Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - Undetermined Causes… | 7/7/23

Episode Date: July 7, 2023

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I mean, the headline is five. then it was only $4,481 between August of 2021 and May of 2023. They believe that the man has been going from laundry room to laundry room, stealing women's underwear, and has committed nearly 30 thefts during a regular skulking of apartment buildings. So they're after them. They're after them in Colorado. But I'm amazed that this has gone on for so long,

from different people. I mean, back in 2020, we have a guy that is spending now 26 years in prison on charges that included 22 counts of second-degree burglary. He also got in trouble for sexual exploitation of a child and theft and invasion of privacy. But he was also caught. It was just a stepping stone.

He was caught breaking into the University of Colorado dorm rooms to steal underwear. Then, in 2018, again in Colorado, a man broke into dozens of homes to steal women's panties. It wasn't just one or two.

It was an entire wardrobe of underwear. Is that such a thing? An entire wardrobe of underwear? One of the two victims said that he made his way into her home and stole dozens of her panties. Then in 2016, in

Colorado again, they installed surveillance cameras and found that a man somehow got a hold of her house keys, let himself in to steal her underwear. Then we have the guy in Japan. It's gone across the ocean.

Where they reported rampant theft panties. In 2017, alone, there were an alleged 10,000 cases of underwear theft in Japan. Amazing. 10,000 cases of people steal

underwear in Japan. Wow. I mean, it's an epidemic. It's an epidemic. Something needs to be done. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. So a team in Houston went missing more than eight years ago while walking his dogs in North Houston has been found

alive. Yay! Yay! Rudolph, Rudy, Ferris, F-A-R-I-A-S, 17 years old when he vanished in 2015. And his two dogs were ultimately located, but he

was not. And the Texas Center for the Missing a nonprofit organization based in Houston, works on missing person cases confirmed that this kid was now located safe a yay and he was in the hospital

recovering all right well now according to this Houston police have met with the family and they called his reappearance a miracle

was it though was it a private eye who worked on the case said said, something really doesn't add up here. So a Houston activist, who we've heard about a few times on this network through Pat Gray, Quan Al X, who has spoken to Pat on his radio show when he was in Houston, Quinell. I think Quinell is the guy who's talked to the biscuits, the cats and the biscuits in the oven,

quote, right? Yeah, he was the guy, Quan Al X. A cat can give birth to kittens in an oven, but that don't make them biscuits. Thank you. I mean, that's how genius this guy is. So anyway, he was there when the family was interviewed by detectives at a Houston area hotel. Not real sure what Guinell was doing there. I guess he just showed up and thought, hey, listen, if a cat can give birth to kittens in an oven and that don't make him biscuits,

I could be here for this interview with Ferris and the police. So anyway, Quinell said that he described how Ferris had claimed that he had been fed hallucinogenic drugs by his mother, forced to do her work, and made to sleep in her bed and play daddy. Quanel X said no child should ever be treated like that by his own mother. Wow. So the kid never was missing. Apparently he went out, walked the dogs. I think he finally came home a couple days later,

so he did kind of try to run away. And the parent, the mom said, no, you can't. If you turn yourself in, you'll get in trouble. So she took care of him and started drugging him. And he was just the slave inside the house for eight years. It's a miracle. Obviously, we'll find out more in the coming days. weeks, but the whole story is just really, really sad, if true. There's no kidding about that.

But the one thing that I think we all can take from the story is if a cat could give birth to kittens in an oven, that don't make a biscuit. We also have some news today that many of you will say, wait, what? That hasn't happened already? Ocean Gate has officially suspended all extradict. All Exploration and commercial operations. Really? Yes. Well, apparently you could still book a trip on the sub until yesterday. So if you're listening live today, is the 7th of July, 2023.

So the actual Ocean Gate submersible horrific accident happened a little while ago. I don't know. Like two or three weeks ago. I mean, it happened earlier than they told us it did, but it was quite some time. And you'd think after they actually started finding pieces of it, they would have said, yeah, we're done. We're not going to send anybody back down for a while.

We're going to just suspend all exploration and commercial operations. Nope, we didn't do that. We didn't do that until right now. so the color me surprised so a scientist why don't why can't i find this you know we finally talk about people finding drugs and finding things illegal on the beaches of the world and we know about it because they tell us about it if i find it you're not going to know about it because i'm going to tell anybody about it and that's what would happen if i actually found um the stuff that comes from sperm whales, the whale vomit,

you know, the floating gold that they use in perfumes, it's ambergris. They've, people, I mean, look for it. And now here in the U.S., and I think Australia, we're not supposed to sell it. If we find it, if we stumble across the old ambergris, if you happen to stumble across, you know, some whale vomit as you're,

cruising along the beach you can't sell it. That's why you just shut your face and you don't say anything and you deep pocket it because it is worth a lot of money. So this scientist in the Canary Islands discovered a 21 pound lump of whale vomit. They say it's worth

about $544,000? Yes. He was there investigating this beached sperm whale and he said he's inspecting the dead sperm whale. That doesn't sound like a fun thing to do. But look, if you're after hamburgress, you got to do what you got to do.

And he said he found a huge clump of ambergous. And he wasn't quite sure it was ambergris right away, but because the ambergous is the secretion produced in the digestive systems of the sperm whales. And it's

only found in about one out of 100 specimens. They use it in the perfume industry for a distinct odor and scarcity. And You know, they find it ever so often. They believe that it happens because when the whales eat squid and octopus, they can't digest the beaks of their prey. So it just remains, you know, they vomited out.

And then it mixes with the waxy substance and the intestines and produces ambergris. Makes you want to find some, doesn't it? I mean, not long ago, this is, remember, I remember talking about this because the guys, the boaters found a bunch of it. They sold, they found over a million dollars worth, the fishermen. They found a big chunk of ambergris, and they sold it to the United Arab Emirates for $1.5 million. And they all purchased homes and cars and boats and whatever they could get.

I mean, 35 fishermen splitting up a million bucks. That's, you know, not that much. But anyway, it's strictly regulated here in Australia and the United States. So because of, we're worried about whale, wailing and the exploitativeness of whaling. Okay. All right, fine. So if you happen to stumble across some ambergris, make that whale vomit, your whale vomit, and then sell it someplace else, okay?

Speaking of whale vomit, a pickle company has sued a rival for allegedly stealing a hundred-year-old recipe to make products for whole foods. Those bastards. Now, I'm not a pickle fan. I mean, once in a while, once in a while, a chilled dill sounds good. You can quote me on that. Once in a while, a chilled dill sounds good. But that's not very often. That's not very often.

A Boston-based pickle company is suing this pickle company in New Jersey, claiming it stole the 100-year-old recipe to make products sold at Whole Foods. Grillo's Pickles has filed its second lawsuit against Patriot pickle products sold under Whole Foods 365 label. Apparently, these two companies were partners between 2012 and 2021 until they had a falling out. Now, the company accused Patriot Pickle of using its proprietary recipe in its products sold nationwide at Whole Foods. Now, Patriot Pickle is trying to profit off a Grillo's 100-year-old family recipe. Those bastards, you know, I'll tell you another reason I don't like pickles.

When I was a kid, I went to this pickle plant and they got these huge vats of pickles. And when you were walking, my dad was there for something. I don't know what we were doing there. But I went walking around back in the back of this pickle factory for whatever it was, this pickle plant. And, you know, I mean, my aunt used to make them in a little, in a bucket in the bathroom. You know, you throw cucumbers in there, and they pickle in there. And, you know, I guess that's where I get every once in a while.

I like a chilled deal. Okay, I got it. But, and, you know, people used to take them out of the big buckets, you know, those old stores used to have the buckets of pickles and stuff. Just nasty. Anyway, I mean, I'd almost rather have whale vomit, to be honest, with a little hamburger, but that's just me. So anyway, when we go to this pickle place, I don't know what we were doing there,

but I go out back and I start wandering around. And there, you know, there's forklifts driving in between these vats and stuff. And I'm just looking at these giant vats full of, you know, what's going to be pickles and some of our pickles and some of our friends. And this forklift comes driving by, and I stepped back. And I almost, I mean, I was close to falling in this huge vat of pickles, man. I mean, I was scared. I thought for sure I was going back into this vat of pickles.

And I could remember, oh, I was so scared. And my dad, I see my dad. And he's just standing back there shaking his head like, oh, the fat dummy. He's just going to go into this vat of pickles. I'm going to have to pull his ass out of this pickle vat. I was close, man. And I remember walking back and he was like,

he almost went in, didn't you? I did, man. That's my, that my hatred for pickles was back in full force right then. All right, let's go to the break room. Get something cold to drink to wash this pickle out of my mouth. You can follow me on Twitter at Jeffrey JFR. You can follow me on Facebook and Instagram,

Jeff Fisher Radio. It's Jeff Fisher Radio on threads now. If I read, if what I read is true about threads, it won't, I mean, I'm going to be pissed. Okay, so according to this, if you want to delete your threads altogether, you have to delete your Instagram account too. If that's true, I don't think they'll have to change that because there's no way that, there's no way. I guess you're just going to stop using it, right? they're just going to stop using it. I know people are upset because, you know,

they signed up for threads and now they realize that, you know, all this information goes to Facebook. He's already got it. That information's already out there. That horse has been out of the barn a long time ago, okay? But to get rid of threads, if I want to delete my threads app, I have to delete my Instagram app and lose,

if you have to delete the app and then re, you know, if you repost your app into your phone, it's not, you know, you just download the app again. But if it deletes your Instagram account, that's a problem. People are going to be pissed. So they won't, they won't settle for that. The big Zuck will have to,

that will have to be fixed, no question. Anyway, you can follow me on threads to Jeff Fisher Radio. I was looking at, for some reason, I was in Facebook, my Jeff Fisher Radio Facebook account and I was looking at the top countries that were

for this particular time frame I don't know I was the last 28 days and it could have been a month ago now that I was because I meant to tell you about it I found it interesting

that the top country for Jeff Fisher Radio at this time was in Nigeria well United States obviously was number one okay

then Nigeria then Ghana then and Canada. So I'd like to say hello to all the Nigerians and Ghanians. Welcome. And then when you look at the top cities, San Antonio, Texas, awesome, welcome. I'd like to have you along here in San Antonio.

New York was number two. Lagos, Nigeria, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. So you guys are right up there, Lagos, with the cities for Jeff Fisher Radio. Thank you. Appreciate it. I've not opposed to Nigeria or Ghana. Being a part of chewing the fat. Welcome.

Welcome. I used to notice a lot of downloads coming from Africa. That was when we had a lot of military in Africa. There were different places in Africa that we had military. And I know that's where they were listening to chewing the fat. There's no way. I mean, I'm assuming that someone with a. VPN

Well, those VPN changers. It's just routing it through Nigeria or Ghana. But I could be wrong. So welcome. I'm happy you're along. But we've taken a lot of military out of Africa. And so the numbers of downloads

from the Fed in Africa have dwindled a little in Africa. So I'm happy to have them back. That's a continent. I want to, you know, that's a growing continent. So I'm all about it You can follow me on my YouTube channel

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It's just that simple All right, so we've been watching I would talk to you a little bit about shows that we watch and obviously Yellowstone and we can get into, man, it's a huge debacle with Kevin Costner and his divorce going on, man. Good stuff.

Good stuff. But that's not what I'm here to talk to you about right now. We talk about Joe Pickett on Paramount Plus. He is a fishing wildlife guy in Wyoming. And the show is wrapped around, you know, murder and mystery and stuff. But that's what he does. Costner had said that he was,

busy working and had sold some shows about National Park Investigations and he was going to do, and I think one of the networks actually stole it and we're going to have another new show that he doesn't have anything to do with that is about national parks

and crime and what have you. So I was looking at a story that talked about every year. I mean obviously millions of people visit the national parks and they're scattered all over the country. Right. I mean, that's what they are. And so, So according to this, 2,459 visitors died in national parks between 2014 and 2021.

During that period, most of the causes of death were natural or medical related, 430. Followed by motor vehicle crashes, 407. They're considered 382 deaths with undetermined causes, followed by, grounding 370. Other causes of death included falls, environmental, transportation, homicide. Deaths caused by wildlife or animals were the rarest. Pretty incredible. So number one, the top 10 national parks. Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Death count 153 in that six, seven year period. Nice. Grand Canyon National Park. Death count. 116.

I mean, how many TV shows do you need for these? This is awesome. You can do a TV show, a park. Amazing. Number three, the Natchez Trace Parkway. They had 109 deaths at the Natchez Trace Parkway. Yosemite National Park had 102. Incredible.

33 of the deaths were medical conditions. 29 people from fatal falls. Eight were drownings and six deaths due to the environment. Do bullets count as environment or I just think. Blue Ridge Parkway, beautiful. They had 95. They're not even cracking 100 in between 2014 and 2000. We're under 100 now.

Wow. So the bottom six are under 100. We're doing okay. The Golden Gate National Recreation Area, death count 83. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Okay, so the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. And what was the Blue Ridge Parkway? So that's right there.

That's the same. That's kind of the same neck of the woods. You could do the same thing. All right. So the Great Smoky Mountains, 82 is the death count. 28 deaths from collisions. 19 related to medical conditions. Okay.

It leaves a lot of extra deaths we're not sure of. I'll tell you that. Number eight was the Sequoia and King's Kings. National Park, 63 deaths. The Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, which is the Lake Powell and Lower Cataract Canyon in Utah and Arizona, has about 3 million visitors annually. So 62 people died there.

And nine of those deaths undetermined causes. Huh. Okay. And number 10. Coming in. At number 10. Gateway National Recreation Area Death Count 61

Wow and they only had 22 deaths there Undetermined causes So I mean It makes you think Twice about going to the national park They're so beautiful And they're so wonderful

Maybe we just look at them I don't know On YouTube I am excited about it a new show coming out, though. We talked to, I laid out some new shows that I've been watching yesterday on my Chewing the Fat Show, and you could go back and listen. I also talked to Phelham Mackler and talk about the Kevin Spacey case in their new podcast, which is awesome. You go back and listen to that interview. Phelam is in London. We covered a lot of the Kevin

Spacey trial and story and what they're covering on the podcast. I can't wait to talk to Phelham again in London when the trial wraps up. So anyway, the new show that I didn't mention yesterday was Justified City Prime Evil. My man, Raylan Givens is back. Timela the Onlyfan. I am fired up about this. I loved Justified.

If you have not watched Justified, I mean, you can binge it. I think it's six or seven seasons. It's awesome. So much fun. So anyway, he's back. The U.S. Marshal, Raylan Givens is back. Not a lot of the old show is back. This is a whole new justified city primable.

He goes to Detroit. He's still the U.S. Marshall. And so it's kind of a bummer that we're not going back to Harlan County, but we are going to Detroit. So anyway, I'm looking forward to that. I like Tim Leolophant, and that should be fun to watch. I did start watching I did start watching Lincoln Lawyer

which just dropped on Netflix yesterday. I watched a couple episodes of that five episodes I told you I was bummed at Netflix, what are you doing? Just dropped the season. I'm so ticked at that. They only dropped five show, five episodes and then I got to wait until August

for the next five. Come on, Netflix. You really ticked me off with that. But anyway, I started watching the first couple episodes of that. I like a Lincoln lawyer's back, baby. It was worth the watch. It's fun.

All right. I've done to be talking about the new shows. Although, you know, the dude Jack Ryan is only doing a couple episodes a week, which I thought of Joe Pickett's coming up on the end of Paramount Plus. I got to enjoy these, though, because with the writer strike and the actor strike coming up, because, I mean, well, they claim they're going to strike with the writers. No, they're not. They're just, we're actors.

We're going to act like we're behind the writers 100%. but really we're not. We're going to strengthen. We're behind you. We're going to strike with you. I'll tell you that unless our stuff is met because we're there with you. Are you? Are you there with us?

Because it doesn't look like it to me. Anyway, so there's not going to be new shows. All right. It's just not going to happen. We're going to have reality shows like William Shatner and his Mars show or whatever he's got going on on Fox. He's got people living. It's like Big Brother. William Shatten are doing Big Brother, only they're pretending it's Mars.

That's what we're going to have. We're going to be stuck with reality shows again forever. Trump will be back. Wait, that might not be a bad thing. You're fired. 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. I don't know if we're in the 146th or the 147th year of Wimbledon, but we're somewhere in that neck of the woods. And I'm looking, we're in, it's happening right now in London at Wimbledon. And we have, I think, until the 16th of this month, 16th of July, 2023 is when we'll have breakfast at Wimbledon. I was looking at, I was wanting to find out when breakfast of Wimbledon was. And then I used Bing, which I hate. I don't know why.

Whenever I think, I'll just use Bing. No, that's a mistake. Google is the best. Jeff, the way they get all your information is just like Mark Zuckerberg and the rest of those social media companies. You should use Bing. Bing sucks, okay? I don't care how much information they have for me.

I just want the product to work. Anyway, according to Bing, Breakfast at Wimbledon can refer to different things depending on context okay breakfast in wimbledon is what we do that is where we watch the championships of wimbledon sunday mornings okay at the champion that's what that's what it is all right it's a great it's a great thing it's a great sales campaign for them that's what it is okay so it's ongoing i hear pippa got the boot again pippa and some other guy uh once again she she shows up late for a few things i don't know what her deal is uh but i i hear she showed up at the box and they were like, yeah, it's already full. You're late. So, uh, can you hit the bricks.

Get out of here. There's only so many seats in the royal box at Wimbledon, okay? You show up late. You get the boot. You can go across the street and have a drink or go back to your home, but, uh, you can't stay here. So I was, uh, reading about Wimbledon and they've made some changes this year. Uh, they're loosening up the old standards at Wimbledon. Okay. They have the, I mean, they've been renowned. They've been torn between, they have a strict all-white dress code. That's their deal.

Period. Except for this year. They just changed it. Women players now can wear dark colored undershorts. Wait, what? Yes, that's right. Now that change is intended to ease anxiety. around female periods.

Because we've all seen the photos of, you know, the female tennis players with their white shorts, and it's, you know, it's that time of the month again. And it's not pretty. It's not pretty. So it's a lot prettier in dark underwear, too. Oh, okay, I got you. All right.

Apparently so. But, but don't be making those dark undershorts longer than your skirts. Okay? other will kick you off the court for that the shorts still have to be shorter than the skirt okay all right that's just the way it is i'm sorry about it those are the rules all right you can wear the dark underwear just make sure they're up above the skirt okay all right make sure you know what uh i don't want uh i want shades too i want shades of i don't i don't want the shades let me see what it says here

of off white or ivory are strictly forbidden yeah so it's got to be I mean I want white and the only thing that can't be white is your underwear if you're a female I guess guys could wear dark underwear too and just say well I'm identifying as a female playing on the men's side and you'd be fine so let's see Wimbledon take that so a week ago the video was making the rounds that showed this guy carving his girlfriend's initials into the side of the Coliseum. And I didn't think much of it. I think, this guy, people are a little wound up, so what?

You know, he carved the initials into the side of the Coliseum. It's the 2,000-year-old Coliseum. No one has ever touched it like that before, ever. Yeah, you know, they used to kill people in the middle of that. So, you know, I'm okay with this guy carving it. We can't have people carving things on the side of the Coliseum. Well, Italy's culture minister has called for the man, you know, we need to know who he is. We need to have him sanctioned.

This will not stand. This incivility that a tourist defaces one of the most famous places in the world, a historical heritage site. Okay, calm down, Italy's culture minister. I know that's your gig, but calm down just a little bit. all right and he actually uh tweeted out the blurred image of the young tourist why was it blurred why did you blur it you didn't want him recognized or i thought you wanted him recognized oh it didn't matter because you already knew who he was oh okay so it's the uk-based tourists uh and everybody was all wound up as this guy i can't believe why would he do something like that you're at the coliseum

you're trying to impress you babe your girlfriend and you pull out your keys and you're just gonna hey let me, I'm going to carve your initials into the Coliseum. That's how much I love you. Okay, baby? All right. Let's go back to the hotel now, knowing that I've got your initials carved in the Coliseum. Oh, no, we can't have that.

No, no, no, no. So we now know who he is. We found records from the hotel. We are unhappy with my man. Okay. And they, he has apologized saying he's sorry. I didn't know what to do it. I was all that.

I was just caught up in the moment. And I didn't know what I was doing. So if there's a trial, he could be jailed for two to five years and find up to 15,000 euros. Okay. Stop it. Stop it. Okay. I know that it's the Coliseum.

but stop it, okay? We didn't ask him why he did it. That will be a judge to hear. Okay, Italy, calm down. Relax a little bit, okay. I don't forget, you did actually kill people in the middle of that thing. It's a landmark.

It's the Coliseum. I mean, I love the Coliseum. Don't get me wrong. I think it's beautiful. We're already having a thing. You think you're going to let a cage fight with two tech executive CEOs in the middle of the Coliseum to have a cage match. And we can't have this guy carving two letters into the wall.

It's too horrific. Okay. All right. All right. You got it. I understand. Don't worry about it. Agonizing.

Oh, hey, congratulations, though. To Jenny Craig. They're back at it, baby. Yeah. They're coming back. at it. They're going to be revived as an e-commerce company in the coming months because the rival weight loss company that bought them is just going to redo Jenny Craig. Huh. What? Yeah, Nutrisystem. I'm sorry, Wellful Inc. who was a direct-to-consumer wellness business,

Nutra-system. Acquired Jenny Craig intellectual property. And they would, for an undisclosed amount, I don't understand why it was undisclosed. Who cares? I mean, the IP priced out at 10 million. You think Jenny Craig, man, would be worth more than that. Wow, that's pretty amazing. So anyway, the wellful CEO, Brandon Edcock,

said the Jenny brand is well-known, core aspects around great food coaching, the overall program and the success they previously had. We need to reboot that and get that up and running. So you can be ready for Jenny Craig to be back on the market, the market, baby. Four decades of Jenny Craig based out of Carlsbad, California, went bankrupt. Well, that's the thing. She should have moved out of California. That's the thing. I was wondering, well, how do they, how terrible. I mean, Jenny Craig was a big deal for a long time.

And maybe that's it. She should have moved out of California. But no, she filed for bankruptcy. And now it's all over. So the next act is digital and e-commerce driven. All right, members are still going to be able to order meals to their doorsteps. They're going to get access to personalized coaching, a core feature that previously took place across hundreds of physical locations, but now be completely virtual. Yeah, well, duh. If you need me to coach, I'll be there for you. I'm ready, Jenny. Or, you know, wellful. Or what's his name? Brandon? Is that the CEO's name, Adcock? What's his name? Yeah, Brandon Adcock. That's what I thought. Thank you. Brandon, call me. I'm happy to be a coach.

for Jenny. Get out there. You don't want Ozempic butt. Use Jenny Craig. Stop it. Nobody wants to. There's no magic pill. Don't let those Ozempic people fool you.

There's no magic pill. Okay. Well, there's Jenny Craig. We're the magic pill for you today. Okay. I don't even want you to go to Nutra Systems. I want you to order me some Jenny Craig and get out there and start doing a little exercise and eat right with Jenny Craig.

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What's the Lie? What's the Lie? Where contestants try to decipher the lie from our count of 1, 2, 3, 4 headlines. One of them, not true. But that's where we get, What's the Lie? Our contestant today, Alex Upton, if you win, not only, Will you come back for another round? You will win a Talking Sense,

Jeffie Blue Freshie. And for more information, you can go to Talking Sense Facebook group and find the Freshie scent and design just for you. And 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. Alex Upton, welcome to What's the Lie.

How are you? I'm great. How are you, Jeff? I am fantastic. So, Alex, you are from the great state of Michigan. That's correct. That's awesome. And I'm holding my hand up now. I believe that you live right about here. Is that right? Yeah. Let's call that true.

Yeah, that's right. It's right there. So I know that you are ready to be a contestant on What's the Lie? Are you ready to give it a shot? Let's do it. All right. All right. Let's go. What's the Lie? Headline number one. A robot conductor gives a history-making orchestral debut. Headline number two. Iowa man's collection of 70,000 pencils being evaluated as a possible world record. Fans, headline number three, fans are outraged after Grand Rapids' July 4th drone show depicts spoiler of Oppenheimer. Headline number four.

The FTC says Stonio's cannabis cookies look too much like Oreos. Those are your four headlines. Number one, robot conductor gives a history-making orchestra debut. Headline number two, Iowa Man's collection of 70,000 pencils, being evaluated as a possible world record. Headline number three, fans outraged by Grand Rapids' July 4th drone show depicting spoiler for Oppenheimer. Headline number four, the FTC says Stonio's cannabis cookies

look too much like Oreos. Those are your four headlines. Alex! I mean, I feel like this is pretty, pretty easy for you, but you go ahead and tell me what is the lie. God. Are we talking number three? Is that Grand Rapids, Michigan?

Well, the headline is just fans outraged after Grand Rapids. Doesn't say Grand Rapids Michigan. It should be any Grand Rapids. Correct. All right. I'm going to go number one. Number one. Oh, no.

Dude. I wanted you to win so bad. I did, and I thought for sure you would have it. Oh, well, that was, of course, the robot conductor gave a history-making orchestral debut. I mean, that is absolutely true. Oh, well, thanks for listening and playing. What's the Lie? What's the Lie?

It's a subsidiary of Chewint to Bad Enterprises. All information is probably accurate at the time of recording. CTF, WTL, MF, XX, X, I. All right, number three then. You would be correct. Yeah. And, well, like I said, that's why I thought I got nervous because I remembered, oh, shoot. I mean, he's right there.

Big Rapids, Grand Rapids, he's right there. He knows the news there. Yeah, no. You're wrong. I don't. I mean, I'm really sorry. I'm not laughing. I'm not laughing at you.

I'm laughing with you, Alex. It's all good, no. Thank you, okay? Thank you. I'm still pissed right now. Stream and subscribe to more Blaze Media content at the blaze.com slash podcasts. It was the night before the gathering

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