Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - You Don’t Want That… | 8/8/25
Episode Date: August 8, 2025Breast Milk ice Cream…. Airbnb scam…. Drones using loud sounds to scare wolves…. Kind of a pretend nurse arrested in Florida…. Charges dismissed against Georgia man…. Top Streamers for the w...eek…. New addition to New Highlander remake…. Mars, Gene Editing Cocoa plants…. Who Died Today: Brandon Blackstock 48 / Ray DeJon 63 / Leonardo "Flaco" Jimenez master of the Tex-Mex accordion 86…And Just Like That coming to an end…. Starfish dying, sea star wasting syndrome…. WNBA stop telling fans they’re bad… www.FauciCoverup.com/Jeffy or www.blazetv.com/jeffyPromo code Jeffy, if needed?... Email: ChewingTheFat@theblaze.com. Game Show: What’s The Lie?Contestant: Gina Kelley… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher
So the other day we talked about the Heinz ketchup smoothie
that is on sale at limited locations
I'm sorry, select markets around the country
and yeah, oh no, no thank you
and as being a Heinz ketchup police officer,
I'm all about Heinz ketchup, but I don't want it in my smoothies
even if it's mixed with strawberries, raspberries,
apple juice, and a size sorbet, to create the sweet and fruity smoothie with a bright,
tangy ketchup finish.
No, no thank you.
Well, now we have the breast milk ice cream.
Yay!
That does not sound good at all.
Frida, a parent product company, has teamed up.
with Oddfellow's ice cream company to create its own breast milk ice cream. So it is real. It's
inspired by breast milk. It's not real breast milk. And it includes many nutrients found in the real
stuff, including colostrum. It's freshly expressed and oddly familiar, sweet, salty, and smooth
with hints of honey. It's available nationwide until the 10th of August.
So if you're listening live today is the 8th of August.
So you have a couple days left to get the breast milk ice cream.
Yum, yum.
Can't wait for that.
I actually would like to try it, but I'm not going to go out of my way to get it.
But you can still get it, the breast milk ice cream.
I think my favorite part of the breast milk ice cream from Frida and Oddfellow's ice cream
is that their tagline is just like mom used to.
to make.
So what could be better?
Welcome.
Welcome to chewing the fat.
So this is an interesting scam.
A woman who booked a long-term Airbnb stay.
This was in Manhattan.
She says she was shocked to find herself facing more than $7,000 in damage claims.
Now, she said that she left the place perfect.
She was staying there.
She had booked it for a long-term stay for two and a half months,
but she stayed just seven weeks and she checked out early,
citing safety concerns in the neighborhood.
And that's when the situation took a sharp turn.
So she listed on the platform as a super host,
if you're familiar with Airbnb.
It was the place that she was staying at was listed
as a super host. Now, they submitted this claim to Airbnb, accusing this lady of causing $16,000
worth of damage. And the super host included photos to back up his claims, showing a cracked coffee
table, stained mattresses and broken items ranging from a robot vacuum cleaner to a microwave
and an air conditioner. Now, Airbnb apparently reviewed the photos and sided with the super host. And
they said the guest would be required to pay more than $7,000.
And the lady was like, uh, no, uh, I didn't do any damage to your place.
What are you talking about?
So she then started to look, uh, look into the pictures.
And she noticed that something wasn't quite right with the pictures.
Huh.
The photos showed what she called visual inconsistencies and suggested image manipulation.
And that's exactly what.
happened so she finally reached out to Airbnb and Airbnb didn't get back to her she was still on the hook
for the money and she didn't know what to do well then she did had a story done about her by the
guardian and the guardian contacted Airbnb about the situation and the company said oh you know what
her appeal her appeal has been accepted uh yeah and you know what uh we gave her a five hundred and eighty
credit. Plus, we refunded the full cost of her stay. So it's all good. Sorry about that.
So now this lady is concerned about future users, which, you know, it's nice of her to think about
that. But she's just warning that AI generated images can easily be passed off as evidence,
which she was happy to talk about and know that the pictures were manipulated. And she also said
that when she checked out,
she had someone checked the apartment with her
at the time of checkout
so that she knew that she left it without any damages
and it was perfect
and she wasn't going to have to spend any more money
and the accountability was not on her.
So there's a couple things you need to think about
when you're Airbnb, when you check out,
make sure that you take pictures
and make sure you get those documented
because you have some hosts,
some may be listed as super hosts,
in the end,
who get angry with you if you didn't stay your full stay
or you were unhappy with something
that will use AI to claim that you ruined their Airbnb,
when in fact you didn't.
I love this story.
In fact, I used the story as one of the headlines
in the upcoming What's the Lie game?
today here on chewing the fat.
So you know that this is when you see the headline about the USDA using a fight scene from
Scarlett Johansen and Adam Driver to scare off wolves, you'll know that that particular
headline is true.
They want to scare off wolves from killing cattle and scaring the livestock on farms across America.
So they use this huge fight scene.
with Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver from their movie marriage story,
which was just, I watched some of the clips that I'm sure that they're using from the drone,
and it is actually, I mean, they just hate each other.
I don't know why they're getting a divorce,
and it's just a horrific fight scenes between a husband and a wife
and fighting over the divorce and the kids and moving.
So what they do is they have drones who have things.
who have thermal cameras that reveal any wolves lurking around in the darkness around the cattle.
So then the loudspeaker broadcasts alarming sounds.
They have fireworks, they have gunshots, they use people arguing from the movie,
and they also play songs like Thunderstruck from ACDC,
and they play a song from Five Finger Deathbunch,
which the song from Five Finger Death Bunch,
I wasn't familiar with, although it got me singing my favorite song from five-finger death punch
far from home. They're not going to use that particular song to scare off wolves, but it is a been in my head
forever. And you'd think it would be ACDC's thunderstruck, but it's not. No, they said, they mentioned
the five-finger death punch is blue on black. And then I get far from home stuck in my head for two or three days.
and that's just the way my mind works.
So they claim that by doing this,
they have saved cattle.
According to the Oregonian,
the wolves killed 20 cows on this one ranch last year,
and 40 have died overall.
But since they started using these drones
and making these sounds and noises,
the death count has gone way down.
So it's worth.
working. It's working. So they're just flying drones over these farms and saving cattle from these
wolves. So, okay, I like it. I like it a lot. And if it works, it works. Pretty incredible what
they're doing. And so if you're driving around the country and you see drones flying around,
and then all of a sudden you hear ACDC's thunderstruck or you hear a couple arguing over a divorce
that they're trying to scare the wolves away.
Yeah, they want to know,
they want you to let know that humans are bad.
And humans will kill you.
I mean, I guess if we have gunshots going off,
it makes the wolves think twice.
And I understand it.
Believe me, I'd be scared too.
You're pulling up somewhere and you hear,
or maybe you're driving in the other direction.
And apparently that's what the wolves are doing.
I mean, if you were to hear that, you may think about moving.
And if you think to yourself, man, I got to get out of here.
Well, you're going to need a good real estate agent.
And that's where real estate agents I trust comes in handy.
So whether it's moving to the same town, moving to someplace else in the country,
you're going to want a real estate agent who's on your side, not just any agent.
You want someone who's really good at what they do.
And that's what real estate agents I trust.
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It's called Real Estate Agents I Trust.
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Whether you're moving, you know,
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across town just to get away from the wolf ranch,
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Well, he created it.
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I'm not quite sure why someone would do this, but this 29-year-old Autumn Bardisa from Florida,
arrested in Palm Coast, Florida,
after allegedly, I mean, she was doing it,
posing as a registered nurse
and treating more than 4,000 patients
without a valid license at Advent Health Palm Coast Parkway Hospital.
Okay.
She's facing seven counts of practicing a health care profession
without a license,
and seven counts of fraudulent use of personal identification information
that's according to the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.
The arrest comes after a seven-month investigation by law enforcement.
I mean, that seems like a long time.
Officials said that she participated in the medical care of 4,486 people
between June of 2024 and January of this year,
despite never holding a valid nursing license.
According to Flagler County Sheriff,
this is the most disturbing cases of medical.
fraud we've ever investigated.
I mean, they can't,
I don't know about that. I mean, she didn't
kill anyone that I know of.
She was providing health care.
So she
applied
for this job at Advent Palm Coast
Parkway. And she said
that she completed her registered,
she was education first registered nurse,
meaning that she had completely required
education to become a registered nurse, but had
not passed the exam to obtain.
a license.
Then she told the hospital she had passed the exam during the hiring process and provided a license
number matching an individual with her first name.
The person had a different last name, which she said, yeah, I got married and now that's my
new last name.
Oh, okay.
So when they asked to see her marriage license, she never provided it to the sheriff's
department.
She was offered a promotion in January.
A fellow employee then checked the status of Burrace of Barrett.
Bardisa's license and found she had an expired certificate nursing assistant license,
according to officials.
So that person then reported those findings to administrators.
They conducted their own investigation and fired her on January 22nd.
Yeah, you're not getting that promotion.
You're not even a nurse.
We're firing you.
Well, then they contacted Flagler County Sheriff's Office to conduct a criminal investigation,
and they determined that the license she provided.
was tied to a registered nurse employed at Advent Health at a different hospital.
Officials said the two attended school together but did not know each other.
Weird.
So she passed the state test and received her license after she got fired according to an outlet.
Staley told the outlets he believes he could not confirm that the state planned to revoke her license
as a result of the accusation.
So she was kind of a nurse, but not really?
okay
she's being held
at Perry Hall
inmate detention facility
on $70,000 bond
according to the sheriff
she potentially put
thousands of lives at risk
by pretending to be someone
she was not
and violating the trust of patients
I mean she was kind of a nurse
and I don't know
that you can prove
that she did harm
to these patients
okay
all right I don't know
why she didn't just
go through
with having a
it done. Really, really the whole thing is just weird. But to say that this is one of the most
disturbing cases of medical fraud, maybe that's what it is in Flagler County, but I feel like
we've heard a lot worse cases of medical fraud in other places around the country, Sheriff Rick Staley,
but I could be wrong. Then we go up to Georgia, where charges have now been dismissed against a man
who was facing attempted kidnapping and other charges
after a mother accused him of trying to grab her two-year-old son
from her at a Georgia Walmart.
Wow, okay.
So Mahendra Patel encountered 26-year-old Caroline Miller
with her two children riding a motorized cart in March.
And this happened at the Walmart in Ackworth,
about 30 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.
He asked her for help to find Tylenol,
He alleged then, the lady alleged that Patel then grabbed her two-year-old son from her,
but she pulled the child back.
Oh, okay.
So now we have surveillance video that proves that he was just trying to make sure the boy didn't fall from the scooter,
which he said just clipped a store display.
Now, he has been held in Cobb County jail for 45 days.
He was indicted in April by,
grand jury on charges of criminal attempt to commit kidnapping, simple assault, and simple battery.
He was released on a $10,000 bond in May, but he still had this case hanging over his head.
Now they have come up with the security footage that they subpoenaed from Walmart,
and they have shared, and the security footage drew attention, yeah, because everyone said,
yeah, look, he's not trying to take the kid.
Plus, about six minutes later, the video shows Patel paying for his purchase and walking out the door
after pausing to speak with an employee for more than 20 seconds.
Because nothing was wrong.
He just helped this lady and helped a kid from falling off for damn electric cart.
Wow.
So now I think we need to turn the charges around.
I mean, he's saying that I feel relieved, to be honest with you.
This thing was hanging over my head for a long time and our family went through a lot of hell.
Yeah.
And this should be a day of celebration and I'm thankful for it.
Well, yeah.
The only reason this got resolved is because you saw the video from Walmart.
And he was falsely accused of that.
Now, I don't know if anything happens to Caroline Miller, who, you know, she definitely spoke about it in the past, you know, when it first happened.
Oh, yeah, he tried to grab my son.
But the video shows something completely different.
Do we charge her?
My answer to that would be yes.
But that's just me.
All right, let's go to the break room.
I need something cold to drink desperately.
I was looking at this week's top streamed originals.
And, of course, Netflix, happy Gilmore, too.
far as films go, HBO
Max,
Zach Snyder's Justice League,
Disney Plus Encanto, Prime Video,
The Pickup, I almost watched that
the other night, and I didn't. I will
watch it this weekend, though, with Eddie
Murphy, looks good. Paramount Plus,
Dora and the search for Sol Dorado.
I will not be watching that.
Hulu vacation friends.
I don't think so. Apple TV
Plus, Fountain of Youth.
Peacock, borderline,
maybe.
then on TV they say Netflix the hunting wives yeah I haven't finished that though I'm about I don't know how far along I'm in on that but that's the show that I was talking about earlier this week that you know Brad Staggs who I do Saturday morning live with on X every Saturday 9 a.m. Central you can catch it live on my ex account at Jeffrey JFR the hunting wives whack you got a bunch of hunting wives you got a bunch of hunting wives okay okay so I started watching it and yeah you know it's
It's all right.
Disney Plus,
Eyes of Wakanda,
Prime Video,
the summer I turned pretty.
All right,
I watched,
what's her face,
Ballard,
which is awesome on Prime Video.
Paramount Plus,
Star Trek,
new strange new worlds,
Hulu, King of the Hill,
Apple TV Plus,
Chief of War.
I almost started watching that
the other night as well.
That's with Jason Momoa.
I guess the first two episodes have dropped.
Apple TV Plus does that two-episode thing,
which is,
ugh.
I hate.
Just let's go put the episodes up.
Let me watch them.
And then Fiecock has twisted metal.
So those are your top film and TV shows from last week.
And I saw where the Highlander, you know, they're doing the remake.
And Russell Crow obviously is going to be in Highlander, which, you know, I'm not opposed to.
I like Russell Crow and I like his word.
But now Henry Cavill will be the Highlander.
I mean, he's playing The Highlander.
and Dave Batista
has final negotiations to play the villain
in the remake of Highlander.
I mean, hello.
The first Highlander was the greatest.
I mean, there can be only one.
It was a great movie.
I mean, Christopher Lambert was awesome in it
as the Highlander, Connor McLeod,
aboard in the Scottish Highlands in the 16th century.
What's his face?
Clancy Brown, that's where
Batista's character is going to play
Clancy Brown's
character.
Ha!
Just awesome.
Ramirez.
There's my favorite part
of, well, there's several with
Clancy Brown as the bad guy
in Kergan.
I'm sorry. His name was
Kergan.
But you stayed at the hotel.
The homeless guy,
the drunk guy is sitting in the lobby with the asshole
counter guy from the hotel
and he says something to Kyrgy,
and Kyrgyz like,
don't ever speak to me again.
The guy just laughs and chuckles like,
yeah, finally somebody telling you off.
Like, you're nothing. It was awesome.
Just awesome.
Ramirez,
ah,
is with your woman.
He never told you.
Oh, just the first movie, the first movie of the Highlander was just a superb movie.
Now, will they make this second one as good as that one?
I mean, Russell Crow, you know, is the Sean Connery character, Ramirez.
Will that, will that happen?
I hope so.
I hope so.
I'm willing to give it a shot.
I love the movie.
You know, the other Highlanders, two, three, four, five, 80, whatever, whatever they did.
And that was okay.
But the first one was the one.
And am I willing to sit through a new edition with Dave Batista, Henry Cavill, and Russell Carrow?
You bet.
So I guess this is good news.
Mars, the company that, you know, makes dove chocolate and M&Ms, they are going to start using gene editing technology that could speed up the development of the harderier cocoa plants.
I mean, if it brings me more chocolate, fine.
Go ahead and do it.
They say they're entering into a licensing agreement with Pearwise,
an agricultural gene editing firm,
in order to accelerate the development of plants with desirable traits.
What could go wrong?
Under the agreement, Mars gets access to pairwise CRISPR tools,
which allows scientists to modify organisms and the DNA sequences.
The issue is of critical importance for Canada.
many makers after cocoa supplies from the ivory coast and Ghana,
which are the world's biggest producers of the crop,
has dropped in recent years due to unfavorable weather
and chronic issues such as swollen chute disease.
Man, do I hate that.
I am not a fan of that.
I don't wish that on anyone.
Folen shoot or swollen shoot disease has sent the cocoa prices sky high.
So the ultimate goal, according to them,
is to help address the pressures that the caco faces globally from climate variability,
plant diseases, and environmental stresses.
Gene editing has the potential, has the potential, to improve crops in ways that support
and strengthen global supply chains.
Again, what could go wrong?
And look, it makes more chocolate.
I guess we're okay.
As long as we're not putting red dye into my can.
but we can have gene-edited chocolate
where I'm fine.
Right?
Right.
Because CRISPR is going to allow researchers
to adjust specific plant characteristics
as opposed to just the traditional breeding
that requires a creation of many different varieties.
Plus,
uh,
hello,
we're suffering from swollen shoot disease
and nobody wants that.
Nobody wants swollen shoot disease.
So,
if it means,
that I'm getting more chocolate.
We're cutting down on swollen shoot disease.
And it's going to, you know, create really first and foremost, more chocolate.
I'm in.
And make sure there's no red dye involved.
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Who died today? Who died today? Well, let's begin with Brandon Blackstock. Brandon Blackstock has dead at the age of 48. Now, let's be honest. You know who.
Brandon Blackstock is, right?
The husband to Kelly Clarkson.
I'm sorry, the ex-husband to
Kelly Clarkson. Yeah, apparently
he was
dealing with this
how shall I say
turbocharged cancer
that he's been battling
for the last three years.
Huh. Isn't that
something? What coincides
with that timeline?
I don't know. I don't know. I can't
figure it out. But
Brandon, you know, they
had a big divorce fight.
It was all over. I mean, it was
terrible. So I guess
he passed away peacefully surrounded by his
family. Okay, sure.
You say so.
And Kelly is now postponing or
as postponing. I guess he was
really sick. And
that's why she postponed some of her
shows in Vegas
scheduled for this month
as part of her ongoing
residency and she said
I normally keep my personal life
private this past year my children's
father has been ill and at this moment I need
to be fully present for them
okay
and then it was confirmed
she said I needed to postpone
the remainder of the August studio session dates
in Vegas I'm sincerely
sorry to everyone who bought tickets
yeah I mean you understand right she's not going to
be there sorry my
ex-husband my kids father died
sorry about it
Okay. This is interesting that the 48-year-old man, Brandon Blackstock, who is now dead, was suffering from this cancer for the last three years.
Huh. A rest in peace, do Brandon Blackstock.
Then we have comedian, video music box veteran, esteemed comedy club owner and promoter Ray Dejean.
Ray Dejean has passed away at the age of 63. Well, he's almost.
He was one day shy of his 64th birthday.
Rest in peace to Ray Dejean.
It came as a shock.
He was busy promoting comedy roast schedules,
and he had shows lined up,
and then he was dead.
It was over.
He dropped dead.
So, rest in peace to Ray Dejaun,
dead at the age of 63.
Then we have the accordion master,
Falaco Iemones has died at the age of 86.
Don't?
Don't you, don't you look at me like you don't know who Flaco is, man.
Come on, he is the master of the Tex-Mex accordion.
Leonardo Flaco Imenes.
Tradition drenched sound comes from a lifetime of music of South Texas.
He had a career of more than 70 years, carried that sound to an international audience
to his work with megastars across genres.
He was 86 years old.
So rest in peace to accordion master.
Flaco, Yemenez.
Is it Geminez?
Yemenez?
Yeah, I know.
He said, legend that I'm saying his name wrong.
So I do apologize for that.
Rest in peace to Flaco, the Tex-Mex accordion master dead at the age of 86.
then we do have some sad news.
While it's not a human,
it is a show that has died.
The HBO Max series,
and just like that.
Yeah, I know the follow-up to Sex and the City.
Ah, yeah, they're pulling the plug.
Finally, wow.
I mean, the critics have been,
this show was terrible
and it was full of woke stuff,
and the plot lines were terrible.
And finally, the showrunner,
said, yeah, you know what, we're just going to call it quits.
We're going to do a two-part series later this month, and that's going to be it.
All right, have a nice day.
We're done.
Sarah Jessica, I'm sorry, Carrie Bradshaw, you're done.
You've been doing it for 27 years.
Let's end this nightmare right now, okay?
Yeah, we loved it when it was first out, and we did what a great show it was.
It really was.
And this reboot didn't have all the characters, and it was just agonizing.
And they tried to cover all the woke bases, and it just didn't work.
Huh.
It just didn't work weird.
So rest in peace to, and just like that, on HBO Max or Max or HBO or whatever they call themselves now.
Then we have something that has killed over five billion Pacific Ocean starfish over the past decade.
That's what they say.
This new study identified a vibrio pectinacida bacteria,
Vibrio pectinacida bacteria as the cause of an ongoing and the largest ever marine epidemic.
Yeah, if it's killed 5 billion starfish, yeah, that would seem like that's quite the number.
So it's called a sea star wasting syndrome, first seen along North America's Pacific Coast,
and it causes starfish to develop lesions, decay, and die.
That does not sound like fun.
The disease has ravaged more than 20 species, wiping out over 90% of sunflower sea stars in under a decade.
And who doesn't love sunflower sea stars?
their decline fueled a 10,000% rise in sea urchins along California's north coast.
Yeah, so the balance has been thrown way off.
Roughly 96% of the region's kelp forest vanished during that period as unchecked sea urchins.
Those bastards just eat kelp.
That's all they do.
They just eat kelp, eat kelp.
And the starfish were eating the urchins, and now the urchins are.
don't have anybody to kill them.
So key ecosystems that support biodiversity,
capture carbon, and filter pollution
have been destroyed thanks to this damn sea star wasting syndrome.
So researchers exposed lab-raised sunflower sea stars
to the disease under various conditions
to confirm vibrio pectanacida
as the culprit.
And man, you don't want to come.
catch known that vibriopecta nesita.
The team now aims to understand how the bacterium,
which belongs to a genus that thrives in warming waters.
Uh-oh, yes, it's got to be about warming waters.
Uh, triggers C-Star wasting syndrome in hopes of preventing future outbreaks.
Yeah, I'm okay with that.
If we see, you know, I don't know that we want to prevent future outbreaks.
Look, it's mother nature.
And mother nature, you know, maybe for the time being,
we need to have the sea urchins eating all the kelp for us.
Maybe that needs to happen.
I don't know.
Here's a thing.
I am not Mother Nature.
I know.
I know it's weird, but I'm not.
So it's possible that this is happening for a reason,
but they won't hear of that.
So they're going to do everything they can to.
I mean, I'm okay with figuring out, you know,
why it's happening.
but let's not try to reverse it or change it right now.
Let's see why it's happening.
Shall we do that, please?
Because I realize nobody wants that vibrio pectinecida bacteria.
But maybe the Earth is saying, you know, we don't need all the starfish.
Maybe it is.
Maybe we need more unchecked sea urchins devouring kelp forest.
Maybe we do.
Maybe that's our new ecosystem.
And maybe that's our new biodiversity.
Just a thought.
I don't know.
I'm not, they didn't discuss this study with me.
They just went ahead and published it without talking to me about it.
So just know that, I mean, we have lost a lot of starfish.
It was a stupid disease, C-Star Wasting Syndrome.
Yeah, you don't want that.
You do not want that.
You know, else we don't want, we don't want sex toys,
Dildos thrown down the courts of the WNBA games.
I still am struggling to figure out what the bid is,
you know, what's supposed to be funny about it.
But here's the thing.
The more that the WNBA tell me that it's misogynistic and it's demeaning,
the more I want to see people do it because they are terrible.
So why don't they just say, you know, I don't know what it means.
I don't know what you're doing.
Just stop it.
We don't want people to get hurt.
Stop there.
Just stop right there.
You don't have to add your LGBTQ spin on it.
You don't have to add anything else.
But just say, you know, I don't get it.
I don't want someone to get hurt.
Stop doing it.
Period.
You don't need anything more.
And really, you don't need to comment about it any more than that.
Just stop it.
And you've already got security alerted to it at all the arenas.
and you've got betting circles on it,
which is going to be harder and harder to make money on
because the security is tightened up at the arenas.
You've arrested one guy for a couple of times.
I think we've had, I don't know, five or six people,
or five or six neon green sex toys thrown out to the court
or at least got, you know, in the stadium.
I think one of them was not neon green.
Disappointing.
But so just don't, if you're telling me how, you know, terrible I am for laughing at it and because it's misogynistic and demeaning and telling me that you're, you know, you don't like it, and especially because it's more demeaning because of all the LGBTQ players in the league.
And, you know, we just don't like this heteronormative narratives and insults.
What are you talking about?
Just stop it.
First of all, you're already.
unlikable. No question about it. All right, you're really hurting the league because most of you
are very unlikable. So how about you try to be more likable? And that would be stop calling your
fans a misogynistic and heteronormative and let them have some fun with your games.
Other than, you know, I don't want people getting hurt. I don't want players tripping over the
neon green dildo on the court. I want to understand what is. I want to understand what is. I don't want to
Understand what it means.
I please tell me what it means.
I don't know.
But because I don't know what it means, it makes me laugh.
And I love the memes.
I love the giant shadows over the arenas.
I love the giant semis pulling covered what appears to be a sex toy on it,
pulling up to the arenas.
I love all of it because they hate it so much.
So just please stop talking about it.
Just respond with,
we don't want our players to get hurt
and we don't
you know just please stop doing it
we don't want to harm our players
that's it
we don't need any more comment
from you okay
that's not going to happen
because they can't help themselves
but I wish they would
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Our contested today
Gina who claims in her email
That she hasn't heard a girl ever
On What's the Lie?
Perhaps she needs to listen to
every what's the lie but welcome welcome to the game show what's the lie gina how are you
i'm well glad to be here uh we're happy to have you we're happy to have you and you know just
for reference purposes i mean i'm glad that you're representing the female persuasion but you're
not the first one so i want you calm down a little bit okay all right okay all right so you're
coming off uh our man uh mark higginson uh had four in a row so
You've got a mountain to climb.
You ready to give it a shot?
It was impressive.
Let's see what I can do.
All right.
Four headlines.
One not real.
What's the lie?
Headline number one.
Alderman says, no.
A man isn't inside Chicago's bean sculpture.
Headline number two.
This summer's camp started a scholarship for the weirdest kid in school.
Headline number three.
A bird dropped a fish on power lines and sparked a brush fire in Canada.
Headline number four.
Scarlett Johansen and Adam Driver fighting in marriage story is being used by the USDA to scare off wolves and save cattle.
Those are your four headlines.
Headline number one.
Alderman says, no, a man isn't inside Chicago's bean sculpture.
Headline number two.
This summer camp started a scholarship for the weirdest kid in school.
Headline number three.
A bird dropped a fish on power lines.
on power lines and sparked a brush fire in Canada.
Headline number four.
Scarlett Johansen and Adam Driver fighting in marriage story
is being used by the USDA to scare off wolves and save cattle.
Those are your four headlines.
Gina, what is the lie?
Oh, good grief.
Those are some interesting articles.
I'm going to go with my gut and save.
that Scarlett Johansson is not being used by the USDA.
Oh, no.
Gina, gosh, darn it.
I was rooting for you, too.
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So you want to take another shot?
Oh, how about the first one?
So you want to take another shot?
Okay, the fish on the power line.
So you want to take another shot?
I failed miserably, now didn't I?
Yes, there's no summer camp for the weirdest kid in school.
Sorry, I mean, that's just the way I did.
is. But gosh darn it. It was fun
having you on and I really appreciate
it. I enjoyed it.
Thanks so much. All right. Thank you.
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