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Joey Chess, not eating a lot of hot dogs. And AAA expects a record 72.2 million people are going to travel within the country for the holiday. Oh, okay. 61.6 million by car. So traffic should be, you know, backed up a little bit on the main roads that you carry. So if you want to avoid hitting the road on July 2nd and July 6th, uh-huh, good luck with that. Those are supposed to be the busiest driving days. Now, just as a side note, for those of you that are going to be, I don't know, taking airplanes,

Delta is recovering from a brutal weekend last weekend with more than 2,800 flight cancellations due to severe weather out of its Atlanta hub. I'm sure there's nothing to worry about this week, though, and this weekend. So you should be fine, and it's all good. Plus, we found out that according to the Farm Bureau report every year, the cost of your Fourth of July picnic is going to be cheaper this year. So they go on an average of 10 people per picnic. And this year, it's going to cost you $70.92 for your 10-person picnic for the 4th of July.

That's cheaper than last year. by 30 cents. So you are saving some money, baby. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. So apparently this dad dove into the ocean from a Disney cruise ship after his daughter fell overboard. And he jumped in after her, which I guess, you know, not I guess. I know any loving father would do.

I don't know how she fell off. Maybe we'll see footage of him tossing her in and then thought better of it. I'm sure that didn't happen. So she fell off and he jumps in after her. And he was out there for like 20 minutes. That's a long time to be treading water and saving your daughter, right? So video shows the father of the five-year-old daughter in the water with as a yellow lifeboat was dropped off the cruise ship to save them both. I don't think they ever got to the yellow lifeboat,

but I mean to the life preservers. They threw those off. I don't know that they ever got those. But the lifeboat, you see the video, leaving the ship, which took, I don't know, five to ten minutes to get that thing out there. And then they had to go,

he was a long ways away from the ship. I mean, you just don't stop the ship on a dime. So apparently, and they rescued him, which is awesome and great for him. So the yellow light bowed both went out and hauled them both in. The father was treading water, you know, saving his daughter. Awesome.

Really incredible. They were on a Disney cruise. They originally, what was reported, that they were at port? No, they were not docked. New. Halfway between the Bahamas and Fort Laud. Loderdale, fully moving. And so they ran to the 11th deck to see them throwing this one couple reported that we ran to

the 11th deck to see them throwing life preservers, which I don't think they got. I never saw them with life preservers. Then about 10 minutes later, the lifeboat drops and they find the people within three to five minutes of that. So all that time, this man is treading water with his daughter, saving her in the ocean. Pretty incredible. And I know that Disney Cruise Line said the crew swiftly rescued two guests from the water with the yellow light boat. And, you know, that's awesome.

But, hey, why is this? How can this possible this girl is falling off the ship? And two, 20 minutes? I mean, I got it. It's a huge ship. You got to know the man overboard sounders went off. You got to realize where it all happened. You got to get the people in gear.

You got to get the boat down. You got to get the rescue boat down. you got to get out there. 20 minutes is a long time for you to be treading the ocean, man. Good for this dad. Good for the girl. I mean, she's alive. But it doesn't say if they'll change their name to Disney because it could be worth a lot of money.

A little four-year-old girl falls off your cruise ship. Yeah. I'm sorry. Did I say four? She's five. Oh, my, she's almost retired. She's five. And when we find out exactly how.

how she fell off the ship, because I guess it was on the fourth level, which is this running track area. And so we'll see. I don't know, but amazing they both survived and everybody is okay, right? I mean, it's all good.

But jumping into the ocean after your five-year-old daughter, of course, that's your immediate response for any father, but then realizing, crap, I'm going to have to tread water out here. in this ocean. I got to get to my daughter, first of all. I got to get to her in the water.

And then I got to tread and keep her alive and safe while both treading and keeping me alive and safe. Incredible. Good for both of them. And good for Disney because at least they survived. Because if something bad happened,

oh boy. Also, a couple big stories out of Idaho. First, we have the fire starter first responder killer identified. He is 20-year-old Wes Rowley, Wes Rowley, R-O-L-E-Y. They haven't said whether he died

from a self-inflicted gunshot wound or a gunshot wound from snipers, but he was found dead. He started a brush fire with a Flint fire starter. And apparently he wanted to pursue a career as a firefighter, not sure if he was turned away.

This is what his grandfather said. But then he killed two firefighters, and I think another one is holding on for their life. The two firefighters responding to the blaze, he shot them and injured a third. He killed two, injured a third. And according to this article, it appears that he shot himself,

but I don't know that they've confirmed that. If they have, happened and he ended up committing suicide but naming this guy uh this 20 year old west rowley and whatever was uh you know wrong with him mentally i read the story his family couldn't believe it friends were like yeah he could go one way or another and freak out every now and then so i'm not real sure i think there were some issues there that the family may have you know not been talking about and avoiding but that also means that they thought it was, or at least the internet sleuths,

thought that it was Travis Decker that was the fire starter shooter. And it was not. So that means that Travis Decker is still out there or maybe Travis killed himself already by now as well. Travis killed his kids in Washington, remember? And he's still out of the run. And so he abandoned his truck

and so there were no other involvements and they had blood samples and he murdered his three young children, the daughters. Just, I can't even imagine what someone has to be going through to think, to do something like that. And the mom, we talked about this

when it first happened two or three weeks ago, the mom, I mean, she's lost not only her daughters, but she's lost her husband. Oh, someone left their phone in here. Isn't that interesting? They'll probably call back again? Anyway, so it's not Travis Decker. So he's still on the loose.

Really just amazing. Then we have the Idaho frat house killer that was supposed to have the trial starting, I think, in August. Co-Burger is his name, Brian Co-Burger. And he was supposed to start a trial for murdering these four girls. in Moscow, Idaho,

and it was off campus, so I know the frat house is on campus, I think. I don't know. I just called him that, the Idaho frat house killer. But I don't think he actually got a name, which is, you know, good, I guess. But that's who we're talking about,

Brian Koeberger. Well, now he is going to accept a guilty plea, and he's going to evade the death penalty in Idaho. Wow. I don't know how I feel about that. There's a few family members that are a little upset that the state decided to accept this guilty plea to evade the death penalty.

You know, it costs a lot to go to trial. And so I apparently didn't want the circus in Idaho. But I don't know. Let's say they go to trial, they find him guilty and he gets the death penalty. All right, so that's another year, year and a half. And he's going to get, you know, the death penalty. So that's another 30 years in prison, possibly,

before he actually does face death. Now this way he's in prison for life. And no, they don't have to go through the horrific recount of the cases and the murders, and he can just sit in prison and rot. I kind of understand it. I know there was one family member that said the state of Idaho failed them. I don't know. You know, I get it.

And they want justice for their daughter or their niece. People want justice for their loved ones, period. And justice would be him facing the death penalty. But life in prison without the possibility of parole. And is, you know, Not bad. They haven't officially announced. I don't think that they're taking the plea deal.

So this may have been testing the waters. And just let it leak that we're going to take a plea deal and see how much back we get. And if it's not too bad, then we'll take the plea deal. If it's too bad, we're not going to accept it. Then we'll go to trial. I don't know. We'll see what happens. But for now, it's being reported that Brian Coburger, the Frat House killer,

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app, does a date report every year, a DATE Data, Advice, Trends, and Expertise Report. It's their third annual I'm sorry, it's just not the date report, it's the third annual LGBTQIA plus date report.

And they surveyed more than 14,000 LGBTIA plus and heterosexual identifying hinge daters. Our team found a growing wave of label fatigue, the frustration without the pressure to define oneself in fixed terms. more and more daters are exploring what it means to take a label fluid approach, one that allows for evolution, curiosity, and connection, and doesn't require a perfect definition first. Right? Yeah, exactly.

With guidance from Hinge's love and connection expert, Moe Erie Brown, they he, and the director of Relationship Science, Logan Erie, U-R-Y she her The report offers tools and insights to help daters challenge old dating scripts

move past overthinking and turn attraction into action Oh yeah So 50% of the LGBT Plus hinged daters Have felt the need to present as more a mask or

feminine to attract someone Oh Okay, we don't want to do that among the group, 29% later regretted not having stayed true to themselves. Yeah, you lied just to get a date. 28% of LGBTQIA plus daters experience

label fatigue, feeling the pressure to define themselves within existing labels and limiting or inauthentic. Yeah, lying. This feeling is more, even more common among queer identifying daters with 48% reporting label fatigue. you're the ones given the labels to everything

oh man this just drives me insane 50% doubled doubted their own feelings 34% hesitated due to unfamiliarity with queer dating 25% feared rejection yeah everyone does among hinged daters who experienced

unexpected attraction to someone outside their usual gender or gender expression preference I was high, and I normally don't like that type of person, but I was really turned on that night. 80% said it was sparked by the person's energy and vibe. Yeah. It was just something about him that night,

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in cash payout. They had a drawing yesterday. Didn't have one winner for the jackpot or the $2 million winners or the $1 million winners. That's for the Powerball. And then mega millions, I think, is now down, down to $50 million. They just had a big winner in Virginia. And that person won $348 million.

Sweet. $155.5 million cash payout. Okay. So anyway. I talk about that all the time. Well, there was a story out of Norway that talks about how people in Norway were alerted, hey, congratulations, you won the lottery. Apparently they play this, and the Norwegians play this Eurojackpot.

And the several thousand people who won prizes in the Eurojackpot were notified of incorrect amounts. And so they said, hey, congratulations. And everybody thought they won all this extra money, that they won big money. And it turns out, no, no, you didn't. Sorry, no. Nobody went out to anyone. It was just the text that went out to all the lottery winners. And they were winners.

There's just not as much as what they said they had won. So the Norsk tipping CEO, Tanjah Sagustan, I guess that's how you say her name. I apologize. I know, I'm tearing it apart. T-O-N-J-E, S-A-G-S-T-U-E-N. She apologized and then resigned. Take care. Sorry.

Man, did we screw up? Sorry, have a nice day. I'm out. I quit. Oh, okay. So I guess it came down to the company dividing or they multiplied instead of dividing. And then once they got that number, they sent the text out, which was a huge mistake. Now, I guess they've had other problems in the near past from this Norse tipping.

And so they took it out on the CEO. Yeah, it's your fault. And you're in charge. Have a nice day. She's been in charge since 2023, and she said that things have failed in several places. This is my responsibility. Yeah. She was sad to leave, I bet, but confident in the improvement processes that have been put in place.

Okay. So, you know, I guess they'll believe that in Norway when they see it. So, man, that sucks to be the Norwegian lottery, Eurojackpot people. I feel your pain. I feel your pain. You're all happy and you've already got the money spent in your head. I know one lady said that she had already had said that she had won $1.2 million, which, I mean, nobody knows how much that is.

I know it's like $119,000. Okay. But she only, like I said, everybody was told they won, you know, more than what they actually won. so uh which was you know a fraction of what she won but she saw the tax that said hey you want 119,000 or 1.2 million crooner and she'd already spent it man in her head she's already got that money spent uh yeah i won 1.2 million crooner no uh no you didn't okay sorry about that you didn't win that much sorry uh no yeah sorry doesn't cut it she even said uh the, well, former CEO now, said that, yeah, I understand.

And sorry, it doesn't quite cut it, but, you know, sorry. I love, that's one of my favorite things. Sorry, it just doesn't cut it, but, you know, sorry, it's not enough. Sorry, I didn't mean to run over your foot with my car. I know that doesn't cover it, but sorry. So then I'm reading a story about the power issues in Spain. I remember in Spain and Portugal, they had blackouts not too long ago. And now the power company and the chair of Spain's electricity grid operator Redia, R-E-I-A, has a little bit under fire.

And so they've been trying to push blame. and I read where the CEO or she is the chairman, I guess, of the Radia, the electricity grid operator, Beatriz Corridor,

C-O-R-E-D-O-R. And she keeps blaming, you know, the power generating companies. Okay. Now, they just had a shareholder vote and she just, just saved her job. She's still on the job. She didn't get fired, although it was close.

It says here that she barely survived this shareholder. Okay. So she still has a job, and she pledged, you know, record investment. And the CEO ruled out setting aside provisions to cover any costs related to the blackout. Yeah. So they're in big trouble. It made me realize, though, that, okay, so there was the lady in charge of the Norwegian lottery all screwed up. And there was a lady in charge of the company that's part that runs Spain's electricity grid.

And that's all screwed up. Huh. What do these have in common? What do these have in common? Oh, yeah, they were both women. And am I saying that perhaps women shouldn't run these businesses? Never. Never would I say anything like, well, I might say that.

But it'd be a joke. But I wouldn't think it. Well, okay, maybe I would think it. I'm just telling you the facts. Okay, I'm just telling you the stories. Yes, both of these things that are screwed up and pretty important things in the world, you know, for Norwegians and for Spaniards and Portugalans. That's what they call themselves, I believe, Portugalans.

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He played for six teams during his 19 major league seasons. 11 of those with the pirates, yeah. He also played with the Reds, the A's, and the Brewers, and the Angels and the Blue Jays. Yeah, but he's known for being a Pittsburgh pirate. I mean, he's incredible baseball player. and so he said in one interview that he never jogged at the first base. He always ran it out. He goes, I don't know if I even noticed that, but I always ran, gave win all out.

So Dave Parker, nicknamed the Cobra because of his 6-5, 235, 30-pound frame. Yeah, he hurt himself in high school because he was a football player. And then he decided, well, I can't do football because I'll play baseball. and he did pretty darn good. Yeah. So Dave Parker, apparently he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease

a few years ago and he's been struggling with that. Very sad. Rest and peace to Dave Parker. Hall of Fame Major League Baseball player dead at the age of 74. Then we have Oliver Gibson. Oliver Gibson

former NFL player dead at the age of 53. Now, doesn't say the cause of death. So I don't know. If you most definitely could not have been that, otherwise they would have said that. But he played in the league for about 10 seasons, maybe longer. Played for the Steelers, played for the Bengals, did a couple, you know, short stents

with the Buccaneers and the bills at the end of his career. Offensive lineman played for Notre Dame. Big town offensive linemen played in the league for a number of years very, very sad to 53 years old. Wow, so much. I mean, that's just so I say young. Obviously, age is only relative. But at 53, you figure you've got quite some time left and he did not. So rest in peace to Oliver Gibson dead at the age of 53. You know, speaking of that, I see where Moderna says they may soon make it possible to get a COVID vaccine and a flu shot without getting stuck twice. Huh?

Yeah. Yeah. The company announced yesterday that its mRNA-based flu vaccine had performed well in the late stage trials. Has it? Well, yes, that's what they said. clearing the way for it to seek approval for a combo shot. So, man, huh? That's right.

Right. And I actually do think this is kind of cool. Scientists discover how squids make themselves transparent. So a research team led by scientists at the University of California, Irvine, has revealed how squids manipulate light to shift from transparent. parent to vividly colored. They found cells composed of stacked, spiraling columns of platelets from a protein called reflectin function as reflectors.

I love reflectant function as reflectors, selectively transmitting and reflecting light at specific wavelengths. Now, according to this, the breakthrough could inspire advances in advanced camouflage, responsive fabrics, and optical technologies. that would be cool to be able to put you know a shirt and pants on and then have a change right then

you don't have to rip it off you don't have to put something new on you just rip it up I mean talk about you could be invisible I could be out in the woods and all of a sudden I'm invisible camouflage but it'd be real camouflage because I can walk out of the woods and not be camouflage know what I'm saying yeah I think you do

you know as I sit here recording chewing the fat today here at Mercury Studios in Irving, Texas. I'm looking at a television screen where our president of the United States, Donald Trump, is touring

alligator alcatraz. We've talked about it a couple of times here on touring. I did not think it would happen. It's definitely happening. DeSantis is there. He's giving a middle finger to the environmentalist and to the human rights people and Christy Noam is there and they're opening up

alligator alcatraz. I don't know. that I like it. I honestly I don't know that I like it. It's funny and I like the thought of it, but I don't know. It just kind of irks me a little bit. And maybe it's just me. I know. I know. I get it. They're illegals and illegals are not. Illegals are human too. And I feel their pain on this. I do. There's not another building that we could use? Didn't we shut down a bunch of buildings that you said was using? I mean, I just, it just seems like, It seems third worldish to me to have Alligator Alcatraz. But if, you know, that's what the people want, okay.

I mean, they had protesters all rowed up going into Alligator Alcatraz. They were not blocking traffic in Florida because I know they could get run over. I found that interesting. Because you could tell they wanted to, man. They wanted to block traffic bad. And they knew, uh-uh. You become a speed bump in Florida. So I'm kind of for that.

I like that idea. Don't block traffic. Stop it. But I understand the feeling with this. I do. And this whole thing, I don't know. I, you know, good. I hope it works.

And I hope everybody happy. And we talked about it before. The first time that somebody gets chomped on by a gator trying to get out of there, who, man, that is going to not be pretty. And what if somebody gets out and just go? take a shot. I mean, why not? Take a shot. Get across the Everglades. Maybe you have somebody help you out with an airboat

and get the heck out of there. We're going to have a chase on. It'll be awesome. It'll be awesome. Come to think of it. I might be changing my mind. I might be talking myself out of it. This episode is brought to you by Peloton. A new era of fitness is here. Introducing the new Peloton

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riding in the back of the fire truck? Don't film things. This is 2025. Wow. So the New York Fire Department is discipline. I'm sorry, the FDNY, has disciplined a lieutenant on ladder 18, which gave some hot girls a ride on the rig last week,

breaking all the rules and risking public safety. So the unidentified lieutenant, the officer responsible for everything that happens on a fire truck, was suspended without pay for five days and transferred. Wow, they kicked him out. The fire commissioner said, when I learn a behavior that is contrary to the rules and regulations, of the department, I act swiftly and decisively to address it.

Yeah, no doubt. No other firefighters on the truck, including the driver, has been disciplined pending the internal FDNY investigations. The rule is that if it's moving, the only people on it are firemen, period. Because if they get a call, then they have to stop and get the regular people and get the hot girls off, unless you're going to take them to the fire. So apparently this frat house behavior is not going to be tolerated. It might have been going on for a while.

Firefighters from Engine 15 Latter 18 Firehouse on Pitt Street there on Lower East Side. Those boys think they're having fun over there. We're not having fun anymore, okay? Now, let's get this right. Engine 15, ladder 18 there, the FDNY. And so it was a short ride with some hot girls and a stupid thing to do. Yep, it sure was. Now, they say...

that when they're parked and they're using it for educational and PR purposes, but the practice is forbidden when it's moving. So if emerging game in, they have to stop and let the passengers off and it would lose critical response time. Wouldn't they have to do that if they were parked for a PR thing or something like that? Wouldn't they have to get everybody off to begin with? I'm not sticking up for them, but I just think it was hilarious.

that we just have, there's video now of everything. You might as well do this. I mean, one girl put it on the helmet. You're taking selfies and people are videotaping them in the back of the fire truck. They turned the sirens on. I mean, my guy wanted to get a little business done with these girls. And I hope he did. I hope it was worth it for him because now he's working at another firehouse

and he was suspended for four or five days. And now he's got to go into the new firehouse as the shame. the lieutenant the one who let the strippers i mean the dancers i mean the pretty girls on the fire truck and i gave him a ride and uh you can't be doing that any longer lieutenant all right let's get out of here i'll give you a joke of the day uh from jay we're going to do number two today remember we started with uh jay sent us uh his four thoughts slash jokes of the day yesterday uh and he jay sent the email to chewing the fat at the blaze dot com you can't You can follow me on my ex account at Jeffrey JFR, Facebook and Instagram is Jeff Fisher Radio.

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okay so Jimmy Jay sent in a four jokes thoughts and he said on the email this is from Sherpman so if you know who Sherpman is you know this is I want to give him a credit or her or they

them but I don't know Sherpman but yesterday we did if Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares why is there a stupid song about him well today it's going to be if corn I want to save that till later that's a pretty good one

let's yeah let's save that one for the next he sent them one two three four I'm going to read them one three four two because I like two the best So yesterday we read the if Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares.

Why is there a stupid song about him? And today we're going to ask you the question, why does a round pizza come in a square box? See, that's not really a joke, but it is a thought to ponder. And I'm pretty sure we know the answer to it. Why we have round pizzas in a square box? I think pretty sure we know the answer to that.

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