Okay, we can breathe easy.

The Bigfoot statue, the four foot tall wooden statue

that was stolen outside the tiny Bigfoot museum in Felton, California, has been found.

They found it along the side of a road.

Somebody called and said,

hey, the statue you're looking for is on the side of the road over here.

So whoever took it decided that it was a mistake and the people outside of Henry

Collar Redwood State Park needed to have it before anyone else and they shouldn't have stolen it.

Maybe some bad luck came upon them as they were trying to haul it off

because you just don't be stealing Bigfoot statues, okay? But they found that out and it has now

been returned to its rightful place on the planet. Welcome to Chewing the Fat.

So you know, here on the fat, we've talked about how animals were going to attempt

to take back over.

During the original lockdown, the starting of lockdowns all over animals were starting to come into the

cities because people were quarantine and people were not going out and the animals were like hey what's going on here and we talked

about how animals would start you know attacking they need food we saw the monkeys and

you know the monkeys were attacking because they don't have any food and people usually feed

them so you know tourist season is no more.

And so I see this headline about a rogue orca attack and I think kind of I just thought

hmm that was that was I believe an actual quote from me. Hmm, on a rogue orca attack.

Really, that isn't true at all.

So the story talks about a British sailor who now has retired and he delivers boats and yachts all

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