the day when we will provide a wide scale alternative to shuttle individual people in small groups from rooftops parking garages to their destination while avoiding the congested turf roads i don't think that's going to happen

i just don't so there will be i mean that's a gig teach your kids how to how to fly so that they can become what are you going to do. I want to grow up to be a flying taxi pilot. Okay, good job, Billy. Where you need to go. I'm going to land right there on the top of this building and take off. I mean, pilots trained for years to fly these machines and we're just going to, yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. We're just flying from building to building. That's not going to happen. I'm sorry, that is not going to happen. No,

it's not going to happen. Yeah, I got a drone coming across highway too. Why don't you back off jet blue's landing for about five minutes and then I've got the I've got the taxi coming in. Oh my gosh, there's five taxis coming in. Hold off that jet blue plane. What? You can't hold off the jet blue, the jet blue jet? No, no we can't. It's going to continue to go on and land. So tell the taxi to get out of the way. It's going to get ugly. It's going to get ugly. When it does, I don't want to be the one to say I told you so. But I told you so. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something called to drink desperately. All right, so we have Max, formerly HBO Max.

We can't say anything now of their actual name unless we talk about what they used to be called. All right. We have to mention that. We can't X, formerly Twitter. Max is now formerly HBO Max, which was formerly HBO, which was formerly HBO, which was formerly I don't know, was there anything before HBO, it was always HBO. It was always HBO.

So Max, formerly HBO, Max, formerly HBO. They're going to launch a bleacher report, which is going to be part of an add-on package. That's good because we're not paying enough. We're not paying enough for apps. So I want HBO Max, I'm sorry, I want Max, formerly HBO, Max, formerly HBO,

to do another ad on package and stream 300 live sporting events a year. I hope they're going to charge me a whole lot more for that. I can't wait. No, no, really. I can't wait. I see where Disney, now, according to this is Eiger, now Bob Eager, the CEO, who, you know, came back. Thank you, Bob. he told investors that the company will quiet the noise in a culture war that has pitted social conservatives against the global media.

Huh. So you're going to quiet that, Bob. How's it been working out for you? Bob, you're doing okay with that or do you need to, I don't know, maybe have another meeting, something like that, figure it out? All right. as part of investors presentation at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, which is beautiful this time. Oh, I wonder if that's when the black bear showed up.

I bet it was. That was about the time that they spotted the black bear and had to shut down some of the park. That's awesome. He was probably so pissed. That's why they got rid of it. That's why they hauled it out of there. That's exactly what it was.

Iger was in town. He's got, we got to get that bear the hall out of here. Bob Eiger's in town. Okay. So they announced Disney will double its investment in theme parks and cruise ships over the next decade. Interesting. They're struggling to make its streaming business profitable, improve the quality of its films, position its flagship sports brand ESPN to stream directly to consumers and potentially shed its television network.

works. Uh-huh. Interesting. And it's most recent quarter, the company beat Wall Street's profit expectations but fell short in revenue. Yeah, well, uh, hello. I mean, they made a bunch of money, but less people are showing up to the parks. And who doesn't want to go on a cruise in today's world? Man, I love the, I mean, the ships are the size of nations. There's, there's states. There are states in this country that are smaller than the cruise ships out there. And I get it. They're beautiful. And you can just, the point, and I saw a trick.

It's a little helpful hand from CTF for you today and my ADD. I saw a story about cruise ship life. And, you know, they take, you get on the cruise ship and you go and then you stop at a port. And everybody gets off and makes a bunch of money. That's what killed, I mean, during the pandemic, that's why they wanted the cruise ships up. and running. These places, these ports were dying because people will get off the ship and go buy the trinkets and, you know, buy the whatever they're going to buy and get back on the ship and leave. So, you know, they come in, they eat dinner, they buy the trinkets, they spend a bunch of money and they leave.

And that, you know, it's great for the local economy, all of that. That's, you know, that's part of the deal that the cruise ships have. That's why there's a port. Anyway, but the trick is when you want to, if you're out of cruise ship, the trick, okay, is to not get off that point. port because then you have the ship almost all to yourself nobody's around you got the pools you got the games you got the food because the ship is still open it's just that everybody's going to port you know gone to the small town that it stopped at so just you know you're welcome you could thank me later on your cruise but then i get back to who wants to go out of cruise i couldn't do it i could do it and it used to be the old adage of you know you're just stuck on a

ship or whatever, forever. But, I mean, with the size of the ships, and in today's technology, I mean, I think we'll be okay. You know, if there's a storm coming, they're going to go the other direction. We have plenty of time. We know where the storms are. We know that kind of thing.

Sure, you could have some, that might be some little thunderstorm break open that might cause a little shaking going on, but you're fine. But, I mean, I don't want to be on a cruise ship because, holy cow, one person gets a

I mean one person gets that and you're it's done right I mean the ship is now they claim that they can keep it pretty localized and keep it locked down they just had that one ship where they were stuck yeah we talked about the one ship that was stuck ran aground and while it was run a ground and they were trying to figure out how to get it on stuck

there were a couple people on board that they were just locked them up. They just locked, okay, you guys stay over there. We don't need you. You guys stay over there. So you'll be fine. Anyway, at the time, you know, Iger was responding to an investor who said, you know, you guys are a little too concerned with social issues.

How about you be concerned with, I don't know, making some money for us, okay? And so he was like, hey, our primary mission needs to be to entertain. Really? Bob, is that your primary mission? Okay. And to have a positive impact on the world. Now, you know what? Here's the deal. Bob.

Your mission should be to entertain. I don't know that it's Disney's deal to have a positive impact on the world. I guess. I guess we all have to have a positive impact on the world. You know, I have a positive impact on the world. John Cusack, who said Democrats elite sold out the working class for decades.

They're full of S-dash-dash-dash. So I kind of feel like John is really just looking for somebody to watch his movies. Because he doesn't even have any movies at all anymore. Because I can't honestly, I can't remember the last John

Cusack movie I watched. I do remember watching one though and thinking, holy God. John, man, three cuts to clown face. Bro, what are you doing? Back off the cuts, baby. But I'm trying to remember, okay, so he's been, there's a movie in 2022 called Pursuit.

There's a movie in 2020 called Utopia. Never Grow Old in 2019. River runs red in 2018. So he's working. distorted 2018 Singularity 2017

Blood money 2000 that might have been it Blood money That sounds like something That I watched Blood money What was that one Blood money

Let me take a look at John This picture here for the promo Three friends go rafting in the wilderness bags are dropped from a plane Followed by a man by parachute The three This is cocaine bear Really

This was a precursor to cocaine bear The couple wants it, and Victor splits wanting to stay alive and out of prison. No, this isn't it. But, man, do I wish I would have seen it. Anyway, John Coussag, I feel like he's got to make some noise to get some people to watch him. And good for him. Keep it up, John. Good, John.

Good for you, baby. You've decided, I thought that you were a Hollywood, you know, elitist living over there. But no, he's accused the... Democratic leaders to betraying principles and not having any moral or intellectual honesty. Welcome to the party, John. Where you been, bro? We're put here to make the world a better place, just like Disney. Okay?

Glad you finally decided that. Speaking of actors, though, I see, speaking of an actor that doesn't need to have any news for people to see him in movies. Michael Kane, I thought he did retire already. I mean, he's like 90 now, right? I thought he said he was going to be done. But there's a new movie he's got coming out. And he, I guess, and they're teasing on this interview,

just a way to promote the movie, actually. Michael Kay teased it. He could retire. This might be his last movie. He's quoted as saying, I'm bloody 90 now. I can't walk properly in all of that. I'm sort of am retired now. That's what I thought.

And yet, they keep pulling him back in. They keep Michael, I just wouldn't just start to chat. Even the grandkids and the great grandkids and everything. Just take the money. Just come back. We watch you in the movie, okay? So the movie is The Great Escaper, which tells the story of a World War II veteran

who escaped his nursing home to make his way to France to attend the 70th anniversary of D-Day. I have. I mean, it's going to be enough to break your heart, and it's going to be Michael Kane, and you know you're going to see it. Just leave it at that. Don't shake your head like you're not going to see it.

Like, no, I'm not. Yes, you will. And whether you'll wait for it to come up on one of the streaming apps, and you'll go, oh, yeah, the great escaper. I heard Jeffie Antooing the Fat talk about it, and I'm going to watch it. It sounded interesting. This guy escapes the nursing home,

and he wants to go to the anniversary of D-Day. Now, what we don't know, plot twist to the escaper. We don't know why he wanted to go there. Did he want to kill somebody that was going to show up? You know, someone else, he was hoping that someone else would show up at the anniversary so he could kill them. You know, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

I didn't write the movie. I haven't seen the script. Just trying to guess. Or does he die on the beach? Does he get there because he knows he's dying and he wants to come back to the beach on D-Day where his best friend, who he was in love with, the other soldier, died. and he wanted to die with the man he was in love with for years who died on the beach on D-Day. I would be willing to bet that that's got to be.

Oh my gosh, I would bet money that that's it. In today's world? Yes, that's it. So he has a family. He's in a nursing home now. They've shoved him off to a nursing home. He daydreams about the love of his life, soldier Billy

who they fell in love in the U-boat and as soon as they went on the beach the love of his life died but for some reason he survived and he's lived all this time thinking about how life would have been with lover Billy from the U-boat

and now he's getting ready to die and he doesn't want to die any place else but on the beach where his lover, Billy from the U-boat, died. You just saw the movie. At Desjardin, we speak business. We speak startup funding and comprehensive game plans. We've mastered made-to-measure growth and expansion advice,

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which was Neurilinand Elon Musk. So actually, the title of the show may just be ADD. But they have a picture here, and they know I'm going to go down this rabbit hole, and it says, these fathers have passed down their genes, leaving a trail of super attractive offspring in their wake. And the opening picture is Schwarzenegger and his son and some other Dingleberry and his son and some other Dingleberry in their son.

But in the middle is Richard Gere with what they're saying is his son. It looks exactly like Richard. And I don't know that I've ever seen that before. So, I'm in. I'm going down the rabbit hole. I want to see the picture. I want to hear the story.

He's not in the story. It's not there. I'm in. I click on it. I scroll through the whole stupid celebrity in their son's stories. I mean, holy cow. I can only do so much in my life. Okay?

I mean, there's the next thing I know I'm looking at Rob Lowe and his son. And I'm looking at, oh, geez, I can't take Kurt Russell and Wyatt. Oh, okay. got it. And Jeremy Irons, I got it. They show me all these stars. Except the Richard Gear picture that's in the tease. They should shut this. That should be illegal.

I think we may have talked about this before, but it should be illegal. If you're going to put a thumbnail up of who you want me to go into your website to see, and that particular thumbnail is not in the story, you should be immediately. immediately shut down. It's just a new law. It's just the way it is. It's a chewing the fat law, and I think that's the way it should be. Maybe it's just me, but just saying it could be good news. Good news. Other than that, and I think the Richard Gear thing is a ruse. I'm not even going to look it up to see if it is a ruse. I'm just going to believe that it is a ruse. I believe that I was had. I went down the rabbit hole, and now I'm stuck in the rabbit hole. That's because

you're probably overweight, you're stuck in the hole, Jeff. No. No, that's not what that means at all. Good news for those of you that want to see if you have COVID. We're going to again offer free at-home COVID tests starting next week. So, yay, get those tests. You're going to be able to use the COVID tests and find out whether you have COVID or not when you feel sick. Because any time that someone feels.

feels like you got a test. You got a test. I mean, they want the COVID numbers up. No question. So the only way to get those COVID numbers up as to have people test and test positive.

So if you start feeling sick, and I've said this, I don't know, all along. In fact, I talked about it today on overtime for Pat Gray unleashed. There's no reason for you to test in today's world. Stop it. I mean, if you,

or someone you love or a family member, you know, walks through the door and you go, hey, honey, how you doing? Oh, that good. There's no need to test. Doa, stop it. Get yourself a little medicine, put them in the back room.

So if you put them in the back room, instead of hearing, every once in a while, you hear a you know they're fine they're fine and then you're fine a couple days later it's good don't test for COVID that's my advice that's the that's the chewing the fat advice for you no problem you're welcome by the way you're welcome now if you're going to get a free COVID test and you want to give them out and say that actually would be uh there's a good good video for you to make all right

get yourself through free COVID test and walk down the street and just film yourself walking down the street and whenever you cross paths with someone and you hear and see them there's a free COVID test

get out of here take it with you when you get out of here so Elon Musk my man is now now they were recruiting I don't know

a few days ago that they announced that they were going to recruit to have the first human clinical trials for NeuroLink. So they're looking for people. And I raised my hand. And I said, hey, Elon, I'm here for you. What do you need?

What do you need? And he asked me if I had quadriplegia due to cervical spinal cord injury or a moriotrophic lateral sclerosis ALS. And I said, no. and he said, well, then you don't qualify. Leave me alone. Get out of here. And I was like, Elon, it's me. No, you can't do that.

So, and then so they're looking for human trials for Neurolink. According to Elon himself, the first human patient is going to soon receive a neuralink device that they are hoping, you know, that's what they're doing these trials for, to restore full body movement. in the long term Neurrelink hopes to play a role in the AI risk civil law okay you know I'm really turning this AI stuff we're going to have to get into this because I've got a long list of AI stories and it just seems like we are moving pretty fast toward the AI world and I don't know that we're ready I mean we've got driverless cars breaking down becoming boulders in the middle of the road and then we're going to have a robot tell us what to do and how

it just you know and Elon was one of the first ones that said you know maybe we ought to you know pump the brakes a little bit on this AI stuff so and yet he's the guy that's using it I you know I don't know I don't know good luck God bless

I hope it works out for you I hope that the person gets full body movement even though I was denied to be part of the study at Neurrelink but you know again whatever. What do I know? Nothing is what I know. But you start looking at the headlines and you start questioning. I mean, we have the new next generation CRISPR tool that is making its debut. We have Google's

deep mind AI powered platform to predict which human mutations in various proteins are likely to lead to health conditions and diseases. We have the CEO, the robot CEO in Poland. We have Coca-Cola debuting a new mystery flavor that was created by AI. And we have George R. Martin and John Grissom, two of the

prolific writers and show producers of our time anyway in the last 20 years. They're suing open AI, alleging that chat GBT just steals their material, just takes their stuff. use it because that's what they do. So this is a big case.

I hope, I mean, it's going to weigh a lot on what happens with chat. I need the computer. What happened to the lady? Chat G. Is she around? No, she left already? Okay. Chat GPT

will be a big, big deal because that's, you know, using people without permission. That's what they do. They go in and you put in, they copy what you wrote. and then they go through everybody's copying, they go, okay, well, this is what I wrote. But they didn't write it.

They're just copying what you write, saying what is theirs. It's a strange thing. So we'll see how that case evolves. But, you know, this is where we're at. And I could be wrong. Maybe we need to pump the brakes a little bit on the old AI robots. But then I think

if I could get just a robot to clean the house, And I could get a robot to, you know, do the dishes and the laundry. I, you know, where do you pump the brakes? Because, I don't know, I'd like to have my coffee made and breakfast made served to me from a robot when I get up in the morning. Is that just me? Oh, all right, never mind. With AmX Platinum, $400 in annual credits for travel and dining means you not only satisfy your travel buck. but your taste buds too.

That's the powerful backing of Amex. Conditions apply. It's Friday, so that means it's time for what's being called America's favorite game show. What's the Lie? What's the Lie? Where contestants try to decipher the lie from four count of one, two, three, four headlines. One of them is not true, thus that's where we get. What's the lie?

Our contestant Kevin today, if he wins, not only will he come back for another round, but he'll win a Talking Sense, Jeffrey Blue Freshie. And for more information, you can go to Talking Sense Facebook group and find the freshy scent and design for you. If you or someone you love would like to be a contestant on What's the Lie? Email chewing the fat at the blaze.com. Kevin Assurer, welcome to What's the Lie? How are you, sir?

Good. How are you, Jeffie? I am fantastic. Now, Kevin, where are you playing the game from today? I am in middle of Kansas. Middle of Kansas? Yeah. Oh, I'm sorry.

Do you work at the prison? No, I do live close to the prison, but I don't work there. What do you do? What do you do to earn some money? What are you doing? I'm a computer engineer at robotics company. Oh, wow. Oh, yeah.

Is that the new company that they built out there in the new big building? Seriously? Oh, that is awesome. No, not that one. Not that one. Okay. All right. All right, fine.

I won't press you anymore. You don't have to answer me. I don't want you to have to kill me. It's fine. It's all right. I got you. All right. So, Kevin,

uh, you ready to play? What's the lie? I'm ready. All right. Four headlines. One not real. What's the lie?

Headline number one. Drugged up fan covered with X, excrement fell naked into the bill's new stadium site. Headline number two, Vivek, like cake, Robes Swami joined a TikTok and was immediately met by witches hexing him. Adam Sandler has announced that he's going to let people punch him to raise money for the late Bob Barker's Animal Rights Organization. Headline number four, bears raid a crispy cream donut van

making deliveries on an Alaska military base. Those are your four headlines. Headline number one, drugged up fan covered with Xermint, fell naked into Bill's new stadium site. Headline number two, Vivek, like cake, Ramoswamy, joined TikTok and was immediately met by witches hexing him. Headline number three, Adam Sandler has announced he will let people punch him to raise money for the late Bob Barker's Animal Rights Organization. Headline number four, bears raid a crispy cream donut van making deliveries on an Alaska military base. Okay, Kevin, what is the lie? I'm going with number three.

Number three, you would be absolutely correct. Congratulations, Kevin, from the prison, or close to the prison in Kansas. Congratulations. you're the man. Thanks for listening and playing to What's the Lies. What's the Lies? A subsidiary of Chewing the Fed Enterprises. All information is probably accurate at the time of recording.

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