And away we go. It is pre-Friday, Halloween Eve, All Hallows' Eve, the day before Halloween. Tomorrow, got nonstop Halloween music thanks to JuCity Vapor helping us out for our K-Bear Rockin' Halloween. Also, tomorrow morning, we're gonna be drawing winners, or drawing a winner, I should say, for Make the Switch with Brent Gordon Law. If you haven't signed up through the apps yet, make sure to do so because tomorrow morning, I'm shutting the forums off and there will be no other way to enter. No other way to enter, and then all the names that have signed up will go into the little- little box, little bowl, something that we have here, and one lucky person is going to win a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle, again, thanks to Brent Gordon Law. Make sure to sign up in the K-Bear app, the Alt app, the Cannonball 101 app for the maximum three entries, and then also, uh, listen for the Mario Sounder. I'll probably air a few this afternoon to get some last minute extra entries in before the big drawing tomorrow. If you want to get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. Oh, man. Yesterday I talked about that stupid phrase "tickle in my throat." It's just my allergies, and my allergies have been bugging me. I've been sneezing. You know what sucks is when you have, uh, sleep apnea, and you have to have a... You have to sleep with the CPAP on, the CPAP mask on, but your nose is runny at the same time, so it just blows air into these runny nostrils. It's gross, right? Luckily, it's a whole lot better now. I just sound plugged up. Just sound horrible, so we'll get through this show and, uh, we'll get closer to Halloween. Yeah, Peaches Pit Party will continue here in just a few on K-Bear 101. K-Bear 101, I talk about this every year. You know, the, uh, extermination, uh, the, uh... W- what are they called again? What are they called? The pest control giant known as Orkin, they just released the annual list- their annual list of the top 50 rattiest cities in the United States.
Los Angeles, number one, has topped Chicago as the rattiest city in America. Chicago had dominated the list for a decade. After many years as Chicago's runner up, experts say LA's warm climate, dense neighborhoods, abundant food sources made it a paradise for, uh, rodents and moved, and moved the city to number one. Congratulations, LA. [laughs] Do they send out a trophy? My parents' business is close to LA. It's in Downey, California. Why- why don't they just make a trophy for LA City Hall, drop it off themselves, huh? I was literally at LA City Hall the, uh, last time I was back home. Going to LA always makes me thankful that I'm here, to be quite honest with you. There are times, there's many times where I miss being back home, but then you take that 45-minute drive that should be, like, 15 minutes just because of all the traffic, [laughs] and you're like, "Wow, this really does suck." There's not too many pros about Los Angeles. Really, there's n- nothing too crazy about... Other than the fact, like, hey, you live in the entertainment capital of the world, supposedly, which means if they are filming a movie near you, it's just gonna block the street, block that part of town, you know, that type of thing. Influencers everywhere taking up space. Fun stuff, right? Not to- n- not to forget to mention the, uh, the crazy prices for rent. Just rent alone. Gotta worry about parking everywhere you go.
It's, uh... So yeah, not paradise, that's for sure. Let's do some, uh, Halloweenish music as part of our K-Bear Rockin' Halloween haunted by JuCity Vapor, Slayer, Seasons in the Abyss. I did not expect Megadeth to release the track list of their last ever album, and they're gonna be doing a cover of Ride the Lightning from Metallica, which is technically co-written by Dave Mustaine, but we don't really know how much of Ride the Lightning he wrote. It could be, like, he just contributed a little p- piece here and that's it, you know? But he's mostly doing it out of respect, which is cool to see. I mean, really. But still, at the same time, I wonder what it's gonna sound like. I wasn't really too, uh, convinced when I heard the, uh, lead single off of the album, Tipping Point. I played it for It's So New and then look at the li- looked at the lyrics and saw that they are pretty generic. Usually Dave Mustaine writes big time anti-government lyrics and all that. It's pretty much the same thing with every Megadeth song. You get these, uh, crazy anti-government lyrics, you get a guitar solo, boom. That's Megadeth for you. But this Tipping Point One, if you look at the lyrics, it really looks like ChatGPT generated it, and I think we talked about that on the Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem. We had ChatGPT generate a stereotypical Megadeth song, and it did a better job than this latest Megadeth single [laughs]. So we'll see how this, uh, whole album sounds. I'm pretty sure it'll all sound the same, you know? Megadeth covering Ride the Lightning. We'll see how that even sounds too once that comes out. When does the album come out? Does it say anywhere? I was just looking at, uh, what Dave Mustaine said about why he decided to cover the Metallica song, uh, Ride the Lightning on the album. Doesn't say anywhere. Should I just Google search it real fast? Do I really care all that much? Megadeth
upcoming album. Is it January? 'Cause I know they're gonna go on some, like, some final tour next year. Yeah, Megadeth is due January 23rd, 2026. Megadeth to release new version of Metallica's Ride the Lightning, and it's a self-titled album to sort of just call it quits, call it a great career. Megadeth, how many years? 40? Yeah. Well, there's that. There's that making the news. We'll talk about some more crap here in a few. As part of our K-Bear Rockin' Halloween haunted by JuCity Vapor, now that reminds me...I saw a post from earlier today on the Life in Idaho Falls Facebook group. Some- someone named Marie shared... I don't know if anybody else watched the early show yesterday with Jeff Roper, but they had the sheriff on, uh, talk about Halloween and they asked him what the age is for kids to be going out trick-or-treating. And he said 13 or older. Now, I haven't seen the clip, but that sounds a little... That sounds like what ages should not be trick-or-treating, according to, uh, some older people, you know? 13 years or older. She goes on to say that the sheriff said, "They should be finding something else to do." And Marie said, "I was really sad to hear someone say that because I think you could go at any age, and that it should only go from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM,"
is what the sheriff said, not Marie. Marie said, "I have some younger ones that start around for 5:00." And there was all these people talking about, like, what, what's the appropriate time to trick-or-treat? What are the appropriate ages? But I was glad to see that most people in the comments were saying any age. Any age at all. I think Justin from 105 The Hawk shared, uh, his question yesterday, or was at, "What age d- are you too old to be trick-or-treating?" Or something like that. And where was it again? How, how old is too old to go trick-or-treating? There were some people making jokes, 87, 75. On Target Axe Throwing shared a co- an answer saying, "129 is pretty old." [laughs] I'm glad to see most people are saying, "Hey, no matter what age, you're allowed to go trick-or-treating," which is true. Because it, it makes no sense as to why all of a sudden, like, there's a age limit on the holiday, really. Trunk-or-treats, don't get me started on those, all right? Uh, that- that's a whole other separate rant, but there should be no age limit on trick-or-treating. I think tomorrow I might share a post in the Life in Idaho Falls Facebook group saying, "Hey, don't be that person." You know those stereotypical do better, uh, posts that you always see online which are terrible? [laughs] Because, like, nobody is ever gonna see someone online say, "Hey, do better." And then go, "Oh, okay, I'll follow that." But me politely saying, "Hey, don't be that person that tells a kid who's taller than most kids that he's too old to trick-or-treat, even though he's eight. He may look like he's 14, 15, just because he's taller than most." That's what happened to me, you know? So I wanna make sure all the other tall kids get treated equally Halloween day tomorrow, or Halloween night tomorrow.
I would say the appropriate times are like 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Past that, you're kind of risking it. You're gonna get that old person waking up, [laughs] going, "Do you have any idea what time it is?" After having Toy Story and The Simpsons themed games of Monday Night Football the past two seasons, ABC and ESPN are dipping into Disney's catalog of ch- of characters once again. The Eagles and Chargers game on December 8th will have a Monsters Inc. theme. Monsters Funday Football will air on ESPN2, Disney+, Disney XD, Disney Channel, and the ESPN app. The game will take place, uh, inside the Monsters Inc. building and will feature appearances by Mike Wazowski, voiced by Billy Crystal, and James P. "Sully" Sullivan, voiced by John Goodman. The New York Jets are bad this season. They haven't had a winning season in 10 years, haven't made the playoffs in 15 years, and now maybe to make up for all the playoff ticket revenue they're missing out on, the Jets are raising ticket prices for 2026. Not surprisingly, Jets fans are very unhappy. But let's be honest, they're very likely... They will very likely continue to show up and continue to watch. The numbers are in, and it looks like more people tuned into Monday Night Football than the World Series Game 3. The Monday Night Football regular season games between the Chiefs and the Commanders drew about 18 million viewers. World Series Game 3 had 11.4 million viewers. Let's do another one here 'cause I wanted to talk about this too. One great thing about the NBA returning to NBC is that the network hooked up with Michael Jordan for a segment called MJ Insights to Excellence, during which Jordan is asked about some of the larger issues facing the league. This week, he blasted the idea of load management, where players take days off even if they're not injured. Jordan, who played all 82 games in nine of his 15 seasons, said, "You play basketball two and a half, three hours a day. That's your job. That's what you get paid to do as an NBA player. What are you doing the other 21 hours? To me, that's when you should be preparing for your next day of work or your next challenge." Which I highly, I definitely agree with. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBear 101. So, USA Today put together this list of the 75 of the best horror movies of the 21st century. Why not talk about this? I've been trying to watch more horror movies, good ones at least. A lot of them are awful, right? That's what happens with horror. It's like they're either really bad or they're really good. And usually, the good ones, they have a different pace to them, they have a different, uh, approach, you know? Well, USA Today's top five include, number five, Get Out, which definitely different than most horror movies, right? I would say it's mo- more so like a horror comedy. Number four, The Witch from 2016. Now, is that the one that I'm thinking of? The Witch [2016] movie.
Let's see here. Is it the one where... No, in 1630 New England, panic and despair envelops a farmer, his wife, and their children, when their youngest son, Samuel, suddenly just vanishes. The family blames Thomasin, the oldest daughter who was watching the boy at the time of his disappearance. With suspicion and paranoia mounting, two siblings, Mercy and Jonas, suspect Thomasin of witchcraft, testing the clan's faith, loyalty, and love to one another. Sounds pretty cool. 91% on Rotten Tomatoes. Seven out of 10 on IMDb. It's crazy. The Wailing from that same year, 2016. Again, I need to add these to the list here so I don't forget about them. 'Cause usually I'm like, "Okay, what's a good horror movie to watch?"... The Wailing. "A mysterious Japanese man arrives in Gyeongju, a small village in the mountains of South Korea. Soon after, a bizarre infection breaks out, causing villagers to become deranged and violently kill their families." Geez. Okay. [laughs] That one sounds pretty crazy. I, I have seen number two. I watched it recently on a plane on the way back from, uh, Southern California to Southeast Idaho, 28 Days Later. Watched that movie. It wasn't necessarily scary. It was a good movie. It was different. And then Kill List at number one, from 2012. What's Kill List? Well, I'm gonna look this one up. "British psychological horror crime film." What's it about? Come on, don't give me who it's written by. "Jay and Gal are two former British solders- uh, soldiers turned hitmen. While Gal is laid back, Jay is still reeling from a disastrous mission in Kyiv." So it's like a whole weird thing. Okay, cool. Let me just add that to my Peaches maybe at someday I'll watch movie list, something like that. Anyway, let's move right on, right on into some Sleep Token Emergence on K-Bear 101. So, a listener heard me at the beginning part of the show talk about my CPAP and having a runny nose while wearing a CPAP when you're trying to sleep, and well, he had this to add.
Heard you talk about how your, your nose is runny and having the, you know, the CPAP. The biggest thing for me is when you have to sneeze, dude.
Oh, yeah.
When you're in a deep sleep and all of a sudden you sneeze, and it just fills your mask. Do you wear a full mask?
I do. Yeah, I don't know if I ever want to try the whole, the, the only the nose. I feel like that's not gonna solve my issues. I feel like what I have right now, because the, the CPAP doctor told me I was doing well with it, I think I'm just gonna keep-
Uh-huh
... using the full mask.
Yeah, yeah, definitely, but holy crap, the sneezing or even the coughing is horrible. Not good, man.
I forget to fill mine up with water, so I wake up with an extremely dry throat-
[laughs]
... and it's awful, and sometimes-
[laughs]
... it'll give me like little bumps on my face.
Yeah, dude. [laughs]
And what's even worse is that I, I-
Same
... I drool in my sleep a little bit, and those turn into flakes-
Uh-huh
... and so those fly around and it look, like-
[laughs]
... like one of those, uh, money machines, you know, when they like the dollar bills fly everywhere? It's like a bunch of flakes-
Yeah
... flying around. I just accidentally, like, swallow them 'cause the air is going into my mouth, so I accidentally start choking-
[laughs]
... on my own dry drool. Gotta love that. What's with monkeys all of a sudden just going on the loose, getting on the loose, you know? This one monkey in Texas, for some reason it was inside a Spirit Halloween store wearing a diaper, and sure enough, boom, broke free from its owner. [laughs] Footage shows the monkey running atop the shelves, scaling pillars, swinging from the ceiling, you know, doing monkey stuff. [laughs] Peop- Some lady has her arms in the air trying to catch it. [laughs] Oh, what, what, what is this? Like, what, what alternate reality are we living in? And somebody commented on... Somebody says in the video, "Is that a real monkey?" No, it's a prop. It just has a free, it can free roam, you know? It's one of those... It's like a Roomba. No, it's a real monkey. What do you think? A real monkey on the loose in Spirit Halloween. I mean, that would be very scary. Scarier than most of the props in there. I need to see if Hallow- uh, Spirit Halloween has updated their, uh, stuff at all. When I went in there when it first opened, it wasn't, uh, that all, at all great. It was just kind of like, "Oh, this is it?" Maybe they'll get some more stuff, uh, closer to Halloween. Maybe I should go in there today 'cause tomorrow's technically like the last day it's open, right? Are they gonna be open this weekend? When does Spirit Halloween close?
I don't know. Uh, how many days after Halloween does Spirit Halloween close? They usually close two or three days, uh, after Halloween, so probably this weekend you can find some, uh, good cheap costumes for, uh, next year. Yeah, Creed on Peaches Pit Party. It's K-Bear 101. Just a reminder, tomorrow, the big day where we'll draw a winner for Make The Switch with Brent Gordon Law. Make sure to sign up tonight if you haven't done so. Do it right now. Not while you're driving, though. Don't be that person. Don't use your phone while driving. Just wait till you're, uh, pulled to the side of the road or you're at wherever you need to go. Get yourself in to win a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle. Again, thanks to Brent Gordon Law. We're gonna cut off the form tomorrow morning right as I get here at 8:00 AM. And then 10:00 AM is when we'll do the, uh, big drawing, I believe. It depends how long it takes me to physically cut out all the names
into one big bowl. That's the problem with this giveaway, is that it, it involves a lot of, uh, [laughs] using scissors [laughs] to cut out all the names. I, I, I'm very, uh, grateful we did get a lot of signups, and I'll continue to get, uh, more extra entries with the Mario Sounder. Make The Switch with Brent Gordon Law. Don't forget, this weekend, we fall back an hour. Be that lucky person that wins a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle, and good luck. Let's do some Hardy. Jim Bob. You know, I was talking about, uh, the monkeys being on the loose previously. Now, I, I didn't even talk about it on the show, the original story about how these 12 monkeys were originally on the loose. Was it 12? Were this truck overturned in Mississippi and all these monkeys got loose from the truck? What was this, uh, truck? Why was this truck transporting monkeys? For lab experiments, or are they taking them to the zoo? 'Cause I'm looking at the truck here, it doesn't look like they're, uh, taking well care of those monkeys. It just looks like a regular st- a sta- like, just regular white truck, regular standard truck. Were the monkeys in cages, and when this truck overturned, the cages broke, and then all of a sudden those monkeys just got loose, or what? And then, come to find out that all these monkeys have a bunch of diseases. Were they on their way to, like, a hospital, like a veterinarian? [laughs] What, what was the whole...... purpose of transporting them, these diseased monkeys. Could you imagine being the truck driver that failed at transporting diseased monkeys? I, I saw this headline pop up a couple of days ago, and I thought it was, uh, ChatGPT generated. Wasn't there a story that I just talked about for What The Headline, where monkeys were supposedly on the loose in this city, but cops found out it was just a, uh, AI prank? Those AI pranks are quite funny, of people pretending like a homeless guy got into their house and they text their roommate or something like that, like, "Hey, why is there a bum in our living room?" And they'll have AI generate a homeless person right there laying on the floor. It's pr- it's pretty great, [laughs] using AI for pranks. [laughs] Monkeys on the loose. Three of them are still, still out there with diseases, so this sounds like the start of a, a great horror film. I know I'm not gonna ask this for To Peach Their Own, 'cause I know a lot of, uh, people are just gonna put some answers that I'll have to delete right away, [laughs] for this question. What did you assume was disgusting until you tried it? See what I mean? You know the answers that would pop up with this one. The top, the top reply on the Reddit thread, "Oh, everyone is talking about food they tried." Never mind.
Someone said, "I didn't know what curry was. An Indian restaurant opened up next door. It's so good." Indian food is fantastic. Naan bread, curry, tikka masala, mango lassi, oh, so good. Maybe that's Americanized Indian food. I've never really had authentic, but from what I've had so far, anyway, it's pretty good. Pesto. Pesto's fantastic. I think the first time I ever really tried it
was when I was at my ex-girlfriend's house and just put it on top of some ravioli. Loved it. It's one of my favorite condiments, one of my favorite sauces to put on pasta, I should say. I used to think sushi was so gross, then one day my friend basically forced me to try a piece, and now I'm the one suggesting sushi nights every other week. I grew up in a household where
my mom doesn't like condiments, doesn't like cooking with salt,
doesn't like fish. So yeah, I was the one who had to, like, basically go out with my friends to try sushi one night. Loved it. Loved it ever since. Brussel sprouts, roast them up with garlic and lemon juice. They're amazing. That's true. Another person saying sushi, but yeah, could not ask this for To Peach Their Own, 'cause there would be those people that'd be like, "Ha ha, let me put my funny joke here." And yeah, wouldn't be good in the, uh, K-Bear 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group. All right, I thought this one was pretty funny. A Florida woman, she's suing SeaWorld for injuries, uh, she says she suffered when a duck flew into her face while riding a roller coaster. Hillary Martin visited the park back in March, was riding the, uh, Mako roller coaster when a duck suddenly flew into the coaster's path, slammed into her face, knocking her unconscious. Martin argues the, uh, park failed to warn guests about the risk of bird strikes when it should have known that the coaster's location near a body of water would create a zone of danger for birds, like ducks and gulls. You just got extremely unlucky.
That's it. As a former ride operator myself, there's a lot of different things that can happen. One time, there was an idiot guest that lost their hat on the descent on the log ride. So what did they do instead of just going up to us and asking for his hat back or asking for one of us to re- retrieve his hat? He tried climbing the mountain on his own. Yes. This lady, she just got... Uh, you know, wrong place, wrong time. That's it. Knocked her unconscious. She got knocked out by a duck. She's now embarrassed. She's trying to sue SeaWorld for $50,000 in damages. [laughs] She claims the duck strike left her with permanent injuries, disfigurement, and emotional trauma. Can we see a before and after shot of this woman? Is it posted somewhere? Does she have like a, a crushed skull? Let's see here. Wouldn't that be a cool scar? There's no picture of her, unfortunately, but wouldn't that be cool? Like, you just say, "Hey, I got hit by a duck on a roller coaster at SeaWorld." I honestly didn't even know they had roller coasters, but that'd be a cool story to tell at parties. What was it yesterday that we were talking about, uh, pumpkin carving injuries? It might have been earlier on in the week. Many people this week are gonna sustain injuries carving pumpkins. I'll be carving pumpkins tomorrow night with my girlfriend, Aubrey, and all of her friends. So yeah, there was that whole thing about why are we carving pumpkins the day that they should be ready and also out on our patio. [laughs] But I mean, it's fun to do, and... Uh, it's not really fun. Okay, why did I say that? But it's something to do
while, uh, you know, the kids are out trick-or-treating. There's not really many things you can do besides go party on Halloween as someone who's nearly 30.
So carving pumpkins and watching a movie and eating dinner sounds pretty nice.
But, uh, I was reading here that the US Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a safety alert this month reminding people to focus on safety, safety, and not hurt themselves while celebrating Halloween this year. Hospital emergency departments deal with an average of 3,200 Halloween-related injuries each year. About 55% are related to pumpkin carving. 25% are due to trips and falls. You know, people wear those long costumes, they could trip on it. There's danger putting up or taking down decorations. There's also the, uh, danger of tripping on costumes or while walking around trick-or-treating. So yeah, that, that's why I just talked about that whole thing. Another 20% of the injuries include random mayhem from lacerations, other injuries associated with costumes, pumpkins, decorations. It's a dangerous holiday. People are probably walking around with real knives instead of the fake ones. They trip, cut themselves. Gotta be careful. Tomorrow, non-stop Halloween music. That's right, thanks to Juicy the Vapor, we get our K-Bear Rockin' Halloween. You know, this in, uh... This entire month, we've been doing two Halloweenish tracks every hour, just like this one. Vincent Price, Deep Purple. Earlier this afternoon, I saw some, uh, footage of people leaving Dodger Stadium after the Dodger game. You know, the, the Los Angeles Dodgers, they're in the World Series.
[laughs] And there's video of the traffic pileup leaving the stadium. I can't imagine spending, I don't know, a few grand on tickets. One of my friend's friends, I'm not gonna name who they are, but he told me the total that he paid for Dodger's tickets, $3,000 to sit in the nosebleeds to watch the World Series game where the Dodgers lost at Dodger Stadium for game three. So he basically paid, paid a few thousand dollars to watch his favorite team lose and then had to battle traffic for hours upon hours afterwards. I could not imagine staying at the, uh, Dodger game for the 18th inning, that long one, and then having to battle traffic all the way home, not get home till like 2:00 in the morning. Oh. Awful, right? Awful. I would much rather... Honestly, I would just much rather watch the game from the comfort of my own little living room, got the TV. Let's face it, I haven't watched a single second of this World Series either. I just don't really care all that much. I do like the Dodgers, they're awesome, but do I really wanna watch any part of this series? I'll watch some highlights here and there, but I'm not gonna sit down and watch a full baseball game. I got better things to do. [upbeat music] Thanks for listening to Peaches Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peaches Pit Party is hosted by me, Peaches, AKA Brendan Peach, and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit riverbendmediagroup.com. Until next time, peach out.