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Episode Date: February 14, 2025

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February 14th I know the year is 2025 So you're not alone And you're you are projected To spend And not just you alone but everyone I was expected to spend $2.9 billion

on V-Day flowers. That's according to the National Retail Federation. Yeah. This story talks about how the inspectors at the Miami International go through all the flowers that come into the country. Nearly 80% of the fresh-cut flowers in florist shops, supermarkets, and even sold online in the U.S. are imported, mainly from Colombia and Ecuador.

I'm sure nothing else comes in with them, just the flowers. About 90% of these airborne imports enter the U.S. through Miami International, where custom agents specializing in agriculture have already inspected and cleared a billion flowers this year. So they have this huge flower cargo depot where they have 450,000 square feet of refrigerated warehouse space. Yeah, that's pretty big. So, no problem. Don't worry about it. We've got the flowers. They've made it in through customs. And those beautiful roses from Ecuador are just ready to go. Now, if you were to get

some flowers and open them up and have, say, another product with them by accident, of course, I say, I mean, you have to turn them in, don't you? No, really, you're supposed to, but no, you know better than that. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. So yesterday we talked about the Ohio man who has come down with bird flu and how it is starting to become, well, an issue. And I'm not really sure if we should be concerned or not. But I am.

I am very concerned. I know that, you know, you look at some of the numbers. We've got, in recent months, bird flu, we've got poultry, wild birds, dairy cows, pet cats. Nearly 23 million birds were affected by the virus in January. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, since February of 2022, they claim 138 million birds have been affected by H5N1. I feel like I saw a larger number than that. But we've had at least 69 confirmed human cases of bird flu in 12 states with one death associated with the H5N1. Well, now, you know, we heard about New York shutting down its open-air markets, temporarily, of course, because of bird flu.

Well, we have two city zoos in New York that have the, let's see, the Queen Zoo, the Bronx Zoo, and no one supports zoos more than myself for this show. They've had birds lost their lives. They've lost up to 15 birds at the zoos. Plus, you know, we have actual evidence that bird flu could go from bird to human. We just haven't, we don't have the evidence that it goes human to human, which, you know, they all say it could happen at any time. And we've tested veterinarians who at some point have had bird flu.

They don't have it now, but they've had it. It's in their bloodstream. It shows that they've had it. They're just, that's the way it is. So the whole time, I'm reading about all these birds dying and bird flu cases and not to worry. And then, you know, of course we have the stories about M-pox, monkeypox. And we have, you know, I know, I know the Ebola. of stories are from another continent, but

they sneak in this country, too. They come over. Maybe not so much anymore. We have a new administration that's taking care of some of that. But we still have that to worry about. All I can think about all day yesterday is Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

If you have fever and cough or soft throat, stay home. Right? Jansis was manufactured came out of a laboratory. The source of the virus was traced back to drug testing done at GenCIS Laboratories in San Francisco. A lab technician now known as Patient Zero was accidentally exposed to retrovirus ALZ 113, an Alzheimer's trial drug that was being tested on chimpanzees.

The infected chimps showed signs of erratic and aggressive behavior that led to their escape from the facility. The now famous incident on the Golden Gate Bridge, a six-hour standoff with police ended with the apes disappearing into mere woods. Emergency rooms are being overwhelmed with patients showing signs of what's being dubbed. The system is starting to break down. CDC is projecting a fatality toll ranging from 5 million to as many as 150 million in the next six to eight months. Anyone showing signs of a contagious illness will receive special treatment here. The airport's purpose-built quarantine center. Many of the new arrivals are children who have lost contact with their...

On their audits. ...are mandatory quarantines of sparked civil unrest. Families are being ripped apart now. Oh, no. It is not very late. Prepare your families. Know your evacuation route. The survival rate is now approximately one in 500.

Violence erupted in the city center tonight. The third incident in this many days. Yeah. Structure is breaking down. The reactor is overheating. We can't stop a meltdown. Oh no. That means there's no power.

Perhaps if anything resembling civilian order to the extremity of the simian flu crisis. All regular government functions have been suspended indefinitely. right those who aren't killed by the virus we'll probably die into fighting hello the beginning uh oh this is how it is pretty soon hello there won't be anyone left the lights go out i love this stupid movie i love the planet of the but at that movie, the very beginning of that movie, it punches me every time.

Every time I start thinking about, you know, bird flu and monkeypox and Ebola, COVID-19. I just think about the beginning of dawn, the planet of the apes. And then to top it all off, I read a story about this new, zombie fungus that infects spiders

and controls them to spread its spores into new victims. So, I'm just saying. I'm just saying, maybe some things might, may get out of control at some point. That's all. Yeah, good luck having enough ammo. And are you going to kill every spider that's coming after you?

I don't think so. It's the, orb weaver spider now it's named I guess after Sir David Attenborough now it's called

the Jebelolu Ataboroggi Something like that Sure let's What's her face working today? No she's off today We gave her today off Okay oh she's going to the

She's going to the Philadelphia parade Oh okay well that's fine We sent Chris Cruz there Hopefully we're going to hear from him and he's going to let us know what what's going on there. So I don't have my computer voice.

G-I-B-E-L-L-U-L-U-L-A Attenborough-H-I-I-I. That's the zombie fungus spider that controls fighting, forcing it out of its hiding spot to more visible areas like cave ceilings and then it helps it disseminate the spores and it looks for other hosts to give it the zombie goo.

And we have zombie spiders. I'm just saying, maybe we should be prepared for something just a little. Yeah, I'm all for that. In the caves, burn them all. I am all for that. What would we do on the planet without zombie spiders? I don't know, but I'm willing to find out. With Amex Platinum, $400 in annual credits for travel and dining means you not only satisfy your travel bug, but your taste buds too.

That's the powerful backing of Amex. Conditions apply. When we hear that sound, we have breaking news. It's CTF breaking news. Our man on the street, Chris Cruz, is out and about in America. Chris, where are you at today? Eagles. E-A-G-S, Eagles, Eagles!

So he's in Philadelphia for the celebration parade going on. There's reported millions of people have showed up to this parade. How's it going there, Chris? Fisher, I can't barely move. Oh, wow. There's people right next to me, and I hate this assignment. Well, I'm sorry, but it's a party. I don't know why you didn't text Ready Eagles to 8-8-Eagulls.

8777 to get all the updates. Instead, you flew me to Philadelphia. The city of Brotherly Loved. And right now I'm loved. Hey, don't touch there. I understood. Now, I'm being told in my ear that you had the mayor with you. I did.

I did have the mayor. Because everybody wants to know if she can spell eagles. And this is just a little bit of a mayor. Mayor, can you still Eagles? Yeah, good her on. E-L-G-S-Os. Oh, yeah, thank you, Madam Mayor. We appreciate it.

She'll be celebrating with the Eagles, along with millions of fans in the city of Philadelphia. It's going to end at the Rocky statue. Are you going to be able to make it there? The funny thing is, I saw the Rocky statue getting in place this morning. Okay. It was pretty cool seeing the Rocky statue move,

because I didn't know statues moved. And I have another question. A couple of times. Why do we take that down? Isn't that a staple? I thought so, too. They were supposed to be at the top of the stairs. At all times.

It was up there. And then before the Christmas, for some holiday, they moved it to the top of the stairs. And then they moved it back to where they keep. Yeah, it's alive. It's a live of moving statue. But I love the quote that I was able to get from the mayor. She said, other than spelling egos,

as we celebrate Philadelphia Eagles' incredible journey to the Super Bowl, Let's remember the resiliency that defines us, a city and team. Wow. Do we think that she actually, did she say that or write that? She said that. Okay. Wow. Okay.

So good for her. She looks like a little sunny there in Philadelphia. It's cloudy and I am, I am cold. I am bundled up. Okay. But here's the thing. There's some road closures. So if you are.

are trying to go to downtown and no. As of 11 a.m., the city shut down. Yeah. Is there a number that people can call? There is a phone number. There is a phone number. Yep. You go ready Eagles to 888-777.

And they'll send you all the details about the route when they open back up. But let's go back to the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Parade route. Okay. So we're going to step off from Broad Street and Patterson Avenue. you just right around 11 a.m. Yeah. Then we go northbound just for a little bit on Broad Street to South Penn Square. It sounds like the same parade route that the Eagles took last Super Bowl victory.

Let me keep going because maybe they took a turn because then after that we want to go westbound on South Penn Square to 15th Street. Okay. But then, see, this is where they get you. Don't go southbound. No, no, no. You're taking the wrong route. You go northbound.

Okay. on 15th Street to John F. Kennedy Boulevard. And then you're like, okay, you're going to turn east? No, I'm telling you. You're going to go westbound on John F. Kennedy Boulevard to the 16th Street. And you go northbound to the 16th Street to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Then you have to go westbound on Benjamin Franklin Parkway to Atkins Oval. And then you're going to end at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Apron.

And that's where they have the Rocky Statue. I'm sure. I'm almost positive. That's the exact same route that they did back in 2018. And if you were to say, hey, Chris, that's a lot of walking. I don't want to walk. Well, don't worry. Because at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, there'll be video screens that you can follow along the parade route.

So you don't have to walk it? They're not providing free dart passes. No, no, no. You're able to watch it on the screen. And just so that you know, the road closures and lane restrictions will be necessary during this entire. So please give it a little extra time in the morning if you're going to travel. But I mean, the kids are off school. They've shut down schools.

They've shut down everything in Philadelphia for today. So party on and have a good time. All the commercial off-street parking lots and garages will be located near the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Yeah. So if you have a map. I'll wait for you guys to open up your map because if you have any questions, after you open... I've got a paper map.

Okay, paper map, yes. After you open your paper map, you go to philap park.org. Okay. So only after you open your map, you go to Phila, P-H-I-L-A, park.org, and then they'll give you all the parking options. And the reason why I told you that's

because when you go to fill out park.org is going to do the areas where you can park, not for free. And you plug them in on your paper map. And then you go there. Yeah, okay, that's good. All right, well, listen, I appreciate you being there today. But don't worry, most of the streets will open on Saturday at 7 a.m.

Oh, so we're back to business. We're back to everyday business. So from 11 a.m. today to 7 a.m. Saturday. Streets will be closed. Can you tell if they've greased any of the light poles so people don't climb them for this parade? We have not talked about any grease on light poles, but the. Yes? Tell those people

to back away from you It's just too hard I can see on the video screen right now It's just too hard To focus on the closures I'm still bogged down By the closures

Because if you need local access You have to go to west of 22nd Street Okay And then you take Wallace Matt Vernon Green Street Judson Brandy wine

You have to take those But I'm I'm so bogged down with the closures. By the way, if you're trying to get from I-95, I-76, yeah, that's not going to happen because those ramps are off. Oh, no. Limits. Oh, no.

You can go through that. If you're not there now, you're probably not going to get there. By the time you're listening to this and all the instructions I gave you, they're no longer doable. Yeah, you're not going to happen. It's not going to happen. So you'd be safe out there and be sure. Look, if you're showing up now, go ahead and dial.

What's the number again that people should call? Oh, yes. You dial 888-7-7. That's it. How much more do you want? 8-8-8. Well, you're not down. Okay, let me go back to these old people that are just now confused.

You text Ready Eagles. Okay, I text Ready Eagle. To the number eight. Eagles, plural. Eagles. Yes. Okay, ma'am, how do you spell Eagles again? E-L-G-S-E-S-E-E-E-O.

Oh, you're going to want to text it to the different eagle, the different way to spell it. Yes, yes. Up to 888-7-77. 8-8-8-7-7-7. There's no more numbers after that. I think you're... No, not when you're texting this prompt. Like, what are you not understanding?

But anyways, if you're saying, Chris, unlike you guys, I don't have the extra budget to send me myself to Philadelphia. Right, right. Just go to NFL.com. Oh, there you go. And you can watch it there. There you go. And I guess all the routes, I don't have to tell you, because you really are not walking. Well, you're not there.

You're watching it on NFL. But you must be, you know, lucky if you're not there because, like Jeffrey said, it's going to be a little bit sunny, but mostly cloudy. Yeah. With a high of 38 and a low of 25. That's why you're saying you were pretty cold. And Fisher, if you were to ask me, will Taylor Swift be at the Super Bowl parade? Yeah, I was just going to. I was just going to ask you that if Taylor Swift was going to be there because while she is, you know, dating Travis Kelty.

We'll see how long that lasts. She went to the Super Bowl without any Kansas City gear on. Anyway, but she grew up a Philadelphia Eagle fan and one would think that she may show up to the celebration. Okay, so what's the question again? Is Taylor Swift going to show up to the celebration? It's highly unlikely she would attend the Super Bowl parade for her childhood team. Oh, see, that's disappointing. That's darn it.

Don't buggard. Now, Fish, I don't know, I know you're not sent me to Philadelphia and the freezing cold to talk conspiracies. But have you talked about the conspiracy that if he would have won the Super Bowl, he was going to propose to Taylor Swift? I've not talked about it, but I did see that rumor out there, yeah. And, you know, plus I still say she, I saw her at the Super Bowl.

She was not wearing any Chief's gear. She was wearing red, though. Okay, but she usually has the, had that Chief jacket on, and I just, I feel like that jinxed them. I feel like it's Taylor's fault. And I want to go back to, you know, here when we make mistakes, we met up. We have to. This will be the same route.

I told you it sounded like, all right, we're done. I told you it sounded exactly like the same route that they took back in 2018. I knew it. I forgot the westbound and northbound, but yes, these will be the same route. Thank you, Chris Cruz for the live report here on CTF and our man on the street. tonight. I appreciate it. I appreciate it very much. Thank you. Okay, that got me a little over-excited, even though I, you know, I feel like I'm going to actually be there for the parade, even though I'm actually not going

to be there. But let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink now, desperately. You know, I have no interest in seeing the Captain America movie. I really, I've watched all the trailers. I get all the characters. I just have zero interest in seeing that thing. I release this weekend's probably going to be number one. Anthony Mackey, he's okay. I got no problem with him, you know, kind of. I just, do I care? You know, that I don't know, I'm pretty much over it. We'll see. We'll see how it does. It'll probably be okay. The reviews have been not good. I'll leave it at that. The reviews have been not good. So it's got like a 53% Rotten Tomato score from the critics.

I think the regular humans, the masses, gave it like an 80%, which really isn't that great. So it's the new, it ranks above Eternals, 2021, and it ranks above Ant Man and the Wasp Quantum Mania, 2023. Those are the two films that failed to impress the critics. So if you liked Eternals, you liked Ant Man and the Wasp, in the WASP, quantum mania, you know,

then you obviously will probably like Captain America. We'll see. We'll see how, I just have zero interest in seeing it. And I'll barely, like four months from now, five months from now, when they say, hey, it's on streaming.

All you got to do is go and watch it. Maybe I'll get around to it. When my wife says, oh, we should watch Captain America. All right, let's watch it. But I really have like zero interest. I'm so done with, those movies.

I just, maybe that's the problem. Now we have, we got the NBA All-Star game this weekend, which is either doing some kind of new round-robin thing

with their teams and their games and they're going to have a mini tournament with four teams and who could score 40 first. It'll be great. It'll be great.

And everybody will just fall in love with it. The NBA will be back. It'll be great. And then we have the Daytona 500 Sunday afternoon. Am I going to watch the Daytona 500? I know, maybe.

I might put a little bit on just to sketch a little bit of the, get a little bit of the race. You know, I've got a, I've got a plaque somewhere that's got, I've got some Daytona 500 rubber in it and, you know, the coin or whatever with the 500 somewhere in one of my boxes in the garage. It'll be worth nothing 100 years from now. But, I mean, I'm, you know, a Daytona 500, it's definitely an iconic race.

And then we have Saturday Night Live, their 50th anniversary, going up against the NBA All-Star game, as they have a three-hour special on NBC Sunday night, celebrating their 50th anniversary. And they've got all kinds of guests. And on Saturday night, their usual time slot at 1130 p.m. Eastern, they're going to re-air the debut episode of Saturday Night Live. That might be worth a watch.

It might be worth a watch. It might be fun. And so, you know, we talked yesterday about the McCorme, Cartney concert, I think the reason that he was doing his concert was to warm up for this Saturday Night Live appearance that he's going to do. So, you know, it might be worth watching the Saturday Night Live thing. I don't know. The whole darn thing, you know, I'm just going to stop for a second and remind you, football season is over. And that's very disappointing to me. And we'll just leave it there. Just leave it there. Just leave it there.

You know, speaking of NBC, I see they are being sued by Diddy. My man Sean Diddy Combs for $100 million. He's suing NBC over there, Diddy, the making of a bad boy documentary. And I almost watched that the other day because it's up on Peacock. And so he's currently being held in New York. Well, yeah, he's currently being held in jail in New York on his sex trafficking. charges. But it's up on Peacock and I almost watched it. Maybe I saw something about Diddy, so maybe it was, I don't remember if it was on Peacock or if it was somewhere else.

Because there's a bunch of them now that are, you know, and I'm going to have to watch them all because I want to know who said what and I want to know for sure because this documentary that aired on Peacock, pretty sure that's the one I saw. Featuring interviews with childhood friends, former bodyguard, former employees. alleged victims. Oh boy. Singer, Al B. Schurr, who was married to Combs' late ex, Kim Power, in the lawsuit, which was filed in New York Supreme Court,

NBC maliciously and recklessly broadcast an outrageous set of fresh lies and conspiracy theories. Okay, all right. If you say so, diddy? They further state that claims that Combs carried out murder and had sex with minors are false and alleged that NBC sought only to capitalize on the public's appetite for scandal without any regard for the truth.

And at the expense of Mr. Combs' right to a fair trial. So they claim Combs suffered substantial, reputational, and financial harm. Uh-huh. Because of the documentary and are seeking a jury trial and damages not less than $100 million. Yeah, it was a documentary that caused reputational and financial harm to the Diddy Foundation, to the Diddy Man. Over the past 16 months, at least 40 plaintiffs have sued combs over allegations of sexual assault and other sexual misconduct.

I'm with you. They're just accusations. Nothing is true. and are all 40 of them true? Probably not. Probably not. Most recently a new lawsuit was filed against the embelled music mogul. Music mogul.

Okay, did he? I know he was. Stop it. Claiming that he allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted a teenager when she was walking home from a babysitting job. See, do I believe that? With, no, I don't. But do I believe?

many of the other stories? Absolutely. 100% I do. So I mean, that's where you get lost in the mud with these stories. But anyway, good luck to Diddy and good luck for getting your money from Peacock and NBC. And I guess I better

go watch that before it goes away because Peacock might say, well, we're not going to pay any money, but we'll take it down. And I have to see it before they take it down. I'll let you know when I, when I began watching it. You can follow me on social media at Jeffrey JFR on X,

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a part of the football program, obviously, but he started out in Ohio State, and then he transferred to Kentucky, and then he went to UNLV. No further details on what happened or what the cause of death was or how he died. We're going to answer those later. It's just a tragic loss

for UNLV. So it's either, a heart attack from that or it's an OD from you know the flowers coming in from Columbia and Ecuador or a suicide

right one of those three so very sad no I don't think he hooked up with the this was in Las Vegas so he wasn't hooking up with the what's her face from New Orleans you know the Bourbon Street Hustler was in it was just at New

That's not in Las Vegas. So Las Vegas doesn't want that news. So anyway, rest in peace to Ben Christman dead at the age of 21. Then we have Jerry Eisenberg. Jerry Eisenberg. And you know Jerry, of course. You don't be silly. You don't know Jerry Eisenberg, the animation producer and designer.

Jerry Eisenberg? See? Now you remember who he is. he's dead at the age of 87. He was a storyboard artist and character designer for years, worked for the Hannah Barbera

and Ruby Spears. He worked for all these different studios in Hollywood. I mean, it's just a guy was awesome. He died to complications from pneumonia. Apparently he was ill for some time.

He has passed away at the age of 87. I mean, the guy was part of so many cool animated cartoons. That's what cartoons are Jeff, animated. I know I want to call them cartoons because that's what they were but they're animated

works and they work storyboards and laid out designs and he wrote various productions across for a bunch of different studios. You know, Tom and Jerry kids and several Scooby-Doo's and Thunder the Barbarian

and I just I would just love so much of his work and you know the Peter Potstimus show it's just awesome stuff that uh you know the Peter Posthman show come on and that's just awesome anyway uh so uh Jerry uh Jerry Eisenberg dead at the age of 87 and speaking of uh Postomis uh New Jersey man is suing a safari tour operator after wife in Africa. I know. So what are you going to do? So the man, they were on an African servari, and I guess the hippo saw the wife and said,

no, we're done with her. So apparently this guy, Craig Manders, says in his suit that he witnessed the horrifying death of his wife, Lisa 70. who was killed in Zambia last year during a safari organized by a Connecticut company, African portfolio. And I love them, man. And you think of, you think of, you think of tours of Africa going on safaris. You think of African portfolio in Connecticut. So he said, we understood the dangers.

I guess you did, did you? They understood the dangers posed by the hippopotamus. We never would have agreed to be in such. close contact while on foot. Uh-huh. Sure. The idea that we were unwittingly exposed to such an extreme danger, a danger made even worse by our tour guides leaving Lisa alone on foot.

Ooh, that's not good. With such a deadly animal is nothing short of astonishing. Yeah, that's a good point. If that's true. If that's true. Just leave a bee. It's another white woman from America. Just leave her be.

She'll be fine. Now, maybe they were, maybe the history. Hi, hippo was, you know, busy like I'm out of cigarettes and somebody give me some. She wouldn't. So we're going to have to stop her to death. I don't know. I mean, that would be horrible to see, you know, you're out of safari and all of a sudden, you know, this 3,000 pound animal was attacking your wife. Or you?

Never mind the wife. He's not attacking me. I mean, those are large animals, man. And you don't want to, you can quote me on this. You don't want to be struck by a hippo. I know. I know. So then we'll see what happens with this lawsuit.

But this New Jersey man is suing the safari company for the death of his wife in Africa. And we'll see who gets a cut. Maybe I don't know if African portfolio has anything to do with it. who the tour people were in Zambia. Are we winning a lawsuit in Zambia over a hippo crushing down on you? I don't think so. I don't think we are. But good luck.

And rest in peace to Lisa, who is dead at the age of 70, at the hands or feet of a hippo in Zambia. Oh, no. And then we find out that, It looks like this is what's being reported. I'm just telling you what's being reported. Kanye or Ye and Bianca are breaking up. I know. I am sad too.

Apparently, apparently, it's over. They're heading for a divorce, according to reports, a source with direct knowledge. Talk to TMZ. and both sides have reached out to divorce attorneys. Wow. So apparently after Yeh brought her to the Grammys and undressed her in front of the Grammys

and then sold those misogynistic declarations on X and then sold those damn swat stick of T-shirts, she's had enough. And it's over. And so what are you going to do? I mean, Yays taking her all over the world, screwed her everywhere.

twice or more, showed her off, happy to show her off naked anywhere in the world, and now it's over. So dry your eyes. And as I said yesterday, what I said yesterday, we're talking about yay, and I know no one's thinking about Bianca,

because, well, she's whacked out of her mind anyway. And you know that, so you know what you're getting when you get into Bianca. So just be ready. Those of you that are thinking, hey, Bianca's free. I got to give me some of that. Be careful.

Just be careful. But the good thing about yay is that he's crazier than her. So she didn't have anywhere to go. But yay, dude, man, I love you. But as I told you yesterday, take your medications. Okay. Don't feel like you can't take your meds. We've all been there.

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What's the Lie? What's the Lie? Where contestants try to decipher the lie from four, count of one, two, three, four headlines. One of them is not true. Thus, that's why we call it, What's the Lie? Our contestant today, Dean Castellano, if he wins, not only will he get to come back for another round, he'll win a Talking Sense, Jeffrey Blue Freshie.

And for more information, you can go to the Talking Sense Facebook group and find the Freshie Center design just for you. Also, if you or someone you love, would like to be a contestant on What's the Lie, you can email Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com. Dean, welcome to What's the Lie. How are you, sir? Hey, Jeff, doing great, man.

you know, as we talked about redeeming the family name is my goal today. Yeah, my producer, Wes, has played this game multiple times. I'm not really keeping track for and lost. And I realized that you being, he's your bloodline, right? I mean, this is it. He is your bloodline. He is. He is.

He's smirching the name. He's sad, really, is what's happened. Well, and I've been on a golf trip. don't feel sorry for me. So I'm disconnected from a lot of the news. Oh, he's already making enough excuses. Already make enough excuses. I've made them easy.

I've made them easy. It's really easy. Four headlines, one not real. Okay? Got it. All right. All right. Let's go.

Headline number one. An independent cigarette designer is booked solid for the next year. Headline number two. Idaho man accused of using soup barcode hidden in ring for Walmart theft scheme. Headline number three, The Ninja Swirl by Creamy with an Eye is conquering the hardest type of ice cream to make it home. Headline number four.

A deep sea fish makes surprise appearance near the ocean's surface. Those are your four headlines. Headline number one, an independent cigarette designer is booked solid for the next year. Headline number two, Idaho man accused of using soup barcode hidden in ring for Walmart theft scheme. Headline number three, the ninja swirl by Creamy with an Eye is conquering the hardest type of ice cream to make it home. Headline number four, deep seafish makes surprise appearance near the ocean's surface. All right, Dean, those are your four headlines. What is the lie?

Who writes these? Oh, my God. Okay. Well, four sounds plausible. So it's like one, two, or three. The Idaho thing, that sounds fairly plausible. So it's the ice cream thing or number one. What was number one? Number one was about a cigarette designer. That's correct. Okay. I'm going with number one. You would be 100% correct. You have made well on your name, sir. you at least you fought through congratulations and you'll be able to come back next week thanks for listening and playing What's the Lie? What's the Lie is a subsidiary

of Chewing the Fed Enterprises. All information is probably accurate at the time of recording. CTF, WTL, MMXXV. So Dean, congratulations. You know, you fought through and won. I like it. I got, yeah, I got,

Thank you for repeating them. That helped me a bunch because I was, what sounded reasonable. Where do you pick these up? No concern yourself where I get my headlines with, Dan. Okay, this is part of the game show's secret, okay? Okay, okay. Very creative, very challenging, and thanks for inviting me to play.

All right, so you're a champion when you get to come back next week. I'll excited argue about that. Really? Okay. That's what I'm saying. Hey, by the way, just between you and me, you know, happy Valentine's Day. Well, I appreciate that. Spread the love out there.

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