You know there are stories sometimes that you just go come on it's just piling on

So I just saw headline last night and the headline and I look, I get it, we're supposed to hate Jeffrey Epstein

now and he's worth hating. He's a dirt bag. I got it. 100%. We all hate him. But headline is Jeffrey Epstein may have

Exaggerated his donations to charity

You mean like everyone else in America?

Welcome to Chewing the Fat.

It's Fat Pile Friday. never exaggerate. And the.

Especially to the IRS.

The IRS is my friend.

The IRS is my friend. I arrest this point. Okay, so we talk about people who are lucky all the time and I love people that are

lucky and get an opportunity that you know proves to be that spark for a whole bunch of money.

So we know that July 20th, 1969, just a few days away from the anniversary, we put a man on the moon, or so they say.

But it was captured on tape.

In 1976, the Space Agency unknowingly sold those tapes of original footage from Apollo 11 to an intern.

Wait, what? to an intern. Wait?

What?

Yeah, amazingly, they were sold by accident to the NASA intern Gary George in 1976.

He purchased the set among 65 boxes of videotapes at a government

surplus auction for 217 dollars and 77 cents. Now he didn't know what he had and he

sold others off he sold the others off he gave him to other people but he kept those

he kept those

three of them labeled Apollo 11 EVA July 20th 1969 real one of three and his father told them

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