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A replay of Peaches Pit Party which you can hear on KBEAR 101 weekday afternoons 2pm - 7pm MST
A lot of talking on the show today, which, I mean, cool. More of a podcast for you to listen to. Just wanted to say, hey. Have a happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy the day no matter what you're doing.
I'm thankful for for you checking out this podcast, listening to the live show, all that stuff. I'm grateful for what I do every single day, even though there are times where I'm, like, so frustrated, so stressed out with this job. I'm always thankful I get to do what I do. Anyway, I hope you like today's episode. Enjoy.
Alright. Let's do this. It's hump day, November 27, 2024. This peach's pit party kicking off right here on k Bear 101. Last night, I went for it.
I set up my actual Christmas tree and this other tiny Christmas tree that my family gave to me as my first starter Christmas tree, right as I moved out here. My mom made it pretty evident that she's like, hey, you're not getting any presents unless you set up some sort of tree. And lo and behold, in the mail, tiny little trees sent to me. That was about 3 years ago. Last year, I bought this nice 6 foot tall Christmas tree from, from Walmart.
Also got a bundle of those plastic ball ornaments, decorated those, put those all around the, the tree there, even put up my stocking, got my place all nice and ready for Christmas, Thanksgiving being tomorrow. I just said, you know what? Let me get this out of the way. Yesterday, I didn't even bother going to the grocery store since I knew it was going to be the worst day to shop. Today will still be bad for the most part, but it won't be as bad as yesterday since everyone thinks Wednesday is the worst day.
So everyone goes to the store on Tuesday, and they're making that that worst day, the worst day to go. I don't wanna battle people to go get simple ingredients. I'm still deciding on what I want to make tomorrow. Maybe I'll just make, like, a a simple Winco pizza or something like that. We'll see.
208-535-1015 is the number to get a hold of me as per usual. More Peaches Pit Party on the way. Don't go anywhere on Kay Bear 101. Kay Bear 101. So we already talked about brown Friday, how plumbers that is the worst day for every plumber in America, but that is brown Friday, the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Well, there's a new trend that's gaining popularity for its surprising health benefits. Let's talk about farts. You might be able to, weave it into your Thanksgiving weekend. Health officials are recommending fart walks. Post meal strolls to improve digestion, regulate blood sugar levels, supposedly supposedly fart walks can reduce bloating, minimize acid reflux, even help prevent type 2 diabetes by slowing down those, that that post meal blood sugar spikes, those post meal blood sugar spikes.
You might as well just go go outside and let it rip. Just don't be around a whole lot of people. That'd be the worst thing ever. You just let one rip. You turn around.
There's some lady behind you walking her dog all disgusted. You know, that type of reaction. I've tried giving this, video game a try. Power wash simulator. Have you tried it?
It's pretty silly. It's simple, but it's fun. And according to a new study, Power wash simulator, the video game, can boost your mood. Yeah. The researchers found that players experience a noticeable uplift in their spirits when just playing the game.
It's a nice passive game just to let you get that mental break from everyday life. That boost happens that with a mood boosting happens during the first 15 minutes of gameplay, and it seems that players reap big benefits. An average gaming session lasts only 40 minutes, and good amount of those players experience some improvement in mood. Maybe I'll give that a try next time I'm in just a bad mood. I'm feeling sad about myself.
I'll just boot up power wash simulator on the Xbox because I I think it's free on Xbox Game Pass, or I already bought it. Whoever made that game, that's a that's a crazy gamble. You're like, okay. I wanna make a simple game about power washing and you power wash these different areas. We'll sell the game, see how it goes.
I and then look at that. It's like the pet rock idea. Like, the guy who created the pet rock, that must have been so stupid at the time, but he made a killing. The Wednesday before Thanksgiving, a big day for drinking. In fact, it is the biggest drinking night of the year.
On drinksgiving, also known as, blackout Wednesday or just simply Black Wednesday, there is a 167% increase in alcohol sales compared to a typical Wednesday night. Makes sense. People are home from college, meeting up with old friends, relatives are in town. Everyone is feeling festive about having 4 days off. Have fun, but, you know, be safe out there.
Get a driver. Don't be stupid. I can't imagine having to, you know, get this repeated message in your head of don't drink and drive. Don't drink and drive. Don't drink and drive.
And then make the dumb decision to do so. Alright? If that friend is saying, oh, I'm fine. I can drive. Nope.
Get them a ride. Get yourself a ride. Get where you need to go safely so that way you can make it 100% healthy to Thanksgiving. We don't want any catastrophes happening, especially in this area for drinksgiving. Have fun, but be safe.
And this right here is your Shot Clock sports update. Fans looking to attend the Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game against the New York Giants should be able to get into the stadium on the cheap. Tickets for the game at AT and T Stadium, they're selling less for than selling for less than $50. Standing room only tickets are going for as low as $23 despite the fact that both the cowboys and the giants, they stink this season. The price is still a raging bargain considering the cheapest average ticket price for a cowboys game these days is usually around $235.
If you wanna watch a competitive NFL game on a Sunday, make sure to stay away from the game on Fox with Tom Brady in the announcing booth. Brady has been stuck on one blowout after another with the average margin of victory in the games he's called this season at 14.4 points. Let's hope that streak doesn't continue when he calls the Super Bowl in February. And in college football news, a day after the University of North Carolina said that head coach Mac Brown would be back for the 2025 season, the university recur reversed their course and fired him on Tuesday. Imagine being in that guy's shoes.
You think you're safe and then, boom, the next day you're gone. Brown will stay around to coach the season finale against North Carolina State. Brown's firing leaves only 2 active head coaches with national championships on their resumes, Georgia's Kirby Smart and Clemson's Davos Dabo Swinney Swinney. I believe that's how you say that guy's name. What a name that is.
Dabo Swinney. Mac Brown definitely has a resume. I'm sure he'll find a great coaching job somewhere else. He's not like a a radio DJ that's, you know, put out there on the beach and barely has a resume and has to fight everybody else to get another radio gig. Coaching, when you coach to that level, when you have a national championship that you've won with your team and you're coaching high level college football, I'm sure you could go go elsewhere and make some money.
That does it for your Shot Clock sports update right here on KayBear 1 01. Peach's pit party on Kay Bear 101, Idaho's only rock station. You've probably seen the signs around town posts on social media for the annual turkey trot. Turkey trots happen everywhere here in the United States. This is a footrace almost always a 5 k held on Thanksgiving morning, and they're popular.
Despite what most people think about, you know, waking up early on Thanksgiving to go run, almost a 1000000 people participated in 833 sanctioned races nationwide. Wow. Was that this year or oh, last year. Last year. I was like, this year.
Wait. That doesn't make any sense. Thanksgiving hasn't happened yet. And it's funny because this article breaks down like, who actually who are those weirdos who get up early on Thanksgiving just to go run-in a race? Maybe you feel guilty.
That's what I think. You feel guilty that you're about to eat a lot of food, so you're like, let me get this giant workout in so that way I can burn all these calories, but then make up for it later in the afternoon when we have dinner at, like, 3 or 4 PM on Thanksgiving. Let's look at some of these here. The rebounder, one of the weirdos who gets up early on turkey day just to go run-in a race. This is the person who used to be in shape, swears that this turkey trot is the start of their commitment to get back into form.
That might be me. Low key. I hate seeing pictures of myself from high school and go, man, I used to look so much better than what I do now. There's also the banker, usually a recreational runner, not someone serious who's putting calories in the bank so they can pig out later. They that's what I just talked about there.
The parent, not only does mom or dad get up early for the race, they bring their kid along. Some push strollers. Others hold small children's hands as the, brats wind their way through the 3 miles. I'm not the one saying this. This is what the article is saying.
The ringer, usually an athlete home from Thanksgiving for college, this tall, skinny, young person will finish in about 17 minutes, and that's because they're, quote, trying not too hard. There was one year my friend Eric and I, we decided to go run a 5 k. I think it was the race on the base, so the Los Alamitos, military base. They have this, yeah, run every year where you can just run around the the base. And he was like, I'll run with you, Brendan.
No big deal. Right there in the very beginning we start. He is a track star. He was a track star from high school. He still has that, you know, speed in him.
This guy took off and finished in, like, the top 10. Barely even tried. Meanwhile, I'm huffing and puffing. I finally show up to the finish line. Yeah.
That was a fun time. You know, online reviews, they sometimes, for the most part, I would say get ignored. Right? Maybe sometimes there's a response from the owner saying, hey. We apologize for your experience.
We'll do better next time. Please, contemplate coming back to our establishment. We'll make it up to you, or they'll give some sort of discount, something like that. Right? Well, this blogger, Ben Schlapig, posted a scathing review of of the Cairo airport asking the question, is there a worse major airport?
And to his surprise, Egypt's Civil Aviation Ministry responded with a, 1,100 word post. The ministry reviewed the security footage, concluded that, Ben Schlapig posted pictures of a bathroom he didn't use and unreasonably visited 2 lounges before a single flight. Schlapig's main criticisms were that employees kept requesting tips, The airport was disorganized. As for Egypt's response, the blogger said it was the most bizarre response I've ever seen from a government. At least they're paying attention.
Wasn't there something I read that was about oh, yeah. The creator of the Instant Pot. Supposedly, he reads every online review, and one person even said that they were sad it didn't have the option of making yogurt on their Instant Pot, so he created a whole new model that included that. Now I read that on Facebook, so don't believe me when I say that. You can Google that for yourself.
I think it's incredibly cool if that's the case. If not, well, I mean, overall overall, I think businesses should pay attention to online reviews and clap back at those that are just putting nonsense out there on the Internet. Maybe we would have less people complaining online. It'd be funny. It'd be hilarious if those DJs on SiriusXM Octane actually paid attention to those negative reviews of them.
What if, like, Jose Mangan just decides to snap and go out go after every single person that's talking bad about him? It'd be hilarious. Well, we have a surprise visitor, Victor. Why am I a surprise? I'm here all the time.
You practically live here, I think. Right? I know. So it shouldn't be a surprise. You're not a surprise.
Yeah. I mean, I guess looking at the time, I should be home enjoying my pre Thanksgiving, sit on my couch festivities. Don't you mean treadmill walk? Didn't you say you're gonna start that up? Yeah.
But I haven't hooked the new TV up yet. Come on. No excuses. Down there. I gotta mount the thing.
You better make it tomorrow morning. 6 AM, turkey trot. Turkey trot. 5 k out there in the cold. Yeah.
No. Thanks. 3.2 miles. I don't think so. 25 minutes.
I wanna see you run. You know, the chances of that happening are about as slim as us ever seeing Russell again. Oh, go out. I don't think that's gonna happen, peaches. I hit the wrong button.
It was supposed to be 0.0. Instead, it was you saying, I'm gonna go out and kill lots of those. Some people? Some people. Okay.
Yeah. I'm not gonna go out and kill any people. I don't know who did that voice, but now we do have a special guest in studio. Who who this? Hey.
It's Russell. We got Russell. We got Russell Storms. We got Russell Storms in the studio. It's been a long time since I've used this sound effect here.
I am Russell. Fair me. The I am Russell from Bully. The big giant dumb guy from Bully. I am Russell.
So how was it, dude? I think we didn't talk it really all that much when, well, we talked off the air. We did a little brief break at my remote in Pocatello back when we were doing the haunted meetups. Russell showed up, and we you said Puerto Rico was just fine, but you think you grew a quarter of an inch too? I think I did.
Yeah. A little bit. Look at that. Think it was possible. Yeah.
I'm going for the party, like, for Russell Yeah. Growing a little bit. Yeah. Victor can stop. People can see this on on the, the video that I'll post.
There we go. RGB wheel. Oh, there we go. But you also, in Puerto Rico, ate vegan food for a month. I did.
Yeah. How was that? It was gassy. Gassy? I was about to ask.
A lot of beans. That's where I get my protein. It was beans. Yeah. So Any tofu?
Like, once or twice. That wasn't, like, a big thing. It was really beans and then, like, root vegetables in Puerto Rico that we don't really have here. So Okay. It was, like, food that you can't really get here.
It was good, though. But you also said, to Jade and Victor, like, the the rate of your day, it significantly slowed over there or something like that. Like, everything was slower in Puerto Rico compared to here. Yeah. Like island life, I guess.
Yeah. So, like, you'd go to a gas station, try to buy something, and then the person beyond the counter would, like, take their time. They'd finish their texts. They'd be talking to their coworkers, and then they'd finally get to you. And then when they get to you, like, they they really it's like they don't care.
Yeah. You'd be a post in the Life of Idaho Falls Facebook group if you did that. Right. Yeah. If you were texting behind the counter or something like that, they'd be Hold on.
I gotta finish my message. Right. You'll get, like, all of a sudden, like, someone's taking your photo and posting you on social media. Besides that, I mean, what else was there anything crazy that happened to you? Anything that you're that's worth telling the listeners?
I gotta chop down a banana tree, so that was that was fun. You're a part of the deforestation act? You don't like fruit, buddy? Yeah. What's wrong with you?
Anti environment? Yeah. You're trying to, like, make Puerto Rico similar to Southern California? Is that what you're trying to do? Add apartment buildings that nobody can afford?
Big parking lot, parking garage, Russell. Did any of the Puerto Ricans say, tell those Idahoans to get out? You know? Do they was there any I don't think they know who Idahoans are. Oh.
They don't? Okay. Okay. I thought for some reason, there would have been, like, you know, oh, we need to they need to stop, Idahoanizing, Puerto Rico or something. So movement like that.
Now since you said you were on island time, do you feel like you became a real island boy? Don't you remember the island boys? Yeah. Yeah. I was letting you sit with that joke, and that was that was some that was some deafening silence that followed.
That was hilarious. I don't know what you guys are talking about. That was a that was a a one joke right there. Steak sauce. Mhmm.
Mhmm. Delicious. Nothing's changed, Russell, since you've been here last. I mean, you were here when? When was the last time you were on the air with us?
Was it, 6 months ago or something, or was it longer? He was gone. He was gone for 8 months. Wow. Yeah.
Yeah. I think we were getting we do have a whole noon hour dedicated to you leaving for Puerto Rico that day. We took that photo, right in front of that K Bear flag behind you. Yeah. And I almost put that picture on my Christmas card cause it was such a cool photo of us of us 3.
But instead he put a picture of himself with some loser rock stars or something. We have my Christmas card right here. I'll put it on camera. Right there. Right there.
Great Christmas card. What are you talking about? You'd have left Russell off. You put Lou Brutus on there two times. I put us 3 on there because we're like the 3 dudes on K Bear.
But you also put just you and Lou. You know, that should have been a picture of you and Russell. Photo that I can say, hey. I hung out with the legendary Lou Brutus. You know?
Because because it's like it's like you hanging out with Casey Kasem. It's like I haven't heard you do a lot of mockery of Lou's voice recently. It's fun doing it too. What's up, guys? I got a signed Slipknot poster.
I wonder what it would be like if, Lou Brutus was, like, my age and he was trying to date, and he's like, hey. Have you seen this signed mud fame poster? He could probably pick up some some chicks. I mean, like, I know all the bands. Right.
Yeah. He could know. Yeah. You saw the girls flocking to him at the, Ice Nine kill show. Yeah.
For sure. You missed Lou Brutus, by the way, Russell, because you you were overseas. I mean, overseas, but isn't Puerto Rico still technically a part of the US? Like, it's a US territory. The US.
Yeah. Yeah. But Oh, yeah. You went to port you lived in Puerto Rico for how long? Did you see Jake Paul's house?
I didn't know he lived there. Yeah. He he I think him and Logan both do. Could he move even further away? Sure.
I I it's weird how they went over there during COVID. Like, that was the one that they were, like, the one of the one of the few people that moved to a very obscure location. Like, you saw a lot of people say, I'm going to Texas, going to Florida Yeah. Going to Idaho. But going to Puerto Rico You're gonna have a job.
No. No. But But so Puerto Rico has this thing where, if you make over a certain amount of money and you move to Puerto Rico and you spend enough time there, then you don't have to pay, like, a large amount of taxes. Oh. So there's, like, a lot of, like, wealthy people that move there.
That's why. That's why. Jake Paul, the cheapskate. Cheapskate and a lousy boxer. That's that's right.
Russell, you gotta fight him next. Yeah. You should you should fight him, dude. Because In Puerto Rico. If you beat him, it's gonna be amazing for you because everyone make fun of Jake Paul for losing to some guy that's much shorter than him.
But if you if he wins, then it's like, okay. He just picked on some, like, little kid. I'll start like a charity. Like, help Russell rebuild his body. Yeah.
There we go. Help Russell rebuild his body. Very similar to get Peaches a jet ski or get Victor that Dolce and Gabbana refrigerator. Yes. Yes.
I'm still waiting. Peaches' pip party on K Bear 101. Victor and Russell, Russell back from the Puerto Rican vacation, Puerto Rican traveling. And now he's announced to us that in January, he's going somewhere else. Where are you going next, Russell?
Take a guess. Let's see. Viva La Mexico. I was gonna say, I'm gonna pretend you didn't tell us. Where's Russell down there?
Down under Australia. Yeah. Madagascar. I'm trying to battle a koala. No.
I'm going to Japan. Dude, that's gonna be fun. That's it. Holy cow. And I think let me check this real fast real fast.
Telling Russell when we were talking in the classy studio with Josh and Jade that Lorna Shore is going to be in Japan the same time that he's in Japan, and I think that would be awesome. Because I think in Japan now here's the thing. I think in Japan, they're they're not allowed to really move all that much or, like, they can clap at the end of the song, and then they just sit there and watch the whole show. It'd be great to see a metal show like that. Great to see a metal show like that where they're just sitting still and Will's hitting the the pig squeal on stage.
Because I think Johnny Frank from Bill Murray was talking about that whole experience, touring in Japan, how everyone's, like, super cordial there, even Dayseeker. Dayseeker Rory was like, yeah. Like, it's completely different over in Japan compared to, of course, here in the US. Now how long are you gonna be in Japan, Russell? A few months.
I'll be there for 1 semester. I'm studying abroad there. So are you like, when you study abroad, I'm not I'm not familiar with that at all because I would never went far from home till, I mean, I moved out here. I mean, it's a very offensive way in 2024 to talk about checking out chicks. So Study that for a while.
Ladies, come on. Come on. Come on. Oh, yeah. I get the quagmire.
Alright. I know. I'm very funny. A 1. Good one.
Well, do you have are you gonna be at a school over there? Like, are you just I never I'm I'm not familiar at all with studying abroad. Like, do you just literally learn on your own? Yeah. I just do And you're making jokes in the head.
I see your face. Sorry, Russell. Peaches just can't get enough trying to talk about checking out chicks. Yeah. Are you gonna study those Japanese woman?
I mean, I'll learn some things. He knows Japanese. Okay. How how can you say Russell might swear on air. No.
No. I didn't say anything. Isn't there no cuss like, there's hardly any cuss words in Japan in Japanese. Right? Okay.
There's a lot of rude things you can say. There's tons of rude things you can say, but, broadcast rules, there isn't anything officially off limits for broadcasting. Oh, that's awesome. Wish that's how it was here. Okay.
Now I know that there's profanity in, like, Chinese because there's a guy I follow on TikTok who he's like, here's how to say blank in Chinese. I think I showed you that guy, Peaches. Russell, put on those headphones there real quick. Okay. I wanna I wanna play this audio.
I wanna see if you because Russell can understand Japanese. He can have conversations in Japanese. You gotta say this to some young girl that you find attractive over there in Japan. Do you know what that said at all? Is that too fast?
I can't slow it down. I don't know what you can. Would it be okay to go on a date? Is that what it says? I wrote, can I take you out on a date hot stuff?
See? Japanese. It's it's more it says, like, dates go on. Would it be okay for that to happen? Wow.
Okay. That shows you how inaccurate, Google Translate is. Okay. Yeah. I Or maybe, like, they just don't have hot stuff in Japanese.
Hot stuff sounds like an American phrase. Let me let me let me write hot stuff here on the, Google translate. See what it comes up with or see how you're supposed to say it here. Hot stuff. Oh.
That's like hot objects. That's like that's like a hot iron. Studying abroad, hot objects. Talk like talk to them like that. It's horrible.
What would you say to a young Japanese girl if you found her attractive, Russell? Like, what would you say? Would you go, hey. I'm Russell from Idaho? And you gotta say it in Japanese.
I don't know. I don't know. Probably like, That that's just like, hi. I'm Russell. I'm I'm from Idaho.
I typed in, hello. I'm Russell from Idaho. It's sort of similar to what you just said. Yeah. There's That that's Yeah.
It's pretty funny. We gotta learn some Japanese from this guy or, like, see if we you know that band Jaluca that Jade showed us? Mhmm. We gotta see if they have any, like, all only in Japanese songs to see if we can play them on KA Bear, if they're safe enough to play on KA Bear. Yeah.
I get Russell to translate. Yeah. Like, I have a German translator that I can just text and be like, hey. Can you get these for me? Can you just transcribe this for me?
We can have Russell do be our correspondent for Japanese. Alright. And we're definitely gonna have to check-in with you, while you're in Japan. I mentioned your website to you. Are you going to start updating that in Japan, Russell?
If I remember, yeah. Yeah. It was hard to do in Puerto Rico just because, like, so much is going on, and so I'll just have to see what's going on in Japan. I I want to do it to, like, keep a record of stuff, but there's a chance that I'll just be too busy with stuff. Now when you were here, before you left, you were still, like, a full time employee with us, we helped you with your Tinder profile.
Mhmm. And I'm thinking we could do essentially the same thing over there for for you in Japan if they even use Tinder over there. Yeah. I don't know what dating apps they use. You you can pretend me and Victor are big deals and poke the put the photo of me, you, and him.
Like, these guys are famous. Yeah. These guys are famous in Idaho. Yeah. They're they're they're they're on this big radio station called K Bear.
They're the most popular radio station in Idaho. How do you say peaches in Japanese? I I don't remember. I don't remember. Momo?
Momo? Momo? Mhmm. So I'm Momo over there? See, again, we're we're throwing around some offensive statements in here, guys.
I don't know why you guys gotta get so blue on the radio. Yeah. Yeah. That's what we should talk about over there is that Californians are trying to, Californianize Idaho, and that's a big deal. Yeah.
It's all the Japanese people I'm sure they'll care. Yeah. Yeah. It's all all the any Japanese people over there, like, they're really having a giant battle in Idaho. Like, really try to gaslight them to thinking that's that legitimate problem.
I don't know that they'll know what Idaho is. My so I have a tutor in Japan, and, like, I've tried to describe where Idaho is, and we pull up a map. But, like, the Japanese teachers I've had, they know where California is, they know where New York is, but they don't know where, like, any of the other states are. Oh, I'm sure if I was from Japan and they asked me who what Idaho is, I'd be, what would you call me? Now you were talking about everybody being all polite in Japan.
Right? But you just mentioned dropping a tutor while you were there. Is farting in public just perfectly acceptable? I I don't know. I haven't lived there yet.
Because I don't think the tooting you know, you you should probably do that in a bathroom. I literally just talked about on the show about how, like, after the Thanksgiving meal, you should go on a fart walk. Yeah. I was in the radio prep. Yeah.
Fart walking. Yeah. I'll so I'll have to see how it is because, like, even on my Japanese lessons, when someone sneezes, like, they don't have a word in Japanese or, like, they say bless you in English. We'll be talking Japanese, and then they'll say bless you in English. I like gazundheit better.
Yeah? It's classic. Gazundheit. You know, it it just sounds like a sneeze. Let's see.
I wrote bless you in Japanese. Mhmm. Odaijinii. That means, like, take care of yourself. You're gonna die.
It's like what you it's like what you would say if someone's sick. You'd say, like, like, get better. Like, oh, odaijinii. I'm gonna What would you say if, like, hey, get more sick and leave me alone? Can I write that down?
Yeah. I'm gonna start saying take care of yourself every time somebody sneezes moving forward. It it lost me, but the start is, like, more sickness something. Would you play it again? Oh, okay.
Here we go. Here we go. Become, have more sickness, like, become more sick, to and then it says, like, please. So there's, like, there's an extra verb in the middle that I missed. This would be so much fun to do all day.
Just keep playing audio from Google translate to Russell. I can't believe you didn't punch in Peaches. Get down with the sickness. It's it's like, you know, that's that's what the rock fans really wanna hear. Here.
I'll play it right here. Is that how you So in Japanese, you're supposed to, like, click your r's like that? Yeah. There's no like, the sound isn't in English, but it's kinda like, rolling your tongue, but only one click. So So when they see the the letter r, because I know, like, it's different like, there's different accents, of course, from different areas of the world.
And Mhmm. And Japanese, like, it's hard for them to speak English and say the r because is it is that because of, like, in their language, it's like There's no r sound. There's no l sound. Okay. Interesting.
Yeah. I didn't know that. So these are, like I I love languages, and in English, they're called, like, I think liquid consonants or liquid vowels. I don't remember. But it's like the So it's like a consonant, but we can hold it out for a long time.
So like, t is a one time like, it just, t, t, same thing, but like r, l, these are sounds that we can hold out for a while, like a vowel, but they're consonants. Right? So they don't have those in Japanese. Interesting. So it makes it extra hard for them to pronounce it.
Can you can you read Japanese pretty well too? At, like, a basic level. But, yeah, I can't It'll most likely get a whole lot better when you're there. Right? Because you're full into it.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's gonna be really cool. He had to send us some souvenirs.
Oh, you know what? Send us some, like, Kit Kats or something. Yeah. Some really weird treat. Yeah.
Please. That'd be awesome. Just send it here, and we could, you know, divide it amongst the people. Now isn't it in Japan where you can buy certain items out of vending machines that, you know, Peaches might, you know, really want as a souvenir instead of a Kit Kat? Is that accurate?
What you're thinking up there? I've heard that. Clothing items. I know what you're hinting at over there. I've I've heard they have a lot of different kinds of vending machines.
So, again, I haven't been there, but from what I've seen, they have vending machines that do, like, hot drinks or cold drinks. So you can be like, I want a hot coffee. You can get out of the vending machine or a cold coffee. Get some message from Peaches, some text, you know, voice text. I got your souvenir package.
You're making me out to be some sort of creep. You're gonna have, like, all these listeners, like, peaches is a real creepo. Hey. He's a weirdo, man. Well, Canberra 101, Russell has stayed throughout this entire hour.
Russell, appreciate you stopping by and, seeing how everything's pretty much the same here in the building. Yeah. Not too much has changed, I would imagine. There's some new locks. There's some cool things.
Oh, yeah. We got the There's the TV in the lobby. Mhmm. Yeah. Yep.
Our new key fobs. Josh completely revamped the classy studio with the keep the computer layout as we showed you. Yeah. Your old office has now been taken up by Emma. Yeah.
It looks it looks weird. I was not expecting it to look like someone else had replaced me. I have your, beach photo still on my bedroom wall. Right. The one that we used to have in there.
Figured might as well hang it up in commemoration of Russell. Something like that. In memory. In memory of Russell. He's he's still here and alive and well, but we're just gonna say in memory.
In memory of. It's terrible. But, yeah, you'll definitely have to send us some souvenirs in Japan and all that. And, maybe the the sizings of shirts there are way tinier compared to here. I bet there's no one as big as you in that whole country, Peaches.
You'd be surprised. Sumo wrestlers exist. Oh, that's true. Who are much bigger than me. So you claim.
You know, that'd be that would be a funny bit if somehow we can get away with that. If we can have some sumo wrestlers, show up here, like authentic ones, and we put on those diapers that they were not the diapers. What are those called? It looks Kind of like a diaper. I'm not going to solve their culture cause that's sit there.
Beat me up. What do you call that Russell? I have no idea. Okay. Well, we'll, we'll just go ahead and say, you know, uniform, sumo uniform.
Sumo uniform. Yeah. Well, have have us, you know, try to reenact what they do or try to push them because most of them can push NFL players. Oh, yeah. They're they're strong for sure.
For sure. For sure. Yeah. And it's a great way to get fat wrestles. Go over there and go join the the sumo wrestling association.
Yeah. There you go. Put on that little diaper thing, get a giant belly, come back, and just completely freak out Jay. Like, what happened to him? Who is this guy?
He sounds familiar. To come through the door sideways. What's going on? I like what they did here. Nightmare on Elk Street.
A Colorado man had a very strange commute to work earlier this week resulting hit resulting in him spilling his coffee and running for his life. The unidentified man was walking to work with his coffee when a large bull elk suddenly emerged and blocked his path. The man first tried yelling at the animal to shoo it away, but the elk stood his ground, refused to move. The man then moved a little closer, which the elk did not appreciate, charged at the man who threw his coffee at the animal and then ran away. It sounds like a far fetched story that someone might make up to explain why he was late for work, but it was witnessed by someone who actually captured it all on video.
You can find it anywhere. Fox 31 did a whole thing on it. They even showed the video, KDVR TV in Denver. There you go. If you wanna watch this man chuck his coffee at a elk, which rightfully so.
I was reading the thing initially going, man, this guy just threw his coffee at an elk. What a jerk. No. If it's in your way, and he's acting like a bully, self defense right there. I see him running away from the elk right now in the video.
This is pretty funny. Yeah. Go check it out online. Idaho's only rock station, K Bear 101. So there's no Aldi here in Southeast Idaho.
There's not an Aldi at all in all of Idaho. I even tried checking their website. No Aldi at all here, which sucks because there's there's been this post popping up on my Facebook feed repeatedly. Not just the same post, but different people talking about the same thing from Aldi. Apparently, in all at Aldi there's there's a snowman that you can buy as part of their Christmas decor.
It's very skinny. It's weirdly shaped. I was wearing a red scarf, a red striped scarf with a, Santa hat on top. Says hello on it. Well, people are repainting that snowman into mister Hankey the Christmas poo from South Park.
1 person did it themselves. They put have the thing on their dining room table. The table covered in newspaper. They just repainted it all brown. Looks exactly like mister Hankey the Christmas poo from South Park.
And now I honestly wanna go buy the snowman, but we have no Aldi here. Buy the snowman. Do that myself tomorrow. Spend my entire Thanksgiving just making mister Hankey the Christmas poo, and then I'll put him out in my, on my patio there for everyone to laugh at. So for to piece their own today, I figured why not ask this question, what is your tame hot take?
Because in our k Bear 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group, there was somebody that decided to randomly put in there, I believe tipping waitresses is required. Don't go out if you can't tip. For some reason, this guy feels the need to tell us what to do, and so that caused a whole lot of, arguments in the comments section. I then decided to put my own hot take saying 2% milk is the best milk. Get that almond milk trash out of my face.
And then one of my friends texts me all mad because, apparently, I was forgetting, ignoring the people who are lactose intolerant. I'm just saying the people who enjoy almond milk just because they enjoy almond milk are oftentimes the loudest people, very similar to the Doctor Pepper drinkers. So we went back and forth on that, and people were saying whole milk's better than 2% milk. It's just a joke. I understand people are lactose intolerant completely.
Victor posted his hot take in the KBR group, the new Poppy album, way better than the new Linkin Park album. And then Josh from Classy 90 7, he posts his hot take in our group. Ketchup is a terrible condiment. Everything it touches turns to ketchup. Alright.
Cool. Well yeah. So I'm asking you right now, the listener, what is your tame hot take keeping it political free and more so just fun? Let me know. 208-535-10154.
To peach their own. Finally, I get somebody. What's going on? Hey. How's it going, peaches?
I'm doing fantastic. You ready for Thanksgiving? Oh, you know what? Alright, man. What's your what's your hot take for this, to peach their own question?
You know, I think, Heinz 57 goes better on a steak than, a one sauce does. There's a lot of people that say no steak sauce is better than than having steak sauce. Right. I just like to have it as an extra little zest. You know?
I mean, a good steak don't need, I'll get don't get me wrong, but, a little bit of flavor don't hurt nobody. Right. Exactly. Gotta season it. I mean, I like adding too much flavor, to be quite honest.
Right. Right. Yeah. You can overdo it, but, a little bit goes a long way for sure. Would you rather have steak on Thanksgiving over turkey?
Oh, for sure. Yeah. Are you doing that tomorrow? What are you doing for Thanksgiving? Yeah.
Yeah. Just traditional turkey tomorrow, but, you could have a 20 ounce rib eye. That'd be the way to go. Right. Right.
Well, thank you, man. Thank you for that answer and calling in. I appreciate it. Yeah. You have a good weekend.
You as well. You as well. Alright. K Bear, how's it going? Good.
How are you today? Doing fantastic. What's your, hot take? Listening to the vinyl experience over other media. Oh, yeah.
The the the crackles and pops, I mean Not if it's clean. That's true. That is true. But the vinyl the vinyl experience is always great, especially if you have a nice vinyl record player. My parents, they got me they got me one years ago.
It's this tiny little fold out one, and it's the Yeah. It sounds bad. It sounds real bad. And, I bought a 1972 console off of, Facebook Marketplace. The record player itself doesn't work, and I need to figure out how to fix it because I know the speakers on that thing are huge.
Like, it's very loud. I would love to be able to play record on it. Yep. I, grew up in, you know, I was born in 66, so I had a kind of a cheesy Lloyd's record player growing up. Oh, that'd been great.
Now I now I have a nice Yamaha, and, you know, it's, you know, just my needle alone cost more than my whole system back in the day. Right. Right. So but, yeah, a good quality player is definitely, you know, and then when you got, you know, a good, you know, pioneer old school pioneer tuner and stuff like that, it just the quality of sound is just of course, with a clean record is just so good. Definitely, man.
Definitely. Well, thank you for that answer. I appreciate it. Yep. Thank you for this program.
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