The Viktor Wilt Show

"Positive" traits that are actually toxic, person becomes "musically numb" after being at drum and bass festival for 10 hours, new episode of the Riverbend Awareness Project podcast and a video that Lt. Crain and I made to promote it, alien invasion set to happen today, radio stations giving away tickets to see artists that they don't support, Lazer 103 in Des Moines is afraid to play Babymetal, speculation as to why the Sick New World festival was canceled, Shadows Fall to drop a new track on Friday, most expensive property for sale in the US is going to be underwater soon, man tries shoplifting during shop with a cop event, cops return envelope of cash to biker gang, playing BoiWhat on the radio, radio should play more music that they're afraid to play, started a crapstorm on facebook with other radio people, unpopular hygiene practices, tons of concert tours announced today.

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Yo. How's it going? Welcome to Tuesday. Hopefully, it goes by quickly. Alright.

As I began my scrolling for the day, found a thread about positive traits that society praises but are actually toxic. Alright. Well, we might all learn something here. Might learn how to better ourselves a little bit. Let's take a look.

See if, you know, myself or you have any of these positive traits that are actually toxic. Overconfidence. Okay. Overconfidence typically leads to unqualified people making terrible decisions, but others are drawn to it for some reason. That's how politicians get elected.

Yeah. They come out very confident, make a bunch of promises, somehow get people amped up, and, well, you know how that ends up. Yeah. I I would say that, confidence can get you a long way and sometimes much further than you deserve. Is it a toxic trait?

I guess it could be. I mean, I know some people that exude confidence that I wonder. I'm like, I I bet on the inside, you're not very confident. So yeah. I don't know.

Workaholics? Yeah. You know? Back when I was younger, I was working, multiple jobs doing, like, I don't know, 60 hour weeks, but it was because I had to. The minute I could just go to one job and be like, alright.

That'll that'll get me by, it was great because I'm telling you, embrace whatever kind of free time you have, relaxation. As you know if you listen to this show on the reg, I'm currently in my old man on recliner point in life, and I'm I'm just doing that as much as I can. It's it's not too bad. Not too bad. Let's see here.

Coming into work ill. Now I don't know if that's a trait. It's a behavior, but, yeah, it is toxic. I hate it when people come to work sick. It makes me, like, really mad because if I get sick, I don't go to work because I don't wanna make other people sick.

So I stay home and use up my PTO. I don't know. Being at work when you're sick sucks anyway, but aside from that, yeah, you're gonna infect other people with whatever crap you've got. Don't go to work when you're sick. Alright?

Being able to drink a lot. Alright. I I I think some of the younger people, you know, I think back to my twenties. It was a point of pride, and what a stupid point of pride. That is not something you want to be able to do, be able to drink a lot.

Alright. Eventually, that catches up with you. I think pretty much anybody who's proud to be able to drink a lot, that's a temporary, proudness. You know? The day will come when you're not very proud of that anymore.

You're like, I gotta get my life together. What am I doing? Why? Why do I behave this way? Do people really brag about not getting enough sleep?

I mean, that's just torturous. I complain about not getting enough sleep every single day. Alright. Well, anyway, try to relax. Try to not overwork.

Don't be overconfident, and try to avoid the booze people. It's, you know, it's it's like nicotine. One of these just curses. Well, you you never know. You might have an addictive personality, and it's better to not find that out.

Alright. Hang on. We'll be back. Just stumbled across a post online that I figured we'd get into here about a person becoming musically numb at an event. Alright.

Let's dive in here. The person posts, I recently went to an event and had this odd experience toward the later stage of the evening where I just couldn't zone in on the music anymore. To specify, I was pretty tired, had traveled a long way that day, didn't sleep a lot the night before, and was sober. So, basically, it was a night of drum and bass that went from, let's see, 1800. What's that?

I should know my military time, 1806 PM till 4 o'clock AM. Is that right? Jeez. That is a long show. So 6 PM till 4 AM.

10 hours of electronic music. Dude, that's your problem. I mean, if you go to a show when you're tired, you've traveled a long way, didn't sleep a lot the night before, you're you're not gonna be on your game. You're not gonna be as into the show as you would be. But that's probably a 3 hour show.

10 hours of drum and bass? That sounds horrible. Nobody's gonna be into the headlining act. Yeah. He says, when one of the main acts I wanted to see came on, I just couldn't zone in on the music anymore, and it all just became this gloop of noise that I wasn't able to separate anymore, almost like static noise.

Could it just be fatigue? I've never experienced this before at a festival or a concert. Yeah. Yeah. Listening fatigue.

Alright. My band back in the day played this 2 day metal fest in San Bernardino, California. By the end of the second day, this was an extreme metal fest. K. So all day all day for 2 days, just I thought at the end of that, I might not be able to listen to metal again.

Yeah. I was so sick of it. I mean, that cleared up pretty fast, but I was musically numb the start of day 2. Alright? It's just gonna happen when you pummel yourself with anything the same for these kind of periods of time.

And electronic music, I'm sorry. You know, we've got the station for people who love electronic music, vibes 103. You know, programming that, the days that I had to listen to electronic music for hours and hours and hours, it almost made me crazy. Alright. I've never been a big I mean, I like 9 inch nails.

I like stuff with some hooks. There's a lot of electronic based rock and metal that I I love, but just rave music. I don't know. I went to a few raves out of curiosity when I was young, and I only lasted a few minutes, Adam. I'm like, this is not my jam.

Time to go. Yeah. I'm not gonna sit here and listen to this music for 4 hours. Let's I don't care how many flashing lights there is. Time to leave.

So, anyway, yeah, get good rest, and I don't know. If a festival you're attending is only one type of music, you might wanna save your dough and go to a different kind of show because you're gonna get sick of it by the end. Now I've only uploaded this video on Facebook so far, but I will get it up on YouTube. Also, get it posted on Instagram, etcetera. We've got a new episode of the Riverbend Awareness Project podcast about distracted driving.

Now you can find this everywhere podcasts can be found. And the guest this month is the one and only lieutenant Crane of the Idaho state police. So to get the word out about the podcast, lieutenant Crane and I did a little, a skit, I guess. We've made a little video where lieutenant Crane pulls me over for, distracted driving and ends up, cuffing and stuffing me in his cruiser, and it's I think it's a pretty funny video. My acting could have been a little bit better.

I I think I fail to go over the top, sometimes. I was playing a inebriated driver, and I think I could have acted more wasted, but it's still pretty funny. You can find that on Facebook, but I'll get it up everywhere else here in a bit. So those of you who don't use Facebook can check it out. It's pretty funny, but I think you should check out the episode.

Lots of great information, lieutenant Crane, entertaining as always. The Riverbend Awareness Project podcast, You know, check it out on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, anywhere that podcast can be found. And, I hope you enjoy the video that lieutenant Crane and I, you know, had some fun making. It's fairly funny. Let's talk about aliens.

There's an alien invasion happening today. That's what I've been reading online. Alien invasion. Now this is one of the more bizarre theories that I've seen making the rounds online because the article I'm reading claims that this guy, Cliff High, who supposedly predicted the 2004 tsunami in Indonesia, claimed back in 2009 that when Donald Trump is interviewed by Joe Rogan, that will trigger the alien invasion in 39 days. Now I'm gonna go ahead and say, I don't believe this.

Now, 1, I don't believe we're gonna have an alien invasion today, but, 2, I don't believe that Cliff High even predicted back in 2009 that there would be an interview between Donald Trump and Joe Rogan. Alright? So I ain't buying into this theory, but it's making the rounds. Alien invasion predicted for today. I suppose if an alien invasion happens, I will eat my words.

What what time is this supposed to happen? Can they get it over with early so I can talk about it on the show and report live on the alien invasion? Well, anyway, I I don't think most people are taking this very seriously, but you never know. Right? We live in a weird world.

I suppose it could happen. Alright. I'll I'll keep you posted. If there's an alien invasion happening, you'll hear about it here first. Alright.

I promise. So yesterday, I talked about this with peaches on the noon hour of madness and mayhem powered by Jalisco's. There was a country show announced for the mountain America center in June, Cody Jinx. Alright. Country artist that only 2 radio stations in east Idaho actually play.

That would be 105, the hawk, and 105 outlaw. Only places. You're gonna hear Cody Jinx on the radio here in east Idaho if you're a country music fan. But when the show's announced, of course, you've got the other stations in the market, Kewpie and the wolf promoting the show, giving away tickets. And I find that so annoying If you wouldn't support an artist on your radio station, why accept some free tickets to give away to your listeners?

And if your listeners love that artist and really wanna go to the show, that should be an indicator that perhaps you should play that artist on your radio station. The radio sucks as we all know. They all play the same things aside from, you know, what we do in this building here. So I got kind of annoyed last night, and there's a Facebook group for radio people called radio peeps. Alright?

I went in there, and I posted about my frustrations with radio stations doing this. And, you know, I get people chiming in, like, woah. Like, one person pointed out, our news talk host introduced the Beach Boys over the summer. Got him in front of 20,000 people with his name, time slot, and station. K?

The Beach Boys are not a new act trying to break through. Yeah. And news talk is a format in radio that's not gonna play music. K? I'd give this one a pass.

What I'm mainly talking about is stations that play new music, you know, artists that are growing or artists that are very huge. And if you're promoting new music, you should be playing the most popular new music out there. So what I'm talking about are situations like the Cody Jinx deal. You got these stations that could play his music. They could.

They have every ability to do so. They just don't. Alright? That's not like a news talk station. One guy chimed in, the morning host, from Lazer 103 in Des Moines, Iowa.

Never met this guy, I don't think, Mike Wicket. So he chimes in and says, we don't play the band baby metal on Lazer 1 03.3 here in Des Moines, but our phone lines lit up all week when we gave them away. Rock fans are fans of rock. Doesn't matter if it's strictly active rock. And once you learn that your listeners like things outside what you think they only like, the better off you'll be.

Now I I hate to lay into another morning host, but what I responded to him was, why not play baby metal? Wait. What? This is exactly what I'm talking about. You have an artist that you know your listeners wanna see.

You're an active rock station. 1 of the biggest songs of 2024 was baby metal and electric call boy. So I told him, I'm like, why not play baby metal? One of the biggest songs was that song. I had that in power on k Bear still playing it heavy.

Did, Mike get back to me? No. No. He did not. I gotta see a picture of this guy, see if I've, met him before.

He looks kind of familiar. Maybe? No. I don't know if I've met him. But dude, get it together and play some baby metal.

It it's just so annoying. I'm Anyway, I'm firing back at people in this group. I think I'm just gonna start trolling radio peeps until I get banned from the group. I haven't even got into stuff like overnight tracks or the stupid rules that radio stations follow. Like, oh, don't play 2 tracks with a, you know, a female vocalist in a row.

You can't do that. Oh, these guys. This is the problem with radio. We can't play baby metal. Yeah.

You can. You have every ability to do so. You just play it. It's not hard. So as you may have heard, the sick new world festival has been canceled.

A lot of speculation online as to why. I think it's just basically the tickets are so expensive who can afford them. People are blaming the lineup. Oh, you know, if they had system of a down, then it would all be fine. I don't think that's it.

They had a very strong lineup. Got Metallica and Linkin Park on there as headliners. Those are big bands. Alright. But $400 for the cheapest tickets, I mean, I wanted nothing more than to go to that show to see acid bath play, but $400 for the tickets alone, not to mention the travel and hotel, that's just, you know, not in a guy like me's budget.

I think that was it. The lineup was great. There were tons of awesome bands. Would system of a down suddenly have made it so people are like, alright. I'll spend the 400.

I I doubt it, and I would love to see System of a Down live. Haven't seen them live for 20 years. I I don't even know. I don't even know how long. It's been a very long time.

So, you know, it's it's sad, but the Internet's just so funny. The know it alls online. Earlier, we talked about overconfidence. Yeah. You wanna see some overconfidence?

Look into any thread where something has happened and people are trying to figure out why. Boy, you'll see some confident responses that people are just pulling out of you you know. So as I always say, don't believe everything you read online. I'm sure we'll never find out exactly why the festival was canceled. My best guess, ticket sales due to ticket prices.

Anyway, let's keep going. Well, do I have some great news for fans of the band, Shadows Fall. New music for the first time in what? 15 years? Longer?

New music coming on Friday. Very exciting. You know, this is a band that they blew up huge back when they were new on the scene along with, you know, like, kill switch engage. And then they just kinda went away for a long time, and they've got some great tunes. So very excited to check out new music from shadows fall on, Friday.

They put out a teaser video. Check it out. That's pretty much it. Let's watch it one more time. There you go.

There's the teaser. Not much of a teaser, but, hey, I heard riffage. Riffage is good. So, yeah, you know, as soon as I get my hand on that track, it's called in the gray. I'll be busting that out on the show, so stay tuned.

That'll be on Friday unless I get permission from somebody to, play it sooner or something. Freak news powered by Greasemonkey voted Idaho's best oil change. Let's party. Let's roll. Alright.

You in the market for some real estate? Probably not this place. The most expensive US property for sale for the bargain price of 295 $1,000,000. This is a sprawling Florida mansion set beside a powdery white sand beach overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, sitting in one of the most vulnerable why is that hard to say? Vulnerable places in the country to pretty much inevitable flooding events in the coming years.

Can you imagine dropping, 295,000,000 on your big compound, and then it just can't be insured? No insurance company ain't gonna cover this place. No. And then it's just wiped out by hurricane. It's underwater.

295,000,000. That's crazy. Good luck. Good luck to that seller. Oh my goodness.

Some people got too much money. Let's see. Shop with a cop event in Virginia was interrupted by a shoplifter. Cops say it just didn't matter to him. You have 50 cops in a Walmart in Chesterfield County, Virginia.

Like, shoplifting's never a good idea. What a stupid thing to get in trouble for. But if you were going to do it, when there are 50 cops in the store is probably not the best time. So, he was apprehended. Yeah.

Because there were cops in every direction. What an idiot. He also had a bunch of, warrants. You know, if you know that if cops run your information that you're going to go to jail, then you walk into a place with 50 cops. Last thing on earth you should do is something that's going to get them to run your information.

And then, you know, not only did he try to steal, but he tried to steal $1,400 worth of items. So Yeah. It's a felony charge as well. What an idiot. Mel wasn't even a Florida man.

It was a Virginia man. Alright. What else do we have here? Oh, another, cop related story. Apparently, some, police in New Zealand raided the Headhunters biker gang, I don't I don't know, clubhouse or something, and they found an envelope that they they thought it said drugs profit.

So they're like, alright. Drugs profit. We're taking that. But it was actually drag's profit, the proceeds from a regular motorcycle racing event that they do. Yeah.

Sloppy handwriting. Chicken scratch. So they they gave the money back and said, sorry. Alright. We got somebody calling.

Let's see what they want. K Bear, you're live on the show. Keep that in mind. Who's this? This is Travis.

Travis, what up, dude? So I think that first article was wrong about the most expensive house in the United States. Oh, yeah. What what do you got? I think Trump spent almost 400,000,000 on his campaign for a house that's only gonna live in for 4 years.

Alright. Alright. That's pretty expensive. That's pretty expensive for sure. It could help it.

All of the money that is spent during presidential elections. It's crazy. And, a lot of it is, you know, just normal people donating their dough. Who has money to give to politicians? Right.

So Right? Yeah. Crazy. I couldn't help it. It wasn't trying to show turn the show political, but That's okay.

I thought it was funny. I I don't think that was, too political. That was, you know, pretty basic. We're all good. Fair enough.

Well, thank you, Travis. Hope you have a good day. Yeah. You too. Peace.

Alright. Anyhow. Yeah. I I wish, you know, I could know what it's like to have sitting in the bank $1,000,000. Can you imagine?

Can you imagine? You you just feel so stable. Right? Oh, my bills are paid 295,000,000. I say it too often, but some people got too much to know.

Got a call from Randy a minute ago, wanting to hear that band. Boy, what? I didn't remember what that was, but you told me it was, some dude making Spongebob, metal with AI or something like that. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. He's an AI to sort of make the voice, but he's doing the vocals and the instruments for the most part still. Alright. So it's a meme song.

Yeah. Yeah. It sounds sounds great. But just goes to show, radio can play whatever they want Exactly. Despite what some radio hosts and programmers might tell you.

You know? We did a baby metal before that because we can play whatever we want Yes, sir. From, like, really horrific language. But, I mean, we've played Celine Dion on this show before. Yesterday, I played Alex Terrible's All I Want for Christmas.

I've played Lady Gaga on K Bear. We play em well, you can do whatever you want. There's no rules. No rules as to what you can and can't play. It's just There's not a list of songs and it's, like, these are the only ones you can play.

We have to have a copy of the song that people are requesting for for this too. Yeah. I mean, we gotta have that. And if it's got a bunch of bad language, we gotta clean that up. But, I mean, if somebody called me and they named a band I'd never heard of before, like, this is what happened with Electric Call Boy years ago.

Somebody called and was like, dude, you should check out Electric Call Boy. So we did. Woah. This is weird. Got a copy of, MC Thunder part 1 before part 2 had even been released, and we threw it on air same day because you can.

You can do whatever you want. And I'm in the middle of a Facebook argument in the, Radio Peeps group. Can't wait to read that. Yeah. Well Oh, you you shared something yesterday talking about, about how if you're if you're a part of a radio station, you're going to promote a concert, make sure you play that artist That's right.

Before you show up Yeah. I got out the pick. Well, the pick doesn't, but it it started with yesterday, that Cody Jinkx show. Yeah. You know, because Kewpie and the Wolf are promoting it, and it makes me crazy.

It's like you don't support Cody Jinx. We've been playing Cody Jinx since the very beginning. Yeah. I mean I was there on the Hawk when we were first starting to play him. That was one of the first things I did when I started programming Hawk was add in a bunch of these artists that no one else in country radio plays, same as we do on Kay Bear with bands like Slipknot or Electric Call Boy or Babymetal or whatever.

So we added, you know, Cody Jinx and Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers and Colter Wall and all all these people. Right. But the only station in the market that plays Cody Jinx is the hawk. So I think it's really tasteless for radio stations to, you know, take advantage of free tickets to give their listeners when they don't support those artists. Right.

Right. You know, I think that it it's scummy. So I went in and posted about that. That that was the post. It was in radio peeps.

And, of course, people are arguing with me about it. They're like, well, then no one would ever give away tickets to Weird Al. I'm like, come on, dude. Can you think up any other example aside from that? Give me a break.

You know, that's not what I'm talking about. Right. And And you should get the way we play weird out sometimes. You should look at his profile, see if he's on the beach and then just react with the Let let's see. What does he do?

Chris Cruz. I'm sure that's a Chris Cruz. Sure that's a real name. Chris Cruz here. Let's take a look.

Okay. Hosted throwback 2 k. Is that it's a syndicated show? Never heard of it. Throwback 2 k is what's going on?

Throwback 2 k. Yeah. Let's let's scope it out here. Throwback 2 k with Chris Cruz is a weekly 5 hour syndicated tribute to the early 2000. Alright.

Well, we have a whole radio station full of that called throwback 103, so we don't need your stupid show, Chris. Oh, look at that. Win 2 k for the holidays is what he's doing. Win a $1,000 for you and a $1,000 for your charity. A $1,000 minute?

You telling me you got the $1,000 minute going on. Wow. I, I was curious how many stations he's on. Do you see him? Yeah.

I, I saw him. Yeah. I'm not gonna judge his appearance. Looks like, you know, typical typical radio nerd like the rest of us. Typical top 40 type guy wearing a sleeve.

Got a tattoo sleeve. Oh. That's pretty hardcore. You know? Got your tattoo rocking while you're busting out the, Britney Spears and in sync.

It's pretty hard. Yeah. I can't find, I mean, it looks like a legit syndicated show. It's on Skyview Networks. It's got clocks.

You know, it so, anyway, dude, he's he's not dealing with currents. This guy would be giving away tickets to, you know, if he is giving away tickets, which I doubt because it's a syndicated show. That's why he's giving away money. But he'd be giving away tickets to legacy acts. I'm talking about current music.

Alright? On his station, he's not going to come across a new artist and play them. It's a throwback station. Anyway, let's see what this caller wants. His program is 500 view 500 followers on Instagram.

Alright. Well, it's not terrible. K Barry, you're live on the show. Keep that in mind. Who's this?

Hey. This is Derek Hershey. Hey, Derek. What's up, man? Nothing much.

Just, you got you're saying you, you could honestly play any song that you guys wanted, and I was like, yeah. Why not? You guys are the one controlling the show. It's a good show. You're putting on your music choices.

And it's just like and it got me thinking. You guys do the show how you wanna do and I just got honestly two things for you. Alright. 1, if, if it's if you can, a song choice, this will be the day waiting for by, Cassie Williams, I believe. Hold on.

Let me get my notepad out here because I don't believe we have that in the system. Yeah. It's, it it was essentially, they use it for, I think an anime song. Okay. Intro song.

So Cassie Williams, what's the name of the song again? This will be the day waiting for. Alright. I will see if we could find that. And then for peaches, for, peach their own for the you could possibly do what's a unique unique name that you've heard somewhere.

And, just to remind you, peaches, I met you at the Wackerley Subaru and my last name is Hershey. Right. Alright. What's a unique name that you've heard somewhere? Like Brendan Peach?

Yeah. It's unique and last name's Hershey. So So are you a fan of chocolate? Yes and no sometimes. I mean, look at Jay Davis.

That's a very unique name. Very unique. For a dude. Very unique. Well, appreciate the call, man, and, hope you have a great rest of the week.

Same to you. Peace. Peace. Alright. We'll have to check out Cassie Williams.

Never never heard of her. I don't know. My brain goes weird places. If I try to conjure up an unpopular hygiene practice. So, yeah.

I hope these people keep it clean. Alright. This guy or gal says I work for a sock design company. So many people think they have bad foot odor, and some do. But most people are just wearing really low quality all polyester socks.

Switch to a cotton blend or wool blend, and your feet won't stink. Is that true? I mean, if you got old shoes, throw them away. Alright? Shoes can get to be very nasty.

Alright? It's why if you've got carpet, you don't want people wearing their shoes as they walk on carpet. People might think you're prissy when they come in your house and you're like, take your shoes off. But you don't know what kind of dookie they've been stepping in. You don't know where their feet have been.

You don't want that on your carpet. It's gross. Okay. Anyway, what other unpopular? Is it unpopular to wear cotton socks?

Again, Reddit. Unpopular means something that the average person wouldn't do. And I think wearing cotton socks is pretty common, probably pretty popular. I mean, I don't know what the socks I'm wearing are made out of. I have no clue.

Just know they're comfortable. Let's see. This person says, years ago, they saw a comment that said mangoes are great if you have acne. So I started eating lots of mango. And when I regularly do it, after a few weeks, my face clears up.

Then I get lazy, stop eating mangoes consistently, and the acne comes back. I mention this to people every now and again and nobody else ever heard of this tip, but it seems to work for me. Alright. I had my annual winter breakout hit couple weeks ago. Been getting zits.

I know it's gross. You don't wanna hear about it, but I'm a I'm a human being. Sometimes you get zits. And for me, it's when winter is approaching. So I haven't tried mangoes.

They're delicious. Now does it have to be fresh mango? Can you eat the, dried mango? Those are pretty good. A nice snack.

Alright. Well, that that I would say is an unpopular hygiene practice, eating mangoes to clear up zits. There we go. Proper response to the question. Washing pillowcases more often.

I don't think that's unpopular. I think most people would like to wash their sheets and pillowcases more often. Maybe like me, they're lazy. You know? I now listen.

It's not like I go an extremely long time. K? Alright. We might continue on with some of this because I you know, I've already learned that mangoes will clear up zits. What up, peaches?

What you got? I don't like those guys anymore. Why? They wouldn't do an interview with me. Oh, jeez.

Everybody's always picking all of me. I'm totally kidding. I'm totally kidding. I will probably line them up one of these days. Right.

Yeah. Yeah. They're too busy going on Nick Nocturnal Show. We're too small for you. I guess so.

And it's, you know, December. Nobody wants to do anything during the month of December. Makes sense. Yeah. I wouldn't wanna be in a band doing things in December.

Yeah. The industry just takes December off. Yeah. Aside from us, we're stuck here working. Now much as I'd like to be home, kick back, relaxing.

No. Instead, I'm digging through country songs and still fighting with people on Facebook about, radio programming. Well, I did wanna share that we updated the concert calendar now with, a variety of tours. Yeah. There were a bunch of shows announced this morning.

Spirit Box, Loathe, Dine Wish, and Gel at the Complex in Salt Lake in April. That's a good one. April 5th. And then there's also the one that I was really excited for, Meshuggah, Cannibal Corpse, and Carcass. That's a very metal show.

Also at the complex. That's a very metal show. And you said Pierce LaValle announced a tour as well? With Sleeping with Sirens in Beach Weather, June 20th at the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheater. Oh, you know, that that's funny.

So this band is playing an amphitheater that holds about 20,000 people and Pierce the Veil as well as Sleeping with Sirens get no active rock radio airplay. But guess what? Also, Salt Lake City's, Kay Bear popped up saying, Kay Bear 101 presents sleeping with sirens or to pierce the veil in Salt Lake City. Yeah. Yeah.

That's an that's a perfect example of what I'm talking about. It's right now. Type it in on Facebook right now. Type in pierce the veil and then you gotta type in Utah First Credit Union Amphitheater. Oh my I'm not gonna type that in.

I'm just gonna go to the KBAR Utah, Facebook page here. Sorry. I gotta send a comment through there. Yeah. While Victor's doing his morning show, he's online on Facebook fighting people, which is great.

It's fantastic. It's good to be right there. Okay. K Bear 101 welcomes. Ah.

Welcomes. That's different than presents. There's still They got their logo on the flyer. There's yeah. They still got the logo on the flyer, and I'm sure they're gonna do ticket giveaways.

Yeah. I mean, I I can pull up their playlist right now. They don't play those bands. No. They don't.

They don't play any of those bands. And they're yeah. It's it's awful. Anybody who supports that that k Bear is dumb. Well, it's yeah.

Cumulus Media, another, scummy company. Right. But That's the reason why I hate it the most is because of the scummy company behind it. But, yeah, this is exactly what I was talking about with people on Facebook is radio stations going, hey. Check out this event we got.

You know, they're getting free tickets. You don't really support the artist. I swear. If I see 100.3 the x presents Meshuggah, Cannibal Corpse, and He will. Is it coming to Boise?

It is. It's one of the it's going to the Revolution Concert House. But have you been to their Facebook today? No. I haven't.

You know, and I love those guys. They're all Big Jay's great dude. Adam's extremely nice. But They have not posted about any shows today. That's because the tour just got announced like a like 5 minutes ago.

Alright. I'm sure somebody who works in social media over there is, you know, putting together little flyers. Oh, yeah. Because one of our videos presents, we're getting heavy unlike Big J or something. Man.

I I swear this business is exhausting. It is. It is. There's so much stupid running rampant. I I don't know why I waste my time either.

You shouldn't. I just like to stir I like to stir things up. Facebook are so stupid. You're like the Ronnie Radke of radio right now. You're like, I just like to stir things up.

I'm not canceling my radio show left and right. You know? I show up more often than not. Studio is not the right studio. I'm canceling your guitar.

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