Jason Derulo's $5000 tip AND the bulldog that loves Henry Cavill

0:02 The shark deck. Hey, good news. If you're a waiter and you're serving Jason Derulo, he might leave you an awesome tip. That's what happened to Jordan Schaeffer. Jordan works at Charleston's Restaurant in Omaha. Derulo ran up a seven hundred and sixty dollars bill. I wonder what he ordered there, but don't worry about that because the tip was five grand. Jordan Schaeffer shared this on his TikTok writings, Serving Jason Derulo and his family is something I'll never forget. I cannot say thank you enough. Derulo's In the video, Schaeffer says, Wow, my heart's beating really fast. De Rulo replies, you guys are really awesome. Man. Hey, good news. If you like old pubs, we've got one for you that's five thousand years old.

0:45 Yeah. Archaeologist recently found a tavern in the city state of Lagash. Apparently the bar had an open air sitting area and a kitchen complete with a clay oven, clay chiller, and ancient crockery. Sounds like a nice place and it was open a thousand years before the Great Pyramids. The project manager who oversaw the dig said, we're not going after big mounds expecting to find an old temple. We use our techniques then, based on scientific priority, go after what we think we'll yield important information to close knowledge gaps in the field. Read Goodman is an archeologist at the University of Pennsylvania and heats old CNN. The fact you have a public gathering place where people will can sit down and have a pint and have their fish stew. They're not laboring under the tyranny of kings. Right there, there's something giving us a much more colorful history of the city. Hey, good news. If you're a butterfly, you guys are back baby. Second year in a row. The numbers are up. Volunteers surveyed at two hundred and seventy two over wintering sites across coastal California November December, and they counted three hundred and thirty five four hundred and seventy nine individual butterflies. That's up from the two hundred and fifty grand counted last year. Three thirty five four seventy nine is squarely back into what was considered normal in two thousand to twenty seventeen. That's awesome. Two brothers who knew nothing about each other's existence, got together in their eighties. Alan he's eighty seven. He got a call out of the blue earlier this year, is saying, I think my grandfather's are related to you. It turned out it was his half brother, John's granddaughter Natasha on the phone. She'd been researching the family history. Let's see what happens here. The men's father, John left Allan's mother when Alan was just six months old. Alan said,

2:17 we didn't talk about my dad because my mom hated him. He then turned up my door when I was twenty six. I did learn a bit about him, but he never mentioned I had a brother. His brother is John, who's eighty five. Both men are great grandfathers and both love motorbikes. I am Patty Callahan, Henry, I am Mary kay Andrews, I'm Kristin Harmel, and I'm Kristy Woodson Harvey. Friends at Fiction is led by four longtime friends. The four of us with more than seventy five published books. Between us. Through end depth conversations and interviews, we discussed the books we've written, the books were reading, and the art of storytelling. We are here with endless stories to support indie bookstores, authors, librarians, and readers just like you. We are always seeking innovative ways to introduce dynamic voices and trends in publishing. On this channel, you will find hundreds of episodes with some of your favorite authors, including the four of Us with our new releases.

3:17 As we reveal the stories behind the stories, offer writing tips and talk about the creation of novels, memoirs, and nonfiction titles. So if you love books and you're curious about the writing world, you are in the right place. You can listen to friends and fiction on any major streaming platform. A French bulldog is obsessed with British actor Henry Cavill. What should think? I was going to say? The bulldog spends are days at a shrine dedicated to Henry Cavill and only watches TV if Henry Cavill is on the screen.

3:58 Must be a big fan of the snydercut. Heather Land is the human that hangs out with the bulldog and first noticed a bulldog Rory's fascination with Henry Cavill last year when she was watching The Witcher. Rory the bulldog would perk up. She'd stare at the screen every time Henry Cavell appeared on the screen in the Witcher, Heather was wondering if the dog liked the show or liked Henry Cavill. So then they put on Man of Steel and Rory the Bulldog was riveted throughout, and Heather swears the obsession is not a hoax. I mean, what kind of hoax would it be? You get some dumb podcast to talk about it. Heather has posted about Rory the Bulldog's obsession with Henry Cavell on social media, which has prompted people to suggest that she'd print off a picture and see if she would recognize Henry Cavell in real life. So she did that and it was confirmed. Rory the Bulldog would stare at the picture of Henry Cavill for minutes at a time, multiple times a day. People on social media reacted and started sending them photos of Henry Cavill, and soon Roy the Bulldogs Shrine was created. That's your five good News stories for today.

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