A replay of Peaches Pit Party which you can hear on KBEAR 101 weekday afternoons 2pm - 7pm MST
It's hump day, Wednesday, December 18, 2024. After yesterday's to peach their own, just simply asking tacos or burgers, I had to go home or I had to go to the store first and get myself some corn tortillas, some carnitas, and, some nice nice little lettuce mixture with cheese and guacamole as well. I had to make myself some tacos last night. Ended up eating about 6 of them. And that one caller is right.
Like, I've said it before, like, no matter how many tacos I eat, I am never full. I woke up with my stomach rumbling. I I usually like to eat something sweet after dinner, which I'm trying to kick that habit. So when I had those tacos, I'm like, nope. Can't have anything after dinner.
And sure enough, I wake up this morning. My stomach's making this sound it sounds like it's about to break out into a death course on. It's doing some massive guttural in my my stomach. Anyway, if you wanna get a hold of me, 208-535-1015, that is the number to do so. Like I said at the beginning part of the show there before the track play from a pick of the day, Maddie Mullins is set to be at my show this evening.
I'll try my best to get that interview, playing during the 5 PM hour. Or if for some reason I can't do that, then it'll play tomorrow. I'll keep you updated throughout the afternoon. Got Jane's Addiction, Fame on Fire, and more to continue Peach's pit party here in just a few. I think I could have included this in the shot clock sports update coming up at 3 PM.
How the Charlotte Hornets, they gave away a PS 5 to a kid on the jumbotron and then immediately took it back once the cameras went off. Somebody tweeted out, saying, you guys wanna see a cheap sports organization? In this video, my best friend and his nephew get called onto the court for a special segment where they gift a kid, the kid, a PS 5 publicly. With cameras off, they took it away and gave him a jersey. Then finishing off the tweet, take a bow at Hornets crushed the kid.
Wow. I wonder how exactly okay. Here we go. There's a statement from the Hornets. Somebody had to write this.
Somebody spent all night writing this. Here we go. During last night's game, there was an on court skit that missed the mark. The skit included bad decision making and poor communication. Simply put, we turned the ball over, and we apologize.
We have reached out to the family and are committed to not only making it right, but to exceeding expectations. We will be providing the fan with the PS 5 that he should have taken home last night along with the VIP experience to a future game. You think at that point, the kid would just, you know, say, hey. You know what? I'm no longer a fan of Charlotte Hornets and maybe move on to a different sports team.
They're gonna have to have, like, LaMelo Ball, one of their star players to give him something else too. Like, that's a cold move. A cold, cold move. If there's one thing I really like, it's when people show off their collections online or they show them personally to me. I always love looking at what people collect, how they've started collecting whatever they're collecting, etcetera.
And when I was talking to Mark Tremonty yesterday, I was going to bring up the fact that that guy has so many different amps and old radios around one of his rooms and as, you know, probably assuming I'm assuming Big House in Orlando, Florida. I did see he got interviewed by Lou Brutus, and I was looking at all the different stuff he has in that room. I was gonna bring it up to him, but I ended up not doing it because we ran out of time. But so I was looking at the story here about 2 brothers in England, Owen and Connor Gray. They have earned a Guinness World Record for their massive collection of almost 50,000 different Pokemon cards.
Isn't that insane? 50,000 Pokemon cards. I wonder what that looks like all in one room. Like, I'm sure they have some in sleeves, some graded in glass cases for the most part. Their collection includes cards from multiple countries in different languages because I I didn't think there was that many Pokemon cards to begin with.
There's not that many Pokemon out there. Like, I'm sure they have them all. I'm sure they fulfilled the whole thing. I've gotta catch them all. Among their most valuable cards are 2 gold star Charizards worth up to $30,000 each.
Do you think it was something like that? Do you ever at some point contemplate selling it? Like, I'm sure they've invested tons of money way more than 30 k into their collections. And I know don't you have to pay money to get a Guinness World Record anyway? Or do they just get that plaque and then they have that on the wall?
That would be funny if they got the Guinness World Record and they just said, okay. You know what? Time to sell it all. Let's you've got to sell it all. Peach's pit party on Kaybere 101.
I think Victor recently was talking about breaking traditions and a good amount of people have had enough of certain Christmas traditions and are welcoming new ideas for the holidays. Those who are looking to change up, you know, the traditional Christmas dinner. They suggest pizza, tacos, Chinese takeout. I love doing Chinese takeout with my family on New Year's Eve. That's a tradition we we have every year.
Pizza or tacos, much, much better. Like I said before, my rants against Thanksgiving. I'd much rather have pizza or tacos or both any day before turkey. The survey also found out that a good a portion of people, about 50%, are still enjoying Christmas traditions they remember from childhood while some of them have introduced new traditions as an adult. Well, I like to wait till Christmas morning and then open up my presents in front of my family.
I even suggested to my dad. I'm like, hey. Can you just FaceTime me during the entire opening of the presents process on Christmas morning just because I like watching other people open presents, especially my family. Right? I want to see them open up their gifts, see their surprised reactions.
I did get them stuff. I'm excited to see it show up to their house. I'm I couldn't wrap it, unfortunately, so I'm just gonna be like, hey, I shipped it over to your place. Can you guys just wrap it and then, you know, open it up on Christmas morning? Thank you.
And this right here is your Shot Clock Sports Update. The NBA unveiled a brand new format for the all star game, turning it into a 4 team tournament. The winning team in all games will be the 1st to score 40 points, and all games of the mini tournament will be played one day, February 16th in San Francisco. The league made the big change because last year's all star game was an embarrassing joke with the teams combining to score a record 397 points. 211 to 80 186 was the final score.
The 2026 Winter Games are set for 2 cities in Italy, maybe one in New York. That's because a new track being built for bobsledding, luge, and skeleton was supposed to be finished in 2025, but it's way behind schedule. The IOC has tapped the Mount Van Hovenberg Olympic bobsled run-in Lake Placid, New York as a backup. In case the new track in Italy isn't ready for the big games, the track hosted the Winter Olympics in 1932 and 1980 and hosted the World Bobsled Championships in 2009 and 2012. Conor McGregor in boxing and MMA news says he's going to return to the ring in an exhibition boxing match against Jake Paul.
McGregor, the former 2 or there's the former two weight UFC champion, has not fought since he broke his leg in a TKO loss to Dustin Poirier in 2021. McGregor has also appeared in a professional boxing bout only once a 2017 fight against Floyd Mayweather, which ended in a 10th round TKO defeat. I right there, that keyword exhibition, one of those displays where both fighters are going to show nothing in the main event. There's gonna be all this hype for absolutely such a letdown, and both guys will walk away with tons of money, and we'll walk away with that feeling like we just wasted a couple hours of whatever date that that fight lands on. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on Kay Barrel 101.
You know how oftentimes I make fun of amphitheaters for having the longest names possible, like the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheater? Like, every single amphitheater needs to be sponsored for whatever reason, and there needs to be a super long terrible name to it. Like, it can't just be simple. Even the Staples Center in Southern California, a place that I went to many times as a kid, now called the crypto.com arena, which is way worse than just simply the Staples Center. Well, it is bowl season in college football, which means there will be be at least one college football game on most nights for weeks.
This, of course, is great for fans of the college game and gamblers, but there's some really weird, obscure names. Some of them are quite entertaining. Like, I've talked about it on the year before, the Pop Tarts Bowl, but there also is well, here's a funny one. Here's a lawn. Again, a sponsored one.
Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl. Really? Are they actually gonna call it that? It's only super annoying for the commentators of the game because they have to say that over and over. Like, they can't just skimp out on saying the name.
They have to say the full thing. The bad boy mowers pinstripe bowl. That one's not too bad. I kinda like that one. The one I really like the most here, Snoop Dogg Arizona bowl.
I wonder how much money he paid to get his name on that. Caveira 101, the Library of Congress, they've unveiled the next crop of movies to be inducted into the National Film Registry for preservation recognizing recognizing films deemed culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant from 1895 to 2010. Man, that's a difference. So the public input led to over 6,700 nominations considered this year with highlights such as Beverly Hills Cop, Dirty Dancing. They even had Spy Kids there as well.
No Country For Old Men. It's It's hard to believe Spy Kids was first released in 2001. And the latest edition, The Social Network as well, that's also one of the nominations there with a total of 900 films now in the registry. That's a lot of movies. I mean, is there a complete list?
Can I just go on to the National Film Registry and start making my way down the list watching all these classic films? There's a lot of classics that I have not seen. Oh, I guess consequence.net has some of the highlights, but not necessarily the full 900 films list back in my old bedroom, at my parents house. I have this, classics films poster where you scratch off each one that you've seen so far and for a little while there, especially in 2020, I was just watching the classic films. That's how I got to see, driving miss Daisy and the Naked Gun, which that movie utterly fantastic.
I love the Naked Gun. I think it's great. Yeah. I'll have to start watching some of the classics like Indiana Jones, which I still have not seen, even though I'm I'm playing the new video game. You can now tell we're in that slower time of the year where the even the radio preps like, yeah, we're done for the entire year.
Come back to us in 2025. They have this news story here. Typical workout is 47 minutes long. Okay. Neat.
Awesome. Are they trying to get radio stations to talk about this and then say, how long are your workouts? Call in now, please. There's no need to call in now. I'm just making a joke there.
But, you know, I went to the gym last night. I started walking on the treadmill because outside, I can't run anymore because it's winter. Don't wanna run-in the cold. Don't wanna run on the snow and slip and hurt myself. So the the treadmill it is.
And I now have to entertain myself like I'm some sort of glorified iPad kid. So what I'll do on the treadmills, I now started watching this show that I've been meaning to catch up on. It's a great way to be entertained while you're mindlessly walking in the same place for an extended period of time. Walking on the treadmill is great. You know?
You get your steps in. I was looking at another thing here. The whole 7,500 steps a day could help with depression. So if you're sad, get on that treadmill, start walking, get your phone out, turn on a TV show, turn on a movie, walk during the entire movie. N c c 1701 are the letters on the fictitional Star Trek USS Enterprise, but was also the license plate of an for an earthbound New York woman.
Unfortunately for her, she has been receiving citations with when people with novelty Star Trek plates on their cars break the law. In total, she was issued 194 tickets in New York City and 23 summonses from other states. Says here in a quote, this is a lady who was beaten up by a big bad corporation for 4 years is what the lawyer said. Fortunately for the lady, the issue has since been resolved. That would cause me to be in such a panic.
It would be crazy. I get medical bills in the mailbox, and oftentimes, I just don't even wanna check my mailbox because I know it's gonna be full of just either medical bills or complete junk for people that no longer live in my apartment. I could not imagine receiving this many citations and having to battle people on the phone, have to go to court to battle against this. It would be a nightmare. There's not too many people that are outright loud about their favorite soda unless it's Doctor Pepper.
You never meet a loud Sprite drinker, a loud Mug Root Beer drinker. It's always, I'm passionate about drinking Doctor Pepper. I like Doctor Pepper, and I want everyone to know that I like that drink. Now I'm looking at this here. It just started popping up yesterday as well.
Hot Doctor Pepper is now a thing that people are trying. This one lady on TikTok or I should I think it's Instagram, Morgan Chomps. She had she puts Doctor Pepper in her crock pot, and it's just Doctor Pepper soda that's been heated up with only only one addition sliced lemons. I'll have to try this. I have a crock pot.
I'm down to try the hot I I can guarantee it's almost like the, hot apple cider. That's about it. It's nothing there's nothing crazy about it. Maybe I'll heat some up tomorrow morning, bring it into work, make it for a nice Thursday hot drink on a snowy day. Sure.
I'm down. Alright. Today's question for Tepeach Their Own. What's a 10 out of 10 movie you would never watch again? Well, I can easily say Bridge to Terabithia.
I'm not gonna spoil the movie, but just I I don't feel like I wanna put myself through that movie again. It's a great, great movie. I just do not wanna see it again after watching it the first time in the theaters with my family back when it first came out. Let's look at some of the Facebook answers here. Trainspotting from Brandy, All Quiet on the Western Front from Nathan, the original from 1930.
I never give any movie previous to, like, 1960 a chance, maybe even, like, 1970 just because they're so outdated and slow that I don't think I'll be entertained by them. And I went through those film classes in college where you were you were forced to watch movies like The Maltese Falcon or, you know what I'm talking about. Right? Joseph, right, 1917. Isn't that the movie?
No. I'm thinking of Dunkirk with Harry Styles and, the it's it's a brilliant shot movie. But would I wanna watch Dunkirk again? Maybe that's another answer for me. What's a 10 out of 10 movie you would never watch again?
Let me know. 208-535-1015. Call in now. The Notebook. Who made you watch that?
Did you watch that yourself? My wife. My wife. No. My wife.
And, PS, I love you. Both of them. Won't do it again. That that's a 10 out of 10 movie too. Both of those?
Yeah. I believe so. Wow. Yeah. I I hate them.
It's like the go to excuse. My wife made me watch it, like, you know, the Spotify wrapped, like, all of a sudden, there's a, you know, Dua Lipa and the top songs of the year, and then the guy goes, oh, it was my it was my wife. It was my wife. I swear. Well, awesome, man.
Well, thank you for those answers. I appreciate it like always. Yep. You have a good one. K Bear, what's a 10 out of 10 movie that you'll never watch again?
Well, Peaches, I'd have to say Grave of the Fireflies. That movie is heartbreaking. I had a friend tell me to watch it. And Oh, you should watch it. You should watch it once and never again.
She was like, be prepared considering I do have a younger sister. And I am like, okay. What does that mean? I I guess I will watch it. And I might be sobbing on the couch.
Who knows? It's rough. It's a rough experience. I give it a for our for the purpose of my movie group that we watch movies, I gave it a 2 out of 10 because I was I was sad after watching it. It's almost like Bridge to Terabithia, is it?
Or it's is that what I'm assuming it is? It's pretty similar. Yeah. Very similar to Bridge to Terabithia. Yeah.
Okay. Alright. I'll I'll have to watch it, and then I'll probably Give it a shot. I'll upload a selfie in the K Bear group on Facebook and me with tears in my eyes and no no caption. Just me putting that there.
Alright. Well, have a good one, peaches. Hey. You too. Thank you.
Alright. Let's see. We got one more other one person here. Hey, K Bear. What's that 10 out of 10 movie that you'll never watch again?
Avatar. Avatar, the, the blue people one. Right? Not the, bald kid with the arrow? Yes.
And I wouldn't ever wanna watch that second stupid one that came out. I think that was just more so for the visual aspect. Right? Because I I mentioned that before, like, the the original Avatar movie was just like, hey, this guy's this guy spent $1,000,000,000 on a movie to look visually appealing, and it's only gonna look good in an IMAX theater. Yeah.
And it's still just, it could've been you could've done the whole thing in 10 minutes if you asked me. Right on, man. Well, thank you for that answer. You bet. I have a good one.
You too. Alright. Another person here. Hey, Caber. What's that 10 out of 10 movie you'll never watch again?
Oh, peaches. I gotta tell you. Napoleon Dynamite. Never ever would I put myself through that again. I couldn't even watch it all the way through the first time.
But you're still considering it a 10 out of 10? That is it. I would not ever do. I I remember watching scenes of it as, when when back when it first came out, like, as a kid. And, my mom and my dad both thought it was the stupidest movie ever, and then I moved out here years later.
And everyone's like, it's the greatest movie because it was filmed here. And Yeah. I'm not motivated to watch it at all. Nope. Neither am I.
I couldn't even finish watching it the first time. Right on. Right on. Alright. Hey.
Thank you. Yep. Happy holidays to you. You as well. You as well.
208-535-1015. Obviously, a fun question today for Depeach Tharon. What's that 10 out of 10 movie that you'll never watch again? Let me know. Hey, K Bear.
What's that 10 out of 10 movie you'll never watch again? No Country for Old Men. That movie's a little weird, but I I sort of like that weirdness to it to where, like Yeah. No. I mean, I love the movie.
It's it's a good movie and all, but it's just so slow. A lot of those older movies, and that one's not even all that old. It's No. It's a weird thing that, like, a lot of these comedies and all these different types of movies, especially from the eighties, are just so slow now. And I wonder Yeah.
If we're gonna get to, like, eventually here, unfortunately, like, the just right to the point movies because everyone's attention span is so short. Well, no. We're just gonna end up going to the theater and just seeing a bunch of YouTube shorts and reels going through. Sure. With the subway surfers below it?
Yeah. Probably. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoy the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peach's Pit Party is hosted by me, Peaches, and is production of Riverbend Media Group.
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