Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - It Makes It Worse... | 8/7/23

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Hyundai and Kia. Automobiles and automotive makers you know and you love. Except they're recalling more vehicles. More than 91,773 vehicles in the U.S. this time around over concerns that damage components in electric oil pump controllers could overheat and catch fire. That's it, though. So don't worry about it. The recall covers about 52,000 Hyundai cars and 40,000 Kia cars and was spurred by less than a dozen reports of cars catching fire. Not even a dozen cars caught fire. Are you kidding me?

So once again, make sure that you park your vehicles outside away from any structures and any kind of heat damage that could potentially short circuit onboard features. So if you have the Hyundai Palisade, the Tucson, which is what I drove a whole bunch of times when I changed my name to Brandon Hyundai. when I was Jeff Fisher formerly Branden Hyundai, I drove with Tucson for about a year, and I enjoyed it, but not anymore. A Sonata, Alontera, and the Kona vehicles were affected

as well as the Kia Soul and Sportage models. So all of the cars being recalled are 2023 or 2024 models. It stems from the idle stop-and-go oil pump, which is a Hyundai invention meant to, improve fuel economy. It automatically shuts down the engine whenever a vehicle comes to a stop, but remains on. You know, like a stoplight during a traffic jam. So that's it, though.

It improves fuel economy because you can't drive it. It's on fire. Don't forget we had the recalls. Right. I mean, oh, is that my car? That is. That is. Oh, don't worry about it.

Good thing I parked in the middle of the road away from all structures. So, don't forget we had the recall of 570,000 cars over a fire-related faulty tow hitch harness. Now, they claim that no injuries were reported with that. Yeah, no injuries, but the vehicles were on fire, though. That's fine.

Don't worry about that. and then we had the Kia's right were all wound up because they were too easy to steal somebody on TikTok showed us how to steal them and we have to fix that problem that's our fault oh

okay yeah I mean they settled the lawsuit for a couple hundred million with New York amazing so additionally we had the recall for the airbag technology I think they were all recalled for the airbags I mean the whole

airbag thing was a nightmare and that's still ongoing. So just remember if you have the Honda Air Kia, park away from anything that could burn just in case your automobile decides to go up in flames. Welcome. Welcome to Chewing the Fats. All right, so I saw a headline over the weekend kind of caught me off guard and that I realized

well I read it wrong. The headline was man who visited every country without flying has finally returned home. When I first saw it I thought man who visited every country without dying has finally returned home and I thought okay now we're interested well I mean that's actually

could be true that he traveled to all these countries. Really fascinating story about this guy he started it in 2013 to Jean Thorpe Peterson left his job girlfriend and family behind in Denmark to embark on this journey.

His goal to visit every country in the world without flying. And he did it. Pretty incredible. On May 24th of this year, after 10 years of travel, he successfully visited 203 countries, which was the final country. Maldives was the final country. And then he took a ship back to Denmark.

He obviously could have flown back home because the deal was over. But he felt like he didn't want to do that. He wanted to end it on the right foot. And so much, there were so many countries that he had struggles with. I'm sure it's going to be a great documentary. No question. But he's received, you know, all kinds of gifts from all these countries.

And one of the things that it talked about, well, how difficult it was to get into so many countries. he talked about how he had a difficult time getting into Equatoria, Guinea, one of the most difficult countries to access, took four months of and failed attempts. He finally got a visa. And even though the land borders were closed at the time. And so a stranger just gave him a ride into the country. Oh, okay, cool. he had to acquire a Chinese visa at the border with Mongolia,

then travel to Pakistan to get into the country. It's pretty interesting how he had to get into so many of these countries. And he talked about how COVID-19, the pandemic, really put a crimp in his style. Welcome. Welcome to putting crimps in people's style. We got it. But it was really incredible that he spent,

in some of these countries, he spent a lot of time in. And then it talked about all the travels and the times and the amount of days. So 3,576 days, 37 container ships, 158 trains, 351 buses, 251 buses, 219 taxis, 33 boats, and 43 rickshaws. He crossed 223,000 miles, or the equivalent. of nine journeys around the earth, if you believe the earth is round. And that's not including the long voyage home.

So it's not about the numbers, though. It's not about the numbers. It's about celebrating the kindness of people and sharing a positive outlook on the world. I met warm, friendly people all around the world, many of whom offered him tea, meals, introductions, translation support, or simply provided directions. I stayed in homes of many, many strangers during my travels,

and I made it through every country in the world. The ones with armed conflict, the ones with virus outbreaks, unharmed. Except he really wasn't unharmed. He spent 14 days in a hotel quarantined due to an outbreak in Palau, right, P-A-U, I'm pronouncing that right. There was an outbreak on the island. And then going back to Hong Kong, he had to quarantine. there for a couple weeks.

That's not being harmed, Jeff. Yeah, then he got really, really sick in Ghana, where he got cerebral malaria, survived a four-day storm across the Atlantic from Iceland to Canada. It doesn't say how long the severe bout of cerebral malaria was, though, because that doesn't sound like fun. And that doesn't sound necessarily unharmed,

But, I mean, if you're still alive, entering into some of these countries and coming out alive, I mean, that is probably, well, it's a bonus. And here's a big surprise. I don't know how much of this was filmed or, you know, he obviously documented so much of it. But he is working with a Canadian filmmaker. Really?

Really? And to wrap up the impossible journey, which is a documentary project, and he plans to write a book about the journey. I mean, he's probably got more than one book, really, along with just the entering and leaving of countries and the travel times and all the different modes of transportation. And then you've got a book of the people inside of that, right? I mean, you're looking at at least a two or three book series. he hasn't consulted me but I'm just saying that's probably what's going to happen and yes you wanted to spend at least

24 hours in each country okay it's one of the time that's one of the things that it took so long it wasn't like he just I mean I made it to that country okay let's get out of here he said he wanted to he had to spend at least 24 hours

in the country just so that he was there well there's someone that works in this building that has made such a big deal about reaching every county in the U.S. or something. And I guess that's a personal dream. And I thought it was really cool. I thought, okay, well, that's interesting.

Even if he doesn't make it, that's kind of a cool thing. And, you know, my goal was to visit every county in the U.S. and I only visited, you know, 25 states in every county in those states or whatever. But he's not documented. It's just his word. Guess what? I visited every county in the U.S. too. Me too.

I drove by. there's the sign. I mean, at least take a picture of the county sign, right? You have to. Duh. I mean, if you're doing something that's silly, and trust me, it's silly. We're visiting every county in the U.S.

At least document it. What are we even thinking about? But anyway, I digress, because that doesn't have anything to do with old Thor and the visiting of every country of the globe or the earth. and in the story it doesn't break down how he paid for it. So I don't know if he was visiting every country on behalf of the cartels

to see how easy it was to get in and out of countries, how difficult it was to get in and out without flying and using different modes of transportation. So because there's nothing like those rickshaw runners for dealing drugs in a city. Nobody expects them. I always wanted, I always thought about there was a mall. I see I'm such a sad human.

There was a mall where I used to live in Florida, and it was a nice indoor mall, but there were some outside stores as well at this mall. And I always thought that would be a great place to, I should buy like two or three rickshaws and drive people, have people run around and take them, deliver them in dirt throughout the mall. And the rickshaw, and just start a rickshaw business.

And then I thought, you're in Florida, And you're going to be hauling retired old people in a rickshaw. No, I'll do something else. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately. Well, there wasn't a winner. So you're looking at the biggest mega millions jackpot ever. And it's the third largest jackpot in history.

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That's how that works. I kill me. Anyway, so it is $1.55 billion. That would be no doubt about that. You're going to need a bigger cash register. $757.57.2 million cash payout. You're definitely going to need a bigger cash register. So I was looking at some of the other winners.

And the Powerball, I mean, the Powerball is $145 million tonight. Oh, so, I mean, would I accept it? Yeah, yeah, but I wouldn't want to. Be embarrassed about it, but I'd accept it. So, man, if nobody, if no one wins this round of the mega, now you're talking. Now we're getting into some money that could be, you know, I'd be willing to win.

That's just incredible. So it's 1-5-5 now. and no one wins this one that won't take it over two though it'll take it to like one eight or nine it won't take it over two yet so it'll still move it into the second biggest drawing but anyway I see

we talked a little bit last week didn't we about how they changed the odds on it so this particular mega you have one in a 302.6 million chance to win and the power ball you still have power ball is better odds one in 292 2.3 million.

So good luck. Good luck. Especially to me. Okay, so I finished away on Netflix this weekend. Really enjoyed the heck out of it. Ten episodes. There is not going to be a season two.

I mean, this came out in like 20, 20, a couple years ago. And I don't know why I didn't watch it then. And I had other shows during the pandemic to watch. Okay, so I didn't watch away. It was one of the bigger shows on Netflix, too, at the time. But it was not being renewed for season two. Well, there's a couple things that I noticed in the show, which I really, is kind of slow-ish shows, but it's really good. Hillary Swank

and is the lead star along with the other cast of characters, and they're going to Mars. The deal is the show is they're traveling to Mars. It's NASA and a joint. joint mission between China, the UK, France, and they're going to Mars. And so there's a whole lot of preying throughout the show, which, I mean, okay, that could be a reason why it wouldn't be renewed. They claim they spent $6 million an episode on it. I mean, that's a lot, it's a lot of money. So now, and they also, at the end, it's been out for it.

Okay, it's 2023. spoil it for you, right? It's been out. If you haven't seen it, it's not going to, it's a deal. And then in the end, the deal is, all right, so the deal is, I'm just going to spoil it for you. All right, if you want to watch away and not have it be spoiled, then, you know, don't listen to this, all right?

But the other episodes are worth getting to this. So the deal is, is that they're going to Mars, and China has made a deal. I don't know how much money they put in or what the deal is they made, but their deal is is that when they get to Mars, The Chinese lady who is the astronaut will be the first one to set foot on Mars and her picture, her selfie,

is going to be the first picture returned back to Earth, the Chinese space person. Okay. I'm not completely spoiling it for you because I won't tell you exactly how it ends, but I will say this. That doesn't exactly happen. So I don't know if that had anything to do.

with them not re-uping for season two, you know, pissing China off in the episode? I don't know. I don't know. There was only a couple things that I, you know, a couple of things that kind of irked me on this show. There's one scene, I hate continuity things. You know, like there's one scene where they spacewalk,

and Hillary goes out and she latches up her space latch rope to stay attached to the spaceship, whatever they. I don't believe that's the technical term. Her space latch rope. And then the guy that's going to spacewalk with her comes out. And in one scene, when he first comes out, he latches it across from Hillary's latch. And I remember, and I'm watching it going, no, he wouldn't latch it. He'd want to latch it on his side, right?

Hers would be on the outside. And hers would be on the outside. Then when they switch to the next shot of them floating from the spaceship, they are that way. They're hooked up correct. This pisses me off. Get it right. Just get it right.

Spread $6 million on the episode. Latch the space latch rope right. Okay? That's all I'm saying. But I really enjoy it. If you have a chance to watch, it's really good. And so many of the episodes

were so emotional. Pretty emotional because of the shows. And this is where they spent their money on the flashbacks. The flashbacks. And then they go back to Earth. earth for the shots of what's

happening on Earth, the shots of what's happening on the spaceship, and then all everybody's having, everybody's, all the astronauts are having flashbacks, all the people on Earth are having flashbacks, incredible, it's what a fortune, yeah, 6 million an episode, but well

worth to watch, no question about that, and I am kind of bummed, season two would be fun, and if you think season one would be expensive, because what would they do for season two? They because they landed on Mars. Oh, they did make it. And so the season two would be,

probably be them back on Earth, and the show would be flashbacks of them on Mars getting back to Earth, right? So you'd have their life on Earth and what it was like on Mars getting back to Earth. So, I mean, I wrote it for you. Okay, you didn't need AI. I'm not on strike.

It's all yours. Okay? You're welcome. Oh, and then I did watch the Jake Paul, Nate Diaz fight on pay-per-view Saturday night. Awesome. That whole card was awesome. My son, Maximus, who was, you know, co-host of Talking Walking Dead with myself and Jason Butchrill throughout the seasons. His, I don't know, his work buddies paid the bill for the pay-per-view.

So, I mean, watch it at my house and I watch it? Absolutely. Now, that's happening. So the Jake Paul Nade Diaz fight, it's fun to watch. Jake Paul won. You know, in the back of your mind, you kind of want Nate Diaz to win. But, you know, it wasn't going to happen. The couple of the undercards, Amanda Serrano and Heather Hardy fight was awesome.

It was a good fight, man. The crowd was on their feet and they lasted the entire fight. And Heather Hardy won this crowd over in Dallas, Texas at the American Airlines Center. man she won the crowd over because Serrano was supposed to just knock her out be done with it i mean heather hardy's like 41 now and she's this is her comeback and she's trying to make some money and you know have a little extra cash in the back pocket and serrano gave her her shot at this pay-per-view and serrano was i think knocked out i don't know a couple eight i don't know eight 10 thousand fighters before heather hardy okay maybe only a dozen and uh so it was supposed to happen

and Hardy would not go down. Serrano crushed her. I mean, there was no doubt that Serrano was going to win the fight. But Hardy kept coming back for more, man. And at the end, the crowd was, I mean, if I was at there, if I was at the American Airlines Center, I would have been on my feet. But since I was at my own house,

I was, you know, I was mentally on my feet, but I was really in my chair. And I was excited for it. It was awesome. It was a good, great fight. And then Shadisa Green, Currie fight. Another one, Olivia Curry would not go down.

Green wanted to knock her out so bad. She was so pissed that she could knock her down and knock her out, but no, Olivia Curry would not go down. So, I mean, it was the last three fights were well worth to watch. And it was fun. And it was fun.

And speaking of fights, I don't know, I still think it's not going to happen. I talked about this this morning on Pat Gray on leashed. I've been doing the show with Pat all week. Well, a week it's Monday, Jeff. I know, but I just did it last week. I want to be doing it again all this week.

And I mentioned in the Fat 5 that I do daily, chewing the fat 5 daily on pet grand leased, that I think maybe it's going to happen, the fight between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. But the more I'm reading about it now, I don't think it's going to happen. You know, Elon wants to live stream it on X. all proceeds will go to charity

but musk is saying you know shouldn't we use a more reliable platform that can actually raise money for charity okay so your more reliable platform is what threads nobody cares about threats okay and so then they're going to end up so if it ends up happening they'll stream it probably

on both platforms and both will say they got the most views it'll be agonizing so we'll see and they don't know the referee So I just don't think it's going to happen. I just think it's going to happen. But, who knows? I was looking at the, in this quarter,

wearing the red pants. Yeah, with the communist logo on it. Mark Zuckerberg. 5-7. Report. Ooh, Mark, dude, we can't. You need to back that off a little bit, all right? It's 5-7, 155 pounds.

He's 39 years old, though. Uh, and he's, uh, I mean, he's, he's been working out a lot lately. He's been doing his little jiu-jitsu's, and, uh, he's pretty, you know, he's pretty jocked for a nerd, for, you know, a tech nerd. So we'll see. And Musk is 6-2, 187 pounds, uh, 51 years old. And he's, uh, you know, South African whitey. So, I mean, it's, whoo, he takes the shirt off. He's like, bro.

Good little son. And, uh, so, uh, but he's, uh, but he's used to take, uh, uh, uh, judo and karate and taekwondo as a kid and then i guess he's recently trained in Brazilian jiu-jitsu but who hasn't i mean who among us has not trained a little bit in the old Brazilian jiu-jitsu that's what i thought boarding for flight 246 to toronto is delayed 50 minutes uh-what sounds like ojo time play ojo great idea feel the fun with all the latest slots in live casino games and with no wagering requirements what you win is yours to keep groovy. Hey, I won!

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is dead. You remember him. He played the Hector Salamanca from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Just awesome. He is dead now at 83. Very sad. You remember in Better Call Saul,

where after he had a stroke and he couldn't talk. All he had was that stupid bell he could ring. And people would talk to him. He just wanted to ram that bell right down his stroke throat. Anyway, Hector Salamanca. Mark McGarola is dead at the age of 83. Then we have actor Clifton Oliver. Best, you know Clifton.

Don't look at me like that. You remember him for playing Simba and the Lion King on Broadway. He's dead at the age of 47. I love this article. The circumstances around Oliver's death aren't clear. Really? I mean, he spent the last few weeks of his life in the hospital and in hospice care. so, you know, guessing that he, you know, you don't end up in hospice care unless you're really sick with some kind of plague.

Anyway, Clifton Oliver, dead at the age of 47. Then we have Jaws 2 star, Mark Gilpin, dead at the age of 56, after his battle with cancer. Very sad. Mark Guilfran for his portrayal as Sean Brody and Jaws 2 is dead at the age of 56. Then we had another one to Who Died Today? Sharon Farrell, the actress from The Young and the Restless. Now, you may know her from the film, It's Alive, but really, you know her from The Young and the Restless, is dead at the age of...

82. Now her sister posted that my sister Sharon has passed away at the LA downtown medical center. And she posted this and then in the post it says, I do not know the cause of death. Oh, you guys were close to. Okay. Sharon Farrell dead

at the age of 82. Oh, that wasn't Cheryl. What am I talking about? That was Hector Sullivan. Then we have Chuck Gilbert Shelton dead at the age of 38. So Chuck drowned. Now, this is South Carolina. He ran from his house and jumped into a nearby lake. So the police, Sheriff's Department, were searching the neighborhood looking for someone.

Not Chuck. As they were searching the neighborhood and were approaching his house, Chuck runs out of his house and runs down into the lake and jumps into the lake. And then he began to drown. And they had to send divers in to retrieve him later on. We don't know why. We don't know what he was worried about. We don't know what happened.

And the police still couldn't find the person they were looking for. So anyway, just saying that Chuck Gilbert Shelton dead at the age of 38. And then we have one more death in who died today. If you work for Zoom, you thought you could work remotely forever? No. Can't do that. Sure, Zoom made a name for itself during the pandemic when people were working from home every day and we're remote working. But Zoom has said, yeah, now I know if you work for us and you're within a 50 mile radius of one of our offices, yeah, you've got to come in.

At least two days a week. And they're pissed. The workers are pissed. Are you kidding me? they have to come in at least two days a week and they're still mad about that. So their profitability has gone down quite a bit

since the pandemic. Really amazing. So, I mean, they have lost more than $100 billion in market value since its peak. Well, yeah, no kidding. But they should really,

I mean, they really should start promoting using Zoom. And then maybe they do. I just don't see it. But they really should start promoting using Zoom as the, you know, for the workers, for the days you don't have to go into the office, Zoom and just promote it that way and be done with it. And also, this is just a, they haven't consulted me, which is a little disappointing. But I just say, you know, during the heat of the pandemic, I believe I paid for the extra.

You know what I mean? So you could, I could conference in, I don't know, I think up. to a 50 people and I could have a conference video call for however long I wanted, unlimited. I forget how much it cost, but I did that so that I, there wasn't anything, I could do whatever that needed to be done. Show wise, not show why, whatever, business wise, whatever.

And so that's gone. I mean, I'm not, definitely not paying for that now. So I think I get, I think I get, I think just the free Zoom is like 30 minutes at a time. I think, I don't remember. remember what it is now exactly but I mean that's what I'm at so maybe Zoom needs to you know drop it down to maybe like 15 minutes free 10 minutes free you want more than 10 minutes after 10 minutes well I just wanted to sit so and then darn it what's going on are you there are you there

yeah my 10 minutes are up and you don't get to reboot for at least an hour right so then you get people to spend a little bit of cash with you. And you have some different layers of subscriptions. I'm just here to help. Okay, that's all I'm doing. I'm just here to help. You do you. 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 I'm glad to see that another royal prize. prognosticator of the bar, I should say a prognosticator of the royals, has been listening to Chewing the Fat. Thank you. I appreciate it. You don't have to give me credit, but the world knows.

The world knows that this show was the first show. And I've been calling for it for a while, that they will get a divorce. It's going to happen. So I see this lady Victoria, who briefly dated Andrew back in the next. 90s. I'm not really sure that should be a claim to fame, but it is. She said that the Duke and Dushes of Suckings have been launching scathing attacks, and it is the Duke and Duchess of Suckix, too, by the way. Scathing attacks on the royal family, sparking backlash from the fans and relatives, and she said the bond could collapse at some point. You think? Yeah, it's going to. I'm actually kind of surprised

it lasted this long. Well, you know why it lasted this long. The second kid. Hello, I've already told you that. Why don't you just say that? Lady Victoria. You know, I was listening to Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher. And he talked about how they were going to have a divorce

and Harry was going to take the kids back to London. And Megan was just going to stay in Hollywood. And we would get the shot of Harry and the kids. That's the money shot, man. Harry and the kids going into Windsor without Megan and Megan left at the stoop in Monticito

I can't wait to see that I don't want the Mary to break up I don't want people in love to break up now but I kind of want this to happen and nobody's they're all screwed up now they're good friends the Beckhams don't even talk to them anymore right to Beckham's David

and Victoria Beckham they were at the wedding and they don't even talk to him anymore. They're pissed because they don't know who to trust. All they do is run their mouth and whine. They can't even trust them. It's over. I'm telling you that that is going to happen soon enough. Harry's already.

He's out feeding the chickens with the kids out back with Megan's inside and he's thinking to himself, what am I doing? I can't believe. I'm still here. I'm stuck here. Nobody.

I'm not. not the prince anymore. I'm not living like a prince. I'm freaking feeding the chickens with my son. I'm picking up eggs and chicken crap. And she's inside doing her nails. I have got to get back to Windsor, man. I got to get back.

I got to call dad, call my bro. They can hook me back up. We'll take a few. They already got some rooms closed up since grandma died, so we'll just take those back, fix them up. Maybe they'll give me the cottage back too. I got to get out of here. going to happen. I'm telling you. It's going to happen. So, uh, be sure to follow me on Twitter at

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Okay, thank you. Appreciate it. So I see where we all have to be careful now. Oh, and you can always email the show Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com. So I see where we all have to be careful now.

Holy cow. On what social media posts we like and don't like. I mean, I saw where Noah Gregson of NASCAR. I mean, he is indefinitely suspended for liking an Instagram post. It wasn't about liking the Instagram post, Jeff. It was about what the post was. Oh, okay. All right, fine. So what was the post? Well, it was a video of George Floyd's face pasted on the body of a crab. And the caption, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not,

I'm not laughing. Don't you dare think I'm laughing about that. The caption read, under denie, under denie. That's so incredibly stupid. I don't know that I would have liked that because I was racked of my brains

whether I actually saw it or not. I can't remember if I saw it or not. So I, and I'm scared to go back and look at my likes because it's possible. but I doubt it. And by the way, if I like something on Twitter

or Instagram or Facebook or even threads, although since I got a new phone I've logged out of threads and I haven't logged back in, same with a getter and a couple other things.

I was like, I don't have enough. I got enough. I got X and I got X in Instagram. It's really all I care about now these days, but I have Facebook as well. Jeff Fisher Radio. But anyway, if I like something on any of those social

media accounts. I'll back it up. You're not going to cancel me. Okay, it's not going to happen. Oh my God, I can't believe you like that. I know, I wanted to talk about it on the show. Oh my God, I can't believe you like that. I know, I kind of laughed at it and thought it deserved a like, so I gave it a like. And I moved on with my life.

I mean, so this guy, this NASCAR driver, who knows, sometime between May 27th and August 4th, he's doomscroll at Instagram. Who knows if he's driving to another race, he's half asleep in the camper out back in the middle of the racetrack, who knows.

And he sees this post, clicks a like. And a reporter sees, because the social media accounts update, who likes different posts, sees that he liked this account and reaches out. Did he actually like this? I can't believe we didn't find a legacy mortars. We didn't talk of NASCAR.

He actually liked this. And so, then, you know, the firestorm started. So Legacy Motor Company, his, I'm sorry, Legacy Motor Club, confirmed, yes,

we've made the decision to suspend Noah Gregson, effective immediately. His actions do not represent the values of our team. So, somebody else is going to be driving for him this weekend,

this past weekend, up in Michigan. Then he bent the knee. He bends the knee, saying, Yeah, it's a lack of attention on social media. I understand the severity of this situation. And, you know, I messed up plain and simple.

Never bend the knee. It doesn't matter. They don't care that you bet the knee. In fact, most of the time, it makes it worse. Because after that, then NASCAR says, oh, my gosh, yes. We fully support Legacy Motors Club. decision to suspend noa in fact his actions on social media uh we've determined that uh he violated the member conduct section of the twenty 23 nascar rule book and we've placed him under

indefinite suspension never been it doesn't matter he could tell him go pound sand or whatever other body part and they're still going to they're still going to suspend them it just it's incredible so be careful what you like and then at the same time you had Jamie Fox apologizing for a post on Instagram that, oh, those anti-Semitic. Was it, though? Was it?

Okay, so he deleted it. He deleted the post. And then he posted another post that said, the original post was they killed this dude named Jesus. What do you think they'll do to you? Hashtag fake friends. Hashtag fake love. But, now, then he deleted the post after other you.

That's hateful, believe that Jewish people all together as one crucified and killed Jesus Christ. We know that's not true. Okay, so he deletes it and he says hey, I apologize to the Jewish community, everyone, anyone who was offended by my post,

I know now my choice of words caused offense, I'm sorry, was never intent, I was betrayed by a fake friend, and that's what I meant with they, not anything more. Okay, so he bent to the crowd and said, I'm sorry and it mean it, whatever, it's fine.

and is that good enough? No, because guess what? Before the post got deleted, Jennifer Aniston, that bitch liked it. She liked it. And so now she had to go out and apologize for the like of the Instagram post. We are doomed as a society.

Doomed. And I should say if something happens, but really, I mean, it's possible that we're just doomed. That's just doomed. Now, some could make the case that maybe this isn't the real Jamie Fox, since we were talking about Fox being cloned since his last, well, his last show they cloned Tyrone on Netflix,

but since it's not, we've been making the case that that's not the real Jamie Fox, maybe the not the real Jamie Fox is the one who posted this post and now this is how they cancel him so that's why he's not working he's not working because of this it's not because he's a clone

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