I hate to start the show with sad news, but I'm going to.

For those of you that were planning on seeing one of the five concerts on the books for

2021 for Stevie Nicks, she's decided to cancel them all.

I know. I know. Dry your eyes. Dry your eyes. These are challenging times with challenging

decisions that have to be made. Stevie said in her statement, I want everyone to be safe

and healthy, and the rising COVID cases should be of concern to all of us.

While I'm vaccinated at my age, I'm still being extremely cautious, and for that reason,

I have decided to skip the five performances I had planned for 2021, because I've been

singing and performing my whole life. My primary goal is to keep healthy so I can continue

singing for the next decade or longer. I'm devastated. I know the fans are disappointed,

but we will look towards a brighter 2022. So if you had tickets for one of the five shows

for Stevie Nicks, just know that those shows have been canceled. Welcome to chewing the fat.

All right, so it seems that a woman has now sued McDonald. It doesn't seem that way. I mean,

she has. She sued McDonald's after claiming that a cheeseburger ad, you know, the photograph

of a cheeseburger, was so tempting that it caused her to break her religious fast during a

lint. Yeah, I know. I know. Cassinia of Jingkova. That's her name. Cassina of Jingkova,

of Jingkova. Yeah, of Jingkova has filed lawsuit against the global fast food restaurant chain

for its role in spoiling her fasting during lint, which to her is roughly six weeks of religious

observance in which Christians prepare for Easter to things like prayer and self denial.

In an statement of Jingkova says that she was walking around in the city during lint back in

2019 when her eyes were drawn to an advertisement, which is what advertisements are supposed to do.

It was photos of McDonald's signature dishes, the cheeseburger and the chicken McNuggets,

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