Please radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Okay, I just have a like one question about a story and one question, that's it.

The story is a 20 year old man was stung by African killer bees.

He swallowed 30 of them. He sliced open a hive while trimming a lemon tree.

All right, he was put into a medical coma, induced coma.

He has since woken up and he remains on a ventilator after suffering the stings.

His family watched the episode unfold on the ground couldn't come to his rescue

because they would also come under attack. I mean, we've heard of this happening before.

We've talked of it happening before. It's horrible, horrible.

So he was slicing down a lemon tree, trimming it up, sliced into the hive and they were a little unhappy.

A tad. They were a tad unhappy. These bees that he cut into their hive and you know,

who can blame them? Somebody starts cutting into your home. You're going to be angry as well.

So the firefighters came and they finally rescued him and he was stung and he looked like he had

a blanket around his head. There were so many bees around him and they claim now and he's awake

and he should be fine. I mean, he's going to have a full recovery,

a recovery fortunately. I have a go fund me set up for him. You know, I'm sure that he needs

the money for recovery. It's not cheap to be in a hospital forever and have the care that you're

getting that he's getting. But the question I have is that they claim that he was stung 20,000

times, 20,000 times. Now, we know he swallowed 30 of them. I can understand how you count those.

They were down there. The doctor said, hey, they were in there. They used a suction cup. It took

him a couple of days to get him out and figure out where they all were during all this time.

But they claimed that he was stung 20,000 times. I just I want to know who counted them. I want to know

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