Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - It’ll come to me… | 5/16/25
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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher
You know, they keep bringing back this talk of wanting zeppelins in the air.
Can we say no to that?
Have we voted on that yet?
So I just was reading a story about how they believe, you know, they're, well,
they're eco-friendly.
And these newer zeppelins that they're coming up with are better for the
environment. Oh, okay. So Sergei Bryn, Mr. Billionaire, Flying Wales is his company, I believe,
which is backed by the French government, and these hybrid air vehicles are designing for ships
that are going to replace the old aluminum, copper, and wood with carbon fiber and titanium. And so they
have new research that they're talking about these Zeppelin-esque aircrafts, which are supposed to be, you know,
better for the environment.
And they're still,
we just tested one a year ago or so in California,
untethered.
And there's just monster blimps,
you know,
that are 800 feet long.
It doesn't even say how big the flying whales are,
but I'm sure that's what they are.
But there's new,
there's new,
uh,
there's new ways that they're using to cut down carbon emissions,
uh,
on these,
uh,
zeplins.
okay
so they're not going to blow up
so they're not going to blow up
so they
apparently
work with
diesel fuel and battery
power
which they say
is better for the environment
okay
and the ships are to float
using this non-renewable
non-flammable helium
instead of hydrogen.
Yeah.
Hello.
That's what's going to happen.
Now they claim that this is
non-renewable, non-flammable helium
instead of hydrogen.
Okay.
So that can't be good for the environment
that you're claiming that this is better
for the environment if something is non-renewable.
Let me guess.
Is that good for the environment or not?
According to your rules, no, it's not.
So it just is incredible to me
that we want to talk about having blimps flying over again.
No, no, thank you.
And you know, you want to do that in Europe?
Go ahead.
And they are.
But I just, I don't see using blimps.
I'm sorry, zeppelins.
I'm sorry, flying whales to deliver.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, no, I mean, that's a real whale.
It's dead on the beach.
But you don't want them flying around.
I mean, we're happy that they're in the ocean.
We don't want whales flying over us.
Keep them in the ocean.
That's the whole point behind whales.
I just don't, I just don't see it.
Look, the skies are dark enough already.
We have airlines, we have airplanes, we have drones flying everywhere.
And now, now you want me to, now you want me to have the skies darkened with these blimps?
No, stop it.
I don't, we can deliver goods with driverless semis.
We can deliver goods with drones.
We don't need zeppelins flying whales,
creating shadows over my house.
Do I want to see them once in a while
when they're in town for a football game?
Sure.
I want to look up, there's a good year blimp.
Yep, okay.
I've ridden on a blimp.
I've written on the Outback Steakhouse blimp before.
It's not as big as the good year blimps
or these flying whale zepplins,
but I have written on one.
I got it.
It's cute.
It's a cute little fun ride.
Do we need a million of them,
delivering goods and services? No. No, we do not. So stop it. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat.
So if you're listening live today is the 16th of May 2025, which makes tomorrow the 17th.
That's the way that works. Anyway, if you're wondering what to do and you're in the greater San Antonio area,
you can go to the, it's called Victoria's Black Swan Inn.
and it's the Psychic and Spirit Fest.
And man, what fun you can have at the Psychic and Spirit Fest.
You can prepare to journey into the unknown, which...
Dude, is that Annabel the Dow in the museum?
Dude, do not open that.
You know the story behind Annabelle, right?
You know the story behind her, right?
Do not open that, man.
there. Anabel's going to be there. Holy cow. So
be careful if you're going to go, because she's part of the Warren's
Occult Museum, which showcases Annabelle there.
I mean, I'm serious. Annabelle, the conjuring movies, that's a real life
doll, man. That actually happened. Do not
open that case. I don't care. Do I believe that something
will happen? I don't want to chance it. I don't want
to chance it. No. But there's going to be plenty of psychics
and mediums and spiritualists and guest speakers and more.
So you can just kind of tour the museum,
take a look at all the great things in the Warren's Occult Museum.
And then you can take a look around at a lot of the other stuff.
Like you can get your palm red and, you know,
have somebody read your aura.
And, uh, dude, don't say candy ban, though.
not to that lady man.
She will freak out.
I was over there earlier
and somebody sent Candyman to her.
She just freaked out on a man
and she was reading
somebody's cards.
The cards out and you don't want to do that
man. You don't.
Okay, have fun at the...
But just do not open the case
for Annabelle. Whatever you do,
do not open that Annabelle case.
You know, on the surface, it sounds
kind of cool, but as I start
thinking about it and then I don't know
that I like it
anymore.
They're looking at micro-particle drug delivery systems that could provide multiple vaccinations
without the need for follow-up shots.
Okay.
So the approach allows drug payloads to be released weeks or months after being administered.
These MIT engineers have designed these polymer microplastics that deliver the vaccines
at predetermined times after injections.
So the study appearing in the journal advanced materials, love that.
The researchers showed that they could use these particles to deliver two doses of diphtheria vaccine,
one released immediately, and the second two weeks later.
Mice that received this vaccine generated as many antibodies as the mice that received two separate doses two weeks apart.
Well, duh, if that's being released, then the same results, I would...
Obviously, that's what the study is, Jeff.
Okay.
The researchers now hope to extend these intervals,
which could make the particles useful for delivering childhood vaccines
that are given us several doses over a few months.
Okay.
So are we going to do this with other drugs as well?
I could be a fan of, I mean,
give me some microparticle doses,
and I just take enough.
It'll see me through the year on whatever drug I wanted.
Okay, so, but what if it starts wearing down and the new dose hasn't kicked in?
Then I take something else, and then that kicks in.
Now you're looking at an overdose.
So safety protocols.
Yeah, that could happen because the microparticles could have kicked in,
and then you were already ahead of the microparticles because it wasn't,
hadn't kicked in yet.
So, yeah, you're not micro particles.
micro dosing with that.
Maybe you do.
Maybe just it releases a little bit every couple hours.
You see what I'm saying?
I like this.
I like it a lot.
I'm pretty sure that the MIT engineers aren't working on that for that, but I can't be positive
about it.
I did not read the full study that appeared in the journal advanced materials.
So maybe they are dealing with this.
But I kind of like I said, I kind of like the idea.
idea, interesting.
I don't know what I have.
What are the big side effects, right?
So they put a full dose,
you're supposed to get two doses of something
for whatever, whatever is wrong with you
or whatever you don't want to be wrong with you.
You put two doses in you.
And the first one immediately gets released into your system.
And then if the second one goes right away,
does it harm what you're hoping to do?
If it doesn't go at all and get released,
what happens?
How do you know that it didn't release?
How do you remove it from your body
if it didn't release?
I don't know.
I just have some really, really, really weird questions.
But, you know, I'm good with that.
Right.
And we, you know, women take the,
there's plenty of delayed reaction medicines
that we take every day.
So I just, I just, I find it, found it interesting,
and I'm sure that these will not be used
for nefarious purposes ever.
So, never mind.
Look, we're busy putting more and more stuff in our body every day, right?
It just, we just don't, we don't know the consequences
of what we're doing most of the time.
I was seeing where a weight loss drug Zepbound
outperforms Wigovie, Wiggoi,
I got it.
In the first head-to-head clinical trial with Zepbound,
averaging about 20% drop in weight over 72 weeks
compared to just under 14% with the Wiggovi.
Wiggoi, I got it.
And I don't pronounce it like that.
So, you know, good for them.
But, you know, one of the things that we're missing here,
and we have more and more people doing OZempic and, you know,
Wiggovoy and Zepbound.
For sure, and we're just putting it in our system because we believe, hey, I got, I don't want to be fat. It's the fat pill, the fat shot. And then I see, I'm just going to read you the headlines. I'm not even going to dig into the stories. I'm just going to read you the headlines, okay?
Alarm as severe reactions to OZempic set to soar by 350% new data reveals.
70 Americans hospitalized a day
OZemic doctors issue urgent warning
Harmful effects
OZempic weight loss drugs
Those are just three headlines
Off the top of my life
So be careful
I mean I was
At one point I was really thinking strongly about
You know taking the fat shot
As President Trump calls it
But my wife was very much against it
And so, and then I show her the headlines.
I told you.
I told you.
Nobody knows what that's going to do to you.
So, you know, that's when I had to tell her to get back in the kitchen because I don't want to hear anymore.
And that's where she went.
Man, lickety split, just like I said.
So, I mean, you can, you can believe that.
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The World Travel and Tourism Council, you know them as the WTTTC, projects the U.S. will lose 12.5
billion dollars in travel revenue in 2025.
A 7% dip from last year and a 22.5% drop from 2019 when international spending reached a record
$217.4 billion.
Of the 184 foreign economies tracked by the WTTC, the U.S. is the only one on pace to see a decline
in tourism revenue.
Oh, darn.
People aren't coming to the USA.
Oh, no.
it's because that evil Trump.
Yeah.
Yeah, it probably is.
U.S. airports that have
historically served throngs
of international visitors who want to see
Disney and Grand Canyon
were experiencing massive
year-over-year declines in
international arrivals.
Arrivals from the U.K. and South Korea
both dipped 15%.
Tourists from
Germany plummeted
28%.
Other markets that had previously been
staples, including Spain and Ireland, fell between 24 and 33%.
According to the U.S. Travel Association, foreign travelers spent on average $4,000 a trip
eight times more than domestic travelers.
That's putting a major dent in the U.S. tourism, which makes up about 9% of the U.S. economy.
Yeah.
I'd be interesting to see why they say that is.
the foreign relations probably their first and foremost which that probably you know that's what they'll say
I don't necessarily believe it the rising dollar yeah inflation worldwide no matter what country
you're from the fears about visiting a country that has detained overseas visitors shut up
we haven't detained we've detained people trying to come into this country illegally oh my gosh that
pisses me off. See,
I know I should just let it go.
I should not have looked deeper
into the story. It should not have done
that. So
some, I'll see, New York City
expects a 17% decline in
tourism. The biggest
drop coming from Canada. Oh,
no. Governor Kathy
Hocchel said 66% of northern
regions of the state near Montreal and
Ottawa have felt a significant decrease
in Canadian bookings this year.
Expedia says U.S. travel
from Canada is down 30% this year.
Wow, that's becoming substantial.
Travel analysts have expressed uncertainty about the future,
but should trade wars continue,
which they're not, by the way,
he's making deals with countries every day.
That's just maddening.
I'm just going to stop.
I'm just going to tell you that the United States
is still the number one destination.
No, it's not.
That's not what they're seeing at the WTTC, Jeff.
Yeah, I know what they're saying at the WTTC.
This is United States of America.
People are pissed that we're kicking them out.
They're angry that we're kicking them out of this country.
That's how important the United States of America is to the world.
I'm sorry, no.
It's not dying on the vine.
That isn't happening.
I'm not chanting USA, USA.
I'm just telling you that this is the number one.
People are dying to get in here.
Okay.
So now you're trying to.
to make, though that bad Trump, evil Trump is keeping people from coming into this country.
Okay.
Okay.
If that is true.
If you are listening in another country and you don't want to come to the United States because of Donald Trump, good.
Okay?
Sorry.
We're still the best country on the planet.
And even if we're not, we're the number one destination.
And we're not detaining travel visa people.
in the United States of America.
You want to be here legally?
That's, we care about you.
It's the illegals.
The illegals.
The people that broke into this country illegally.
Arriva, Arriva!
Yeah, a lot of people from that part of the country.
Anyway, I'm just saying, no.
Now that I read this story from Hannah Summers,
who's this travel writer, I have no idea, you know,
if Hannah's any good or anything.
I mean, I just know she's a travel writer
because she's in this story
and she talks about the best cities in America to visit,
best cities in the U.S. to visit.
Okay, so my dad used to say all the time,
before you start traveling around the world
to other places, see the United States.
The United States has so much to offer,
so many beautiful places,
and you need to see the USA
before you go out of the country,
before you go visit Europe,
you know, there's plenty of places on the planet.
I would love to see that I haven't.
No question about it.
But there are still some places here in the U.S. that I haven't been.
And I would like to go.
So, who knows if I'll ever go there now,
but I would like to go to a few places.
But according to Hannah, her best cities in the U.S.,
the top ten cities in the U.S.,
I don't know that I would pick these cities.
as the top 10.
She's got Denver.
We'll go from 10 to 1.
Denver, Savannah, New York City.
I mean, New York City's a great.
I've been there.
Obviously, I worked there for many years.
It's a good city.
I loved going into the city.
It's New York.
Come on.
Now it's New York City.
That's where you're supposed to be.
So, you know, I get it.
I get it.
It's a vibrant city.
I get it.
New Orleans.
Yeah, I mean, all these cities I've been.
Has there any of the cities I've been?
I have not been to.
Savannah, New York City, New Orleans.
You've been there, Scottsdale, Austin, you know.
Providence, it doesn't say, is it Providence, Rhode Island?
I don't know that I've been to Providence.
Miami, of course, San Diego, in Detroit.
Yeah, Detroit's been a lot of time in Detroit.
She thinks Detroit is number one.
And now they fixed up the downtown area, no question.
It's a beautiful city, but as a destination, yeah, you know what?
Go, have fun.
Enjoy yourself.
Are you going to go to, I don't know that I want to go to Providence, although, I can't believe I've never been to Providence, okay?
New Orleans, yeah, been there, got thrown in, almost got thrown in jail a couple times in that city.
I love that city.
Yeah, right.
Although they ended up not throwing me in in jail, they just detained me for a period of time, longer than I wanted.
I'll tell you that.
What a, what a, I don't know.
You know, I even might have time to go into that weekend of New Orleans.
Just know that, what a nightmare.
What a nightmare.
And when you get pulled over in New Orleans and you have the police officer, you know,
okay, so I'm traveling with my good friend who is, we're driving his 56 Chevy.
We're in his 56 Chevy.
I wanted to take his, I love that 56 Chevy.
Three on the column.
And actually four, because the reverse, the reverse is all.
the way forward and all the way down on that 56.
Anyway, I love that car.
And that's the car I talked about not knowing where the gas was.
When I first drove that car, I stood at the gas station wondering,
where the hell do I pump the gas in this car?
And the driver's side rear light turns out.
And that's where the gas tank is.
The end tank.
Yeah, with the three on a tree.
Oh, it's actually four because the reverse is all the way down.
Anyway, so we're taking the 56 Chevy in New Orleans and we get pulled over.
So my friend has the same, my friend's name is a junior, all right?
So his dad has a warrant out for his arrest.
My brother who's traveling with us has an expired license from Michigan.
We all have Florida IDs.
My, who, were we married yet?
I don't know.
We may not have been married yet.
But my first wife was.
was with us and her driver's license has her married name, which she's divorced on it.
Okay.
So then I've got a, I've got a Michigan driver's license, but we're all from Florida.
They may have been right to detain us for a little bit.
Yeah, they may have.
I thought for sure we were going to jail.
We were not.
So they ended up saying, you know,
now,
the only really only cared about my friend David,
who was driving because he had a warrant out for his arrest.
But it wasn't him.
He was trying to say,
I'm junior,
okay?
It's not me.
And so,
and then the one police officer looked at me as we were going on,
and I said,
I've seen you somewhere before.
And I was like,
no, you haven't.
No,
you have not.
You have not seen me anywhere before.
I know,
I know,
I know I've seen you.
I know I've seen you somewhere before.
And even after they let us go, she just let us go.
She said, when I placed you, when I place you.
That was a beautiful weekend in New Orleans, Louisiana.
All right, let's go to the break room.
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The Shira Perlmutter.
Yes, that's a real name.
Shira Pearlmutter.
Sure.
Yeah, you know what?
I know her as.
Amorpha Fallis.
Yeah.
She was just fired last weekend.
and she worked for the U.S. Register of Copyrights.
All right.
And she just released a report stating that AI companies can't freely use copyrighted movies
and TV shows for training.
It's a 108-page document.
It concluded that using vast troughs of copyrighted works to create competing content
crosses the line of fair use.
now it's not legally binding
obviously the copyright office guidance
typically influences the court decisions
but it's not legally binding
studios are now questioning
oh boy
what do we do
what do we do
she's out
AI had her fired
okay have a nice day
you're telling us we can't do
what we're doing already
get out
all right I know
so we'll see I don't know
what's going to happen
to uh
Shira
Amorpha
Pearl Mutter
But, you know, I wish her the best
And maybe she'll get back in
Maybe she'll get back in
And people are calling for her reinstatement
As we speak
Saying that it was, you know,
It's completely wrong.
She served with distinction
As the Register of Copyrights
And she must be reinstated
According to, you know,
many people who knew her
And a lot of union heads and everything.
So we'll see if that actually happens.
I don't know.
I don't think they gave a reason
why they kicked her to a curb.
It is interesting
that she just released this pre-AI copyright
108 page back off.
And then we're going to fire her.
We don't want her around anymore.
So good luck. God bless.
I do this story on behalf of my wife,
who's a large Metallica fan,
a huge Metallica fan,
and she's turned my kids into huge Metallica fans.
and I appreciate Metallica, but I'm not, you know,
I'm not a monster of a fan like they are.
And they've met them,
and the last time they were here for their three or four a day weekend concert,
they worked for the show,
so they met them and they did a couple of events with them here in town.
I mean, they love Metallica.
So anyway, I do this story for them.
Virginia Tech, they're the Hokies.
They have, they played Enter Sandman as their theme
when the team runs onto the field
forever. And
Metallica played there
not too long ago.
And when they
played
enter sandband
at the stadium
seismic...
it could cause an earthquake.
We'll just leave it at that.
I don't want to seismologists and all the big words
it caused an earthquake. The observatory
said the sold-out crowd response
to the classic when
James Hadfield prompted the performance
with a chant of Hokies,
let's go.
60,000 person crowd
started jumping up and down.
And then the drums started beating
and the magnitude created a noticeable spike
on the seismograph,
equivalent to a small but prolonged earthquake.
Yeah!
And so, and it has the, you know,
it has the graph there.
Now, it also says that they had earthquakes
in 2011.
when the Hokies played Miami
and when they played Ohio State in 2021.
But when they, the Metallica came out
and a recorded version of this played
before they took the stage
and then they did it live
before they're coming there in Virginia,
they're at Virginia where they have to do it live
and then it'll be a law.
Burn the place down if they don't do it live.
Don't start jumping up and down.
I don't want to cause earthquake anywhere.
We can cause an earthquake along the world right now.
Fans listening to chewing the fat.
Okay, that's enough.
Jeez, I don't want to cause an earthquake.
No, stop.
That's enough.
I do not want to cause an earthquake.
I'm sorry to the earth.
That song's so good and loud.
It gives you the shakes, almost.
Speaking of the shakes,
Michael J. Fox said that he's going to return to acting
for the first time in five years.
I know.
Just stop, but I couldn't help myself.
So apparently Michael J. Fox is going to return to
Apple TV's hit series shrinking, which I have not watched yet.
I need to take a look at that.
It's a comedy starring Jason Siegel and Harrison Ford,
and it follows therapist, this Jimmy Laird,
as he deals with the grief of his wife's death
by telling his patients exactly what he thinks.
So I guess at the end of season one,
it was revealed that this character, Dr. Paul Rhodes,
Harrison Ford's character,
has Parkinson's disease.
So I guess we're just going to have a big shake-off
in season two
of the series shrinking
and instead it's just going to be shaking
season two is
shake. Okay, you got it.
Not the joke of the day, but it certainly could be.
Don't look at me like that. I like Michael, I love Michael J. Fox.
Not only like him, I love him. He's been awesome. And I like him now.
He has faced this head-on.
And I have someone in my family who faced Parkinson's head-on as well.
and the person in my family did ever,
I've talked about him before, he did everything,
everything to get it cured, and there's still no cure.
Michael J. Fox has done everything possible to get a cure,
and there's still no cure.
It's a horrific disease.
I don't wish it on anyone.
I watched,
I watched Paul, my uncle,
not really my uncle, but my uncle,
suffer with this, and he had been in the military.
So he went and he told them,
I'm your guinea pig.
Find a cure.
Me. Find a cure.
And he traveled all over the country,
all over the country to different tests
and trials and doctors and hospitals.
And finally they said they couldn't use him as a guinea pig anymore
because he had done so many guinea pig.
They wouldn't know what worked.
They don't know if something worked.
Yes, that is an official medical term.
We can't use you as a guinea pig anymore
because you've done.
too much guinea pig in.
And
because if something works,
they don't know what caused it
to work. And so
he ended, I mean, it's just, it was just,
this guy used to build
towers around the world and build
buildings and he built his own
home and he built his, the
compound he lived on
in Florida, he built it
from his own hands.
And then he couldn't, you know, he was so
frustrated to watch him not being able to pick up a
spoon and feed himself.
And it's just the little things, you know, he was just so frustrating.
So I know what a horrific disease it is.
But still, I mean, I'm going to have to watch the season two of shaking.
It's hockey season, and you can get anything you need delivered with Uber Eats.
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All right, who died today?
Who died today?
Joe Don.
Baker, Joe Don Baker, dead at the age of 89.
I will say, if you're thinking to yourself, Joe Don, who?
Joe Don Baker, when you see him.
I'm going to hold his picture up right now here on the two-in-fat screen.
I'm going to hold the picture up right here.
I'm going to paste it right in the middle of the Michigan map.
Right here in my hand.
That's Joe Don Baker.
And you're going to go, oh, yeah, him.
He's been in so much stuff.
He's been a James Bond villain.
he was walking tall.
I mean, you know, I mean, you know it.
You know, I mean, very sad.
You've seen his characters in TV shows and movies.
You know who he is.
Joe Don Baker, rest in peace, dead at the age of 89.
They did not give a cause of death, so I don't know, you know,
I don't know what made him pass away,
but Joe Don Baker dead at the age of 89.
Then we have another 89-year-old, Joanne.
Oh, not Joanne, Joan O.
Okay, Joan O'Brien, not Joanne, Joan O'Brien,
dead at the age of 89.
And here's someone that, maybe you know, maybe you don't.
She was in Operation Pettycoat.
She was in, it happened at the World's Fair.
And those movies were, you know, with Carrie Grant.
That'll be a long time ago, Tony Grant, Tony Curtis.
I mean, she worked with the biggies.
Joan O'Brien, dead at the age of 89.
Again, they didn't give a cause of death.
So you just, you don't know.
You don't know.
You can't be sure if it was natural causes or if it was something else.
Anyway, rest in peace to Joan O'Brien dead at the age of 89.
Then we have Glenn Edward Rogers, Glenn Edward Rogers, Glenn Edward Rogers.
62 executed in the state of Florida for the murder of one woman and one,
a murder of, I think, four other single mothers.
And he admitted to murdering, like his first, they thought he killed 70 or 80 people.
And I think some of them have been walked back now.
But he was the Casanova killer, the cross-country killer.
he's a bad dude
and he's a bad guy
and he did praise Trump
prior to being executed
in Florida
kind of strange
but he just said
keep making America great again
and he
he had his pizza
chocolate and soda
oh okay
pizza chocolate and soda I'm not quite sure
let me eat
yeah you know I mean if it's your last
meal, pizza, chocolate,
and soda. Okay, all right,
fine, no problem. Now,
he did claim that he
had killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald
Goldman, too.
But they could not connect
him to that. So,
okay, well, you know,
whatever.
You know, he,
we know of the, we know
specifically who he killed
and who he was executed for
for killing. The others,
there were, you know, there were,
holy cow like one i think one two three four five five or six people that he was executed for
that we knew he killed and then the others were just him bragging yeah oh yeah i probably killed
somebody when i was crossing through louisiana too and i was cutting through erasona once yeah
probably killed somebody there too so whatever anyway i don't know that we i don't know we rest in peace him
I guess so.
Well, they did not have a firing squad in Florida.
They gave them a lethal injection.
So I guess, rest in peace, to Glenn Edward Rogers, dead at the age of 62.
Then we have this story.
It doesn't even seem real.
A referee in the DRC, love the DRC this time of year,
the Democratic Republic of Congo, for those of you that aren't familiar with
the DRC.
Apparently, this
Patrick
Amorphophallus.
Yeah, that's his name.
That's what he says.
My friends called him
Morphalalus.
N-G-A-L-A-M-U-L-U-M-E.
Now, glal-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-o-s.
His friends called him
Nagalis.
His friends couldn't even pronounce
his stupid name.
His friends called him Nagalus.
Anyway, he was a te.
It's not a stupid name.
I know.
just his name.
Okay, I couldn't pronounce it.
Patrick Nagala Muleme.
Nagalulamane.
Yeah, okay.
His friends called him Nagalis.
He was attacked and killed in this neighborhood.
He's a 36-year-old official.
They were pissed at him for the calls he was making during the soccer games.
He was a referee in the soccer games.
So they beat the crap out of him, and then they burned him.
don't be a referee in the DRC
is what I'm saying
that was the cause of death
so Patrick Nagala
Moolame
Amorphophalis
Nagalus
for his friends
dead at the age of
36
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What's the Lie?
Where contestants try to decipher a lie from four, count them one, two, three, four headlines.
One of them is not true.
Plus, that's where we get, What's the Lie?
Our contestant today, Alan Bloodgett.
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Alan, welcome to What's the Lie.
How are you, my friend?
doing well how are you jess i am great thank you so allan where are you where you are you playing from today
in utah the great state of utah are you there you're just passing through you stopped off at a gas
station or do you live there
oh wow he doesn't want to answer me okay okay a little a little dangerous there okay okay so uh
You ready to go?
I feel like I made it pretty easy for you to win this week.
Yeah.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
Okay.
A little cocky.
I feel like maybe I should have made it harder.
All right.
Let's go.
Four headlines.
One not real.
What's the lie?
Headline number one.
Why some bartenders are asking patrons for their astrological sign before serving them.
Headline number two.
Oakley.
Oakley or Oakley
O-A-K-L-E
O-A-K-L-E-E-O-A-K-L-E-Y
O-K-L-E-I-G-H
Parents branch out
to oak-based names,
especially in red states.
Headline number three,
can a $700 calendar
save your marriage?
Headline number four.
In the next great American novel
being published on Substack,
those are your four headlines.
Headline number one.
Why some bartenders are asking patrons for their astrological sign before serving them.
Headline number two.
Oakley.
Oakley or Oakley.
O-A-K-L-E-E-O-A-K-L-E-E-Y-O-K-L-E-I-G-H.
Parents branch out to oak-based names, especially in Red States.
Headline number three.
Can a $700 calendar save your marriage?
Headline number four.
is the next generation of American novels being published on substack?
Those are your four headlines.
Alan, what is the lie?
Number two has to be true because I live in Utah and then,
so I'm going to go with number one.
You're going to go with number one?
Yeah.
You are absolutely correct, sir.
I am so excited for you.
Congratulations.
Absolutely correct.
Hey, I told you I made it pretty easy for you.
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Alan, great job.
I did.
I made it nice and easy for you.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
I mean, you're welcome.
So, I mean, I got a little more excitement out of you.
I mean, you won.
Well, I was expecting to embarrass myself today, so.
Really?
Well, you were wrong.
So, I mean, you're back here next week.
I will say this.
I will say this.
If you don't get a little bit more excited, you may not be back here next week.
Okay.
I'm excited.
All right.
Then we'll see you next.
week.
All right.
Thank you, Jeffrey.
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