Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - You Didn’t Know?... Guest: Sara Gonzales | 6/13/24

Episode Date: June 13, 2024

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Denmark has now recalled spicy ramen noodles and they say three flavors are too spicy saying they're levels of capsaicin Yeah that's what I said Yeah I got it the levels of capsaicin Yeah that's what she said It's a chemical compound that makes chili peppers burn could cause acute poisoning.

This is according to Samyang, the Korean company that makes the noodles and exports them globally. It's the first time that these have been recalled for being too hot. And so just be prepared for these special bulldak spicy ramen noodles for being extra spicy. It comes with 4,404 Scoville units, which is about two times Tabasco sauces heat. And, you know, while everyone is loving these noodles, according to the stock market, countries may not be loving it,

especially those of you that live in Denmark. You're not going to be able to get them anymore because they're just too darn spicy. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat. Well, well, well, San Francisco has just proven itself, well, more welcoming than ever before. So they have recognized during Pride Month. They have declared themselves a sanctuary for transgender and gender non-conforming people.

Man, does that make me want to go to San Francisco? the city's board of supervisors unanimously voted Tuesday in favor of the sanctuary status. Yeah, I mean, who's going to vote against that in San Francisco? You'll be protested against forever. So it's one of the first major cities, oh, really, that are now a sanctuary for transgender and gender non-conforming people. So the resolution, according to this, symbolically indicates those identifying, as transgender, gender non-conforming, intersex, and a two-spirit are safe to seek transitioning health care and that providers are simply safe.

Aw, that's special. We've seen an influx of refugees, not just from other countries, but from other states who are seeking care and seeking sanctuary. Yeah, we've seen an influx of that in San Francisco. So the resolution comes as communities are expressing concerns. over laws cracking down on gender procedures, particularly for minors. I hate that. Why can't minors just do what they want?

Yeah, I know. So I guess now they can if they go to San Francisco? Incredible. Congratulations to San Francisco. I guess Sacramento and West Hollywood have also declared themselves sanctuaries for transgender people. But San Francisco, again, is one of the... first major cities. So how's that make you feel, Sacramento and West Hollywood?

You are not a major city, and we don't care that you already did it. Now we've done it. Okay, we're San Francisco, and we're saying that if you identify as transgender, gender non-conforming intersex and two-spirit, you can move to San Francisco, and we are a sanctuary city for you also in San Francisco. they recently opened the first food empowerment market like i said they're welcoming i mean san francisco is on the cutting edge of getting people to live in their cities uh they've got a 5.5 million dollar grant just okay uh they opened the first food empowerment market so this food empowerment market offers free groceries uh to residents

funded by, you guessed it, taxpayers. What could possibly go wrong? So Tuesday, the release from the mayor, said that the grand opening of the District 10 community market and Bayview Hunter's Point, this 4,000 square foot store is part of a pilot program, providing free and healthy multicultural groceries to residents experiencing food insecurity

in the southeast corridor of the store. city. So do I have to prove that I live in the southeast quarter of the city to go in and shop there? I don't know the answer to that. Equitable access to fresh and healthy food options is critical for communities to thrive and to ensure and we take care of the city's most vulnerable residents. Okay. So I guess many stores have shuttered. Huh. I wonder why that is. Oh, I know, because they were getting robbed all the time and they couldn't stay open because it was too expensive, so they just shuttered their stores. So these markets are going to be open.

Yeah, I have to prove that I'm living in this zip code. And then I can go in and shop for free at this store. That is great. Now, dependents, and if you have dependents under 25 or have a qualified diet-related illness, you can shop at the food store for $4. That is great. Unlike food banks, this is going to offer pre- which offer the pre-packaged kits.

This will allow residents to just mosey up and down the aisles and select the groceries they would like. Oh, that's so special because we don't want people to feel bad about not having any money or unable to eat. And I don't really. I mean, I realize that's a problem. but I don't want to necessarily have to, I don't know, pay for you to get all the food you need.

Food empowerment markets. Like the community market pilot that we're celebrating, provide dignity and choice for people who experience food insecurity. So like I said, congratulations to San Francisco and becoming more welcoming. Not only are you having grocery stores open up so people can come and get all the groceries they want for free. you're also a sanctuary city for transgender and gender non-conforming people.

That is wonderful. I don't know if the food empowerment market is going to have, you know, produce departments and dairy departments. And what happens when that food starts to go bad? Are they just going to dig through the trash like Whole Foods does? I mean, Whole Foods made a big deal. We talked about this today during Pack. gray overtime on Blaze TV. Whole Foods has got this whole campaign that they promote for that they call Code Green

Trash Inspections. Now, they claim that it exists to help prevent waste. Yes. But the way that they promote it is that they're just having management go through, dig through trash that employees have thrown, you know, bad produce in. And they say, hey, this is still good. Just cut this bad piece off and you can still use it. Now, that happens in grocery stores all the time.

Whether you cut it up and mark it down or whether you cut it up and put it in your little lunch trays, whatever. Whatever you do, you do. But the idea is that the produce and the dairy is fresh and as fresh as it can be. And so I don't understand why you would promote that you're doing that. I mean, I used to, when I worked in the produce department, I used to go through and pull the produce rack every day. for bad produce and you do you either throw it away or you cut it up and mark it down and i didn't realize that that was a code green trash inspection but apparently it was that's what i was doing i was code greening uh trash inspections every day running through a produce department so it's really weird

how they set up the uh video that they have for employees and they show the management in front of the trash can and then they show them digging through the trash and finding a bell pepper that they're a red bell pepper that they're going to take back and cut up and make into some kind of lunch plate really weird so i don't know if uh that they can count on that kind of that kind of work at the food empowerment market in fact it doesn't talk about employees be interesting to say to people shopping at the store hey you know you could i don't know make some money and buy your own groceries if you come to work here yeah that's probably not going to happen. You know, speaking of fruit, uh, did you see where Chiquita, you know, the,

the, the Chiquita of the Chiquita banana and I'm here to stay, those chiquitas, uh, they were found liable for deaths caused by paramilitary. It financed in Columbia. Uh, really, really weird. Uh, Florida jury ordered Chiquita to pay $38.3 million. to the families of people killed by the United Self-Defense Forces of Columbia. Love them. It's a right-wing paramilitary group funded during Columbia's Civil War. Although many similar cases have been brought over the company's relationship with the group, which Chiquita admitted paying in a 2007 plea deal with the U.S., which, I mean, the U.S. considers it a terrorist group.

This jury's decision marks the first time Chiquita's. been found responsible for the United Self-Defense Forces of Columbia, the AUC's actions. Now, Chiquita plans to appeal and said the claims have no legal basis, and I believe that Chiquita also claims that they were being blackmailed as well by this group so that they could, you know, were able to do business and get those bananas. So just a side note of fruit in my life. So good luck to Chiquita and all the Chiquita family. 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.

Well, well, well, look what the cat drug in. Sarah Gonzalez. Hi. Hello. Host of Sarah Gonzalez unfiltered. Yes. Right? I believe that's the name of the show.

Yes. Yeah. We like the uns here at Blaze. No doubt about it. No, we're recording today in Packeray Unleashed Studio. I got it. So, anyway, Sarah, I know you've got the unfiltered show. Whatever.

But you've got another special that you just, put together for Blaze Originals, where you went to where I was born and raised in Michigan. Really? I didn't know that. Hello, I was born right here. If you look at the hand, they look right there. So where were you, where were you at Michigan? Well, I don't know as far as the hand goes, but we were in Detroit. That's the wrong hand that you held up. So you're in Detroit. All right. You're in

Detroit. We were here. Detroit Metro and the Motor City, yes. So I got to tell you, Jeffie, I had such a wrong impression of downtown Detroit. Now, Oh, downtown's beautiful. When you get outside downtown, you might die. I'm not sure. Don't make it right. Yeah, exactly.

But the city, downtown Detroit was so beautiful and clean. And the people were so front. I mean, I had a great time. It was just nothing like, you know, you hear about, oh, downtown Detroit is, you know, just a crap hole. And that was not the case. I was pleasantly surprised at that. So you went up there to find out about.

voter fraud. Voter fraud. Because I'm under the impression that that doesn't happen. Oh, yes. That's what we're told all the time. Voter fraud doesn't happen. There's no evidence of widespread voter fraud.

And it turns out, Jeffie, there's no evidence of widespread voter fraud because that's exactly how they've planned it. They've planned it accordingly so that you can never actually prove the voter fraud. Actually, sometimes you can, but the way that they're trying to do it, you can't actually prove that voter fraud happens because they do

things like they don't check signatures on mail-in ballots. I mean, they're gaming the system in order to make sure that it's as untraceable as possible. And we see these George Soros-funded, you know, secretaries of state that are taking over states and they're just totally transforming the laws there. So you went up to find out about this. And obviously, you know, we know what they are doing. Yeah. But was there evidence? I mean, did you actually find evidence? Well, I don't want to, you know, go ahead and watch the show. Go watch it. Yes.

I got it. Voter fraud will get to $30 off your subscription. You're welcome. But, you know, what's the main thing? Sure. Yeah. And I won't give it all the way. But I would say this, Jeffie.

I mean, when you have people on the Michigan voter rolls who have died in 1997 and they are still registered to vote and are still sent. There are some that we do have evidence that they have. Wow. Yes. So, I mean, there are dead people on the rolls and they are voting. And so when you have stuff like that going on. I would say, I mean, look.

That's a problem. Yeah. I mean, I fully believe in the afterlife, but I just, I don't buy that someone who died in 1997 who's laid to rest and I'm looking at their tombstone really has the ability to go out and vote. Yeah. So what's being done? Yeah, that's a great question.

So in states like Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, and Florida, those states have all passed election integrity measures to make their elections more secure, which I know the left says is racist. But of course, it's not. it's not. But there are foundations like PILF, the Public Interest Legal Foundation. Love them.

I mean, I love it because they're just suing the crap out of all of these states that are, you know, like Michigan, for instance. They're suing Michigan and so is the RNC now under the direction of, of course, Laura Trump and Michael Watley. They are suing the state of Michigan because they actually have 105% of adults

in the state of Michigan who are registered to vote. There's a number. There's more evidence for you. Is that an issue? I just, I told Glenn earlier, I said, you know, look, I'm not the greatest at math. I'm not a mathematician. No doubt. But I got to tell you, I think I'm good enough at math to figure out that if we have 105% of registered voters on the voting rolls compared to the amount of people, adults living in the state of Michigan, it's a little bit of a problem.

Yeah, just a tad bit of a problem. But they're getting sued. Okay, well, good. Yeah. Good. And so the episode, Blaze Original Sarah Gonzalez, voter fraud available now at Blaze TV Plus, right? Yes, yeah. So if you are a subscriber, go watch it and thank you.

And if you are not, subscribe. And use the promo code voter fraud will get you $30 off. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. No, it's good to see you. Stumbling around here. It's good to be seen.

It's good to be seen. And good luck. We'll talk to you soon. All right. Thank you. My gosh, I didn't think she would ever leave. Anyway, Sarah Gonzalez and her new show on Blaze TV Plus, I know we were talking about voter fraud, and that's the promo code that you can use to get $30 off your Blaze TV Plus subscription.

But the Blaze Original is called How Elections Can Be Stolen. And, you know, my gosh, we've learned that it's a lot easier than we thought. And we've just let it happen. So go and find out exactly what is happening and what can be done to stop it. Blaze TV Plus, how elections can be stolen. If you're not a subscriber, use voter fraud and get $30 off. Now, you can't use Jeffrey, J-E-F-F-Y, but that's probably only going to get you 20 off. So you do you, whatever you need.

But if you want to get 30 and not 20, use voter fraud. All right, let's go to the break room. something cold to drink desperately. So yesterday we talked about how Joey Chestnut was not going to be part of the July 4th Nathan's hot dog eating contest and how he was saying that the rules would change all this. And the people at Nathan's and the Major League eating were like, no, you decided to go with impossible foods.

That was always part of the deal. so we're going to move on. Well, then I find out that there's a Netflix live event coming up Monday, September 2nd. And it's being titled Unfinished Beef, the ultimate hot dog eating competition, live on Netflix, Monday, September 2nd, between Chestnut and Kobayashi. I don't know what that doesn't say what brand of hot dogs they're eating. I guess it has to be impossible foods or it has to be, you know, a brand that's not going to be promoted other than impossible foods. I guess.

I don't know. If Kobayashi has another deal, maybe they both have to eat their own brand of hot dogs, I don't know. But it's interesting how this broke a day after, you know, Nathan's hot dog eating contest was all over the number. news and Joey was out because he went with impossible foods. It's just, uh, it's just interesting.

That's all. It's just interesting. Okay, so I got this email, uh, to chewing the fat at the blaze.com. And it was dated yesterday, the 12th of June, 2024. Today is the 13th of June, uh, 2024, for those of you listening live. And it's talking about the best cities for naked biking. And I mean, okay, I'm all for a naked biking if you want. But it says in the email, as the world naked bike ride kicks off this month.

And I thought, okay, so well, when is it? It was last weekend. World Naked Bike Riding Day is the second Saturday of June. I don't know. I apologize for forgetting that. But so apparently it happened. And I don't know of, you know, what city is. celebrated. I know London usually celebrates. Philadelphia usually celebrates. San Francisco for sure

celebrates. So I'm a little disappointed. I didn't see any big videos of the naked bike riding day being celebrated. So they must not have gotten the press that they had hoped for for World Naked Bike Riding Day. But according to Lawn Starters' 2024's best cities for naked. Biking, they compared the 500 biggest U.S. cities based on five categories. Naked biking events, local interest in nude cycling, biking infrastructure, and public nudity laws among 17 total metrics. Okay, so they came up with the, and we have the 10 best and the 10 worst cities for naked bike riding.

Number one, Portland, Oregon. Yeah, I'm sure they had an event. Chicago, Illinois, Philadelphia, South. Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Madison, Wisconsin, Boston, Massachusetts, Austin, Texas, and New York City. I'm amazed that we didn't see, I missed it completely. And this could not have had traction. Maybe these cities have their own events and own dates now, and so it's a separate thing. I don't know.

I just know that World Naked Bike Riding Day is the second Saturday. in June. Maybe these cities, you know, celebrated on different days. For right now, and I'm too upset. I'm too upset to look it up right now. Okay. I'll see in a little bit if that's actually the case. But the worst cities for naked biking. The bottom 10, Clarksville, Tennessee, those haters. Northport, Florida. Northport is actually beautiful. A Buckeye, Arizona. Franklin, Tennessee, Cape Coral, Florida. Wow, look at all these Florida.

One, two, three, four. So many naked bike riding hating cities in Florida. Cape Coral, Florida. Deltona, Florida. Palm Coast, Florida. Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Tattanooga, Tennessee. St. Joseph, Missouri.

Wow, Tennessee has one, two, three, four. Florida has one, two, three, four. So neck and neck. As the states with the most unfriendly cities for naked bike riding. I mean, maybe some of these cities didn't have it. I don't know. I looked up Philadelphia. And I went to Phillynakedbikride.com.

And they promote, they're talking about their bike ride last year, but nothing about 12th. We can go to the press. Is there anything from their press? Oops, no page can't be found me. It hasn't been, it hasn't been looked up at all. They have a social media account. They do have a Twitter, which hasn't been updated because it's X now.

Philly naked bugger, yeah, nothing. Wow. Okay, so maybe it's falling apart. Maybe the naked bike. If you are listening to this show, Chewing the Fat, email me, Chewing the Fat at the Blaze.com, and let me know if your city is celebrating naked bike ride day, whether it was last weekend or whether there's one upcoming this year,

because I want to be able to celebrate and be happy because I'm bummed that I didn't know that it was coming up. And maybe other cities didn't either. Maybe this just was not promoted this year. But I need to know. I need to know. No one supports bicyclists. more than this show and me.

And so if I, Bob, just as a joining together, a bike bicyclist and naked bicyclists, I mean, how can you now love that? It's the matcha or the three ensemble Cadoce Sephora of the fates that I've been to denishy who energize all the time? It's the ensemble.

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Bose, B-O-A-Z. Long-time Executive Vice President at the Cato Institute, passed away at the age of 70. He was in hospice after a battle with cancer. And he was a young conservative activist working conservative papers at Vanderbilt when he got his start. And everyone has said wonderful things about David. I did not know him.

But I presume that these people who knew him, are, you know, speaking very highly of the man. He had libertarian perspectives to many specific policy issues, health care, poverty, the budget, crime, education, even family values. And his book is a thorough, even-toned, and thoughtful and intended for mass persuasion, not the sour delight of freaking out the normies with your radicalism. So his one book, Libertarianian, Arianism a primer in 1977.

So David Bowes, formerly the executive vice president at the Cato Institute, dead at the age of 70. Now, I want to revisit Jerry West from yesterday. He was in who died today. He died yesterday at the age of 86, okay? Rest in peace to Jerry West.

But I didn't give him his due. I talked a little bit about, you know, his life. But I had, I didn't mention yesterday about the logo, the NBA, the National Basketball Association's logo. That is him. And the world knows that it's him. The world knows that it's him.

I don't think they've ever recognized that it was actually him. They, with a wink and a nod, they say that that's him, but they didn't want to pay him for it. So they never did. Now, the guy was, you know, a legend in basketball. basketball, right? He's a third player in NBA history to reach 25,000 points. NBA finals nine times, one title in 71 to 72, 12-time NBA selection, NBA finals, MVP, and he was the MVP, and his team lost as the first time the year was the award was ever given

and the first time and only time that the losing team had a player that was awarded the MVP. credible. All-American out of West Virginia won a national championship being named Final Four Most Outsending player despite the loss to Cal he was also won a gold medal in the 1960 Rome Olympics

and he is only one of three players to win a finals MVP be named NCAA tournament most outstanding player and earned an Olympic gold medal. And so Jerry West, Magic Johnson, and I never would have guessed this, Hakeem, Elijah, Juan.

So anyway, I just rest in peace, Jerry West, and I just wanted to pay my respects to the logo. We've seen the pictures, the actual picture that they've used, that they used to mirror the drawing and the logo of Jerry West, but they never really fully admitted it. Everyone knows, and Adam Silver, even said once.

Yeah, it kind of looks a lot like him, doesn't it? And he gave a wink. But if they admit it, that's cash. And I don't think, you know, Jerry, you know, obviously was not hurting. But that would be a lot of money. That's a worldwide logo, man. That would be worth some money. And the NBA, obviously, didn't not want to pay that.

All right. This segment can't all be about death. Well, it can't if we have enough people that we can. care about who died. But I want to congratulate the birth. Let's talk about a birth, bringing life onto the planet. Tevia Wood Fork,

26, Tevia Woodfork, T-A-Y-V-I-A, gave birth, unexpectedly, at a Golden Corral restaurant. I mean, it was a fan of Golden Corral. And the reason that she

gave birth, and they used unexpectedly is because she didn't know she was pregnant. And how often does that happen to you? Oh my gosh, am I pregnant? I am? There's a baby. So she went into the restroom after experiencing stomach pains. Probably thought that was from Golden Corral.

Probably shouldn't have had that extra mashed potatoes and gravy. How much time you just spend at the dessert bar? Tavia. But anyway, it's just not that I've ever been to a Golden Corral. Yes, I'll take another one of those steaks and go ahead and cook me another one too. I'll go down to the salad bar and I'll come back. Anyway, does that all the mashed potatoes you guys have got? No, we need fresh gravy too.

So, I mean, yes, I've been there. But to me, I went to the restroom thinking, oh, stomach pains. And it turned out to be labor at 37 weeks pregnant. Okay, come on now. Stop it. Now, they call this cryptic pregnancy. Yeah, that's what they call it. I have another, I can think of a couple other names for it as well.

But we'll stick with what they call it, okay? Cryptic pregnancy. So she was unaware. And then Golden Corral posted about the birth on social media, noting that the mother decided to include Corral in the baby's legal name. So I thought, first of all, The only reason I did this stupid story Is because I thought she named the kid Golden Corral

Okay She just named Corral Uh, it doesn't say what she named the key What she gave the full name to the kid She just threw it in Corral Why not Golden? Why not Golden Corral?

What's your problem, Tavia? You didn't know you're pregnant Now you're going to name your kid A stupid name I mean, it's not a stupid name It's okay There's no stupid names I understand you can name your kid anything you want

And I do and have named them to my kids anything I want They're my kids I get to name them what I want But Just corral you just threw in corral You didn't even know you were pregnant You were blaming golden corral for your stomach pains You went in the bathroom Dropped a kid down on the tile floor

And now you're oh you guys have been so wonderful to me I'm gonna name a corral No no I'm sorry Now I don't even care about it I don't even care about Tiaia. Is that her name? Yeah. Tavia, Woodfork, or her kid.

I'm happy they're both healthy, but, you know. I hope next time, next time she's pregnant. She doesn't have a cryptic pregnancy. Marshall's buyers travel far and wide, hustling for great deals on amazing gifts. So you don't have to. They've bagged this season's Italian leather handbags. Designer.

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We get the deals. You gift the good stuff. So last week we talked about how Alamo Draft House had closed this door, shuttered, have a nice day. Take care. We're done. Oh, were you showing up for work today? No, never mind.

we're closed and you're looking for new work because we're not going to reopen. So now Sony has acquired Alamo Draft House. All right. So Sony now has become the first movie studio to own a theater, a theater chain in 75 years. So they're the seventh largest cinema chain in the U.S. Okay. Other studios own one-off theaters. That's what I thought.

the first headline I saw was be the first studio to own a movie theater and I'm like no other movie studios own a theater but they only just won. So from 1948 through 2020 studios were prohibited from owning theater chains under deals with the Department of Justice called the Paramount Consent Decrees that broke down the old Hollywood studio system where the studios owned every aspect of the movie making. so now the decrees have been rescinded Sony is going to burst into the scene and they're going to own Alamo draft house as well and so they're going to have the studios and the cinemas I mean that's not a bad idea it's not a bad idea at all

and that's what I talked about is thank you I mean they're just fine thank you for listening to chewing the fat I appreciate it very much if you have other ideas that I can use I mean, talk about it. You can email me chewing the fat at the blaze.com. You can follow me on my ex account at Jeffie JFR.

You can follow me on Facebook and Instagram, Jeff Fisher Radio. You can follow me on my YouTube page, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher. You can order a cameo from me at Jeffrey JFR on the cameo app. That, of course, is not free, but that's the way that works. So at Jeffrey JFR on the cameo app. But that's a good move on Sony, and I would not be surprised to see. I bet you a lot of the movie

studios are going to be investors in some of these movie chains so that, you know, we don't own them, but you're going to go ahead and do what we say. It's like the old, you know, the mobsters in Vegas. Yeah, we don't know the casinos,

but you're going to do what we say. Oh man, I mentioned Jerry West. I didn't even mention the NBA finals. I mean, Dallas got their but kicked again game three last night in Dallas. So the Boston Celtics are up three games to zero in a best of seven. And it's looking like Boston is going to sweep. Get out the brooms.

They're going to sweep. They're going to win the fourth game is tomorrow night here in DFW. And wow, I mean, I thought Dallas was going to win last night too. I thought for sure. If I had your money, I would have bet on Dallas last night. Now, I would have lost, and so would have you. But I thought for sure they were going to win. And I watched it until halftime.

They were up at halftime. You know, I know it was one point, but they were up at halftime. And I thought good. And that's time for me to go to bed. I got to get up. I'm going to bed. I get up and they lose it. Boston came out and crushed them in the third period.

Just crushed them. And they could never come back. And I just don't see Dallas being up for the task. No team has ever come back from being 3-0. down 3-0. So that's a monster hill to climb. And against this Boston team? I mean, I can see maybe Boston,

now this is, I'm not saying this happens. But I'm saying maybe Boston gives Dallas the win tonight so that they can win it back in Boston. Then when they go back home and hang the banner and win it in Boston. However, that being said, Boston's too good for that. and they're going to say, no, we're going to sweep. We're the champions.

We're going to hang the banner. We're the team with the most banners. And we don't care where we do it. We're just doing it. And I bet you, I bet you the garden in Boston is full tomorrow night watching the game on the big screen. I mean, that's going to be full. It's going to be unbelievably fun.

I would love to be there. Not in Dallas. You want to be in Dallas when you lose like that. It's a long walk back to the car when you lose something like that. So then we have the NHL championship for Lord Stanley still playing. The Florida Panthers are up two to nothing. They are taking on the Edmonton Oilers, and they go to Edmonton. That is tonight, I believe, game three.

So that plays, if you want someplace fun to be, go to Edmonton. And we'll be in the Edmonton hockey rink tonight. and it's going to be a rocket. So that game isn't a good look. It doesn't look like the Florida Panthers are probably going to defeat the Oilers in the NHL. There was a fun fact I heard watching the hockey game the other night too. Both teams have a player with the same first name.

And the Stanley Cup has never had a player with that name etched into it. So it's going to happen this year for sure, no matter what team wins. What name was it? Gosh, darn it. So you'd think, is it Gustav? No. Duh. No, hello.

This is hockey. What about Sergei? No, no. No, it's Evan. There's Evan Rodriguez for the Florida Panthers. And there's Evan Bouchard for the Edmonton Oilers. And so that, incredible. There's never been an Evan etched.

into Lord Stanley Cup. Yeah, that's a good question too. Come to think of it. Evan Rodriguez. I don't know how many. Hey, I just, it was just a question. Don't look at me like that. Don't mean anything by it.

All right, let's get out of here. I got a joke of the day. It was emailed to me. So, my man, Jay, emails me a joke of the day. He says, here you could use this. I was just looking around and I found this. So it's from a 19. 1940s newspaper.

So Jay, I don't know what you're doing with your life. That you're scouring 1940 newspapers. I love you. Thank you. I appreciate you listening to the show. I appreciate you being you. But, man, bro, fine. I mean, something else other than 1940s newspapers.

I appreciate you for doing it, though. So he said, this is what he sends me from the 1940 newspaper. He made a point of saying, not my joke. I got it. It's from September 1940 out of Montana. Out of Montana. Maybe he's looking for something specific in Montana, and he had to scour the old newspapers.

I don't know. I'm not judging. Again, I'm not judging. I'm just saying, you know, bro. That's all I'm saying, bro. They're 1940s newspapers. What are you doing? So the post in the newspaper is, help him out.

Algae used to be Aunt Matilda's. This is how you know it's 1940s too. There's no Matilda's nobody names their kid that anymore. Great movie. I love the movie Matilda. Watch it a thousand times. My daughter and I laugh through the whole movie. But, end quote, it through the whole,

but nobody names her kid Matilda anymore. Elgy used to be Aunt Matilda's favorite nephew. I don't know that anyone calls their kids algae either anymore. A-L-G-Y. I don't think that's a name. anymore either. Anyway, it could be a nickname. Now, let's go back to the beginning. Help him out. LG used to be Aunt Matilda's favorite nephew.

His name was still on the list for the annual gift distribution. Yeah, I'm always got to have your annual gift distribution list. Lady Companion, what did you give him last? Okay, stop. This is 1940s. Lady Companion. That means girlfriend, wife. Yeah, I mean, it's. uh,

1940s, uh, business friend. Okay. Uh, so the lady companion, what did you give him last year? Aunt.

Aunt. A check and the poor boy wrote that he could not find words to thank me. Companion. What are you giving him this year? Aunt. A dictionary. Aha. Aha.

Aha. Ah. Uh, get it? No, seriously. It's because he didn't have the words to thank her. So the only way to get words is to have a dictionary. That is so funny.

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