Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Too Little Time… | 10/18/24

Episode Date: October 18, 2024

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believed to be the only privately owned copy of its type. The buyer's identity remains undisclosed. So it might show up here at the Mercury Studios. You never know. The studios that this show originates from. It was printed in 1787 after the Constitutional Convention drafted the framework of the nation's government. It was one of about 100 copies printed by Charles Thompson, the Secretary of Congress under the Articles of Confederation. Only eight copies are known to exist today, seven owned by public institutions.

So the bidding for the Constitution copy took about seven minutes. And the bids came in at $50,000 increments. And there was a brief pause at $8.5 million. And the auctioneer was like, we need a little bit more than this. So I'm not sure what's going on here. I believe that's a quote. And so he got it up to $9 million. So it sold for $9 million.

It's incredible how they found it too. They found it a couple of years ago. They were cleaning out the house once owned by Samuel Johnston, former North Carolina governor. And it was being restored. And they were in an old office room and they were hauling junk out. And somebody opened up a metal cabinet and went, Hey, I wonder what this is.

Oh, to take a look. Yeah, it was a copy of the Constitution. incredible. Nine million bucks. Also sold at this auction was a first draft of the Articles of Confederation. That's only worth a million. And the 1788 Journal of the North Carolina Constitutional Convention, $85,000. But you can get, maybe you could reach out to the undisclosed owner and say, you know,

I'll give you more than the $9 million that you purchased the Constitution for. And who knows, they might take it. I doubt it, but they might. If someone, if I just bought the Constitution for $9 million, I'd want to keep it for a little while. But if someone said, hey, I'll give you $10 million, didn't you have the Constitution? Yes, I did.

And I just sold it again. Welcome. Welcome to Towing the Fat. So the TikToker that goes by the handle, Ug Madison, decided to see how long it would take for her to get kicked out of an all-you-can-eat-a-of-you-can-eat. Now, she went to this Haibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet, and she continued to eat.

She was there for four and a half hours, and they finally kicked her out. So she left everybody a tip, and it was a, you know, a funny bit on TikTok, and people were saying, why do they say it's all you can eat when it's not really all you can eat? There was a time limit. And, you know, so she gave everybody a big tip,

and she said the experience was great, and the bit was to see, you know, if and when she would ever get kicked out of, you know, the all-you-can-eat buffet, how long it would take, and it took four and a half hours. Well, you know, my old friend John Panette, who's dead now, rest in peace, he died in 2014.

There's a picture of us somewhere making in the, in the ethers of the internet, the comedian John Panette, who was hilarious. But he did a bit years ago now. I mean, it would have been, he died in 2014, so this bit was at least 11, 12, 13 years ago. And he probably thought of it 15 years ago. You know, before, I mean, certainly four or five years before he died.

And he did the bit of the All You Can Eat. Well, he was going on a tour. But his bit of all you getting kicked out of. of the All You Can Eat Chinese restaurant was, I believe, four hours. So the answer was already there for TikToker

Ug Madison. She just probably wasn't aware of it. So I went to this Chinese All You Can Eat buffet and while the owner he got pissed. I mean, he was rude though. He'd come out every hour. Son of a bitch,

still here. Look, he got again. He started screaming at me. You're going to... You're here four hour. See? Why, you're here four hour? You're not come here anymore.

You have spare ribs. Love Chinese food shouldn't be all you can eat. Now, Japanese food. Okay, we can go out. We could go on. I could do the whole bit for you, but John laid it out for you right there. uh four hours and so she made it four and a half hours and uh she extended to stay uh too long and now those rules have been set a long long time ago all right so we heard we heard john mentioned

uh japanese food and he was good he takes you on a world tour and you can find the video out there it's really funny john pennett i mean i had such a great time with john he's really funny and uh it's a surprise that he died so young actually uh they found him in a hotel room in Pittsburgh. Weird. Anyway, so speaking of Japan, I see where Japan has reported its first bird flu outbreak of the season.

So, I mean, I guess it's I guess when we hear that it's flu and cold season, they're not only talking about just the regular everyday flu, they're talking about the avian influenza as well. So if people are around you are starting to feel a little shaky, that might be why.

So apparently they're culling around 19,000 chickens at a farm as a total precaution. The process is expected to be completed today, actually. So those of you listening live, it's the 18th of October, 2024. So the culling, you know, the murder of 19,000 innocent chickens will be done today. And so just be careful. I know this is, you know, Japan reporting it, but, you know, it is the cold and flu season. I mean, as long as we're talking about, you know, sick animals and how we shouldn't be eating them. I see this story making the rounds again.

And I guess this is just a precursor warning story. Like, you know, we need to talk about those people that ate that undercooked bear meat again. Because we already did. We already knew that, you know, 10 attendees. of this North Carolina mountain event got sick from eating this tainted bear meat. I remember talking about it. They had facial swelling

and it was all caused from undercooked bear meat served at this mountain affair. And it infected 10 of the 22 attendees in this November of 2023 affair. Yeah, I remember talking about this. And they talked about sometimes, you know, it's brainworms and it could cause fever and severe muscle aches and swellings.

cooking your bear meat. All right. Cook your bear meat. And they talked about the people who got sick. Some of the people they got sick because they didn't eat. I didn't eat the meat, but the meat was the vegetables and stuff that they cooked were cooked on the same pan that the bear meat was cooked on. So they got the runoff. They got the runoff bear meat.

What is it? Tricanella. And so, and then this story talks about an increasing percentage of recent cases are, associated with the consumption of wild game meat. So any time that you eat bear, and I've had bear before, it's stringing, it's kind of, I'm not a big fan of bear meat, but, I mean, I didn't say no.

But I guess this is just, they're trying to warn people. Is this bear meat eating season, I guess, for the world? So, because we had the people in last year, right, at the end of last year. And I think we had some people, even then this year, that got sick. And the same neck of the woods, yeah, there was some kind of family reunion. Yeah. And then there were some people that got sick a couple years ago in Canada.

So just be careful. This is just a precursor warning. I don't know why it doesn't say, well, we just found out that it wasn't the bear meat. It was from the bark that was cooked with the bear meat. It doesn't say that. It's like repeating the same story. They must, I've got a story due today and I don't know what to write about.

You know what, we could write about the bear me being undercooked again. Just to warn people. Sure, go ahead. You do that. Who is this story written by? This is from the New York Post, Caitlin McCormick.

Caitlin, here you go, baby. I go out and get another story. Okay, I know you've got a deadline. You've got to create a story. I don't know what they're paying you. But maybe, I mean, I appreciate the health update. I appreciate the health update. You know, make sure that you cook your bear meat.

Maybe that's your article. I don't need to know about all the people that got sick. Just do the headline. Cook your bear meat. Love Caitlin. With Amex Platinum, $400 in annual credits for travel and dining means you not only satisfy your travel bug, but your taste buds too.

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I know last year they laid off thousands of employees as part of a year of efficiency plan from Mark Zuckerberg. But according to this report, they have made a series of cuts across various departments, and the meta spokesperson confirmed there were layoffs aligned with long-term strategic goals and location strategy. Ah, that's special. Meta has also recently fired about two dozen employees

for abusing the $25 Uber Eats and Grubhubbh credit, Good, you thieving bastards! So the insurance and the salary wasn't enough. You had to abuse your $25 Uber Eats and Grubbhub credits. Apparently, staff members were using the company perk. It's supposed to be for employees in locations without cafeterias. Oh, no. Do you have employees without?

cafeterias and then they have to get food and they we have to give them credit. Give them some Grubhub credit. That's fine. Give them some Uber Eats credit. Let them get some, you know, get some stuff for lunch. Well, they were buying household others like laundry detergent

things they needed around the house. I apparently meant it was not happy about that. They said, hey, you guys are not doing that. That's abusing the whole system. So, why don't you go ahead and get out? In fact, we'll just make you gone as part of our reorganization.

It's part of our long-term strategic goals and location strategy. And so have a nice day. Good luck. God bless. And I doubt the people that met her were saying, God bless. That was me. I don't know what kind of reorganization plan is going on at, Netflix, but I do know, you know, they've got some long-term and strategic goals that they're

going to be working on, but they just announced that it added five a million customers in quarter three. So their global subscriber base is now more than $282 million. $282 million subscribers and they generated nearly $10 billion in revenue in the third quarter so pretty good

that's pretty good and that's why we're getting the new Netflix shows and they're spending some money on live and they've got WWE coming pretty soon which is going to be global you'll be able to see that globally and I think it starts I think WWE starts outside of

U.S. because of U.S. contracts with networks, and then it will come to the U.S. in a year or two on Netflix. So, I mean, if you log in with your international VPN, who doesn't, doesn't everybody have their international VPN? You could watch it, you know, you can watch different shows on Netflix rather than your, rather than your United States of America, Columbus, Ohio

VPN number, okay? But I just picked a city out of the air, and it was Columbus, Ohio. I have no idea why. It's a great state of Ohio. You're welcome. You're welcome. Because I normally would have picked another city, not from the state of Ohio.

And I'm slipping a little bit doing that. Anyway, congratulations to Netflix. There's so many shows to watch. I just saw, oh my gosh, I just saw a promo for Lioness Season 2. And that's Paramount. That's another Taylor Sheridan show. Yellowstone, the final season is coming up here pretty soon.

All the network new season and shows are dropping this week and next. You know, Blue Bloods and NCISs and all the FBI's and some of the shows that I like, some of the newer shows. The one show that I really like, I hope, comes, and I haven't seen a promo for it yet, Will Trent. That was a good detective show. I enjoyed him, his character.

Just another, you know, it's just struggling detective. It's in my wheelhouse, man. I love those. I'm still getting out in Whisting on AMC Plus. That's an older show, but there's seven or eight seasons of that. So that's my show that go-to that when I don't have a show to watch. And then we have Lincoln Lawyer

drops today on Netflix season three. I'm excited about that. And Netflix, thank you. Thank you for you being you and dropping all the episodes at once. I love that. You made us addicted to that.

All the other streaming platforms said, oh, it's a good idea. We'll do that. And then they decided, oh, you know what, we're going to go back to the once-a-week thing. We don't want to be just

like Netflix because we don't want people just to stream a show and that not come back to us. Give us content then. Okay, so anyway, then we have Tulsa King, season two. You've got Old Man, season two, which has been, okay. I'm kind of disappointed, and I'm hoping that it gets better. Season two of the old man is, and it's okay. And I told you already, the one thing that just bugs the crap out of me on that show is the chick, you know, the chick. The female lead, who is the old man's daughter, is pregnant in this season.

And it drives me insane how they cover it up, how they try to cover it up. But I'm like, ah! Why did you film it? Wait, there's no tell you. We couldn't postpone the filming. And I'm sure they probably couldn't. There was a time limit, time frame, maybe Bridges or some of the other actors, you know, had to film when they had to film. I get it.

And she's pregnant. Here's an idea. Come up. Get another daughter. pick somebody else. You know, she looks like the daughter originally. Go ahead, she's the daughter now. And the fans would have went,

eh, oh, that's his daughter this season? Okay, that's the way it goes. And we would have been okay. But she's fine. She does a fine job. It's just a, I just drives me insane how they try to hide the fact that she's pregnant. And it just drives, it's just me. I know it's just me.

Stop looking at me. I got it. There's so many shows to watch. and then Monkey Was it Mad Monkey? Bad Monkey

On Apple Plus Awesome 10 episodes just ended All the murders in the building is still in the middle I think they're at Season episode 8 or something We have Daryl

Season 2 The Walking Dead Book of Carol Which by the way Talking Walking Dead will be back this week It's been neglected for reasons that you don't need to know But it's been neglected

But Talking Walking Dead will be back this week, Monday, Darrell, season two, Book of Carroll with Jason Butchrell and my son Maximus Fisher. So I'm looking forward to that because that show is in the heat of the battle as well.

There's so many things. Plus, plus all of those shows, and I have football to watch. College football, every game is a big game. If you're in the, we talked about it today on Pat Unleased, if you're in the top 25, top 30, If you're in the top 30, every game is a big game for you.

The way that the playoff schedule is set up now with the 12-game playoff, every game is an important game and a big game. And with the realignment of the league, like with the Pac-12 coming into the Big Ten and some of the teams from the Big 12 going into the SEC, I mean, there's some big-time games that wouldn't have happened until post-season play in years past. because of the realignment.

It's just, it's been fun. It's been really, really fun. And so, rules have been changed. Even rules have been changed this year. Our man at Oregon is making them change the rules after last week. That pisses me off, too. He found a, he did a play, and then they found out he did it on purpose, and they're mad at him for doing it on purpose.

That pisses me off. So now they're going to change the rule. So in the last minute of that game against Oregon and Ohio State, Ohio State was on the drive and they had one time out. So they were going to drive and try to get out of bounds or get up to the ball and spike it if they could get a first down so that they could drive down and get into field goal range. And they ended up, the quarterback ended up going on a quarterback sneak

and had he stopped like four yards before he stopped and called time out, there would have been one or two seconds. left in the game, and they would have had an opportunity to kick a field goal. Maybe make it, maybe not, but that would have won the game had they made it. But he ran too far before he slid. Time ran out on the clock game over. Oregon wins. Incredible.

But a couple of plays before that, when they had about a minute left and they were running plays, Oregon sent 12 men out on the field, did it on purpose. They ran the play, stopped the clock. okay the play was like I don't know ten seconds long or something but they stopped the clock for the penalty Oregon gets the penalty moves them up five yards

they take the penalty Ohio State takes the penalty and they replay the down and the ball moves up five years but the time on the clock remained where it was there's no movement of the clock so he burned

he burned those 10 seconds so Ohio State didn't could use them genius just a genius move. And so now they're saying that if that happens, that they're going to give an opportunity to put the clock back where it was

if the team is called for a penalty like that. In the last, I don't know, probably the last two minutes, they'll allow you to go back to the original start time of that play. BS, is what that is. BS, but whatever. And there's so much to watch. All that having been said. There's so much to watch.

And there's just not enough time. And I have to try to get some kind of sleep, don't I? I mean, I've got to do these shows. I give and I give and I give. I got to do these shows. I got to do pad on leased at least a couple times a week. I got to do my Saturday morning live show at 9 a.m. Central with Brad Staggs every Saturday.

I do chewing the fat show every day. My gosh, I've got to keep up with my ex account at Jeffrey JFR on X. I had to keep up. I barely keep up with the Facebook. My wife says, I sent you something. So that's Jeff Fisher Radio on Facebook. Jeff Fisher Radio on Instagram. My YouTube page, which is, I've neglected,

and I apologize for that, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. I need to do better at my YouTube page. I know that. Don't back off me, okay? I know already. And then you can email the show anytime chewing the fat at the blaze.com. I have to read emails and go through your emails. And then I have to,

And then I have to do cameos, which, you know, obviously I'm getting paid for those. But, you know, the cameos aren't free. But, you know, you order a cameo at Jeffrey JFR on the cameo app. I have to do those. So, I mean, there's just, there's not enough time in the day. There's not enough because I give and I give and I give. I guess I'm just going to have to give up on some sleep, which I've been doing. There's just not enough time of the day.

I don't know. Okay, just put it on, man. I'll watch it. That's what we're going to have to do. That's what I'm going to have to do. All right, let's go to the break room. I need something cold to drink desperately. Big news for those of you that were fans of the Warped Tour,

the so-called end of this story, the infamous pop punk festival, owned the scene in the 2000s and 2010s, that just went away. It's now coming back. So if you're ready to, you know, party, this is going to be it at the warped tour. It's going to honor the 30th anniversary. And so they're going to redo their no parents allowed parking lot party.

Well, I got to tell you, I think the other people in the park that will be parents. So just saying, anyway, they're going to do it in three cities next year in 2025, Washington, D.C., in June, Long Beach, California in July, and Orlando in November. So, according to this report from Rolling Stone, each show will take place over two days and feature 70 to 100 bands. Wow, that's quite an undertaking. We're getting very, very selective in trying to find some unique twists to the lineup. Those unique twists are, can you do it? Yeah.

Okay, you're in. 70 to 100 bands? Okay. So the warped tour founder, Kevin Lyman, said, I've always felt we need to pay homage to the past. But we're looking to the future. And we're looking to the future of the artists and the community. Who are you going to have at your 70 to 100 band lineup for your three big cities?

Wow, we're not announcing that yet. That'll happen. That'll happen. We're going to put that together for you. But we're going to roll it out, you know, highlight the artist. weekly and what we're going to do is whenever a band does say yes we're going to let you know no problem cap we appreciate it good luck good luck and let's make that let's make that warp tour the no parents allowed parking lot party happen all over again so the national world war one

museum and memorial in kansas city and who doesn't love the National World War I Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri. They apparently excavated a century old time capsule, revealing a cornucopia of early 20th century relics, artifacts, and documents. In 1924, historians and museum curators banded together to bury a time capsule inside the Liberty Memorial to be opened in 100 years. And so the items celebrated victory in World War I and provided a glimpse of life at the time.

So let's see. A 1920 group of prominent Kansas City residents formed the Liberty Memorial Association, constructed and honor of those who served in blah, blah, blah. At the time, the association hosted a ceremony to lay the cornerstone during the construction of the Liberty Memorial, but 100,000 people gathered. Airplane circled, overhead,

doves were released in patriotic music, ringed through the years of attendees. Oh, that's special. So the time capsule was placed deep within the limestone concrete interior of the Liberty Memorial Tower. Now, 100 years later. Yes, we're hosted a party and we dug it up and we want to see what's in the time capsule. What was in the stupid time capsule? Okay, there was a copy of the Constitution.

I don't know if it was one of the original copies. Are we up to number nine? That might be worth millions if it's one of those. Probably not, though. A Bible and a copy of the American Declaration of War from April 9. 17. Three objects were left if they wanted to open it live in front of the world. So the first of these artifacts was a tube of seeds representing the Kansas City agricultural community. Who doesn't love a tube of seeds? You take the seeds out? Yeah, okay. Okay. I hate it when they pop,

man. You got to make sure the seeds are out. Okay. I know you've got a tube of seeds there, but you got to take them out. We got to use them when we sell the bags. We use them for extra weight. Oh, wait. Did I... Too much information? Okay. So a tube of letters was the next exhibit unveiled consisting of congratulatory statements from Allied War Commanders.

See, in 1920, they thought that was a big deal. And today we're like, a letter from a general. So? Okay. And the final object is a printing plate from the Kansas City Star, dated November 1st, 1921. The headline that day detailed 60,000 people marching along a three-mile parade route. What proved to be unique to Warren and Museum.

So, big deal. So, I mean, the Kansas City Star, hey, we're putting together a time capsule. And we want to put one of your newspapers in it. Can we use one of your printing plates? Can it be cool. Maybe we have a 1921. Be cool to have a printing plate from the newspaper. You know, the things that don't exist anymore.

And it'd be cool to have those. And maybe we could put that in our time capsule. Do you think you could do that? And, you know, the guy at the Kansas City Star is like, give him one from, I don't know, a few years ago. Give him one from the 19-20, November 1st, 1921. Is that the one that's laying there? Yeah, give them that one.

That's fine. If they were having a parade that day, they'll like it. A hundred years from now, they'll be happy. We gave it to them to them the parade. I mean, come on now. Stop. A little, I mean, not as exciting as they, hoped. But hey,

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Who died today? Well, let's begin with TikTok star Rachel Yaffe has passed away at the age of 27. Very sad. She, over the years, used her platforms, Instagram, TikTok, documented her experiences and treatment of her rare liver cancer.

And that's what she was posting on her, social media sites and that's what finally did her in so rachel yoffey dead at the age of 27 then we have the execution of robert robertson robert robertson well actually it didn't happen i was walking him down to the the old execution room here in texas and then they got the call and he got the stay from the execution and everybody's happy because they he was convicted of shaken baby syndrome killing his baby and now i guess they've appealed and they didn't it was and i'm gonna i'm gonna butcher this so i've not roberts attorney and he'll be thankful for that when i tell you the story but apparently the the baby was really sick and he's got some expert saying that there's no way that

he killed the baby. The baby died of complications related to severe pneumonia. She did not die because of some violent impact and being slammed against the wall or thrown on the floor, which is what he was convicted of. And there was testimony, I guess,

that wasn't taken in when he was on trial. So, I mean, the odds of this guy being innocent are pretty good. And so he has the stay, and I think he has 30 days to figure it out or they're walking them down to the execution room again. So good luck, Rob. Good luck. I had you in my Who Died Today section.

So, I mean, we're still going to talk about you, but fortunately for you, you know, he didn't make it. Wait, that doesn't work. Did he make it? Yes, he made it. make the death, but he did make the Who Died Today. You know what I'm talking about. All right, one more.

We cannot have Who Died Today without mentioning the death of Yahayah Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, the man who was accused of being one of the masterminds of the October 7th, 2023, attacks on Israel, dead at the age of 61. Just almost a week away, maybe 10 days. away from his 60 second birthday. He's getting ready to sit down to cake and ice cream and nope, we're going to go ahead and just bomb the building he's in.

They're drone footage of him still alive, barely alive, in the building where they missile it. And he throws some kind of lamp pole or stick at the drone that's in there. It's

dead. Israel is knocking him off. It says here that we don't know who he had in mind to be his successor. If you are his successor, do you want people to know that you are his successor? I would say the answer to that is no, because Israel is knocking them off one by one, man.

Holy cow. So I guess I've told other terrorists to rest in peace. So you go ahead and rest too, their Yaha Sinwar dead at the age of 61. And I want to apologize, it's not Yahar.

And I want to call him Yahar. As we were friends. Yeah, we were a friend. His friends call him yeah. His name is Yaya Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-Y-S-I-N-W-N-W-A-S-I-N. war, W-A-R, huh, dead at the age of 61.

Okay, one last quick warmonger story. I see today in my emails of news headlines that Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky said that he has received intelligence that 10,000 North Korean troops are preparing to fight alongside Russians in Ukraine. And I would like to say to that, No shit.

We've been doing that story for at least a week, maybe more, that North Korea was sending troops to Russia to fight against Ukraine. I mean, that's been in the news everywhere. But he's received intelligence. I mean, come on. Who is running this show? That is unbelievable to me. I mean, I just, I just unbelievable to me.

I just figured it out. That's what they're doing. and spent all over the news for a week, but I just received intelligence. I mean, I can't. Marshall's buyers travel far and wide, hustling for great deals on amazing gifts. So you don't have to.

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Where contestants try to decipher the lie from four, count of one, two, three, four headlines. One of them is not true. That's why we call it, What's the Lie? Our contestant today, Jimmy Blackburn. If he wins, not only will he get to come back for another round, he will win a Talking Sense, Jeffie, Blue, Freshie. For more information, you can go to the Talking Sense Facebook group

and find the Freshie scent and design just for you. If you or someone you love would like to be a contestant on What's the Lie, email Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com. Jimmy, welcome to What's the Lie. How are you, my friend? Jeffrey, great to be on. I've been waiting for this moment for a long time. Well, I'm happy that it's finally happened for you.

I'll tell you that. You do. You sound like you're in a vehicle. You're out moving on the road? Just galavan out here, you know, in Pittsburgh. Okay, so be safe. I mean, I know the guardrails are up and everything, but I don't want you to hit a guardrail while doing the show.

But we'll keep the mic potted up if you do, so we have it on tape. But I don't want it. happen. Appreciate it. Yeah, we don't want the audience going to get any more than they need. All right. So,

uh, are you, where, you, you're driving in Pittsburgh. Is that, did I hear you say that? Yep,

driving in Pittsburgh going north, uh, taking a friend to the hospital. Oh, no. Oh, no. Gosh darn it.

I don't want to, now he's going to bring me down. I'm going to have to be nice. What is wrong with your friend? What happened to your friend? Is that, are they bleeding? out as we speak or are you okay?

No, just some eye surgery. I would say it was a knife fight, but it was your eye surgery. Yeah, it was eye surgery. And some might say perhaps your friend, well, I won't do that. Is your friend a male or a female? Female, yeah.

Some might say perhaps she should have had that dinner ready. Anyway, but not me. I would never say anything like that. Not me. I'm just saying some. would say that. So I hope everything works out well for your friend. No kidding. I mean, that's a

real pain when you have to walk around with a patch and the dark glasses and terrible. I hope everything works out. All right, so are you ready to play What's the Live? I could talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers with you for at length for quite some time, but I'm not going to do that because we're in the middle of

What's the Lie. So are you ready to play What's the Lie? All right, Jimmy, let's do it. All right. Four headlines. One not real? What's the lie? Headline number one. Robot vacuum starts hurling racial slurs at its owner after being hacked. Headline number two, new crock clogs mean matching togs for your dogs. Headline number three, a mysterious buyer just made the largest thymaster bulk buy order in history. Headline number four, Russell Brand is now hawking a magical amulet that costs $2,000.

$40. Those are your four headlines. Headline number one, robot vacuum starts hurling racial slurs at its owner after being hacked. Headline number two, new crock clogs means matching dogs for your dogs. Headline number three, a mysterious buyer just made the largest thigh master buy bulk history a bulk buy in history. Headline number four, Russell Brand, now hawking a magical omulet that caused costs $240. All right, those are your four headlines.

Jimmy, what? I can't even spit them out today. I'm so excited to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers. What is the lie? All right, Jeffrey. I mean, listen to all those. It's got to be number one. Got to be number one.

Spit and racer slurs? It's got to be, yeah. Throw all my money. It's going, all the chips. Jimmy. Oh, no. I wanted you to win. too. So bad. I wanted you to

when you're driving around Pittsburgh, you're helping a friend out, but what are you going to do? Thanks for listening. Thanks for playing. What's the lie? What's the lie? The subsidiary of Chewing the Fat Enterprises. All information is probably accurate at the time of

recording. CTF, WTL, MMXX, IV. So you, uh... Oh, Jeffy, it's got to be number three, right? Hey, well, if you'd have guessed that, the first I mean, you'd have been right. But you didn't.

So, this means you didn't win. This isn't going to be recorded for quality assurance, is it? Well, it is kind of, yeah. So. It's actually sunny today. I mean, I mean, the sun is out.

The sun is out. And you're enjoying the sites in Pennsylvania. And I wanted you to have an even better day. But, you know, what are you going to do? You lost. All right. I know. I know.

Hey, thanks. I appreciate it. Thanks for listening and all that stuff. Well, thanks, Jeffrey. He really pissed now. And for let me be a contestant. Yeah, he's really pissed at me now. Okay.

All right. Take care. All right. Thanks, Chevy. and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at the blaze.com slash podcasts.