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A replay of Peaches Pit Party which you can hear on KBEAR 101 weekday afternoons 2pm - 7pm MST
Well, good afternoon. It is Tuesday, December 10, 2024. Like I've said before, Tuesdays are those days where most bands announce their tours. And I took a look at the tours that got announced today. Unfortunately, nothing coming anywhere close that I've seen so far.
Maybe I could get lucky some big band out of nowhere says, hey. We're coming to, Salt Lake, Boise, maybe even right here in the area. I doubt it. I did see the Double Wear's Prada with Era is going to be making a stop in Billings, Montana out of all places, which is 5 and a half hours away. If you wanna drive out to that show, you're more than welcome to do so.
Alright? I don't think I'll be I I would ever be able to drive that far for a show. I can barely handle to and from Salt Lake City, and then I also have to mentally prepare myself for a trip to and from Boise. I keep snacks in my car and all that. It's Peach's pit party getting started here on Kay Barrett 101.
I tell you, it's it's great being as tall as I am, as big as I am for the most part. But when you have a giant head like me, things don't necessarily fit. I've talked about the whole four XL hat situation that I had to buy in order to cover my bald head from getting sunburned in the summertime. Well, at night, I need to use my CPAP for the sleep apnea that I have. And I wear it if I wear it loose, the darn thing starts to whistle.
Wakes me up in the middle of the night. I've woken up at, like, 3 in the morning just to this ting sound, and I realize, oh, it's my CPAP. But then if I wear it too tight, it's nice and all. Sometimes it can be a little painful, but I get I get used to it. And I sleep deep, but then I wake up, and then I look like Darth Vader without the helmet when I take the whole machine off.
It looks like Bane got beat up by Batman for the most part, but not like the muscular Bane, but the fat Bane. And there are these red marks around my nose that form and sometimes we have meetings in the morning. And I'm extremely anxious because my eyes start to water, and I feel self conscious that the bosses think I spent the whole morning just crying because my eyes are all watery, my face is all red. It's all that all that fun stuff, you know. Luckily, it goes back to normal before noon, so I don't look that way on camera.
But right at 8 AM, you can see me with red marks all around my face. The struggles of being the giant. Anyway, Peach's pit party will continue here in just a few on kBear 1 zero one. KBear at 1 zero one, I I watch a lot of YouTube. I follow these different people.
1 of the guys that I follow, his name is Kit Boga. He's a funny dude that just decides to, mess with scammers, and he'll waste their time by putting on these voices. And sometimes he'll fake redeeming these credit card these credit cards these gift cards to then cause them to freak out. It's it's quite funny. You should definitely watch Kit Boga on YouTube.
But, this British phone company, I guess, watched a lot of Kit Boga and decided to create an AI character named Daisy that's designed to outsmart phone scammers by wasting their time. I think they saw what Kit Boga was doing. There's also scammer payback online. They saw these YouTube channels and said, you know what? We can do the same thing with AI.
So Daisy, who sounds like a grandma very similarly to how Kit Boga has a character that he's where he sounds like a grandma, Daisy holds lifelike conversations with these scammers, keeping them on the line for up to 40 minutes with a this warm and relatable grandmotherly personality, talks about everything from her family to, knitting hobbies, basically, just to frustrate the scammer, even provides fake personal information. I mean, they straight up stole this from a lot of those, scammer YouTube channels, especially Kit Boga. And I'm thinking, like, this is a great idea and all. I I I do like how they're using AI to get back at people that just absolutely suck. Scamming people out of money, fight fire with fire.
You might as well use AI in a good way like this. They they are using AI in a very good way. Unlike the company behind Call of Duty Black Ops 6 that decided to use AI instead of actual graphic artists. And you can clearly obviously tell that it's AI that they're using in the latest game, Black Ops 6. As I talked about it on yesterday's show, if you look at some of the hands, they have 6 fingers.
They're very clearly AI generated. You'll see a lot of companies go real cheap with how they do things, like, Spotify, for example, with the whole Spotify rap situation that happened, this year came much later than usual. And everybody was disappointed that there wasn't, like, features that were there wasn't these old features that they had in the years past. Instead, it was just these were your top songs, congratulations, here's your playlist, goodbye type situation. You know how the rules are different when you're in an airport from having beer and a burger in the morning to spending $10 in a water bottle that you got yourself, but yet the self checkout kiosk also asks for a tip.
You can even nap on the floor at the airport. Norms just go out the window when you're at the airport. But in a new TikTok trend, people are saying, hey. Take these airport rules and use them in your everyday life. You might as well.
What when airport rules are in effect, that means anything goes. It all started around election day. People were jokingly posting clips of their coping mechanisms, but the trend has continued. Many have declared that airport rules are valid for the rest of the year and for some, even beyond that. I mean, you can do what you wanna do.
It can be looked down upon, but you can honestly do whatever you want. I talk about it all the time when I'm by myself in my apartment, which is 99% of the time. I walk around in my underpants. Now, I don't want you to visually picture that because that's awful. But, I mean, if I really wanted to nap on the floor of my apartment, sure.
Might as well. If I wanted to eat 10 cookies for breakfast, I can. That's the perk of being an adult and living on my own. Kay Bear 101, Idaho's only rock station. One of those classic movies that I have not seen.
And every single time I mention it to someone, they go, wait. You haven't seen that movie? Like, I didn't just say I haven't seen that movie. I'm talking about a Christmas story. Haven't seen it.
I plan on watching it at some point, but, this Florida man, is getting loads of attention for the holiday display at his house. Now you're probably thinking thousands of lights, some animatronic elves, whole bunch of stuff that just looks like clutter on the front lawn. No. This guy has a giant replica of the leg lamp from A Christmas Story. Now I know about this reference, but I still haven't seen the movie.
This leg lamp that he has is 20 feet tall on the front lawn, hard to miss, gets a lot of laughs from passersby, even has the giant replica of Ralphie wearing pink bunny pajamas hugging the lamp. The the owner of the house says everyone decorating their houses, and I thought it'd be fun to have a neighborhood competition who could have the best Christmas decorations. And sure enough, I'm sure he's getting the most attention. It's huge. 20 feet.
Seeing that would be daunting. That would definitely I feel like that would almost be annoying to see that many people just outside of his house taking pictures because now this is getting national attention as I'm talking about it. It does remind me that I need to watch the movie. I'll put it on my list, and at some point, I will watch a Christmas story. And this right here is your Shot Clock sports update.
When the Green Bay Packers played the Detroit Lions last Thursday, it set a regular season streaming record for prime video attracting an average of 17,300,000 viewers. That passes the previous record set in September for cowboys and the giants by more than a 1000000 viewers. Broadcast industry insiders see this as proof that sports fans will tune in wherever they have to when there's a good game on and that we should expect to see more and more streaming sports in the months years ahead. In college football news, the success of Deion Sanders at the University of Colorado continues to be one of the biggest stories in college football. Finishing 9 and 3, ranked number 20, was a breakthrough season for the program.
Next up is the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio on December 28th against BYU, which will be very special for coach Prime. He's reportedly convinced all of his players to play in the game and said that none of his players will be opting out. It's also a big deal because it will be the final game that he will coach his 2 youngest sons, Shiloh and Shadoor, at Colorado after coaching them most of their lives. In college wrestling news here, Josh Barr, who is a member of the dominant Penn State wrestling team, this year, he's been trying to figure out how to have the biggest impact on the team and came to the conclusion that he would have the best chance at success if he moved up in weight class from 184 to a 197. And in order to gain all that weight, Barr knew he would have to add more protein to his diet, so he bought a cow from his roommate's dad.
The dad still owns a farm, was willing to deliver beef to campus. Barr worked out in a big way while working his way through an inventory of red meat. It all paid off as he's been wrestling successfully at 197. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on K Bear 101. Well, at the beginning part of the show, I said that there were no tours making their way to the area.
I stand corrected. There's a few, well, 2, well, 2 notable ones and a few others the of bands that we don't necessarily play on this channel that I just added to the concert calendar just in case people were fans of the band free throw and such, but I did see a nice heavy tour get announced. Chelsea grin with shadow of intent, signs of the swarm, and disembodied tyrant, April 19th, the depot in Salt Lake City. And I just realized that that is the day after, the ACDC show in California. So most likely, I won't be going to that show even though I I really wanted to.
I feel like April's now where when all the shows are now gonna happen. This band called Static Dress announced a show too or announced a tour, and they're making a stop in Salt Lake City. And it's called crying across the USA, and it's all of them wearing these crying baby masks. I thought that was disturbing, but the band Steel Panther, the Steel Panther making a stop in Boise as well at the, Knitting Factory. I posted both those shows on our concert calendar that you can always access at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar.
That's the easiest way to get to it. And you can buy someone you know, buy yourself some, tickets to any concert that you wanna go to so far. There's a quite a lot of shows on that concert calendar at riverbandmediagroup.com. I was looking at this list here about holiday music. Every radio station out there, every I mean, not every radio station.
Every, feel good, family oriented radio station does the big switch to Christmas music, or sometime in November. And that's when everyone just gets pummeled by everyone knows somebody that is obsessed with Christmas music. Everybody knows somebody that is that way. And I I think my mom is more so the the enjoyer of which the enjoyer of Coast 103.5, which is the classy 97 of Southern California. That's the easiest way to put it.
But a lot of these, Christmas songs get overplayed countrywide. People are sick of a lot of them, and I honestly thought number 1 would be All I Want for Christmas is You because of that go to meme in October when Halloween passes by and everyone thinks Mariah Carey is defrosting. Well, no. All I Want for Christmas Is You is not the most overplayed song of the season. According to a survey, Jingle Bells, number 1, which I like, Jingle Bells overall.
I think it's great. Number 2, we wish you a merry Christmas. And 3, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. I enjoy those 3. I really don't like all I want for Christmas is you or you're a mean one, mister Grinch is just downright awful.
And everyone, I think, truly despises Christmas shoes. Right? Filiz Navidad is one of my favorites too. The Hanukkah song, I haven't really listened to. Winter Wonderland, that's a unique one, rocking around the Christmas tree.
I did see, a few playlists pop up of metalcore covers of Christmas music, which we're not gonna play here. I played the one, the only Christmas song of my show that is Alex Terrible's cover of All I Want for Christmas Is You. I played that on December 2nd, the 1, the only day, and that's it. Alright? You'll have our regular playlist through Christmas, and it'll be that way all of next year too.
You know, every single time I do a To Peach Thrown question that's related to music, talking more so like, what's your all time least favorite song? Somebody in the comments is bound to put anything by Taylor Swift. Even though they don't ever listen to her, they just write Taylor Swift because she's popularly hated in the rock and metal world. So I I'm here to just say I respect her for giving out $200,000,000 in bonuses to the cast and crew of the eras tour. That's right.
That tour itself grossed more than $2,000,000,000 over the course of its 21 month, a 150 show run. During that time, she handed out almost $200,000,000 in bonuses to the cast and crew of the Eris 2 tour from the musicians, dancers, truck drivers, caterers, instrument techs, merchandise team, lighting sound, production staff, everybody involved, security choreographers choreographers, I should say, pyrotechnics, hair and makeup stylists, physical therapists even, she gave money to. Swift's production company, Taylor Swift Touring, confirmed that 10 +1000000 people attended the heiress tour. So for a person that's, you know, popularly hated, she's making tons of money. Had one of the most she actually had the most successful tour of all time.
It sold more than $2,000,000,000 worth in total tickets. The best selling tour of all time, double the gross ticket sales of any other concert tour in history. Congrats to Taylor Swift on that. Well, you know, it's that time of the year where snow is bound to show up, and you have to shovel it. You have to.
Well, between 1990 and 2006, almost 200,000 Americans were treated in ERs for snow shoveling related accidents. I didn't realize how, dangerous it actually is until I moved out here that you can suffer a lot of different injuries, even just heart attacks, shoveling snow. People with heart conditions are more likely to experience a cardiac event. Luckily, I don't have to shovel the snow in my with my apartment building. Every time I walk outside, first thing in the morning, the shovel the snow is already shoveled, which is crazy to me.
I think at one point, I saw the older lady that lives next to me shoveling the snow, and I'm inside my place all nice and warm with the heater on watching her do so. It was quite sad. You know, shout out to the old lady that lives next to me. She's nice and quiet. She even shovels the snow.
She has these festive signs on her front door. Every single time there's a holiday approaching, she has some sort of little cute decoration, which, you know, gets me more into the season. I think she has a Christmas one up now, but she's the best neighbor I've had so far living on my own. And that's saying something. Alright?
Because there's been a lot of crap neighbors that I've had, people stepping on the floor real loudly, screaming, running around like it's a playground. She never makes noise. And I feel bad because, sometimes, I'm up till 10 PM playing Xbox, yelling into my headset. I know she's probably sick of me. I've become the loud neighbor.
And now I I'm probably the terrible neighbor in her head because I'm making her shovel the snow and she has to hear me yell in my place. She probably hates me. Kbert101. I've talked about how it truly does suck to work in customer service, retail, fast food, you name it. I I do feel slightly bad for used car salesmen, even though a lot of them, they just try to take all of your money and give you the worst thing possible.
This dealership in Salt Lake City had to deal with this whole, refund dispute with this one guy who took things a little too far and posted about the this story on our Facebook page. He was so frustrated by the dealership's, refund policy or something like that. There was a whole refund beef. And the guy said, you know what? I'm gonna drive this car through the front door.
And he did, and the whole thing was caught on camera. I think the person knew that this was going to happen or something crazy was about to happen because I think the customer probably said, hey. You know what? That's it. Ran out to his car, and this guy straight up plows his Subaru Outback into the dealership.
Oh, it's in Sandy, Utah, crashing through the glass at full speed, obliterating a countertop into a 1000000 pieces. The the seething man, still unnamed, hops out of the car in the video and shouts, I told you and he said something explicit after that that I can't repeat on the air, but you can watch it on the TMZ article. He paces around looking like he was ready to cause some more mayhem, maybe punch the wall. That'll really show him. That will really solve your issues.
Oh, wait. No. That just made things a whole lot worse. He qualifies for the genius of the day, which which, by the way, you can hear weekday mornings, 6:45 AM on Victor's morning show. If you're traveling by air this holiday season, make sure you leave your TSA banned items at home, including and especially grenades.
Yeah. A passenger was detained at New York's LaGuardia Airport Monday when security agents found a grenade inside his carry on luggage. He was pulled aside for questioning. The explosive was confiscated. Authorities determined the grenade was real but inert.
The man explained that he had bought the grenade as a gift from a museum and assumed he could take it along on the plane. Yeah. You know what? Who cares? It's, you know, it's a grenade.
It's it's not working. Since the since the device was in fact inert, police decided not to charge the man. He was allowed to continue his travels but without that cool grenade. Yeah. I guess you should have, I don't know, shipped that out to the person.
I don't know how you would get that to somebody, really. Maybe just keep it at home until that person visits, but then they couldn't travel with it either. I did I did see some stupid video of a lady trying to travel with hot sauce in a bottle that looked like dynamite, like legitimate dynamite. And I there's a whole video of the TSA agent looking at it, wondering what's going on, the person's face all in shock, like, oh, yeah. We shouldn't be traveling with anything that looks like remotely close to an explosive.
Just just that nice reminder from Peaches. Hey. Don't don't travel with any explosives this holiday season. No movie has had more of an impact on people than Final Destination, And the reason why I say that is because every time you drive behind a truck with a whole bunch of logs that it's hauling, you get away from it. Everybody knows that famous scene from Final Destination where the log comes flying off.
I'm not gonna go from there into detail as to what happens, but I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at. But there's gonna be a new Final Destination movie coming out next year, Final Destination Bloodlines. After a 14 year absence, Final Destination is returning to the big screen with their 6th movie. 6th. I've only ever seen, like, the first couple of them.
If you re if you rewatch them, the fashion from the early 2000 has really peaked with those movies. I tell you what. You should see there's characters wearing, colored T shirts with flames all over it. Very peak or it's peak 2,005. When did the first Final Destination movie come out?
I think it was 2,005, maybe. Oh, 2,000. Peak 2,000 fashion when it comes to the first Final Destination movie. You haven't seen it in a while? Rewatch it.
K Bear 1 zero one. It's Peach's Pit Party. I thought it was extremely cool that one of our listeners shared my interview with Patrick Gallante of oh, formerly of Ice 9 Kills on his Twitter page. I was really happy to see that. If you want to share our podcast episodes or interviews, go ahead and do so.
Really, we wanna have more and more, ears to our product, and we appreciate, well, anybody who's interested in being entertained by us, choosing us out of all things to listen to. I mean, there's a lot of options out there nowadays, so I'm I'm extremely thankful for those that want to sit down and listen to my show. Really, thank you. You can find Peach's Pit Party on Demand. You can find the Victor Waltz Show on Demand.
You can even find the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem powered by Jalisco's on demand as well. And I just talked about the Artist Interrogations podcast. You can find all of our interviews on demand. Well, not necessarily all of our interviews. Most of mine are now available on demand wherever you get your podcasts.
There's still a few that I am missing. I'll get to those in the coming days. I'm kind of just limiting myself to uploading one interview instead of uploading all my interviews all at once. I just do one each and every single weekday until I'm finally caught up. And so that way, the next time I do an interview, I can just say, hey.
If you missed out on any part of it, listen to the latest episode of the artist Interrogation podcast here, and you can listen to it that way. Plus, I'm launching a new podcast in the near future. We're starting a lot of shows. We're doing a lot of shows around here, trying our best to entertain you, and we appreciate you for listening. Yesterday's to pitch their own question completely flopped.
It was talking about the debate between standing or sitting at a concert. Nobody called in for yesterday's question. I don't know if we were having troubles with being on the air yesterday or if nobody just wanted to participate. Maybe it wasn't that great of a question. I don't know.
Maybe everyone was sick and tired of it being Monday afternoon. They were just quiet and wanting to listen. I don't know what it was, but I'm hoping today's is much, much better. And Victor asked this question earlier this morning, and let's just ask it again this afternoon. What did you buy as an adult because you didn't get to have it as a child?
I really can't think of anything because I don't wanna be that spoiled brat here, but I pretty much had everything I needed as a kid way too much. My parents are the best people on the planet for gifting this spoiled brat whatever I pretty much wanted besides, you know, like, $10,000 and things like that. But, yeah, what did you buy yourself as an adult that you couldn't have access to, you didn't have access to as a kid? I'm looking at the Facebook comments here. Legos seems to be a popular one.
I like Christopher's answer. Lots of Taco Bell. My body is paying the price. What did you buy as an adult because you didn't have to get didn't get to have it as a as a child? 208-535-1015.
Let me know that answer. Crazy j with a gun sounds pretty crazy. I'm actually pretty conservative with guns. I think Even if I had a gun, I probably wouldn't even pull it out. If I got that man enough that I wanted to use a gun, I probably would rather use my fist.
Now when you're in in your own private time, are you pulling out the gun going, put him down, like pretending you're lieutenant Crane? No. No? Not at all? I I would be doing that.
Stupid. Oh, come on. That's stupid. That would be a funny buddy cop film. Crazy j and lieutenant Crane together.
The shortest police out there. That's right. Short but mighty. That's the title of the movie. Short and Crazy.
Short and Crazy. That's right. He's he's the reasonable one. You're obviously the crazy one. You're like, I don't need a gun.
I got my 2 biceps type of type of gun. No. I need more guns. You need more guns? What did you buy as an adult because you didn't get to have it as a child?
Crazy Jay and I were talking off the air there about him buying a gun, when he was an adult or when he became an adult, I should say. Let me know your answer. Today's episode already getting already better than yesterday. I got one person calling in. Let's make it a whole lot more.
What did you buy as an adult because you didn't get to have it as a child? 208 535-1015. What did you buy as an adult because you didn't get to have it as a child? I I used to have so many things when I was a kid because I was buying it all myself because I've worked in the age of 12. So it's kind of rough to answer that one.
What was my biggest first big boy purchase? Honestly, probably say the 65 inch TV that sits in my living room that I barely watch. Not the, pinball machines? No. I owned those since I was a kid.
Oh, wow. I was a kid. Okay. See, I thought that would have been your go to answer. I didn't realize how long you've had those pinball machines.
I know you talk about your, your pinball arcade. I I I obtained my first arcade game when I was 7 years old. Used the money off of it to buy an asteroid machine before I was 8 years old. My father bought a pinball machine, Gave it to me when I was 12. So I guess, truthfully, I could say the Golden Tee golf machine.
And I didn't even buy that. My son bought that for me. Well, that's that's, Well, that's why I said that's a kind of a tough one for me. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoy the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast.
Peach's Pit Party is hosted by me, Peaches, in its production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit riverbendmediagroup.com. Until next time, Peach out.