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And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher.
In a previous show, we talked about Switzerland, giving Shania Twain, her own Shania
train.
But the thing that was most fascinating about that,
and you know,
congratulations to Shania for having a train
named after you in Switzerland.
The fascinating thing about the train
was that they did have to do all this work
to get it to go non-stop on this service.
So now they have made it
so the trucks beneath each carriage
can go,
up and down adjusting to the height of the platform.
So they don't have to change trains.
Also, the engineers had another challenge on how the train was going to run on two different track gauges on the route.
And they made it so the wheels can be adjusted different widths while the train is on the move.
And I found that really fascinating.
I thought, well, what could possibly go wrong?
Nothing.
That's what could possibly go wrong.
Well, we have another train story out of the Netherlands,
just a little ways up north from Switzerland.
Plenty of trains all throughout Europe.
Trains in the north and south of the country have been canceled.
And there's been line closures.
Why?
Because of badgers.
So, badgers are building their homes under the tracks.
And they don't know how to fix the issue.
I do.
There's a simple way to tackle the problem of badgers building their homes under the train tracks.
It's really simple.
Here, little badger, here, little badger.
Now, I know that the badgers are a protected species in the Netherlands.
So the rail network is trying to be nice.
and they say and they claim that the goal is to ensure safe train traffic and a flourishing badger.
Uh-huh.
So why are we even talking about this?
I mean, the train people should be riding along the tracks and having the people who work for the train companies just sitting on the side of the train.
Yep.
There's a badger.
But instead, they are looking to build what they call a sandy hillock where the badgers can dig their homes.
So they're going to say, hey, we'll build this sandy hillock over here so they don't build their homes underneath the tracks.
Okay, I hope it works.
I hope it works.
But as a believer in humans first,
and look, I'm not for, you know,
getting rid of every badger in the world.
Huge fan of animals around the world,
but humans first.
And so if there's an issue with excessive badgering going on
along the train tracks,
something needs to be done other than the Sandy Hillock.
and that something may have to be
welcome
welcome to chewing the fat
we've talked about
at length on this show about asteroids
we have a near miss asteroid
or a close pass asteroid
coming this weekend as a matter of fact
and we had a list of asteroids
that are going to pass by Earth
closer than the moon
and, you know, farther than the moon, but they're, you know, in our district, you know, in our
planetary district.
And so we haven't seen them all and some show up.
And we now are getting stories that big asteroid impacts are more damaging than we thought.
Oh, thank you.
Massive asteroids have impacted the Earth in the past million years.
It may have had far more devastating effect on the planet than previously realized.
Oh, thank you, Mr. Scientist.
But it may not matter.
because, I mean, I know that we've had Air Force veterans and other military veterans testify about seeing mysterious objects in the skies that we're calling UFOs.
That doesn't necessarily mean that they're alien vehicles, but they are unidentified flying objects.
And we had a story not long ago about a Pentagon official who claimed an alien mothership could send
ships to Earth.
So, I mean, we've seen the documentary Independence Day where the mother ship has sent individual ships to the planet to, you know, either destroy or check it out and, you know, give report back to the mothership.
Well, a time traveler has predicted the end and when aliens are going to show up.
The time traveler is Eno Aleric.
A-L-A-R-I-C, he claims to be a time traveler, and he talks to people on TikTok,
and he talks about that the future of the human race is in danger,
as he claims, being a time traveler, that we are in danger.
A group of aliens are going to conquer the planet Earth.
Well, I mean, we kind of believe that if aliens show up, they will conquer the Earth.
They will have technology superior to ours,
and we won't be able to do anything about it.
In his assertion, in Eno's assertion,
he also is giving a specific date on which this will happen.
Okay, that's what we want to know from the time traveler, okay?
So he believes that just a small part of the inhabitants of our planet will survive.
And what's more, the fact will be possible thanks to another alien, a good one,
who will be known as the champion.
Oh.
Okay.
Well, what's going to happen?
Well, the hostile alien species is coming to take back Earth.
We will not win.
But the other aliens, whose world was destroyed by the hostels,
will save some of us.
That's pretty sweet.
Now, he claims, you know,
that 8,000 people will be taken to another habitual planet.
Oh, well, that's kind of cool.
seem like that many though.
All the people we have on the planet,
about 8 billion people, and you're only
going to take 8,000.
I'm guessing I'm not one of them.
I'm willing to be, but I guess I'm
not one of them.
So those 8,000 will be saved, and they're
going to be selected on their abilities to
be able to save other earthlings.
And while
this is happening, the
other aliens are going to be
putting the earth
on the brink of destruction.
So we have that to worry about.
Now, you ask yourself, wait, he said he gave a date when this was going to happen?
He did.
He did.
The time traveler, Eno Alerich, said that the date was March 23, 2023.
For those of you listening live to this very broadcast, chewing the fat, it's being recorded
on March 23rd,
2023.
So this could be the last
chewing the fat.
It might end prior to me
finishing the actual recording.
I don't know.
It may end after I've posted this show
and you're driving along listening to the show.
Just know that if you're listening
on the live date of recording, March 23,
2023, it's the last day.
Now, if you're listening after,
you're either one of the eight,
8,000, or you're listening and the evil alien group hasn't finished their task yet.
So you're still hanging out, listening to podcasts and going about your business,
but the evil aliens are getting ready to take over the earth.
Now, or you're one of the 8,000, which is cool.
Good for you.
Good for you.
You get to, they've chosen you, the champion has chosen you.
They're the good ones.
and they've chosen you to help humanity
and by taking you away from Earth.
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
Be safe.
I'm sure the workers at one Vanderbilt,
the building in New York,
that is just north of Grand Central Train Terminal,
in Midtown Manhattan,
the $3.31 billion tower.
the 1,200 feet in the air, outdoor terrace building.
That's accessible by clear glass elevators that rocket 364 feet up to the side of the building.
Kind of cool, actually.
It's really, really, really cool.
And it's way the hell up there in Manhattan.
It was not there when I was in New York.
If you see where it's at,
if you look at a picture of it where you see one Vanderbilt,
and then to the right of that is the MetLife building.
I used to see that MetLife building every day
because our building that we were in sat.
Well, we're in the corner office
where our offices were
where some guy named Glenn Beck used to have his office.
You could see the Empire State Building
and the Chrysler building.
That was really beautiful.
And where you saw the MetLife building
and now one, Van der Behn.
built. Anyway, they must have thought the, all of that, for, they must have thought that the aliens were
coming and attacking because the building began to shake. Yeah, it's not a good feeling when the
huge skyscrapers start to shake. Now, apparently, their excuse was, yeah, don't worry about it.
We were working on the elevator, and there was a problem, and the building shook, and everybody's
fine. And sure, we had the, we had the public viewing platform closed, but it's regularly
closed on Tuesdays.
Is it? Okay.
One of the things that I found
interesting in this story
is it talks about the, you know, the
three-floor summit observation
deck and it's across the upper floors
and you can go
and see that and it only
costs $39.
And if you'd like to experience the glass
elevator, which rises 12
stories, yeah, that'll cost you
$59 a head.
wow
okay
thank you
I appreciate it
very much
do I want to ride
on the glass elevator
yeah probably once
it'd be fun
do I want to go
to the observation deck
I'm sorry
the summit
observation deck
sure yeah
do I want to spend
40 or 60 bucks
to do it
not really
not really
but I probably would
if I was
in NYC.
But anyway, don't worry about it.
It's fine.
It's nothing to do with the building.
Workers were working on the elevator.
And it malfunctioned while mechanics were performing maintenance.
That's what called the vibration.
So everything is fine.
No one was injured and there's no danger to the building or its occupants.
Right.
All right.
Let's go to the break room.
I need something cold to drink desperately.
Let's see where the SEC, the Securities and Exchange Commission, not the Southeastern Conference,
has charged eight high-profile celebrities.
Lindsay Lohan, influencer and boxer Jake Paul, adult film star Kendra Lust, rappers and singers
Solja Boy, and Neo, Lil Yati, Akon, and Akon, and.
Austin Mahone are all being charged because they did spots touting cryptocurrencies
associated with Sun's companies, the Justin's son and his company's Tron Foundation
Limited and BitTorrent Foundation and Rainberry Incorporated.
They did so and they were compensated for doing so and they didn't disclose how much
compensation they got.
Well, I found interesting in this that, according to the complaint,
they used the playbook, the misleads and harm investors by first offering securities
without complying with registration and disclosure requirements,
and then manipulating the market for those very securities.
So the SEC says that, with the exception of Mahon and Solja Boy,
his real name, Dandre Cortez Way,
All the other stars have agreed to pay a penalty of more than $400,000,
but they aren't admitting or denying the charges.
They're just going to go ahead and pay the cash.
Remember, Kim Kardashian, she agreed to a $1.2 million settlement in her promotion of the EMA token.
And we still have FTX being sued.
and their celebrity endorseers, Tom Brady, Laird, David,
alleging they were effectively defrauding investors
by convincing them to put their money into FTCs
and touting it as a safe space in the crypto ecosystem.
So I just find it interesting that, yeah, you know, I'll give you 400 grand.
Sorry, I'm sure, I don't know how much they were paid.
I'm guessing if they're willing to give up 400,000
without admitting or denying any charges,
they were paid more than 400,000.
But that's just me.
I'm just guessing.
I don't know. I don't know.
I also teased this morning doing Brad Staggs show on Mojo 5-0 in the morning.
I teased doing the Tucker Carlson story.
We never got to it on Brad's show this morning.
A producer has alleged Tucker Carlson's team.
Ha!
This is how horrible they were, okay?
They posted photos of Nancy Pelosi in a bathing suit around
the office.
We've all seen the Nancy Pelosi photo.
Come on.
She's walking on the beach.
The employee filed a discrimination lawsuit against the network, accusing it of pervasive
misogyny.
Yeah, man.
Pictures of Nancy Pelosi in her swimsuit is definitely pervasive misogyny.
The lawsuit alleges that photos revealed Pelosi's cleavie's cleavie.
Yeah, that was the picture of her on the beach.
With the joke, she looked bad.
It's not a joke.
She did.
I mean, it was just she looked like, you know, another grandma walking the beach.
Have you ever been to a beach in any warm state or warm country around the world?
That's what happens.
I think Nancy was in France.
I think.
She may have been in Spain.
I don't remember.
She was not in this country when that picture was taken.
but the producer alleges Tucker Carlson's team put those images of Nancy Pelosi in a bathing suit around the office as a joke.
How dare they?
So the employee, Abby Grossberg, filed this discrimination lawsuit against Vox News, Tucker Carlson,
and several executives and producers in Manhattan court.
Okay, come on now.
So in the suit, she says,
that on her first day working on the Tucker
Carlson Tonight Show in
September of 2022. So she
hasn't even worked there a year.
She was shocked.
Shocked, I say. No, shocked, she
says, to be greeted by many
large and blown up photographs of
Nancy Pelosi in a plunging
bathing suit, revealing her cleavage.
You didn't walk around before you were hired?
I guess not.
The images were plastered onto her computer
and elsewhere throughout the
office. Apparently, the joke, again, was that Nancy Pelosi looked terrible in a bathing suit.
She kind of did. Her lawsuit alleges the photos were one example of how pervasive the misogyny
and drive to embarrass and objectify women was among the male staff at Tucker Carlson tonight.
Those bastards! The lawsuit also describes hostile and sexist behavior toward host Maria Bartaromo.
She claims, the lawsuit claims, that executives called crazy, menopausal and hysterical.
A producer for a different Fox News show, the lawsuit alleges, called Bartaromo not as credible as male anchors at the network.
You mean someone said that out loud.
How dare they?
A spokesman for Fox News obviously said that the company engaged in independent outside counsel,
and we're investigating the claims by Ms. Grossberg.
Oh, okay.
We'll vigorously defend Fox against her claims.
Yeah, no kidding.
Okay, so she began working at Fox News in 2019.
Okay.
All right, so in 2019, not 2022.
She began working at Fox at 2019,
following over a decade of experience
in other broadcast journalism organizations.
According to the suit,
first she worked on Barthoroma's show Sunday morning features.
Oh, okay.
So she worked for Maria.
So she didn't find the joke funny from that other producer talking about how Maria was not as credible as the male anchors.
That's just not funny.
Okay.
So then she began working on Carlson's show in July of 2022.
Before Fox News placed her on forced administrative leave on Monday, hours after the lawsuit.
Yeah, no kidding.
And you filed a lawsuit against us and we're not going to.
tell you to, you know, need to work here anymore, okay?
The law suit also says that while she was working on Tucker Carlson,
she was isolated, overworked, undervalued, denied opportunities for promotion,
and generally treated significantly worse than her male counterparts,
even when those men were less qualified than her.
Now, I would say, I'm just going to go out on a limb here.
Now, Maria Bartaromo has been around for quite some time.
No question.
And, you know, she does a fine.
job, whatever. I just, as a matter of fact, I just heard my father-in-law who watches Fox News and Fox
business quite often in my home say that Maria Marta Romo was on. I kind of like her. So, I mean,
she's, you know, she's been on for a long time for a reason. However, the Tucker Carlson show,
I would figure, is a promotion if you were going to work on Tucker's show. That's one of the
biggest shows in the country right now. So if you're working on that show, that kind of is.
is a promotion, isn't it?
So in her lawsuit, while
working on Tucker Carlson, and this is
how terrible it was, she felt isolated
and overworked.
Oh no. And
undervalued. I know. I know.
So she describes
in the lawsuit, overt
sexism among employees
of Carlson's show. On her
second day of working on the show, a
producer asked Grossberg whether
her former boss, Maria
Barteromo, was doing Kevin
McCarthy.
Only he used
the old F word and I
know I get mad for beeping and
saying it but you know, it's
the blaze and I know you have your kids
listening so I'm thinking of you
moms. Okay.
She was asking if
she was doing Kevin McCarthy, which is
funny, stop it, it's just funny.
Also, horribly
ahead of an appearance on the show
by then candidate for Michigan Governor
Tudor Dixon. Staffors discussed
whether Ms. Dixon or her opponent, Governor Gretchen Whitmer, was hotter and more doable.
I think those conversations were being had around the country, by the way, not just in the Fox News offices.
One producer, who himself had tattoos, agreed that women with tattoos, nose piercings, or rainbow-colored hair were disgusting.
How dare he have an opinion?
That bastard.
have an opinion like that.
It would be one thing if he said,
hey, tattoos, nose,
piercings are rainbow-colored hair
as hot, don't you think?
And they made a joke
about the breast milk room.
Now, apparently at Fox News,
they have a pump breast milk
room.
And one employee thought that that room
was a waste of space.
And should instead be replaced
with a room of tanning beds
for the guys to tan their
man parts.
That's just funny.
That's just funny.
Meaning that it would be a waste of space
for that too.
That's just a wasted room.
Oh my gosh.
So she complained that the show's environment
with higher up producer
and he told her
take it in stride.
It's just working on a show.
How about you do your job?
Okay.
We're all under stress.
And, well, that's the pace of the show.
Yeah.
Okay.
So, apparently, according to her attorney, this very clearly depicts the victimization by Fox.
Does it?
The Nancy Pelosi images are just one graphic indication of the way the culture at Fox portrays women.
No, it's just a graphic indication that Nancy Pelosi did not look good in that swimsuit picture.
and so we're just pointing up in reminding everyone
because they made such a big deal
prior to that picture of how she always dresses so great
and what a great speaker of the house she was or is
I don't know if it was if she was gone by then or not
I just remember reading stories about how she dresses so great
and everything is so wonderful from Nancy Pelosi
and so that picture of her on the beach with her
with her girlfriends and her daughter I think
or her daughter-in-law,
she looked like any other elderly woman
walking the beach,
and it was just,
ugh,
and you could see her big old bazooms
and the cleavage,
and it did not look good.
It's funny that they had those pictures up everywhere,
but I am just another male,
and so it's not funny.
It's not funny at all.
And I am, I readily admit
that I would have laughed at that.
Do we need to see that everywhere?
I don't know.
But is it pervasive misogyny?
No, it's pervasive funniness.
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All right, so who died today? Who died today?
A TikTok personality, Jahad Thomas has passed away at the age of 30.
after don't look at me like that.
No, it can't be that.
You're not even funny.
She expressed a struggle with chronic migraines on her social media account.
Okay.
She said she was suffering from migraines and bouts of illness for several months.
Her passing was totally unexpected.
You think?
She's got two kids, though, really sad, a three- and four-year-old.
And, you know, so now they, you know, they don't have their mom very sad.
And so there is a go-fund me setup for her from her close friend,
which is, you know, really nice.
And that's, you know, hopefully you can make some money and help these kids out.
But a 30-year-old TikTok star, Jehan Thomas, has passed away.
Huh.
You don't hear of a lot of people passing away from chronic migraines.
But hey, it couldn't be what you're thinking of.
So Jehan Thomas, dead at the age of 30.
So I see the headline where Winnie the Pooh, the blood and honey,
was pulled from the theaters in Hong Kong.
And originally, like, what?
Why are they pulling Winnie the Pooh, blood and honey?
I mean, it's just a stupid slag.
movie, right? It's going to be,
is it going to be funny? Maybe.
Is it going to be as good as cocaine
bear? No.
But is it going to be, I
like the idea of it.
Right. I mean, they lost
the rights or the rights
went away so you could do anything you wanted
with Winnie Aipu, and they
did. All right. So
apparently, they
believe
that Xi Jinping
is pissed because,
Because that's his nickname, and people call him Winnie the Pooh.
And he doesn't want anything to do with Winnie the Pooh and doesn't want it in his country.
And so, because remember, in 2018, the film Christopher Robin, which featured Winnie the Pooh, was reportedly banned in China.
So shrinking freedoms in Hong Kong, you think?
So it was set to be shown in 30 cinemas in Hong Kong.
and the office for film newspaper and article administration said that it had approved the film
and arrangements by local cinemas to screen approve the films but we don't know we don't know why
and we don't know what's going on so it was cancelled due to technical reasons uh-huh so
winnie the pooh down the luck for everybody in hong kong wini the pooh
Blood and honey will not be shown in Hong Kong or anywhere else
considered to be China or run by Xi Jinping.
You know, Winnie the Pooh.
I see where James O'Keefe has started up his new project.
After leaving or being ousted from Project Veritas,
he is launching the O'Keefe Media Group.
or
OMG
So he claims now
We are here to
Empower Citizens
Through Journalism
So you can subscribe
and join today
at O'Keef Mediagroup.com
You can follow them
at O'Keefe Media on Twitter.
He said it's not going to be a tiny group
He said he's going to host classes
and seminars on journalism
around the country.
It's not surprising
to me what happened to him.
He said that they knew they were going to come after him.
He knew they would try to ruin the reputations.
In response, they've awakened the sleeping giant.
And millions of people, with all the goodwill out there,
didn't want to do something.
This is the answer.
So it's the O'Keeffe Media Group.
And again, like I said, you can follow them at O'Keeffe Media on Twitter.
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So you could do that or not.
It's fine.
It's there for you to use if you want to.
Thank you to all the people who have already used it.
And I have another one that I need to do today.
As a matter of fact, which reminds me I need to get that one done.
I didn't know it needed it, but apparently it does because the organ transplant system,
is getting overhauled.
And I'd say, okay, well, if it needs it, fine,
but I guess it makes me nervous
when it's the Biden administration doing it.
The administration, under the, you know,
watchful eye of the great President
Joseph Rowlandet Biden,
yesterday his administration announced plans
to overhaul the U.S. organ transplant system.
According to this, for nearly four decades,
the United Network for Organ Sharing, UNOS, has been responsible for matching donors to patients
and setting policies on how kidneys, livers, and other organs are distributed.
Over the years, the groups faced criticism for mismanaging the system and for its years-long
waiting process, despite a record number of nearly 43,000 transplants last year, 17 people
die each year waiting for an organ transplant.
Now, the Biden administration is looking to break up what it considers to be a monopoly.
It tasked the Department of Health and Health and Human Services with updating tech to modernize the IT system.
It's also looking for additional contracts with other organizations to help with demand and foster competition.
UNOS said it welcomes an open bidding process that will improve efforts to save as many lives as possible.
yeah well we're saving uh i mean 17 people died waiting for an organ transplant we can't have that now
it's okay to have an abortion and kill babies but don't ever tell me about anyone dying from waiting on
an organ transplant and i will say that it makes me really nervous that they're involved uh i know we
have 104 000 people waiting for an organ transplant right now uh we did they i said that we did a record
number of transplants 43 000 uh actually
happened. I don't know. It just makes me a little nervous when the government gets involved more,
and, you know, more than they already are. I don't want them involved in anything, but when they
start looking at overhauling systems, that makes me nervous.
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Okay, I don't want you to feel bad if you have Googled, is it normal related to the female experience?
Okay, don't feel bad because for any of you that have searched,
is it normal?
You're pretty normal.
According to Google since 2004,
nine out of the top 10 Google searches for,
is it normal,
have been related to the female experience.
And a search interest in the phrase is currently at a record high in the U.S.
with topics like pregnancy,
menstruation, infants have all topped the list. Data analyst from Google Trends, Jenny Lee,
has told us that that's perfectly normal. So I guess that it is. So some research has suggested
women may be more willing than men to address their health problems. But other studies show that
due to stigmas around menstruation and female sexuality, many women feel,
embarrassed to discuss their sexual health. Do they? Do they? And are more likely, I'm sorry,
and are more likely to quietly ask Google their questions. There's also the whole lack of proper
sex ed problem, which leaves women with more questions about their bodies than answers.
But here's the thing. Here's the thing in this article. Okay. Here's the thing. Here's the thing.
Getting lost, and by the way, before I get to, here's the thing.
That's a family issue, and perhaps the mothers should have a talk with their daughters and discuss that.
I realize that everyone has searched Google.
Is it normal?
I'm trying to think, I don't think I ever have searched.
Is it normal?
I mean, we've searched about what's wrong with me and all that kind of stuff.
But is it normal to, no, I don't think I have.
So maybe it is just a woman thing.
But here's the thing, according to this story.
Getting lost on a Google rabbit hole isn't always the best idea.
What?
And it's not a good idea to substitute seeing a real pro.
So if you follow the skim on Instagram,
you can go to their, they have a link in their bio,
where you can let you know about how to prep a doctor's appointment,
meeting with providers,
advocating for yourself for yourself every step of the way
because you just don't know how to do that if you're a female.
You just don't.
I mean, I'm sorry.
It says that right there in the story.
If you're a female, you just don't know how to do that.
So let the skib help you.
And somebody putting up a poster of,
Nancy Pelosi is the misogynist,
but all these places want to help women
because women just can't figure it out themselves.
So, okay.
All right, fine.
I want everybody to get all the help they need.
So if that's what it takes, that's what it takes.
Now, I received another email in my email,
the chewing the fat at the blaze.com email under the subject line,
very urgent.
And so I may not be around here long.
I'll still come back.
my show and let you know how it turned out but this could you know make me uh have enough money to
just go away uh this is from paul and paul chambers legal practitioners and solicitors
london united kingdom okay attention dear mr ober i it's not me but it was addressed to me
addressed to chewing the fat at the blaze dot com so i'm not sure okay but it's a attention dear mr ober i
I guess I could be, Mr. Ober.
This is a request letter from the Paul and Paul Chambers, London,
to ascertain your interest and capability in cooperating with me,
barrister Paul Martin's Esquire and the bank director, Dr. Arthur Aikman,
to stand slash represent as the beneficiary slash next of kin to the deposit of the late Floyd H.
Ober.
I write to solicit your utmost.
confidence because you are a foreigner who originally bears this same last name, Ober.
Late Mr. Floyd H. Ober, died in West London and abandoned a 12-months calendar fixed deposit
of 15 million Great Britain pounds.
Without a specified next of kin to inherit the deposit at the time of his death.
That could be me.
I could be me.
Just call me Geoffie Ober.
sequel to his death, I was contacted by the director of the holding bank, Dr. Arthur Aitman,
based on trust and competence to search for a trustworthy and reliable partner
who has the same last name as the deceased, a sincere person,
so we can empower him and represent him to the bank as the beneficiary.
If acceptable by you, please respond as urgent to this email
and also send me your direct telephone slash fax numbers for,
me to notify the director so you will discuss fully the details to this claim approach from this bank.
Yours sincerely, barrister Paul Martin's Esquire, Paul and Paul Chambers, principal partner.
And then he has another email addressed for me to reply.
So 15 million euros, that's a little over 16 million bucks.
Is that the same as great bit and pounds?
Actually, it might be more than euros.
Anyway, it's more than, I mean, to exchange it to,
American dollars.
I am living large.
So this could be it.
We'll see.
I don't know why I keep getting these emails, but I do.
And I love them.
I love them.
But there's just not a chance I'm ever going to reply to them.
I mean, I joke around with you on the air about it.
But I guess some people fall for it, I guess.
But wow.
It's just amazing to me.
Because I really want, I could use.
I mean, hello, I'm not you.
You look at me like,
Oh, you only needed $15 million Great Britain pounds.
What a loser.
I mean, I'm not as rich as you.
I got it.
But, I mean, you do want that money.
It sounds good to be able to get, man, if I could just get, you know, maybe half of it.
Maybe we could work out a deal where I get, you know, I don't know, $6 million,
$7 million, just a little bit.
Did you guys take the rest?
And I just transfer that money into my account.
That would be wonderful.
And that's, I guess, where they get you.
but I'll let you know because my new name could be Jeffrey Ober and if that's the case,
you know that I went down this rabbit hole.
Ooh, maybe this will be the first time I use, is it normal?
Is it normal to reply to these emails I get from other countries that say they have a way
for me to make millions of dollars?
Yeah, I may do that today.
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