Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Proud Moments… | 10/26/23

Episode Date: October 26, 2023

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Okay, so I guess you get the, you do get the trophy for the coding capital of the U.S. Anyway, this time of year, according to the seasonally adjusted figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in the six to eight months for which we have data, more workers in Texas headed to the exits than in any other state in the country. From January through August, 3,154,000 people in the Lone Star State gave their notice and left their job. Wow. So there were, however, 4,643 million people in Texas that got jobs. So it's all good. No problem. The people that left their jobs apparently had a job waiting for them.

That's where we get the workplace musical chairs, right? So apparently, and according to this, people aren't jumping for big pay raises. I guess the pay gap between stitchers and stayers is the narrowest it's been since the fall of 2020. Yeah, but I'm sure there's other things that are just a little bit better over there on the other side of the fence. So the labor shortage is likely to be here to stay and that voluntary quits will remain elevated,

according to the experts, because the only way to fill open rolls is by poaching them from another company. So if you don't want to lose, your employees be nice welcome welcome to chewing the fat congratulations to Chicago they are the number one radiest city of America for the ninth year in a row I think I said third year in a row on Mojo 5-0 this morning so I apologize because it is the ninth year in a row Chicago is holding strong they have clinched the top spot

as the radiest city in America, according to the pest control company, Orkin. So the list is based on new extermination services rendered between September 1st, 2022, and August 31st, 2023. A Block Club, Chicago and Illinois Answers Project investigation, found that Chicago has chronically failed to keep up with rat complaints. It received over 50,000 complaints in 2022 and already has seen 38,742 complaints in the 2023.

Congratulations to Chicago, nine years in a row as the radiest city in America. Now, Oregon has the top 50, but, you know, number two is Los Angeles. New York slid to number three, which is amazing because I thought New York would be, you know, number two. but no, Los Angeles is picking up a pace, up one, and New York is down one. Washington, D.C. is number four. Apparently, they're just considering the animals, not people. Otherwise, Washington, D.C. would be number one. San Francisco, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Denver, Detroit, and Cleveland-Achran as number 10 in the

radiest cities in America. Miami is 19th. DFW is 22nd. They came up a couple of, pick it up a pair to number 22. Tampa St. Pete is up five, ooh, at 36th. And Flint, Michigan,

which is, you know, right here on my hand up there by the, you know, just below the tri-cities, down eight. So things apparently are taking better care in Flint. And so congratulations to all the cities in the top 50. ratiest cities in America. You know, let's say you live in one of those radiest cities in America, and at the end of the day,

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10% off the total order, QP Goatsoap.com code jeffy. You know, maybe you people, we talked earlier about how Texas is, you know, quitting their jobs. Maybe it's because they want to work from home. I see where they're saying now

that fewer than 26% of U.S. households down from 37% of households in early 2021 are work from home. I mean, employees are starting to push to get workers back at their desks and, you know, get out of the old yoga pants and underwear, according to this, seven states now have a remote work rate of 33% compared to 31 states while the pandemic was raging. Yeah, so maybe you quit your job because you want to work from home

and a place that needs employees are going to say, yeah, go ahead. No problem you can work from home. That's a, you know, that's a bonus, even if you're not getting paid the same amount of money. that's a pay raise working at home because of travel costs, right? Hello. So, and then they also talk about in here how people are using their sick days now, especially the younger ones. Yeah, because we were taught years ago that you needed to push through whether you were sick or not. You need to show up at work. I was told a long time ago by a business manager of a radio station I worked at, take your sick days. You're losing money if you don't take your sick days because you don't get the money in the end. If they offer you, you know, how many every day, sick days a year,

at the end of the year, well, maybe some companies do. That's a bonus that you can work out in your contractual arranging arrangements. You can say, hey, the sick days I don't use, I'll take the money for it. Maybe you work that deal out. But usually you don't get that money back. It's use it or lose it. So that's why I was told a long time ago, use it. So, you know, It used to be, there's a quote in here from some project manager that talked to the Wall Street Journal that said I used to power through, but no way. Getting laid off and now coming back to work, I'm using my sick days. Yeah, use them because you can't get them back. And I was just as guilty of that for years.

You come in, you're sick, you're wearing your sweatshirt, you can barely breathe, you can barely move, and you're still doing the show or you're producing the show. and you're working in another room or opposite another person, and you really just shouldn't be there at all because you're just German up the place. And so remember that the next time you get sick and you feel the urge, hey, I got to go in. No, no you don't. Just call in sick because you are German up the place. And nobody likes a German-up person at the place.

Okay, go home. You know, earlier this week I talked to, Alison Johnson from the National Geographic about their new book Best of the World, which is beautiful. It's a gorgeous book. And you can see all these tremendous destinations around the globe.

And we talked a little bit about, well, you need to have a heads up on where you can and can't travel these days. And I just saw where the United States issued these travel advisories for, you know, Afghanistan, Belarus, Burkina, Central African Republic,

Miramar, Gaza, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Mexico, Niger, North Korea. I was just going to go to North Korea too. Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, Yemen. I know. So we got all these places that they're saying, now, maybe I ought to reconsider travel to those places. Well, yeah, maybe you should. Maybe you just get the book and look at those nice places around the world and go, yeah, that's nice.

Never going to go there, but it sure is pretty. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately. Hi, did you see the, well, it went viral. It's this guy complaining that all these people at Quick Trip are parked at the gas pump, but nobody's getting gasped. and he's all wound up about it. Now, he says in the video, well, I'm getting gas,

and he shows himself pulling in. So there was a tank open. Really strange. I mean, I was kind of strange, and then I thought, well, I do that all the time. I mean, there's no way. I pull into gas stations,

and I park at a pump, and go in and play the lot of or get an item that I need in the store without getting gas. Come back out and leave. And there are times when, you know, you get gas, your gas and then when you're done pumping gas you go inside and get your stuff so it would appear as you drive by at that particular moment there's no gas pump sticking into your car that you're

not getting gas but you already did right and the he was showing people sitting at the gas pump just chatting and talking i mean i guess it could be a hangout place and that's where the uh the store in this particular incident it was a quick trip needs to take that in a consideration if it's a hangout area for those damn youngsters, then they need to call the authorities or have the quick trip security say, hey, there's no hanging out here, move on, get going. But that have you been said? I mean, I do that all the time. I'm not parking up in front of the building or, you know, moving off to the side to go inside the building. Usually the station that I go to, the pump is closest.

So you just pull in, stop at the pump, and then you go in, and you're good to go. Not getting any gas. Or it's raining. Or it's really hot out. The sun is blasting here in Texas. So, you know, I want to park under the overhang so that I'm not getting blasted while I'm going in.

So there's that to think about as well. So get over it, Cody. You know, I was sitting in on Pat Gray's show, which I do, you know, at least a couple times a week. And I fill in for Pat when he is off. You know that as well as avid listeners do chewing the fat. I'm on Pat Groundleashed at least twice a week and sometimes more. But I was listening to Pat do a story about the liver and it being the hardest working organ in your body.

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I believe he defrauded the IRS, but I don't think he, I don't know how he defrauded the lottery. Okay, so he tried to pass off his winning streak as a lot. about the lottery commission was like yeah no that's that's not luck he started this scheme around 2011 and claimed 136 lottery tickets worth 217 000 the following year he claimed 214 tickets for a total of 367000 total payout then in 2013 the same year he roped his sons a josef and mohammed into the plot, he nabbed 8867 tickets worth almost $1.3 million. The trio cashed in using a form of money laundering known as 10% in which real lottery winners enlist middlemen in order to avoid coughing up hefty taxes on their winnings.

Again, how does that defraud the lottery? Instead of claiming the lucky ticket themselves, the winners have a middleman like Jafar's to claim the prize in exchange for a 10 to 25% cut of the earnings. The real winner is subsequently able to reap the cash benefits of their win without the tax bill, and the 10%er typically avoids taxes by claiming gambling losses on their own filings. Again, I don't know how that's defrauding the lottery. Within a decade, authorities told the globe that Ali Jafar, a Lebanese immigrant, who started a prepaid phone card business in the 90s,

had easy access to convenience stores and their owners, and his sons were the most prolific 10 percentage in Massachusetts. Ali Jafar confessed to the illicit scheme at their trial, said their network convenience store allies would call them in if they had a winning ticket over $600. Most of the time, Ali or one of his sons showed up, purchased the ticket for slightly less than the full prize, and never even learned the real winner's name.

Well, you would need to. You're the winner. The convenience store operators got their own kickback, typically 50 to 100 bucks, and the defars match the lottery office to March of the lottery office to collect the prize. He then claimed the bogus gambling losses on his tax returns,

which allowed him to avoid paying taxes despite lottery earnings of around $10 million. Again, I don't know how that defrauds the lottery. With the lottery, Commission's new director of compliance and security on their heels, the Jafar's tried to cover their tracks by enlisting friends to cash the tickets in the lottery office. Yeah, they didn't stop. They just tried to get other people to do it. By that point, though, the IRS was also starting to sniff around. Undercover IRS agents sold winning tickets to a convenience store and only those tickets to end up in the hands of Yosef. And, uh, so we were good to go. So they were arrested and they showed, I guess the one son was an intern to Senator John Kerry.

Not sure what that has to do with anything, but it says in the story, oh, you showed promise as an intern for then, Senator John Kerry. Oh, okay, all right. So they were both found guilty, Ali and Yosef, for one count of conspiracy to defraud the IRS and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering and one count each of filing a false tax return.

Yeah, that has nothing to do with defrauding the lottery, because they didn't. The lottery, it was an actual winning ticket. They weren't making up the winning tickets. Mohammed pleaded guilty to a single conspiracy charge, and subsequently it was sentenced to six months behind bars, and he was told to pay $964,000 in restitution and two-year ban on lottery activities.

Okay. So there you have it. It was a good scam until, well, it wasn't. And he's all happy. He said now, yeah, it feels like a dark cloud is floated away. And I can finally see a clear path. So, all right, we'll find a new way to scam the lottery once I get past this jail sentence. With Amex Platinum, $400 in annual credits for travel and dining means you not only satisfy your travel bug,

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died at the age of 77. Rest in peace. She was most recently the host of Sirius XM Deep Tracks, but is best known for a time working at K.Raw. and became a force of punk and new wave music in the 70s and 80s. We've lost one of our own. Dusty Street passed away. That's what they talked about on Sirius XM deep tracks.

The Dusty Street dead at the age of 77. And it wasn't that, so don't look at me. It doesn't say that at all. It just says that she died peacefully, quietly, surrounded by love in a beautifully serene location in Eugene, Oregon. and befitting the queen that she was. So don't look at me like that. It doesn't say that.

Dusty Street dead at the age of 77. Then who died today? The Kansas City Zoo announced that their oldest Bessai giraffe Mahali has died. Mahali, at the age of 29, according to the Kansas City Zoo and Aquarium, the zoo shared that Mahalo had to be euthanized. Oh, she didn't just die.

We put her down. But it's because of a worsening, chronic condition, stemming from old age. Yeah. So, yeah, we love you and everything, but we're going to put you down. Love you. Take care.

She was born in 94, found a home at the Kansas City Zoo. She gave birth to three calves, has a line of grandchildren at other facilities. And good for her. The Supraise, but Hollyford outily being the oldest, but also the tallest female of their giraffe. heard measuring over 15 feet. She will be remembered by those who came to observe her at the zoo for a long-lasting life

and grand stature. That's what zoo officials said. I guess that's what you say if you're a zoo official. And, you know, congratulations. No one supports zoos more than me in this show. I guess that's what you say. But will she be remembered? Because when people come to the old giraffe exhibit, it's like, hey, look, remember that older

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Amazing. So that's why we need all those IRS agents to poke around because we're looking for a lot more audits. We believe that there was $68 billion in Texas not paid. in 2021. My first answer to that would be do you? Do you? Okay. All right. You know what? If you say so, I get it. If you say so, so good luck out there. Good luck out there. Not paying your car loans or your taxes. And I would say my economic indicators are still holding true. I see more cars broken down on the side of the road. And that's my economic indicator. That means that people are waiting longer to keep their cars up to date and fixed with their maintenance program.

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I was looking at the Time magazine, the best inventions of 2023. And I was going down the list and I was like, okay, yeah, yeah, okay. I get it, walking with ease. There's headphones and gaming stuff. I get it. Maybe we'll go through it another time. But one of the things that was one of the best inventions of 2020, which is awesome, and it's about time.

It's called the extraterrestrial garbage bag. It's the trans astra fly trap. Now, I have been all about starting a fly garbage business for the past, I don't know, 10 years. So now, do I get money from NASA? No, of course not. Did I fly for money for NASA? No, I did, but don't bug me down with facts. So in August, NASA awarded a space startup trans Astra, $850,000 contract to build and demonstrate a prototype flytrap. A bag that's to pick up space debris, which could cause obviously dangerous collisions made from the flexible material kept on. Cap Don. That's the bag.

We'll be shot into orbit and a rocket on a rocket. Once it gets additional funding for the launch, yeah. So this is how it's going to, hopefully going to work. And then we need funding to launch this into space. And how many do we get? I don't know. How much is it going to cost to fly the old trans Astra

fly trap? Do you just get one piece of debris? And then you have to come down. Does it destroy the piece of debris in the bag? I want to see all that. So please let me know. Okay. contact me, email me, Chewing the Fat at theblaze.com, or you can reach out to me on my social media on X at Jeffie JFR. Facebook and Instagram is Jeff Fisher Radio. You can follow me on

YouTube Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher. And if you want, NASA or Astra, I'm sorry, trans astra flytrap, you can order a cameo from me at Jeffey JFR. That's not free, but I'm happy to do it for you. And we can talk, I'm happy to give you a cameo on the extraterrestrial garbage bag, the trans Astra flytrap. So, reach out. Tell you what, if I get the contract, I'll take you out to dinner at the home of the most expensive steak, now in the UK. 900 euros for a steak. And I don't think that's the most. I think they charge you more for that anyway.

the finest piece of a waggo around one of London's restaurants is flagging cuts of beef for just that price making it the UK's most expensive steak yeah 900 euros I thought I read where it was more than that get your hands on the exorbitant piece of cow flesh you need to book a table at Argawa a new restaurant which opened this past week and at Mayfair the Japanese restaurant which serves five choices of steak, ranging from 500 euros to 900 euros for a 14-ounce serving is an outpost of a Tokyo-based steak specialist.

Oh. The sirloin steak at Arigawa imported from Nishua farm in Japan's Hyogo prefecture, which set diners back 760 euros. Meanwhile, there's a wall of wine

bottles that cost a thousand euros a pop, as well. So why a steak so expensive? Well, they're made from tajima beef, which is a strain of the wagu cattle. Tajima beef must undergo meticulous certification by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, meeting strict criteria, taking into account marbling, texture, and age of the cow, which must be at least 28 months. The beef then aged for three weeks, while it's shipped from Japan. The master chefs cook the meat in a specialist kiln, which can take just three steaks at a time

before it's rested and highly seasoned with salt and pepper. Yeah, you want to cook it up, but you don't want to eat it right away. You've got to rest it and let it take a little breather from the cooking. So there you have it. You can stop in at the old restaurant. I have spent nine hundred euros on a piece of Waggou Ste. or you can just stop at your fast food restaurant and pick up something to eat. I was looking at the list of the top-rated fast food chains in the United States.

Chick-fil-A covers a lot of ground in the old United States of America. Pretty incredible. So CashNet USA, which conducted the study, said they were curious how taste differed around the U.S. There were 37% of adults eat fast food on any given day per the U.S. CDC. So to investigate the geographic discrepancies and high octane cravings, Cashnet identified the most famous fast food chains for burgers, pizza, donuts, chicken, and Mexican food. Then they located corresponding outlets in each state, as well as 50 of the most populous cities, and analyze the Google Maps ratings of each of those regions. So when you look at the map, I mean, it's pretty incredible.

Chick-fil-A is in a whole bunch of states, in and out. uh is in california and nevada and i bet you they're picking up pace uh they're growing in more and more states as it is and uh are they better than chick filet well not according to this then you have uh popo murphy's and south dakota and lamans donuts and coffee uh they i mean they're arizona colorado nebraska then they go to missouri interesting and then daylight is it daylight yeah daylight donuts and alas i Alabama and Georgia. Chick-fil-A. Papa Murphy's shows up in North Carolina. A lot of Chick-fil-A. Crispy Cream shows up in New Jersey. Interesting. A lot of Chick-Foulet. And five guys

shows up in Vermont. The rest is Chick-fil-A pretty incredible. So there you have it. The top fast food joints. In Hawaii, what do we have in Hawaii? Papa John, or Papa Murphy. Oh no, that's Alaska. Hawaii has canes. Cains in Hawaii? Okay. All right. Whatever you say. Shipley's Donuts in Tennessee, stop it.

They should not be on the list, but they are. So congratulations to all the all the fast food restaurants for making the list of the best fast food restaurant in a particular state. Thanks to the Cashnet

survey. puts chick-fil-A in number one in 34 states. They dominate the U.S. Chick-fil-A dominates the U.S. And, of course, they have the bottom-rated fast food chain in every state. It looks like Papa John's. Really, Papa John's dominated that list. That's so strange.

I find that hard to believe that they're the worst. The lowest rated? No. No, thank you. Popeye's in Montana, Taco Bell at North Dakota. Burger King in Wyoming Pizza Hut in Idaho and Oregon

but Domino's in California Papa John's kind of sweeps the middle of the country Papa John's in Texas I've been pretty satisfied with Papa John's been a long time but I've been satisfied I guess Kentucky and Tennessee

as wing stop interesting and Michigan is wing stop wow a lot of pizza joints Domino's and Papa John's dominating the worst, the bottom of the fast food chain in the United States.

So you got to pick it up the pace a little bit. All right, let's go. Papa Johns, KFC, wing stop, dominoes. You'll pick up the pace a little bit. Let's go. You know, I saw where a judge won't let Alex Jones use bankruptcy to avoid sandy hook damages. A Texas court ruling means that the InfoWars broadcast

must pay most of the $1.4 billion he owes to Sandy Hook families, regardless of whether his business survives or not. Okay. Okay. Come on now. You know he doesn't have that money. There's no way he can pay off. I don't understand.

There's no possibility, right, that he has $1.4 billion that he's going to pay these families. I'm so sorry that your children were, murdered in such a horrific fashion. But that's not Alex Jones's fault, but we've been down this road before. So, and nobody buys it. Everybody just blames it on Alex because he said some things that maybe

weren't right. Oh my gosh. That's just incredible. And yet, we're going after Alex and we have New York Attorney General Latita, is it Latisha James? who's been prosecuting Donald Trump, she sent a tweet out, I think,

well, a couple days ago now, talking about in 2014, when bidding to buy the Buffalo bills, Donald Trump claimed his net worth was over $8 billion. In reality, his net worth was no more than $1.4 billion. Yet another fumble. And in the tweet she had, on X,

she has a giff of a holder for a field goal or extra point, getting the snap into the face and dropping it. He had another fumble. I would like to say so. I don't understand why this is such a big deal. So? Okay, so he didn't buy the Buffalo bills,

first of all. It didn't happen. And he claimed that he was worth $8 billion. Okay. And either the NFL said, no, Don, you're not. But, you know, go ahead and say that you are, but we're just not going to make you part of the ownership group.

Or, you know, whatever. He said, yeah, I'm going to tell people I'm worth $8 billion. because I want to be worth $8 billion, but right now I only have a net worth of $1.4 billion, but I've got some other buildings that I'm purchasing, and I'm going to up my worth here in the next couple years. I don't understand. So, so what, that he said he was worth something that he wasn't?

I mean, Leticia James has got to, but Donald Trump can't comment, but she can. We live in, we live in strange times, don't we? We do live in strange times. Something to remember while you're teaching your children. I learned this yesterday, and I think it's a pretty good helpful hint. This guy told me that he paid his 15-year-old to do the dishes,

gave him 10 bucks. And then when the kid was done with the dishes and he was on his way to the bathroom, the dad mugged him and took the $10 back. As he said, it's my job to teach him life lessons. Sure, that's a proper life lesson, but it's certainly, you know, certainly a lesson. Something, isn't it?

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