All righty. You ever have one of those weird dreams that just sticks with you? First of all, when they say what they say about melatonin... You know what I'm talking about? Like, with melatonin, if you take it, you're gonna have some insane dreams. Every time I feel like I go to bed or I try to go to sleep and my heart's going a little bit fast, I'm thinking about too much stuff, I take two melatonin, knock myself right out, right? But then I wake up in the middle of the night most of the time after I take melatonin, and sure enough, my brain's going a million miles per hour, there's constant- constantly weird things that I'm thinking about. But last night, I didn't take any melatonin whatsoever and I had an insanely weird dream. I- I- I was knocked out asleep last night. Like, I was gone. I woke up, could barely open my eyes. My right arm was dead asleep. Took me a little bit to finally wake up, realize what day it is. By the way, it's pre-Friday, AKA Thursday. I had this very weird dream that for some reason, I was at my parents' house, but my parents and my sister were not there. None of the pets were there either. Victor was in the living room with his girlfriend, Becca. All the lights were off everywhere and it was nighttime, and they were watching static. Like, they were watching just white static from what it looked like. You know the TV in Poltergeist? It looked like that. It looked like that scene. And I kept going halfway down the stairs and then jumping off the rest of the way and would say, "Look, look, I'm Rey Mysterio." [laughs] The wrestler, you know how he would jump over the firework? Wh- I don't know how long ago he did that, but he would jump over the little firework that he had when his entrance would come on, you know that whole thing? And for some reason, that was my dream, and then I woke up and it was 7:20. Time to get up and get going here, you know? Anyway, if you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. Listen for Back to Back Traxx from In This Moment, or Dayseeker or the Funeral Portrait or Dead, and win tickets to go see those four bands live at the Mountain America Center on Friday, October 10th. We gave away our final passes to Aftershock, finally, to somebody who got those songs correct. We tried the entire Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem to see if somebody would call in [laughs] and try their best at the game. I think we made it too difficult. And also, it is tough to try to travel from East Idaho all the way to Sacramento, California when you gotta think about babysitters, hotels, uh, gas. Maybe it's cheaper to fly. Who knows? Gotta book a flight then. All that fun stuff when trying to go to one of the biggest rock and metal festivals out there. Over 115 bands gonna be in Sacramento. Man, that would be a f- a fun thing to go to. Anyway, if you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. I honestly forgot if I said that or not at this, uh [laughs], if I said that already. But if not, I said it again. Or if I did, I said it again. Anyway. It's Peaches Pit Party. We're off to a great start right here [laughs] on KBAR 101. We talked about it on the morning show on, what was it? Today's Thursday. Three days ago, Monday, September 15th was National Double Cheeseburger Day. Today, well, it's just National Cheeseburger Day. And a lot of places are giving out sweet deals. By sweet deals I mean they're kind of giving out some deals here and there like, I mean, McDonald's is doing cheeseburgers for 50 cents, but it has to be through the app and you're only limited to one, and you know how their cheeseburgers are. It's like a s- s- they're smaller than a hockey puck [laughs] and there's really nothing on their cheeseburgers, so they should be already sold for 50 cents. [laughs] Uh, Culver's I don't think is doing anything related to National Cheeseburger Day. I think we looked that up and their website just said, "Hey, celebrate the holiday by coming to us and pay full price," which I did on my lunch break. Decided to celebrate with a double. I know I should've celebrated on Monday. I think I might've had Culver's on Monday. I don't know. I rotate, I don't rotate, I just go between two fast food restaurants most of the time. Culver's and Taco Bell. Yeah [laughs]. The diet of a champ right there. But yeah, today at National Cheeseburger Day, might have to do a cheeseburger-related question for it to Peach their own, like what doesn't belong on a burger or who has the best cheeseburgers. I'm, I, I don't know, 'cause I feel like both those questions I've kind of done in the past and I mean, if I ask who has the best cheeseburgers, obviously p- most people are gonna say, "Homemade. My Aunt Gertrude makes the best." Anyway. Here's Dead, Purpose Be Myself, their latest track on KBAR 101. It's funny that this popped up in the radio prep. It's another one of those stupid surveys, but I was, uh, thinking about it. How renovations, they're fun when they're done and over with, but when you're in the middle of renovating something or putting something just overall together, like let's say a computer desk or a photo wall, you're in the middle of that horrible project. I- I- If you're doing it with your significant other, there's gonna be some arguing back and forth, guaranteed. Recently, Aubrey and I have put together two, uh, photo walls. She was, she's been kind enough to dedicate some evenings helping me put together these, uh, little collages, not only in- in one of my bedrooms, but also like a- a- a family photo wall in the living room. We put that together last night, stayed up till like 11:30 trying to put everything where they should, and it- it always sucks when you put in the effort to hang up a picture, comes out crooked. Why does hanging up pictures have to be so difficult? Uh, I know you're, I know what you're about to say. Like, "Well, it's not b- it's because you're not skilled, Peaches." Well, we tried various little shortcuts. I used to be that person that would put toothpaste on the back of the picture and then put it where I want it to be and then the little glob of toothpaste would be on the wall.... and that's where I would put the nail. But then you also have toothpaste all over the walls, which doesn't look good. Or when you take down the picture, there's still that dried glob of toothpaste on the wall, and then it's also on the back of your, your frame. So that's not good either. But yeah, apparently renovations wreck relationships. Oh, really? That's a thing. [laughs] I think, uh, what we're doing tonight is she got a, uh, new dresser and also a new shoe cabinet, so maybe I should consider not doing that with her and be like, "Hey, sorry. I, uh, just saw a survey saying that renovations wreck relationships. Good luck on your own." Didn't I recently just do a question like this for To Peach Their Own? What's a word or phrase that immediately makes you lose respect for someone? That's gonna turn wildly political if I ask it for the actual segment, so maybe I shouldn't ask this one. I'll, I'll stick to my cheeseburger question. You can't really go political with a cheeseburger.
You still might be able to. Actually, yeah, you know what? I, it wouldn't shock me if I asked [laughs] a cheeseburger question and someone turned it into a, uh, political joke of some sort. But, uh, for this question here, what's a word or phrase that immediately makes you lose respect for someone? If anybody sincere- like, seriously says, "This out loud," do you know who I am?
That, that's already... that's awful. That's awful. "Do you know who my father is?" is even worse. [laughs] I've never heard anybody say this fa- f- uh, thankfully. "As a high value man," or, "As a high value woman..." Goes on from there. It was just a joke. What? You can't take a joke? Another phrase here for what's a word or phrase that immediately makes you lose respect for someone. Here's one. I am a, insert zodiac sign here. I can't help it. I drove into the curb. Oh, I'm an asparagus. Sorry. We're bad drivers. I do see, "Boys will be boys." Yeah, that's an awful one. I really hate, "Kids will be kids," meanwhile, their four-year-old and their three-year-old, or even, even older, maybe like eight and 10 are running around the restaurant breaking chairs and they have the audacity to go, "Kids will be kids." No, you're just a bad parent. [laughs] That's it. Uh, okay. Anyway, here's Ice Nine Kills, The Great Unknown on Peaches Pit Party. It's K-BEAR 101. I talked about this separately yesterday from the Shot Clock Sports Update, but I'll go over it again. The Los Angeles Rams head coach, Sean McVay, he's going to be moving a, a lot slower on the sidelines when his team takes on the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. McVay was pacing back and forth so hard on the sideline during the Rams win over the Tennessee Titans that he tore the plantar fascia in one of his feet. McVay said, "Good news is I'm not playing, I'm just on the sidelines watching. So if I have a little cold limp to add some swag, then you'll know why." A Minnesota Vikings fan by the name of Camden... Oh geez, how do you say this guy's last name? Totsapa? Spent two and a half years building a Lego replica of US Bank Stadium and now it's getting the spotlight it deserves. It's made from over 15,000 pieces. It's four feet by four feet. The model includes everything from the Gjallarhorn, the hanging American flag, g- a gear-driven mechanism that allows all five of the stadium's massive glass doors to swing open in unison, just like they do on game day. It's now permanently installed at the stadium on the 100 level concourse where fans can admire the replica all season long. I bet you that thing's gonna break. I'm hoping they hot glued the pieces together.
That's what they do at Legoland. They have, [laughs] they have all of their sets glued together. I mean, Legolands lasted this long. Has Legoland ever had a major accident
with one of their displays being destroyed by some kid? Again, going back to that theme, kids will be kids, by some mom who's just watching her kid destroy something valuable. [laughs] Anyway, the Masters, which is famously stuck in the past when it comes to the price of pimento sandwiches in its TV broadcasts, has taken a small step forward into the 21st century. Amazon Prime Video signed a deal to stream two additional hours of first and second round coverage on Thursday and Friday of the tournament. The Prime Video stream will lead into ESPN's broadcast coverage each afternoon. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on K-BEAR 101. Victor, I specifically, uh, wanted you in here to hear about this. Did you see the news about Live Nation's CEO?
No.
He says concert tickets are underpriced.
[laughs]
How tone-deaf can somebody be?
Yeah, I'm sure that's gonna go over with the entire internet pretty well.
Well, uh, I found this out from another radio show talking about this guy making fun of him, and there's multiple articles of, uh, Michael Rapino comparing the costs of attending a concert or a sporting event while speaking at CNBC, NBC Sport in boardrooms. So the- so he said basically the average ticket pr- the concert ticket price is $72 and then added, "Try going to a Lakers game for that."
Okay, so just because sporting events are overpriced too? [laughs]
They're way overpriced. The, the NBA is paying those players way too much money.
Yeah, oh totally.
Way too much.
Totally.
There's bums on the bench that are making millions of dollars who really do suck.
They don't even play.
And they don't even play.
They just sit on the bench and collect millions.
I won't say they overall suck, but, I mean, they suck for the NBA standard.
Yeah.
And they're making like $20 million a year.
Uh, some people are so out of touch with what the average person makes. You know, like, I'm sure that the, you know, head of Live Nation is making lots and lots of money. Like-
Should we play a game called how much is his net worth?
[laughs] I wonder if the internet would even have it on there. But, um, yeah. So many people have no idea what it's like to live as an average person, you know?
In 2025, Michael Rapino, the CEO of Live Nation, has an estimated net worth of $150 million.
$150 million. Huh, these tickets are cheap.[laughs]
Come on, everyone can afford 72 bucks.
Yeah. It's nothing. It's nothing at all.
It's like when, uh... What's it called? Randy Pitchford of, of Borderlands, of the Gearbox... What's wrong with you over there?
I don't know. My shins are sore.
[laughs]
I felt like... Like I ran into stairs or something. I'm like, "Why are my legs all sore?"
I'm worried about you over there. You're looking down, quite concerned.
Yeah, it's... It feels like they're bruised, but I don't see a bruise. I'm dying, Peaches! It was the thought of concert tickets. It gives me pain.
What can unexpected
shins... Shin pain... What can cause sudden shin pain?
Yeah.
You got shin splints, medial tibial stress syndrome.
Oh, geez.
Um-
That doesn't sound good
... improper footwear.
I've got good quality, uh, shoes, Pete, but it's only if I poke at 'em, you know? It's like walking around, it doesn't hurt or anything. It's just... It feels-
So, when you poke-
... poked, it's something that's gonna hurt [laughs]. Yeah.
[laughs] It's like if I were to poke you in the stomach repeatedly. "Does that hurt, Victor?" "Why, yes, it does!" [laughs]
Maybe that's it. Maybe I've just been poking my shins. [laughs]
It says increased activity level. Suddenly increasing physical activity, such as starting a new running program [laughs], can put strain on the shins.
Ah, yeah. No, it just feels like they're bruised, but I don't remember running into anything.
And I love how Google tries to scare you. Other possible causes-
Oh, no
... a bone bruise-
Okay-
... nerve compression, or blood clot.
Oh, geez [laughs].
Victor could have a blood clot [laughs].
Blood clots? No. I think that's a different kind of pain, you know?
You could also have a stress fracture, a small crack in the shin bone that can cause pain, especially during weight-bearing activities like standing up [laughs].
Maybe it... Maybe... [laughs] Geez.
I just added that last part [laughs].
I can't... Okay, okay. I was like, maybe when we lifted that dresser, I hurt my shins [laughs].
Ooh [laughs].
I don't- I don't know [laughs].
You were so out of breath when we lifted that dresser. I felt bad. I-
I'm tired, dude.
I... Yeah. I was... I was worried about you. I was like, "We need to get you on the treadmill or something."
Yeah, I need to exercise better.
I need to do so too.
Yeah.
I've been helping... Every time Aubrey hugs me now, she's like, "Oh, look, I can fit my, my two fingers in my other hand now."
[laughs]
"Before, I couldn't even touch." [laughs]
Well, at least you're losing some then. I don't think that's, you know, happening for me.
Well, it's because she forced me to go up and down three flights of stairs to move stuff for her.
[laughs]
"Would you be a great boyfriend and help me move this giant, unnecessary dresser to a third-story apartment?" And what's even worse is that now, every time she gets something delivered, like she b- she bought a whole new dresser and, like, a whole shoe cabinet and all this stuff. And they're... The people who are delivering that stuff, they're not bringing it upstairs.
Oh.
They're instead dropping it at the bottom of the staircase.
What?
And just leaving it there. So, there's... There was a 135-pound dresser just at the bottom of the staircase.
Oh, God.
And I was here in, in Idaho Falls, and she's in Rexburg, so I couldn't, uh, make my way... I was gonna take me about 30, 35 minutes to get to her place.
Mm-hmm.
And she was expecting to come here. Luckily, her downstairs neighbor, who works in a furniture store, just so happened to be walking by as like, "Yeah, I'll take care of this."
[laughs]
And just lifted it up and took it upstairs.
Wow [laughs].
So, shout out to that guy.
[laughs] He's one of those guys.
Maybe we should pay him or make his net worth $150 million [laughs].
Yeah, I'll add that.
The Live Nation CEO.
Yeah, all the Live Nason- Nation CEOs lifting is, you know, money out of people's wallet.
Yeah, the Gearbox CEO for Borderlands. If you're a real fan, you'll find a way to pay the giant price tag for Borderlands 4.
Geez, guys.
There was that whole thing.
Get with the times.
And then he was just caught sending himself, uh, fake emails. I think he was caught. This was... This was an article posted by-
Allegedly.
Allegedly, he was caught, uh, sending himself emails, hating on Borderlands 4, uh, so that way people would go buy the game. Be like, "Yeah, I've received a lot of critic emails," and it's all from him-
[laughs]
... sending himself emails.
Well, there was-
But again, the- the game is still $70. That's a lot of money.
It's a lot of money, dude. It's more money than I have for a video game.
Would I rather go to a Live Nation concert or spend 70 bucks [laughs]? 'Cause again, the average ticket price for a concert is $72.
Yeah, um-
That's for one ticket though.
Ooh. Yeah, you know, I think a video game might be a better value.
You can use it a whole lot more.
Yeah, you-
I mean, you're just going to see a band for what? Like, what? Like, two hours?
Yeah. Look how much time I've gotten out of Red Dead 2.
Yeah.
Well, look how many literal days, months [laughs].
I'm glad you just reminded me, uh, Roger Clark was just on Kai Cenat's stream.
Hmm.
And I wanted to hop in the chat. Luckily, Kai Cenat has like 120,000 people watching him at all times.
Okay.
I was gonna hop in the chat and be like, "Why'd you reject the cameo, you piece of crap?" [laughs]
[laughs] You should've.
Peach's Pit Party on K-Bear 101. A life goal of mine is to have my own order be available to customers. By that I mean, like, you know the whole Travis Scott meal, the Angel Reese meal, what they've had at McDonald's in the past. Those types of things. Pink's Hot Dogs in, uh, Los Angeles. They're known to have tons of celebrities stop by. They name hot dogs after celebrities. And oftentimes, celebrities will get to choose what toppings get put on their specific specialty hot dog. I would love something like that, like Brendan Peach... Brendan Peach's hot dog. Put chili on it, cheese, onions, all the good stuff. Well, for some reason, I saw Dolly Parton's Taco Bell order was trending. I don't know exactly why, but... Well, this might have something to do with it. Business Insider said Dolly Parton is a Taco Bell super fan. She told us her usual order, and we obviously had to try it. I mean, how old's Dolly Parton? The reason why I'm asking is because... Well, she's 79. The reason why I'm saying that is because she's... If she's a Taco Bell super fan, means... It means she's eaten a lot of Taco Bell, and she's lived this long. That's awesome, and she looks great. Looks fantastic. Looks better than I ever will. But apparently, D- Dolly Parton gets the Mexican pizza, the soft taco supreme, a side of rice and beans, and mild hot sauce. That's it?
[laughs] And this person goes on to say, "I tried Parton's Full Order and thought the Mexican pizza was the best." No kidding. Compared to what? The side of rice and beans? The Soft Taco Supreme?
You gotta get that Luxe Cravings Box. I know Dolly Parton doesn't need to worry about money 'cause she's made a ton over her career. She's been in music now for, like, 60 years. Congratulations to her. She's awesome, true legend right there, but, I mean, come on. You gotta order more than that. What if she said, like, she ordered, like, seven different tacos and she just pigged out? That'd be great. Order the Dolly Parton Pig Out Platter. That should be, th- there should be Peach's Pig Out Platter. There we go. I'll send a, an email to Taco Bell's headquarters, see if we can get that going. "Hey, I'm just a small time DJ in East Idaho, but I would love to have my own little meal, and by little, I mean huge, Fiesta Platter be available on [laughs] at your restaurants, uh, nationwide." See how that turns out. If you haven't signed up already, you still have... Did I say already? What did I just say? If you haven't signed up already, make sure to sign up within the channel apps, K-Bear, Alt, and Cannonball, for a shot at winning family four-packs for the Crazy Figure Eight Car Races happening on September 27th at the Rigby Fairgrounds. Just gotta sign up and that's it. If you win, we'll give you a call, let you know. You'll have to come by and pick these, uh, bad boys up. The Crazy Figure Eight Car Races. I think I've mentioned before that this might be the last one of the year, considering next Monday, we talked about this yesterday, next Monday is the official end of summer. And should I dare check the weather on the... Did I just say wea- weather on the air? Okay, it's actually looking not that bad. 70s, low 40s. Last night was great. Maybe that's the reason why I was asleep, uh, sleeping so soundly, 'cause I looked at my, uh, phone in the morning and it said it was 41 degrees outside. I was like, "That's it." I love a good nice, cold room to fall asleep in. If I could fall asleep in the, uh, Costco frozen section, I would. Maybe I should just drag my CPAP into Costco. I know someone personally that works there. Maybe they can, uh, sneak me in, risk their job, have me sleep in the frozen department [laughs] if I get caught. So for some... [laughs] I just imagine, like, some guy working overnight, watching the store or stocking the store, all of a sudden, hears the whine of my CPAP and he goes, "What on earth is that?" And finds me just knocked down in the frozen section [laughs]. Maybe he won't snitch on me. I don't know. Anyway, here's a star set silos on K-Bear. All right, you know it's bad when a school administrator is trying to make some extra money. I don't think he, he was influenced by the extra money. I think he was just wanting to get new lawnmowers for the schools and it backfired. You tell me. I, I, I don't know. This administrator at Akron Public Schools, he's been suspended after selling school district lawnmowers on Facebook Marketplace. The administrator, they gave out his full name, Steven Keenan, reportedly traded in 11 Akron Public School lawnmowers to a vendor without first getting approval from the school board. From those trades, Keenan acquired seven of the traded-in mowers from the vendor under a family and friends discount, paying around, like, $5,700. He then listed five of those seven lawnmowers for sale on Facebook Marketplace, seeking a combined asking price of nearly $15,000. So he was
just needing money, I think. As a result of these actions, trading items without board approval and attempting to profit by reselling district property, the school board
is considering firing him for violation of the staff code of ethics. Uh, he's suspended without pay while the board deliberates his dismissal. There was something recently that I just saw. Oh yeah, it was posted by Crappy Radio Jock on, uh, on their Instagram page. I guess some guy working for iHeart Media, he works, uh, for the street team. If you're not familiar with what a street team is in radio, it's those people that basically drive around the station vehicles. They'll do some giveaways. Basically, just go to these public places, give out free stuff, promote the station, et cetera. Usually, the DJs don't do that when it comes to these bigger cities. But this guy working for the street team, he received free tickets to iHeart Radios, like Jingle Ball or iHeart Radio Music Festival, something like that. He received free tickets as a perk of his job, and sure enough, he was caught selling those tickets on Facebook Marketplace for nearly $700. And Crappy Radio Jock posted the whole thing, so I don't know if that guy's gonna be fired. I'm sure he's going to, but you can't be doing that type of thing. You receive free tickets and you use those free tickets. If you don't want the free tickets, you just pass them on to somebody else. Never try to resell free tickets, especially if you work at a specific place. Let's go with the Black Keys now, Wild Child on K-Bear 101. So picture this. You're scrolling on your phone. Suddenly, there's an AI video showing Mount Fuji erupting. Ash clouds engulfing Tokyo in just one or two hours. This was not made for a disaster movie. It's part of a government simulation video released by the Tokyo Metropoli... Oh, I forgot how you say that word. Metropolitan, that's how you say it. Geez. Tokyo Metropolitan Government ful- for Volcanic Disaster Preparedness Day. Wow, what a great day. Even though Fuji erupted back in 1707, so we're talking over 300 years of dormancy, the volcano is still active and is s- still taken seriously. The video is meant to show how quickly things could spiral, ash reaching transportation systems, power lines, water supply, messing with air travel, messing with your lungs basically. Don't expect your train to get you to work on time becomes a reasonable concern.Well, [laughs] I guess, they released the video and then, the government was like, "Well, I just want to make sure, we- we just want to te- tell you, there are, there are no signs of any imminent interruption. We just wanted to release the video, just to be prepared." All about awareness.
[laughs] I think it's funny when they use AI for that type of thing. I mean, could you imagine they release an- an AI-generated video of Yellowstone erupting? They release a AI-generated video of catastrophic earthquakes in Southern California, and they go, "Be prepared for this type of thing to happen. Who knows, you know?" Major flooding in Florida, all AI generated. You see these fake people drowning. Be prepared. You've heard of ads everywhere these days, but now, now they're coming to your refrigerator. You know, before I was talking about those, uh, public restrooms in China that are now gonna start, uh, showing advertisements in order for you to use the restroom, or even make you bring your own toilet paper. No, it was pay for toilet paper, so then people are now going to bring their own toilet paper. Well, Samsung just confirmed that certain models of their Family Hub smart fridges in the United States are getting a software update that will show promotions and advertisements on the fridge's cover screen when it's idle. They're calling it a pilot program, so don't freak out if your fridge hasn't done it yet. If you have a smart fridge, I mean, kudos to you. These things are like $1,800 to $3,500. These ads pop up on some cover screen themes, theme, themes like weather, color, daily board, but if you're, if you set your screen to display art or photo albums, you can dodge the ads. Samsung says those themes will remain ad-free. Again, why do we need a smart fridge? I mean, what should happen with refrigerators is there should be a camera on the inside that shows you what's exactly inside your fridge, so if you're at the grocery store you can see that. You can just open up the app, see what's inside your fridge. That's all you need. You don't need to have a touch screen. I don't need to see an advertisement for a TV show. Nothing will ever, ev- a pop-up ad will never, ever, ever, ever make me want to, uh, check out a product. Ever. I- I truly don't understand like, oh yeah, magically there was an advertisement on our, on our refrigerator's touch screen and it made me want to get this specific thing. You know? That's never happened. All right. Today's What the Headline takes us to the windswept Orkney Islands of Scotland. A mysterious package showed up at a post office addressed to the tiny uninhabited island of Swona. The island hasn't had a single human resident since 1974.
Only wild cows live there now. Inside the parcel was a woman's size five pair of Adidas sneakers. Oh boy, this person's last name is terrible. I don't even want to try to say his last name. It's spelt A-N-N-A-L.
Alexander, whose family, uh, actually owns Swona but lives nearby got the call from the post office asking what to do with it. Even he's scratching his head saying, "Who on earth is sending mail to a bunch of cows?" Consumer experts think this could be a case of, uh, brushing, that scammy tactic where sellers mail out random stuff so they can fake positive reviews online, something I've never heard of but I just read about in this article here. Still, it's a weird mental image, a herd of cows unboxing their new sneakers, ready to hit the pasture like it's a- a gym floor. [laughs] Anyway, that's today's What the Headline here on K-Bear 101. K-Bear 101, I was looking here at, uh, the Rockfeed article about Sleep Token kicking off their sold-out US tour in Georgia. They started it off in Duluth, Georgia, turning the- the venue into a full-blown ritual. That's what it says here. And as per usual, actually, you know what? I don't even wanna look, I don't even wanna look at the comments. I just saw one that I was like, "Really? That's what you're complaining about?" Somebody said, "All he does is show off his abs. It's about music, not his body." Come on. Vessel is a talented musician. He plays three instruments, he sings. Somebody was saying the concert in Duluth was amazing, he doesn't lip sync because you could hear the difference in his emotions. Why are you so butt-hurt about [laughs] his magnificent abs? I mean, if you have 'em, if you have them, show 'em off, you know? L- look at Caleb Shomo. He lost all that weight, now he's shirtless everywhere. Johnny Hawkins, he's one of those buff dudes that's constantly not wearing a shirt. Rightfully so, rightfully so, but, uh, Sleep Token, they'll be in Salt Lake City, like I mentioned earlier on the afternoon show here today, that, uh, they'll be, they'll be there October 5th in Salt Lake, Maverik Center. Uh, you can find that show... I mean, good luck trying to find tickets for that show, because, uh, well, the whole tour is completely sold out. I love the picture that Rockfeed chose too, for this article. It's literally everybody with their phones out. Imagine if Sleep Token
just banned all cell phone usage during the show.
Maybe then there would be some free seats, 'cause you would get those people who are like, "I, I refuse to go if I can't have my cell phone. It's a r- it's an infringement upon my rights." I'd much rather not be able to take my phone out and just enjoy a show in the moment, you know? That's ju- that's just me. I, I'm old school that way, it's weird. If you wanna see what bands are coming to the area, make sure to go check out the concert calendar, always available to you at riverbandmediagroup.com/calendar. I know next weekend I'm making plans to go down to Salt Lake City, going to The Complex for Hollywood Undead, Point North, and Autumn Kings. I don't know if they're in the big room or the small room, but if you plan on going to that show, feel free to say hello. There was a couple listeners when I was at the, uh, Disturbed show, I've been thinking about this [laughs] as of late, too. There was like three dudes that were like, "Hey, Peaches, is anybody from K-Bear, uh, anyone else from K-Bear here with you?" And I went, "No, just me."... and then they proceeded to just turn around and not talk to me at all for the rest of the night. And I don't know if I was just the disappointing factor, [laughs] if they wanted Victor instead of me or something like that. I don't know. But go check out the concert calendar at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. [air whooshing] All right, so this morning, uh, on the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem, also, uh, earlier on in the afternoon show, I ha- we have mentioned repeatedly that it's National Cheeseburger Day. And so, uh, I'm not gonna ask the question, who has the best burger, 'cause I really don't wanna see the whole homemade crowd pop up again. Uh, I, I decided to ask, if a burger was named after you, what would be on it? And I was talking with my friends Matt and Jose. And, uh, Matt, well, he, [laughs] he was sending for some reason... I don't know if he was just wasted that night or what, but he rep- he sent four screenshots of the exact same thing, and it was, like, the most ignorant In-N-Out burger order I have ever seen. The type of order to make the, uh, person at the grill hate you,
because they have to put in so much effort specifically on your burger. It was, like, a four by four with a whole grilled onion, cold cheese, no toa- non-toasted bun, extra ketchup. Uh, he, he must have had this well thought out. Here is the full thing. Here we go. Four by four, no lettuce, mustard fried patties, add a whole raw onion, add pickles, add chopped chilies, add ketchup and mustard, extra spread, double tomato, cold cheese, no toast on the bun, cut in half. He intentionally did this to, to make the guy mad. Uh, that, that [laughs]... I just read that again. I'm like, "Wait a minute." I used to work at In-N-Out. If he had to do a, if he had to deal with a whole grilled or whole raw onion, that was already awful. A four by four is already a lot of meat for one burger. Trying to put that all together is going to suck. And there's all that extra toppings on there. It's gonna be messy to eat that type of thing. My, my favorite burger would have to... Mm- I, I'll have to think about my answer, but I'm looking at the, uh, Facebook comments so far. Lindsay put, "Just ketchup, because I have the palate of a toddler." No kidding. [laughs] At least you're self-aware, Lindsay. [laughs] Lindsay's awesome. We got Mallory, "Mayo, extra onion, parentheses fresh, fresh onion, cooked mushrooms, Colby-Jack cheese, single patty, jalapenos, dab of ketchup and pickles." You had me until I saw those dang pickles. Anyway, it's National Cheeseburger Day. If a burger was named after you, what would be on it? Let me know. 208-535-1015. [air whooshing] All right, since nobody is calling in for today's To Peach Their Own Question, let's go ahead and cast judgment. Again, today's To Peach Their Own Question. In case you're just now tuning in, uh, it's National Cheeseburger Day. If a burger was named after you, what would be on it? Already talked about Mallory's answer. Already talked about Lindsay's answer. Then I have Theodore writing, "Flaming hot barbecue ruffles, candied bacon, and jalapeno jam." I'll try it. Sounds good. Aw, Andrew, what on earth is this answer? "Just a single patty because nobody wants me." [laughs] And- A- Andrew's single, all right? If anybody wants to, uh, potentially mingle with him in the K-Bear 101 [laughs] Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group, there you go. Uh, Mandy, "Double patty, double cheese, fry sauce, onion, pickles." Again, you had me until the pickles. What type of onion we talking here? We talking grilled onions? Chase specifically put, "Two half pound patties, bacon, jalapenos, egg over easy with pepper jack and Gouda cheese." All right, I'm in on the Chase burger. I'm in. Let's do it. Katie, "Deep fried breaded ha- uh, avocado slices, pepper jack cheese, mayo, ketchup, and lettuce." All right, I'm in on the Katie burger too. It's National Cheeseburger Day. If a burger was named after you, what would be on it? If nobody calls in for the next break, I'll just go ahead and build my ultimate burger, since it is, uh, National Cheeseburger Day. Uh, we got s- the, one of the weirdest music collaborations, uh, ever, but it works somehow. Sabaton with Johnny Hawkins of Nothing More, Crossing the Rubicon. [air whooshing] Hey, K-Bear, how's it going?
It's going.
Now, for National Cheeseburger Day, what would you put on your burger? If you had a burger named after you, what would you put on it?
It'd be pepper jack cheese-
Nice
... ketchup, mustard, pickles, and that's it.
All right. Okay.
And, and some red onion.
[laughs] All right. I'll, I'll go into that. Even though there's pickles on it, I'll, I'll dive deep into that, for sure.
I like pickles.
All right, man. Well, thank you so much for answering. I appreciate it.
Yep, talk to you later.
Talk to you later. All right, I think Jake is joking on the, uh, K-Bear Facebook group. He just wrote, "Spaghettios." [laughs] Spaghettio burger. I feel like we should try that for Victor Eats, you know? Laura wrote, "My mom learned from a, uh, couple to mix in seasoning, diced green peppers and onions into the burger before you form the patties and slap them on the grill. Those babies with good cheese, toasted bun, a bit of barbecue sauce, those things are gas." Sounds like it. The more you put into the beef patty, like the more, like cool stuff, like jalapenos, you put cheese inside the patty. I'm a sucker for nacho cheese too. Nacho cheese on a burger. Okay, now I'm trying to think of what I would put on mine, 'cause I love avocado on a burger. For some reason, like every time I mention that, they're like, "Oh yeah, that's a California thing to do there, bud." Uh, anything to put California on it. I mean, I don't care. I just like avocado on my burger. Uh, a fried egg. I do love fried eggs on my burgers. Okay, so maybe I'll put avocado, fried egg, no lettuce, no pickles, grilled onions chopped up. Actually, you know what? I will put lettuce on the burger. And I love, love, love the shredded lettuce. Like, not like the, not the regular lettuce. I just love a good shred, a good clump of shredded iceberg lettuce, or a good clump of... No, romaine, romaine lettuce. Shredded romaine lettuce on there. Maybe some type of, uh, chipotle aioli, you know? Oh, I got another caller here. Hey, K-Bear, how's it going?
Hey, what's up, boss?
Stuart, if you had a burger named after you, what would you put on it?
Uh, start with the double double animal style, stack some bacon on there, and little bit of barbecue pulled pork and a piece of deep fried eggplant on top.
Dude, that's the... Oh my... You, you thought of this. You thought of what you're, what would be a... [laughs] You've thought of this before, haven't you?
[laughs] A little bit.
For a deep fried eggplant, what is that like? 'Cause I've never had it before.
It's, um,
if you ever had like deep fried, um, uh, cucumber or zucchini-
Okay.
...
It's like-
Yeah, so it's kinda like that?
Yeah, it's kinda like a big piece of deep fried zucchini basically is sort of what it tastes like.
All right, I'm in. I'm in on the Stuart burger. I feel like that's the clear winner so far, from what I've seen on this, uh, thread here and what I've, uh, heard people say so far.
Well, right on. [upbeat music]
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