Let me count the ways I love thee, I love thy bacon, the taste too crisp, your tomatoes of juicy,

perfect off, yes, your smoky sauce, oh I adore, but here just fine weeks day I want more.

I love you, be tasty, be tasty, big love.

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Blaze Radio Network. And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Some of the words that might have gotten your mouth washed out with soap as a child

are now commonly banded about or bandied about without a second

thought these days.

I know and I don't necessarily think it's a bad thing. I am not the word police.

Now there's a number of linguistic experts who say, you know, it's perfectly acceptable to utter profanities in various situations.

You know, particularly since the intentions behind such four-letter bombs have shifted in use, from primarily used as insults to taking

on a role as a statement of emphasis or to establish social connections.

Ain't I been saying that?

That's exactly what the Ff I've been saying forever.

Welcome.

Welcome to chewing the fat. Okay, so I know that I'm going to talk to my man Chris Cruz here later for the, for a quick Royals Royals update but I was hollered at previously on this program

well doing a McDonald's story and you know without including him.

So you know a year or so ago we got the idea that McDonald's was going to change its

burger recipe and these softer buns and meltier cheese blah blah blah blah blah blah blah well now according to this

softer buns melted cheese McDonald's new burger style now available nationwide. The revamped McDonald's

hamburgers are now available. So is that true? I mean we talked about the we have the McDonald's

transition that's quarter pounded with cheese to fresh cook to order beef

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