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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

A 3,500-year-old jar was accidentally shattered by a four-year-old boy at a museum in Israel.

Now, you know, I get it. The kid, you know, is a holy terror.

But I don't know as a parent you'd be like no no no no no no too late. So the jar dating back to the Bronze Age which which is 2,200 to 1500 BC, was a rare and well-preserved

artifact.

It had been displayed near the museum entrance without glass as the museum values the special

charm of showing archaeological finds without obstructions. I wonder if we're going to change that idea?

Because now they've got the four-year-old kid that is just destroyed.

Those 3,500 year old artifact.

Sorry about it.

Maybe you can glue it back together.

And I'll sweep up the pieces.

I'm so sorry.

Man, I don't, I tried to stop him and he's just we love him we loved a little boy but he's just a holy terror

yeah sorry so Oh yeah, sorry. So we'll see what the we'll see what the what the museum does. I did love the first comment under the story that I saw from a well from the person named

unemployed Mike his comment was my parents used to calm me down by aligning my chakras, stabilize my aura,

freshen my karma, and make me see a week into the future all with a single slap.

So would that work with this holy terror? I don't know. Welcome! Welcome to

chewing the fat. Okay, we have to revisit a story that I did yesterday. So yesterday we talked about the Wells Fargo employee, Denise Prudem, 60 years old.

She was in our who died today segment and they found her in her cubicle at the

Wells Fargo corporate office in Tempe, Arizona. All right?

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