Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Retraumatized… | 1/6/23
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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.
Okay, you know how you think?
You know what?
I'm going to eat healthy.
So you get yourself a per...
I can't even say it.
This is how healthy it is.
Pure protein.
Gives yourself a pure protein bar.
All right.
Now, this particular bar claims to be gluten-free.
It is a chocolate peanut butter bar, 20 grams of protein, two grams of sugar, 200 calories.
And they're not bad.
I like them.
The caramel one is pretty good.
I like it.
But this peanut butter one, what's the caramel one?
That's my favorite.
So let's see what the caramel.
Carmel must be different a little bit and what's going on in it.
in the ingredients, but it doesn't sound healthy.
At the end, I'm thinking, maybe I should try something else.
Carbonated palm kernel oil, peanut oil, sugar, tapioca starch, cocoa, processed with alkali,
natural flavor includes anato and turmeric added for color,
salt, calcium carbonate, soy lectin,
serolose, almond butter,
contains milk, soy, peanut, and tree nut,
almond ingredients, contains bioengineered food ingredients
made in a facility that also processes tree nuts,
egg, wheat, and sesame.
I am so healthy right now.
I can't even, I can't even tell.
Welcome. Welcome to Chewing the Fat.
I think I know now why I like women.
I should say I prefer women.
Okay.
I prefer the female persuasion.
And that reason is because I've never taken a contraceptive pill.
I know.
So apparently there's a woman who always identified as straight.
she claims that coming off of the contraceptive pill
she's now gay
so I know
that means she
no she's gay
she likes women so apparently she hates trans
and she hates anything but females
and she said that she was never sexually attracted to the same sex
and had only ever dated men
but after breaking up with a long-term boyfriend last year
I decided it was a perfect time to have a break from taking the pill each day.
This is when she says,
everything changed.
And within three weeks, she felt like a completely different person.
Well, you kind of are, if you understand what the contraceptive pill does to your body.
But hey, I'm not judging.
I had never given women go romantically.
I never really thought that was for me.
Is this the back of a penthouse magazine?
I didn't think this could happen to me,
but then it did.
I could always appreciate a woman's beauty,
but once I got off the pill,
oh my, within a month,
I was dating girls.
So I'm just saying,
if you like women,
that's why.
You're not taking,
the contraceptive pill.
And there's something to think about.
I know.
Well, this could be a new segment on chewing the fat.
Body parts in the news.
Body parts in the news.
So a Korean woman planned to donate part of her liver in exchange for a job for her son.
And she was fined.
A nurse became suspicious of the woman and reported,
her to authorities, you Korean bastards.
She asked a judge for clemency on the grounds.
I didn't know.
I don't know I was breaking the law.
The judge was like, yeah, it doesn't matter.
So she planned to donate part of her liver to a man in exchange for cash and a job for
her son.
She wasn't even doing it for her.
Yeah, you can have part of my liver.
Go ahead.
I just give me a little bit of cash and give my son a job, okay?
But apparently you can't do it.
that in Korea
so just
remember you can't sell your
body parts in
Korea so then once they figured it out
the surgery was canceled
and the chairman
the guy who was trying to make the deal
was the head of this construction
company and he was really ill
and obviously needed a liver transplant
And she met an employee called Mr. N, who had gone to school with the company's president, who was also the son of the sick man.
And they made a deal.
She'd get 100 million won, which is about 77,000.
And a job for a son.
Nice.
For only a part of the liver.
I mean, how many livers do you have in your body, right?
just a part of one for 77,000 and a job for your kid?
I'm in.
I'm in.
So apparently it's not a good idea to sell body parts.
Okay, whatever, at least in Korea.
Then I see, continuing on our theme of body parts in the news.
I see where funeral home operators have been sentenced after they were illegally
selling body parts.
So, we can't even sell body parts
from a funeral home.
What are we doing?
What country are we living in?
This is America.
It's not Korea.
So in Colorado,
two funeral home operators
were sentenced for illegally
selling bodies and body parts
without the family's consent.
Could they do it with the family's consent?
I mean,
poor Uncle Joe died.
And you know what?
We want to sell it.
body. Would you be okay with that? Sign here. I mean, if you could get people to sign papers,
maybe unbeknownst to them. Because when you're at the funeral home and you're signing papers
and stuff, you're just signing it. You're believing what the funeral director is saying.
That's why it's such an important job. Okay. But I mean, you're just signing it. So you could sign
away the rights. I didn't know what I was signing. I mentioned it. This is your, this is for your
coffin. This is for us to show the bonny parts.
I'm a sign right there.
This is for the flowers.
I mean, you just throw it in there.
I'd be a great funeral home director.
Have you ever, I've had friends who actually have run funeral homes.
And I have, you know, driven around gone to pick up dead bodies with them before.
And in fact, this is a brush with funeral homes.
My first car was a station wagon, a black Ford station wagon.
It used to be the flower wagon from a funeral home.
home. I love that car.
I love that stupid car.
It was awesome. Anyway, that's my brush with
had the little
funeral home tag on the back.
It was awesome. I love that car.
But it didn't, that would never carry dead bodies,
okay? That would only carry flowers.
Okay. So this lady,
these people were sent to 20 years
in prison.
And the, it was okay, one got 20, one got
15 years for their involvement in
the scheme to sell human.
remains to body brokers.
That's another good gig.
A body broker.
I am all about this.
I mean, not really.
It's illegal and it's horrible and it's horrific.
And imagine.
So you think we found out earlier this week,
you can compost your body
in New York now in six other states.
But you can't sell the body parts.
Weird.
I mean, you'd think they would allow that.
Seriously, you know, for, you got to be able to make that okay if you ask, right?
You've got to be able.
If they say, hey, I want you to bury grandma or we're going to, you know, cremate grandma.
Hey, before you cremate Edith, you think maybe we could take an arm and the right leg?
I got a patient that needs a right leg and an arm, and I think your aunt's arm would be perfect for him.
You think I could do that?
I mean, if you got a cut, right, if the funeral home is the only one that's getting cut, that's the fraud, right?
They're just saying, okay, we're going to bury, we're going to put Aunt Edith in the coffin, and Aunt Edith isn't in the coffin.
It's just the coffin.
And you believe that Ann Edith is in the coffin.
So they would meet with people seeking cremation services for themselves or their loved ones.
Okay.
In many instances, neither discussed nor obtained authorization for donation.
Okay, so you can't do it.
Yeah, you can authorize it.
In other instances, good.
You should be able to.
Duh.
I mean, that's like transplants, right?
I mean, that's one of the hardest things in hospitals when people get in car accidents
and their children are, you know, dying and or dead.
And they have to talk about, and you have to talk to people about, you know, donating their organs.
like, you know, your daughter is, you know, beautiful.
I remember my first wife,
this is another story about dead bodies and organ donations.
My first wife was working in an ER, and this happened.
A child was in an accident and died, and they, you know, put her on ice
because they wanted to get to the parents and say, hey, you know,
sorry about your kid dying, but we need the eyes and we need the body,
because it's a young kid.
I mean, I don't know.
I forget how old the little girl was.
And the parents were all ready to do it until they asked for the eyes.
And the parents had been so in love with their daughters.
You know, that was one of the parts, obviously, that they loved was the, you know,
the big beautiful eyes of their daughter.
And they, you know, shut the whole thing down.
It's really sad.
I don't even know why I'm telling you this stupid story.
I got to stop doing these stories.
Hey, don't be donating your body parts, okay?
Organ donation is a beautiful thing.
you should donate all organs and you should have it on your driver's license that if you're in an accident,
your organs can be given to someone in need there.
I did your PSA for you.
Speaking of organ donation and body parts, I can't stop.
I can't stop.
DeMarre, Hamlin, the breathing tube is out.
So apparently he doesn't have to donate any of his body parts.
He's fine.
He's going to make it.
The breathing tube is out.
He's breathing on his own.
He's speaking.
And we still don't know who won the game.
So he asked.
That was the first thing he asked when he wrote to who won the game.
Well, no one.
We canceled the game for you tomorrow.
And the NFL still doesn't know what they're going to do
and how they're going to treat it.
Probably by the time you hear this podcast,
you may know because the NFL owners are meeting
and they're supposed to vote on what they're going to do
with the playoffs and how they're going to do it.
I wish and the NFL would just call me.
You know, maybe email me, Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com.
And I'll respond back and we can, you know, maybe do as a quick face time.
And I can let them know what needs to be done.
There needs to be a winner or a loser or a tie.
I know it was a regular season game.
It meant a lot.
But since we postponed it, we canceled it.
We just call it a tie.
And then we work out the playoffs from that.
We say, okay, it's a tie.
And then wherever the standings go, calling that game a tie.
for the seeding purposes of the playoffs.
That's where we're at.
I mean, it has to be finished.
I don't want an extra game played in March
and look back on.
I don't want it spread out.
I don't want to miss the two weeks
between the championships and the Super Bowl.
I don't want to add extra teams in the playoffs.
Because if once they add those extra teams,
which has been an idea tossed out there,
they'll never take them away.
Never.
You're going to end up being like the NBA.
Half the league gets in.
No, you've got to strive to win your division, and that's how you get into the playout.
Anyway, and so there needs to be a definite winner or loser,
and since ties are still allowed in the NFL, which is God awful stupid,
you know, maybe just count it as a tie.
And no one's going to say no, no team is going to go, that's not right.
We need to do something else.
Everybody's going to say, okay, that's what we're going to do.
It's for DeMarre.
It was horrible.
And it was.
And, you know, thankfully he's up to me.
man is, the breathing tube is out.
He's speaking. He's better.
I mean, that's remarkable.
Remarkable.
And that goes to prove how things work in an NFL stadium,
how great the teams have prepared for a horrific thing that went on.
I mean, it's awesome.
It's awesome.
And it also, you know, we can get back to some kind of normalcy.
Because we know that he's doing better.
and going to make it at least to be a viable human in life.
You may never play football again, I don't know.
It's going to be something.
And this weekend is going to be all Demar all the time.
I mean, every stadium is going to have threes in their end zones
and moments of silence and prayers.
And they're all, you know, it's deserved.
But even tomorrow wanted the game to go on.
Who won?
they stop the game for me
so we need to have a definitive thing
hopefully the owners will
decide we need a definitive thing
and then that's how
that's how we're done and we're done move on
we're back to the games we're back to playoffs
and so hopefully they get to that
I could go on about the NFL
but hey
how about those body parts huh
All right, let's go to the break room.
I need something cold to drink desperately.
Plus, tonight's the night.
I thought that I could possibly have been the one in Texas
to have won the million dollars from the mega millions
because someone in Texas won $1 million.
The drawing the other night that was $785 million.
Nobody won.
So tonight, if you're listening live today is the sixth.
Oh my gosh.
1-6-20203.
The anniversary of the day
democracy almost died.
We'll get back to that.
But I could possibly win the mega-millions
on the anniversary of the day
the democracy almost died.
That is awesome.
I'm excited now.
$940 million for the megamillions jackpot.
483.5 million cash payout.
I would be taking the cash payout too.
Yes, I want the cash from you.
Thank you.
No, I don't want 30 years.
I don't want a hope that is there for all 30 years.
Just go ahead and give me the cash, okay?
In fact, put it in bags and just set it off the side there.
I don't care how many.
I'll take care of it.
All you get is this great big check.
It's four by four
Checking, you've got to take it to the bank.
Okay, no problem.
But I would have been happy with the million.
That wasn't me.
Very disappointing.
I finally checked.
I've checked last night because I was like, ooh, that's right.
I got to find the mega ticket.
And unless I typed in the wrong numbers,
which is possible.
So I didn't throw the ticket away.
I'll wait until I get to the boop.
Let me get that UPC code up.
Boop.
Nope.
It wasn't me, though, very disappointing.
So, just saying.
Anyway, I'm ready to celebrate
1-6.
The day democracy almost died.
I put up a tree.
It's a beautiful, beautiful tree,
and we're going to celebrate as a family.
And looking forward to celebrating with the family.
So even at $940, I can't stop thinking about the mega million.
Even at $940 million.
All right.
It's still the, that makes it the fifth largest jackpot.
Okay, so it makes it the fourth largest mega and the fifth largest jackpot in lottery history
because the number one was the $1.5 billion in January 2016.
That was a powerball.
That wasn't a mega.
but they've all found the winner
someone was asking me the other day
oh they never found the winner
well we've got the 1.5 billion
mega from January
of 2021
that one ticket
in Michigan we've got the
1.337 billion
mega in July
of 2022
one ticket from Illinois
we have the 1.537 billion
in October of
2018 one ticket
South Carolina.
And the biggest powerball,
the biggest jackpot
was the powerball at 1.586
billion, which was in
2016. Three tickets.
California, Florida, Tennessee.
Man, that would suck.
I just break that.
I didn't get the whole thing.
That's an amazing fascination.
When you look at
it's so funny, somebody will win this
$940 million,
and then it'll go back.
back to 10 million.
And you see it, you see
10 million, and you're like, oh.
It's still 10 million dollars.
A little 10 million dollars, and you see it, and you're like, oh,
it's only 10 million.
10 million.
I mean, no.
You know what?
No.
I'm not playing that.
You call me when it gets to
maybe a couple hundred million I might start playing.
Okay.
so silly
and I see where
Avatar the way of water
now tops $1.5 billion
at the global
box office now the 10th
highest grossing film
of all time congratulations
I'm disappointed I have not seen it yet
I don't know that I'm going to see it at the theater
although I'm told
and everybody says that's where to see it
the theater the big screen
get that you sit in the church
chairs that move and people spit water on you and it's all fun okay all right fine i'll go
yeah we'll see i'll see i'll enjoy the first one i go just want i can wait i can wait for the theater
i mean by the time it gets to my home viewing capability i hopefully will have you know
an 80 inch television so i know don't look at me like that i don't have
one yet. So hopefully by the time Avatar, way of water hits the streaming services, you know,
I could watch it on an 80 inch. That'll be big enough. You can quote me on that. I see where
bed, bath, and beyond yesterday is looking at, uh, yeah, we're probably going to have to file for bankruptcy.
Okay. All right. Guess nobody wanted the towels anymore. Mercedes-Benz is a building a network of 400
fast charging stations for electric vehicles across the U.S. by 2027.
I don't know that if it's just going to be for Mercedes-Benz cars, though,
because remember we had the story of, I think it's Audi,
that made a deal with Starbucks and their charging stations.
All right.
So the new network is separate from the independent,
on the European fast charging network
backed by Mercedes BMW
Ford and Volkswagen
Mercedes is partnering with the charging company
charge point
together they will deploy
more than 2,500 DC fast chargers
at more than 400 sites
around the U.S. by 2027.
Okay, so
good news. I mean, General Motors
is back to being the number one
car company
in America and they said that 2%
of their sales were electric vehicles
so I mean does that just mean that nobody wants
the General Motors electric vehicles I kind of feel like that says
I don't know that we're you know Elon is still selling electric vehicles I'm just
not sold on them and they're not really what they're proposed to be
we'll just leave it at that
scientists have identified 74 human protein genes
that originally arose from mutations
in seemingly useless genetic material.
What? You mean science changes?
Yes.
These potentially linked to the development of larger brains.
Oh.
Oh, so science does change.
Huh.
Yeah, those protein genes.
We don't know what those are.
I don't even worry about them right now.
Oh, you mean they're there to develop?
they're there to develop larger brains.
Well, yeah, we know that now.
Oh, okay, excellent.
And we also have something being called diet-induced obesity.
Okay, I thought obesity was induced because of your diet.
But anyway, apparently diet-induced obesity may prompt changes in the innate immune response
of the central nervous system that persist even after losing weight.
Oh, oh boy.
So no matter what, you're still going to be fat.
Losing weight doesn't resolve inflammation tied to weight gain.
Well, so much for my protein bars.
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Thanks to, well, let's give you the top ten countries that listen to Chewing the Fat.
I just happened to see a report of the top ten countries that listen to Chewing the Fat.
United States, coming in at number one.
Maybe we can count it down.
All right, we'll count it down.
Number 10.
Kuwait.
What? Welcome, Kuwait.
I feel like maybe that might be a VPN thing.
I don't know.
You know, who knows?
But anyway, Kuwait, welcome to tune in the fat.
The Netherlands coming in at number nine.
Israel, coming in at 50.
Love you.
Mexico.
I'm a fan.
Come on it.
And what was this?
10, 9, 8, 7.
Mexico is 7.
Japan is 6th.
Nice.
Welcome, Japan.
Germany is 7th.
No, Germany would be fifth.
I'm going the other way.
I'm counting down.
I gosh, Jeff.
Just count down, would you?
Okay.
Australia, number four.
Number three, the United Kingdom.
All right, England, UK, welcome aboard.
Love you.
Canada.
Number two.
All right, Canada, welcome aboard.
Love you.
And number one, the United States.
Hey, thanks for listening to,
chewing the fat i appreciate it and if you're listening right now and you're not a subscriber i don't know
what to tell you except that uh nobody likes a freeloader okay the podcast is free everybody likes
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rules of the show uh then you know you just subscribe yourself okay and if you're listening in
a subscriber.
Thank you.
And especially listeners from the top ten countries.
As long as we're traveling around the world,
let's talk about the World Health Organization warns
XB.1.5 is the most transmissible COVID variant yet.
As the Krakken strain starts sweeping into the UK.
I mean, the UK's number three on our list today.
So be careful out there.
And I heard rumors.
This is, I haven't seen a story on this yet.
And, you know, that I'm aware of, it might be out there.
But I heard rumors from someone that I don't know if it's the XB.
That 1.5, the Cracken variant.
But there is a variant now that is supposed to,
to be the most lethal of the COVID variants.
And the vaccine, the vaccine will bit laughed at from this variant, okay?
Ha!
You're kidding me, right?
What are you trying to do something to me?
You know who I am?
So that's what I'm told.
I've told there's a new strain out there.
So, I mean, we're just going to be continually bombarded with this until the end of time now.
But just beware that the...
XBB.1.5 variant.
The most transmissible COVID variant.
The Krakken.
I'm sorry.
The Krakhan.
Strain is sweeping into the UK
and will be here very, very soon.
I see also where severe COVID could cause markers of old age in the brain.
Okay.
All right.
Fine.
All right. You got me.
And then I just read a story.
I saw the headline and then I read a bits and pieces of it.
And then I stopped reading it because I thought, I mean, we know.
It talks about evidence that COVID-19 was silently spreading around the world in late 2019.
Well, duh.
We knew that.
We just didn't know what it was called then.
I mean, we talked about that a whole bunch.
Well, early on when we couldn't talk about things,
I don't know that we're supposed to talk about things yet today.
I guess we are.
Elon's in charge of Twitter we can talk about anything we want.
So we knew there were doctors who said that people were coming to them sick in 2019
and they weren't testing positive for the flu,
but they were sick.
And they had symptoms that were COVID-like,
but since we didn't know what COVID-we were,
was they didn't know what it was so they would just give them medicine flu medicine and send you
home and so that's what was going on so it's not new there's evidence now that covid was silently
spreading across the world in 2019 yeah yeah we do that we knew that oh and did i i think i i think
i did this story on i don't know i've done so i i didn't do it on pat show i didn't do it on the show i didn't
maybe I did it with Brad on Mojo
because I do a segment on his show every week
but we talked about Stephen
Tyler on this show and
I believe we talked about it on
Pat and Mojo
because it's one of my favorite stories
that the lady just got in
the nick of time because the
California
case
the law just ended
at the end of
2022 right
the
ended the three years
year look back window ended at the end of the year.
And the law is called the California Childs Victim Act, Victims, plural, act.
Okay.
And we talked about the Stephen Tyler case.
Well, then there was another case that just got into the nick of time.
Boy, were they lucky to squeeze it in before the law went away.
Olivia Hussie and Leonard Whiting
You remember them
I mean they were teenagers
When they electrified audiences in 1968
Romeo and Juliet
Directed by Franco Zerfeli
Now you remember right
That's Romeo and Juliet
Yeah
It was a hit
It was nominated for four Academy Awards
But there was a bedroom scene
Which included images of Whittings
buttocks and
hussy's bare breasts
i know i know
is horrible it's horrific
and so she is now suing
paramount
hussy and whiting both filed
the lawsuit in sanamanica
superior court accusing
paramount of sexually
exploiting them and
distributing nude images
of adolescent children
according to the complaint
hussy and whitening have
suffered mental anguish and emotional distress for 55 years since the film's release.
Have you?
I wish I was the judge.
Have you?
Okay.
All right.
They claimed to have lost job opportunities.
Couldn't have been because, I don't know, you weren't a good actress or a good actor.
Couldn't have been that.
Nope, it was because you showed your breasts and buttocks in 1968.
Oh, okay.
They're believed to be suing for $500 million.
So now in their 70s, they've realized, you know, we need some money.
I'm still in pretty good health.
I'm 70.
So I got some things I want to do.
Well, I can't do them unless I have some money.
So we need to sue Paramount.
never mind
never mind they claim that the director
who's dead now by the way
told them that they wouldn't be nude
and they put suits on and they talked them into being
they talked them into the nude scene
okay and so
but in 2018
just four years ago
I mean how old were you in 2018
Hussie defended the nude scene
nobody my age had done that before
is your family
who's the director who's dead now,
did it tastefully.
It was needed for the film.
In another interview,
she said,
that scene was taboo in America,
but that nudity was already common
in European films at the time.
Oh, oh,
okay then.
I guess you were made to say that.
And you've been,
that was just something that you had to say
while you were struggling
all these years.
years. Well, it was a 55
years struggling, suffering with mental
anguish and emotional
distress for
55 years. I know.
I know. So what happens?
Does Paramount say
what's the number?
What's the number? 100 million?
Get out of here. Shut your face.
Stop talking. Here's 100 million.
Or do they fight it? I mean,
I don't know. I don't know what the number is.
I don't know what the number is for what's your
with the aerosmith lawsuit either.
Does Stephen Tyler say, look,
shut your face,
here's $10 million, get out of here.
Shut your face, here's $50 million,
get out of here.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Paramount, I mean,
they've got Tom Cruise money now,
$500 million.
They spit at $500 million.
Okay, so that's lunch money.
So maybe they just tell them,
here's $250 million.
You each get $125.
Each walk home with $75.
your attorneys get 50 mil each.
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Well, it's Friday.
That means it's time for what's being called America's favorite game show.
What's the Lie?
What's the Lie?
Where contestants try to decipher the lie from four.
Count them one, two, three, four headlines.
One of them is not true.
Thus, that's why we call it What's the Lie.
Welcome to our contestant returning champion.
Toby McAvoy, Toby, welcome to What's the Lie?
Thank you so much, Jeffrey.
When last we spoke, you said you were from Las Vegas, Nevada.
Is that still true?
Still true?
Still here.
So you've already won a talking,
Talking Sense, Jeffie Blue, Freshie, as a prize.
And I'm sure, like you, like everyone else, went to the Talking Sense Facebook group
to find the Freshie scent and design just for you.
But you have an opportunity to win What's the Lie again.
And I'm excited for the game and for you.
So are you ready to play?
I am ready to play.
All right, four headlines, one of them not real.
Toby, what's the lie?
Headline number one, a Kentucky man posed as a dead body on TikTok, now going to be on CSI.
Headline number two, New York Veterinary Clinic now offering pet transition surgeries.
Headline number three.
California to tax fruit only when sold in vending machines.
Headline number four, FTX owes more than $55,000 to Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Beach Resort
in the Bahamas.
Those are your four headlines.
A Kentucky man poses a dead body on TikTok
now going to be on CSI.
A New York veterinary clinic now offering
pet transition surgeries.
California attacks fruit only when sold
in vending machines.
FTX owes more than 55,000
to Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Beach Resort
in the Bahamas.
Those are your four headlines.
Toby,
what is the law?
I believe it's number three, California taxing fruit only from vending machines.
Oh, no.
Toby, oh no, I wanted you to win so bad, too.
Ah, shoot.
Gosh, darn it.
Oh, well.
Thanks for listening to What's the Lie.
It's a subsidiary of Chewing the Fat Enterprises.
All information is probably accurate at the time of.
of recording
CTFWTL MFXXII
So I mean
Do you want to know which one was the lie
I'd love to
I mean you can ask
You can say
Hey aren't you gonna tell me which one was the lie
Yeah okay so which one's the lie
No I mean you could say
Hey aren't you gonna tell me which one is the lie
Don't step on me what's the lie
wait till I'm done talking
timing pacing pacing pacing timing
go ahead
hey aren't you going to tell me which one's the lie
I will as a matter of fact
I will now you chose
California to tax food only when sold
in vending machines and that is actual
actually true but I find
it really difficult I have never
purchased fruit from a vending machine
and I was thinking about that
when I was doing this I was like wow
I don't think I've ever purchased
Who would want to have the apple after a
I know. I know. So the headline, that's the lie, which, you know, could be true next week.
A New York veterinary clinic now offering pet transition surgeries.
Yeah, shoot. I know. I know.
If you, if that were any, practically any other state, I would have thought it was a lie.
That's amazing. Whoever writes these probably thought that.
a wildly talented writer who ever that may be
and the Kentucky guy he's going to be on CSI
which is actually in your hometown CSI Las Vegas
oh okay yeah so he played the dead
kept being the dead person on TikTok
please hire me will a TV show let me be a dead body
that's the standing joke that I have with my family
whenever we're watching shows and a dead body rolls by
or you see you see a big guy walk by us in a street shot
I was like that was me I was in that show
I was in that show.
So now he gets to be a dead body.
There was a guy that used to work here.
I don't know why I'm telling you this,
but there was a guy that used to work here
that was part of the show that they shot here,
prison break.
And he was a dead body like two or three times.
One time he was a hand on a gurney.
You see the hand go roll by on a gurney,
and then he was a foot.
That's a good gig if you can get it, man.
So anyway, you will be.
be receiving your
talking sense
Jeffie Blue
Freshie
from our
United States
Postal Service
and I was hoping
to get you
another
huge prize
but
I know
I know
so you know
good luck
God bless
and I thank you
for your time
and energy
and
that's all I'm
thanking you for
it's an honor
Jesse
tell me
thank you
I appreciate it.
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