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And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher.
So good news for those of you that are going to be traveling to Turkey.
I was all ready to kind of make fun of Uber for using Uber balloons.
The ride hailing app is going to, you're going to be able to book a balloon ride in Turkey.
It's a 1.5 hour hot air balloon ride.
and you're going to lift off at sunrise and go about 3,000 feet in the air, and it's in Turkey.
Now, according to this, Turkey is one of Uber's most popular destinations among international travelers,
and this is a new way to use our app to access a magical experience during your visit to the country.
So, have fun.
If you are one of the people that have Turkey on your destination list,
you now can use Uber to take a hot air balloon ride.
And Uber is happy to do that for you.
Man, there's nothing.
Nothing I want more than to go to Turkey and take a hot air balloon at sunrise.
Welcome.
Welcome to chewing the fat.
I feel like this happy.
ever so often. Didn't we just do a story about a lady, I think, in Arkansas that was gone and then
she came home and they, no, it was her folks' house. And she came back to find out that someone
had just knocked down the house. That's right. Well, this story is about a lady in Georgia. She was
on vacation and she got a call and saying, hey, did you hire people to come?
knock down your house?
No, no, no, she didn't.
She didn't do that.
She was, her neighbor called and said, yeah, not real sure.
I went over and asked the guy, hey, what are you doing?
And they told her to mind your own business.
Hey, what did you say, hey neighbor, let's just shut up and find your own business, okay?
We got an honest that they're down here.
So remember, she's still on.
vacation. So she sends a family
member over to the property saying, hey,
do you guys have a permit
to knock down this house that
my family member owns
and is on vacation right now?
And that's when they said, yeah, you know what?
We realized we're at the wrong
address. So
sorry. The company,
you call it, we haul it,
admitted that, yeah, hey, sorry.
Man,
we're at the wrong place. So they just left.
they just left.
They haven't told anybody
sorry, we don't know what the deal is.
We just tore down the house and we're moving on.
Now, the good thing is that the company says,
hey, we're currently working on a solution to the issue.
Are you?
Because I feel like the solution is
taking away the rubble and building a new home.
That's just me.
And plus, you're going to replace what was inside, right?
I mean, there's got to be family heirlooms.
Anything, photos, anything.
Wow, I do not envy anyone to have to go through that.
But it does seem like there should be some, I don't know, double-checking going on.
Like, are you sure this is the house?
Because it looks like there's still stuff in it.
And it doesn't look like a house that should be knocked down.
And maybe it does.
Maybe the house is a crap hole.
I don't know.
I just find it weird that you would get a call saying,
and somebody's here tearing down your house
and then we just
we were told to mind our own business
so suddenly we sent a family member over
and the family member said got a permit
and they said you know what
when that lady came over I told her to mind her own business
and then I took a look at the permit
and I realized oh crap we're at the wrong house
shoot all right guys wrap it up
that is not a
that is not optimal
that is definitely sub-optimal
so someone needs to apologize
replace the house
and get this done.
And then, of course, I bet you anything that the company,
you call it, we haul it, just files for bankruptcy.
So there's got to be some kind of responsibility placed on someone.
I don't know who, but somebody needs to replace the house, right?
And who's paying for where you live while the house is being rebuilt?
You come back for vacation.
You need a place to stay.
That's not cheap.
I don't know if you know that.
Amazing.
Amazing how that, something like that could happen, but it obviously can because it did.
Okay, so yesterday on my Twitter X account, I posted a video from Andy Bona, B-O-E-N-A-U,
and I apologize for just butchering his name, but he posted a video about showed a bicyclist
riding in a bike lane with a sign.
And the sign is being carried because apparently that's the right length that vehicles are
supposed to pass by the bike.
Are you not supposed to come any closer than where that sign is at?
The video shows a bus trying to get to the farthest to the left over, but it's still not far enough
to pass the guy's bike side.
without hitting the sign and the bus driver hits the sign and knocks the bike rider over.
Now, I will say that it was probably one of the most satisfying videos I've seen in a long time,
in a long time.
Now, only because the bicyclist wasn't harmed.
I mean, he probably got some, you know, some scrapes, but he wasn't harmed.
And he posted the, he posted the video, which is now gone, by the way.
Huh.
People have posted snapshots from the video.
but the video itself has been deleted from his account.
Interesting, isn't it?
Now, his tweet on X was, at this point,
these signs is to show the legal passing distance.
There's a disturbing urge by Americans to watch this
thinking they're supposed to cheer for the bus driver.
No, I didn't think I was supposed to cheer for the bus driver,
but I did enjoy what happened.
Now, obviously, you know, it wasn't in America.
I don't know why the video disappeared.
People showed snapshots from it in the thread,
but the video itself is gone.
Now, I will say this.
I'm a fan of bicyclists.
No one supports bicyclant more than me in chewing the fat.
I've already had my run-in with the bicyclists of America,
the bicyclists of Tampa Bay,
and, you know, because I made a joke a long time ago
about dinging one with my rear-view mirror.
I even said in the comment that it was a joke, but that didn't matter because I already talked about digging a bicyclist with my rearview mirror.
It wasn't, and guess what? It wasn't funny then, and it's not funny now.
Then I mentioned that, you know, he's riding along the highway as I'm trying to get to work, and it was right by Tampa Bay.
If you know Tampa, Florida and St. Petersburg, Florida, I was on the, you know, on ramp to the Gandy Bridge, the St. Petersburg side.
So if I were to have dinged this bicyclos with my rearview mirror,
he would have just rode off into the, into the bay.
I even said then that it was a jug.
It didn't matter.
It didn't matter.
And it wasn't funny.
And to them.
And I had, I even said as soon as I was done, just a joke.
I'm just joking.
It didn't matter.
So, you know, I had the bicyclists on the show.
I had to, you know, bend the knee.
And I'm not bending the knee anymore, okay?
I want bicyclists to get off the road.
However, I know that they're part of the roadways.
I get it.
And the sidewalks are not for bicyclists,
although I believe they should be.
They are for people walking and handicapped people.
Got it.
So, you know, you should give as much of a wide berth to bicyclists as possible.
But to think that they have the same,
it just drives me insane.
So this guy in the video,
you see where he had plenty of,
have room to get over in the bike lane at the time of the accident and the bus did not have room
to get any more over to the left so if he had just slid over a little bit everybody would have been fine
but he had a sign and we've got to be sure that that's as far as it's supposed to be that's
the birth you're supposed to give me when i'm riding my bike so now the video is gone and
took a big hit on the internet on his Twitter
feed. Now, Andy, on his ex-account, says simple truths about city planning and transportation.
He's a writer, a filmmaker, infrastructure, storyteller. His website is Urbanismspeak-Easy.com.
I'm sure he's a fascinating guy to talk to, and I really do mean that. I would like to talk to him.
He probably would not talk to me, especially after I did enjoy the bus hitting the sign.
The bus didn't hit the bicyclist.
The bus hit the sign,
which then threw the bicyclist out of kilter,
and he crashed down.
But I will say that he's probably,
Andy is probably fascinating to talk to.
He's got some great ideas about urbanization.
But the thread on this particular post on X was awesome.
One guy that he tries to have a conversation with says,
honestly the biker is wrong in every way here.
The rides,
they ride specifically on the most edge
of it plus has a silly sign
sticking out. Andy asked,
does your opinion change knowing that the sign
indicates how much space
motorists are to give when passing cyclists?
Another person
post on that. Let's be blunt.
The punk on the bike was looking for
trouble. There was no
need for this one bit.
It just goes
on and on. He's trying to have a conversation
saying that, you know, obviously
the bus should have waited
for the bicyclist to continue
on. You know, the sign is
saying, hey, you're supposed to give me that much
of a wide berth.
He, Andy comments, a little
bit farther
down the thread.
It certainly brought out the road ragers.
If anything, the squeals
of he had it coming are a reminder
that physically separated routes
for slow modes of travel are in
everyone's best interest.
That's fine.
You know, it's not in America,
so, you know, people are trying to make the case that clearly it's not America.
I mean, so what?
And then one post from Taylor Day,
which is completely wrong.
Okay, completely wrong from Taylor Day.
No matter how much you hate bicyclists, it's not enough.
The thread.
brought out definite bicyclist hate, which I do not have. I just want you to, you know,
be on the lookout for yourself. I'll give you, I'll give you as much birth as I can.
But if you're blocking an entire lane of the road and I need to get by, it's just frustrating
as all. It's just really frustrating. And you don't seem to care. All right there, I've done
whining. Bicyclists, keep your head on a swivel. Automobile drivers, watch out for the bicyclists,
okay? Be safe out there. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink
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So I was looking at the box office reports.
Yeah, they sent me the reports, the ticket numbers.
And Taylor Swift is number one still at the box office.
incredible that Taylor Swift is still number one.
Killers of the Flower Moon, which I do want to see, but it's going to be, I mean, we've talked
about it.
It's going to be tough for me to get through with, with the two people that are just
personally duches, Robert Dushnero and Leonardo Dush Caprio.
So it's going to be tough.
I want to see it.
I do, but it's going to be tough.
But that made $23 million.
And Taylor still beat that.
But I was looking at, you know, they kept saying that Taylor was bringing.
breaking all these records, but I was looking at the top 10 concert movies, and she's still not number one.
She's got a ways to go to beat Michael Jackson.
So I was looking at how many of these I've actually seen, right?
So number 10 is Glee, the 3D concert movie from 2011, 18.6 million.
I have not seen that.
U2 3D in 2007, 22.7 million.
I may have seen some of that.
The Jonas Brothers, the 3D Concert Experience, 2009, 23.1 million.
I have not seen that.
But Donna, Truth or Dare, 1991, 29 million.
I feel like I saw that.
Katie Perry, part of me, 2012, 32.7 million.
I don't think I've seen that.
I've seen bits and pieces of it.
One Direction, this is us, 2013, $68.5 million.
I have not seen that.
Hannah Montana, and Lentana.
Miley Cyrus, Best of Both
World's concert, 2008,
made 70.6 million.
I feel like I've seen bits and pieces, but
I've not seen the whole thing. Justin Beaver,
never say never, from 2011,
$99 million
bits and pieces.
Taylor Swift, the Ares Tour,
$123.5 million
and counting. However,
number one, still holding
strong. I mean, Taylor's got a ways to
go. Michael Jackson's
This is It from
2009, $261.1 million.
Taylor might do that, but she's got a ways to go yet to beat the King of Pop.
So good luck, good luck.
You know, I'm going to have to write a book because everybody's out hawk of their books.
I see where Serena Williams has just signed a deal with Random House that includes an intimate
memoir, so she soon will be writing her book.
We have Britney Spears.
her book is out, right?
It hits bookshelves tomorrow.
I'm told it's number one on the Amazon bestsellers list, thanks to pre-orders.
The memoir, you know, she's talking about everything.
We talked already about her having an abortion.
She talked about her quick marriage in Vegas is being reported.
So there should be when she married Jason Alexander.
So it should be some fun stories in there.
That's already number one.
Then we have Jada Pinkett Smith memoir that she's out hawking everywhere.
and, you know, she even brought out, I mean, Will Smith, she's been yapping about Will and still loving him and how they never were divorced, but they weren't, they were living separate lives.
And Will Smith showed up at one of her book signings or interviews or whatever to still profess her love, his love for her.
So she, I mean, anything to sell this book for Jada Pinkett Smith.
So everybody's out hawking their book.
So I'm going to have to, I don't have to write a book because I'm feeling left out.
I know. I know it's just me. I get it. I'm just starting.
to, starting to feel a little left out.
You know, like, I'm sure the Hollywood actors are starting to feel a little left out.
They're still on strike, and the major studios aren't talking to them.
I guess they're going to go back to the negotiating table sometime this week and try to work
out a deal, but we'll see how that works out for them, because it doesn't seem to be
working out very well.
They worked out to deal with the writers, and now the studios are like, yeah, you know what?
We don't like the way you're dealing with us, so we're not doing it.
So good luck.
I told you I want everyone to get exactly what they deserve.
And whatever you deserve, that's what I want you to get.
I see where Apple has canceled John Stewart's program.
I only saw clips of the John Stewart program.
So I'm sure that it was great.
And I'm sure people will tell me, hey, it was John Stewart and he was wonderful.
I know his other show for years was great.
had 8 billion writers, so it was so good.
But I see where they're claiming that his increasingly popular show,
okay, they agreed to part ways, and apparently it's because there were shows in this next season.
He already done two seasons.
I don't even know how many shows that equals on Apple TV, but we were heading into season three,
according to this.
And he was going to do shows on China.
Israel and artificial intelligence.
And that's when Apple said,
ooh, hey.
Now, I thought he had creative control over the show.
But guess the company was saying,
yeah, you have creative control,
but yeah, we don't like what you're doing.
So these guests and everything,
we're not for that.
But you go ahead and do what you want.
Oh, okay.
No problem.
So no more John Stewart on Apple TV.
I know.
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died today? Who
died today? Well, we'll begin
with Sir Bobby Charlton.
Sir Bobby Charlton,
England World Cup winner
and Manchester United
Legend, dead
at the age of 86.
He won, I don't know,
49, he scored 49 international goals
which were records for the country.
17-year first
team career with United.
He won three league titles, European
Cup and an F.A. Cup.
He passed away peacefully early in the morning, Saturday this past weekend.
He has hailed as England's greatest player and an undisputed legend.
Apparently, he was diagnosed with dementia, I don't know, two or three years ago,
and that's probably what played an important role in his death.
So Sir Bobby Charlton, dead at the age of 86.
Then we have Betsy Rawls.
Betsy Rawls,
eight-time LPGA major champion.
I don't know that I guess she was an LPGA legend.
Died at the age of 95.
So rest in peace.
Betsy Rawls.
Betsy joined the LPGA in 1951.
Was that even an existence?
Oh, he was a second year.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
So, okay.
Yeah.
So, fine.
Congratulations to Betsy Rawls for her LPGA tournament victories.
That's when she won her first tournament at 1952,
which was the second year of the LPGA.
She won 55 LPGA events in her storied career,
which ranks her for the sixth most into her history.
So Betsy Rawls became of the inaugural member class of the LPGA Hall of Fame
at 1967.
so congratulations to Betsy Rawls and also rest in peace to Betsy Rawls dead at the age of 95.
I mean, don't look at me like that.
It doesn't say that's what she died of.
She was 95.
It said here in the story that she played golf until she was 92,
only stopping when the COVID-19 pandemic began.
So it doesn't say that she had anything to do with what you're thinking about.
So just stop looking at me like that.
Then we have Rachel Chase.
Rachel Chase, popular fitness influencer.
She just passed away.
She died at the age of 44.
She was a big time influencer.
She, you know, bodybuilder, exercise coach,
had a bunch of followers on social media.
She inspired millions of people around the world.
She was supportive,
hearted. She had
five children. A couple
of them. She also had a pair of twins.
She believed that if you were in a toxic
relationship, get out,
especially for the sake of the
children. She said, if you know
you're in an abusive relationship and you don't
have the courage to leave, do it
for your children. Grab hold of
whatever you need long enough to survive
crawling out of that hole because I
promise you it will be
worth it. So Rachel
Che is dead.
at the age of 44.
Very sad.
Now, I know what you're thinking.
It says they don't say her cause of death.
So it's under investigation.
Okay?
So I know, I know you're looking at me like I told it,
but no, it doesn't say that.
It just says it wasn't revealed.
So just stop thinking that.
Okay.
Now let's talk about, we'll add one more to the list
of who died today.
All right. Angel Hernandez, 16-year-old teenager. Yeah, well, 16 would make him a teenager,
tragically collapsed and died at a cross-country meet moments after breaking his personal time record,
according to local reports. Chisholm Trail High School had just completed a 5K district track meet in Haltam City in Tarrad County,
which is right at my neck of the woods, when he collapsed right after crossing the finish line.
Now, some of you may say that's what you get for running.
Not me, though.
Not me.
I would not say that for the old track and field.
Go ahead, do whichever he's got to do.
However, it doesn't say what he died of.
He just collapsed and died right there.
Apparently, they did take him to a hospital because, I mean,
I'm sure that the high school did not want him to die there.
so they just he was still alive in quotation marks until they the ambulance got him to the hospital but it doesn't say
uh that that's what killed him okay they just they don't know what killed him so stop looking at me
like that it doesn't say that it does say though that he collapsed and then some friends went over
and picked him up and dragged him over to the water fountain and then he took a
drank from the water fountain, or at least they dragged him over to the water fountain,
and then he collapsed again, then they took him to the hospital, and then they pronounced
him dead an hour later. Very sad. So rest and peace, all on our list today of who died today,
Sir Bobby Charlton, Betsy Rawls, Rachel Chase, and of course Angel Hernandez, R-I-P.
And I was reading an uplifting, an actual uplifting story today about Kevin Heinz, a guy by the
name of Kevin Hines. So in the year 2000, he was 19 years old, and he wanted to end his own life.
So he wanted, was going to jump off the Golden Gate Bridge and did. He plunged over 220 feet.
They claim he was, you know, when you jump off the bridge like that, you're traveling at 75 miles an hour or so.
He hit the water below, shattering three of his vertebrae, narrowly missing, severing his spine by two millimeters.
Now, he survived the impact.
which is incredible.
Now, he realized that he wanted to stay alive.
After he hit the water, he realized, you know what?
I want to live.
I want to live.
So he tried to go to the surface,
and the weight of his clothes kept pulling him beneath the surface of San Francisco
Bay, plus he was, you know, really injured.
So, and he said he kept struggling for what seemed like an eternity
to resurface and grasping for air enough to hold on to life.
suddenly he felt an unusual force from below lifting him above the water's surface where he remained until the coast guard arrived
it was only later that he discovered the mysterious presence keeping him afloat a sea lion had been supporting his body until the rescue boat arrived i mean eyewitnesses observed this happening so he has now become a motivational speaker
and an advocate for suicide prevention.
I would really like to talk to
Kevin Heinz. That's an amazing
story. Even more amazing
is that after he jumped and hit the water,
then, you know, being injured
so badly, he realized, I
want to live. And
then, all of the sudden,
a sea lion
saved him. So was it
just a sea lion, or was
it something other than
just the sea lion that kept him
afloat? Huh.
I wonder, isn't that how miracles are supposed to happen?
Huh.
Yes, it is.
Pretty amazing.
Pretty amazing.
Kevin Hines, a story from the year 2000.
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All right, so we're still looking for a speaker of the house in our house of representatives,
and yet we get stories like this from our one representative, Sheila Jackson Lee,
from Texas, Houston area.
You know, video or I mean, so audio was caught of her profanity,
laid in abusive tirade on a staffer that she described as an effing idiot.
Of course, that's who she is.
That's who they all are.
She's hurling obscenities and insults because the staff
you know, won't do a G damn thing.
She'd be ready and if you have a effing brain.
And she's just a terrible person.
That's just all it is.
It's just a terrible person.
But I also want to talk about someone who's not a terrible person.
Someone who is actually talking about
great stories and America is great.
I couldn't believe it.
So I see this clip posted with from Jim
Jordan, who was doing a quick press conference.
Now, apparently Jim Jordan is out now.
Nobody wants him.
He's got a, you know, he's too good of a guy to be speaker of the house, I guess.
Too good.
But his speech the other day, and it was just a little five-minute clip of him talking about
going to dinner and going to where the Wright brothers flew the plane, on how good America
is and what a great country America is was awesome.
And we need more people talking about the great.
of America, living the American dream.
Here's Jim Jordan, a congressman from Ohio.
A few years ago,
Paula and I got a call from some friends,
living in the Dayton, Ohio area.
We live about 40 miles north of there,
and they asked if we were free to go to dinner with him
on a few nights later, and we said, sure.
And they said, before we go to dinner,
we're going to tour the Wright Brothers' homes.
And we said, great.
We enjoy history.
Let's learn about these amazing two Americans.
And so we go there and you paid the lady at the door $5 from the Historical Society.
And you go on this tour and you learn all these amazing things about the Wright brothers.
You learn about the bicycle shop and the other things, the gadgets and gizmos they tinkered with and built.
Fascinating tour.
Last stop on the tour is Orville Wright's bedroom.
And they tell you a few more things about this particular Wright brother.
And then they close the story.
the tour out by showing you two pictures. First picture they hold up that very first flight 1903
and Kitty Hawk North Carolina in this thing they called a plane. Pretty cool. And you first
the first thought you see that how did that thing get off the ground? And the truth is it barely
did. It flew like a hundred feet, got a few feet off the ground. And you're thinking about that.
You sort of remember that picture from eighth grade, ninth grade, wherever they did teach that school.
Yeah, we've all seen that picture. Absolutely. I thought, well that that's amazing. They put that
picture down and then they hold up a second picture. 44 years later, 1947, Chuck Yeager
breaking the sound barrier in a jet. Incredible. And I was like, wow, that I didn't know.
That's amazing. And 44 years we go from two guys flying 100 feet to another American,
breaking the sound barrier in a jet. That was the end of the tour. They put that picture
down and Polly and I start walking out.
Right. And so he's already incredible, but just think of this.
Now, he's still loving on America. I'm waiting for him to take the turn.
But Americans didn't actually do this, but he doesn't. He goes on.
Wait a minute. Hey.
Wait a minute. Why did they stop there?
I represent Wapakoneta, Ohio, Allglaise County, Ohio, hometown of Neil Armstrong,
who 22 years after Chuck Yeager breaks the sound barrier,
steps on the moon.
Think about it.
Stop and think about it.
In 66 years, one
lifetime, we went from two guys
flying 100 feet to putting a
man on the moon. It is a
great country. A great country
the greatest country in my
judgment made up of great people.
And right now those people I think
are starting to doubt
and wonder about their
government and about where our nation is headed.
That's where I disagree with Jim.
We're way past.
Doubting.
We are there, Jim.
But awesome.
I mean, that is unbelievable.
That's what we need more of.
People that who appreciate and love America.
That's just,
that's just amazing.
But he's too good to be Speaker of the House.
Just remember that the next time you hear
the talking heads on mainstream media tell you,
Jim Jordan is, he's too good.
He's got 100% rating on conservatives.
No, we don't like Jim Jordan.
He, you know what Jim Jordan did once?
he shook hands with Donald Trump.
That bastard.
Just remember, he at least loves America.
Yes, the same America that won't allow you to post a picture of Hitler anymore.
I guess we can't even look at him anymore.
I'm not sure what the deal was at Michigan State University,
their football stadium, they're at a football game this weekend.
Against the Michigan Wolverines, by the way, and they got their butt and kicked.
And some would say, well, yeah, that's because Michigan,
cheated knows all the signs. That's another
investigation that we could get into
at a later point as well. However,
my whole point behind this is
that on their stadium video
boards there was a quiz
before the rivalry
game. And then everyone
posted a picture of Hitler
on the video board. I don't know what
the quiz was. I don't know what
the deal was. It was just a picture of Hitler
so we can't have a picture. We can't show
Hitler at all. Not during these
times, Jeff. Israel is at
war with Hamas and the world hates Jews so that's why okay so the image goes viral with no information
on what it was just I can't believe they had to show this at the stadium the picture of the
Hitler picture at the stadium was early on because there's nobody in the stadium and when you look
at the stands there was very few people in the stands which wasn't the case during the game
so so that went viral and the university then
said, oh man, we are so sorry for the content that was displayed. This is not representative of our
institutional values. Well, I mean, okay, if you say so. And they also said that the university
would stop working with the third-party source that provided the quiz content and strengthen
its approval procedures going forward. So good. We learned that we don't have to ever see a picture of
Adolf Hitler again in any kind of quiz, ever.
Now, was it, you know, kind of bad timing?
I guess.
But if it was just a quiz pre-game up on the video board,
we can't show a picture of Hitler?
Seems a little harsh, but, okay, just know that they've apologized.
And they are deeply, deeply sorry for the content that was displayed.
And it is not representative of their institutional values.
Now, they're really sorry that the content was displayed and then went viral on social media.
That's what they're sorry about.
But anybody, I digress.
So, you know, the third-party source out of the job in East Lansing doing their video board service.
And the University of Michigan, or the Michigan State University is going to have someone else be responsible with those approval procedures going forward.
So somebody's got a new job out of it.
And you can go out and celebrate today.
Today is National Crock Day.
Yay!
And the $120 crock classic cowboy boots that we talked about a couple of weeks ago are now out.
The crutes are now out.
You can pick those up.
Crocs, the casual footwear since 2002, created in Boulder, Colorado,
as a form of a boat shoe is now worn everywhere.
over a billion crocs have been sold in over 90 countries each year, each year.
Oh, my gosh.
There are over 120 styles available for men, women, and children with the signature shoe being the classic clog.
So go on out there and celebrate Clogmania on National Croc Day.
Wow, National Croc Day.
And I'll leave you with this.
which is really funny.
Have you ever realized that you wanted to listen to some audio on your phone,
but you were somewhere in your home and then you realized that you had your phone,
Bluetooth to a speaker in, you know, the bathroom or the back room or the garage or the bedroom,
wherever you have your speakers set up to Bluetooth, right?
And so this one has something to think about it.
And I don't ever want it to happen to you, but I don't ever want it to happen, especially to me.
I read this post and I hope this is just a joke and not real.
I sure hope this didn't happen because it would just be, well, it would have been hilarious if you would have been there.
This is the post.
Y'all, I don't want to be on this planet anymore.
I was on the toilet when my friend sent me a triple X video.
I played it, but there was no sound.
I increased the volume to the highest, but still no sound.
I watched it for eight minutes before I remembered my phone was connected to.
of the Bluetooth player in the living room.
My family and our guests
are waiting for me.
I've been on the toilet for eight hours now.
Man, you know, I wish
that actually is true,
and I was in the living room just listening to the audio.
That would be hilarious.
You know, for me.
Not for you.
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