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[upbeat music] And we are once again at it. It is Monday, March 23rd, 2026. How are you doing? Hopefully well. If you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. This weekend I vowed to not spend any money this past weekend, and well, 

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I had to get my snow tires off. I figured that would be my biggest purchase. So I go to the tire place, I drop off my car, do the same old thing. Aubrey c- Aubrey then drives, uh, me and her to a, 

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to a, a breakfast spot. Well then right as we enter that breakfast spot, I get a phone call from the tire place, and they go, "Hey, 

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your tires are bad, dude. They're bad. We're not even able to put them on." Or at least I, I think that's what they said. I think they were just wanting me to purchase new tires. You know how the, how those mechanics will show you like some really bad, uh, filter and go, "Hey, you should get this replaced"? And it's like not even yours, they just have a decoy behind the desk. "Hey, get this replaced." [laughs] Well, no, my tires I think needed it badly. I've been driving on those same tires for the past five years. Ever since I, I got the car back in 2020, I think I've used those tires. Driving from Seal Beach, California, to Idaho Falls used those tires. I do in the wintertime switch over to the snow tires that I have, and I think those are getting old too, so I think pretty soon, maybe even next winter, I'll have to purchase another set of, uh, even more tires, you know? So I had to get myself new tires, so that's, that, that put me back $900 this weekend. 

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I also, uh, worked on my website. I tried, uh, I, I, I've been trying to make my own website with all of my stuff like my portfolio, my podcasts, YouTube interviews, et cetera. Well, I was, uh, honing it all in, you know, I was working on it, and then, 

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uh, I went to go see... I went to go publish it, 

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and it said, "Hey, you need to upgrade to this, uh, specific plan," and that plan minimum, at minimum, costs $25 a month. 

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That's $300 per year. No way am I paying that. So I was working on a website that's never going to exist. I own the domain still. 

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That I will own forever. I'm hoping. I'm hoping I can keep that. It was only like six bucks for the entire year. That's the cheapest, best option. I mean, that's the, that's a cheap, great option. Loved it. And [laughs] I bought it immediately. K- I, it's now in my possession, which is awesome. So there's that. So maybe in the near future if, uh, all of a sudden my radio show just takes off and I get a team of people working for me, then I can launch the website making that, uh, you know, that Howard Stern money. Right now you just have my socials. You have my, uh, Linktree on all my social media platforms with, too, the various different things that I'm a part of, like the podcasts, like the YouTube interviews, the, uh, music channels that you can listen to online. Rather than just listening to your radio, you can listen to us at kbear.fm. Peaches Pit Party will return here in just a few on this fine, this fine Monday. Again, if you wanna get ahold of me, 208-535-1015. So on Friday I talked about how, um, we were planning a kid-free dinner. 

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Uh, my girlfriend's friends all have kids, and so they all had to get babysitters. They wanted to do just one adult-only dinner. The whole group, right? We were kind of planning this one particular restaurant until one of the people in the group was like, "If you go to that place, count us out. We don't want no seafood. We want normal people food like burgers and fries and steak or whatever." And so we talked all about that on the Friday show saying, hey, like that person before that said, "We don't care where we eat." So obviously they should not care what gets chosen, but no, they dictated the entire thing, and so we had to, you know, g- conform to their opinion or go along with whatever they choose, like, "Aye, aye, captain." And we ate at that restaurant that they chose. And so [scoffs] what's funny though is that, uh, right after we went there, we, we went and ate there, uh, some of them ended up being sick with like food poisoning. I luckily did not get that, but I feel like that's karma for what should've been at the other restaurant and not that restaurant. But anyway, 

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as I was sitting there at this particular sports bar-themed restaurant, they had all the TVs around the entire place on March Madness. And man, oh, man, I was stressfully watching, uh, was it the Vanderbilt game versus Texas? No, there was the Texas... Whoever Texas played over the weekend and Texas lost to, I believe. Texas 

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March Madness game. Which one was it again? 

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Oh, it was Gonzaga. Yeah, Gonzaga lost to Texas, and I had Gonzaga going pretty far in my bracket, but, but still, I'm still tied for first place with Josh Tyler of Classy 97. Josh's wife, Chantel, the co-host of Wake Up Classy 97, she chose Gonzaga to win the entire tournament, so her bracket is completely done for. 

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I'm still up there. I'm still up there. I was talking with Josh this morning about it. If, if somehow, some way we both end up tied at the very last, the very finish, we'll just split the money and say, "Hey, [laughs] great picks, I guess." You know? It's just, it's all luck based. It's so funny watching people get so into it. Like I was intently into it at the restaurant. I was eating my, my, my boneless wings, my chicken nuggets, and I was sitting there looking at the TV the entire time ignoring everybody else hoping Gonzaga would make a comeback. Here's Linkin Park "Lost" on Peaches Pit Party, KBEAR 101. Peaches Pit Party right here on KBEAR 101. So here, here's the thing. Here's what's... Here's the biggest news that popped up over the weekend.ABC, they canceled the upcoming twenty twenty-six season of The Bachelorette starring this girl named Taylor Frankie Paul just days before its premiere after a resurfaced video from twenty twenty-three showed her, uh, involved in a violent domestic incident with her ex, Dakota Mor-Mortensen. I, I'm not exactly sure what is the difference, the, the, the big difference between The Bachelorette and The Bachelor. The Bachelor is where there's one guy and all these different girls, right? And it's the opposite for The Bachelorette. One girl, all these different dudes. I used to date a girl back in California that was obsessed with The Bachelor. We had to watch the entire Colton series, whatever his name was. Colton something, where the, the big thing was is that he didn't decide on a girl. He left crying and, like, hopped a fence or something like that. This Taylor Frankie Paul, she rose to fame on Hulu's The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, about a girl-- a, a group of, uh, Utah mom talk influencers. Uh, had already faced legal trou-trouble related to that incident, but the newly released footage intensified backlash and raised concern about safety and casting decisions. The controversy didn't just impact The Bachelorette. It also paused filming of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives show and led to broader fallout, including, uh, brands, uh, distancing themselves from... And, uh, al-als-also public scrutiny over reality TV's handling of serious issues like domestic violence, which Taylor Frankie Paul, I mean, 

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she was completely wasted in the video. I saw the video. She chucks a chair like she's a WWE wrestler, hits her own kid, uh, during the whole thing. She's completely wasted. And it's, it's crazy that they almost allowed this if it wasn't for the video to pop up. Like, 

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I, I was watching some podcast clip of some dude saying he worked for these types of shows for many years, and obviously with reality TV there comes, uh, multiple, multiple, multiple in-depth background searches. And so they, they know everything about what you've done in the past, all of that. They knew definitely, without a doubt, about this whole incident, but they just ignored it, and it wasn't until the video resurfaced online, that's when they went, "Okay, pull the plug." 'Cause I think there was something somewhere about how they were gonna lose-- they are going to lose one hundred million dollars or something like that canceling this season of the, uh, The Bachelorette. And the whole situation has sparked a bigger conversation about whether networks prioritize drama and ratings over vetting contestants, especially since ABC knew about parts of Paul's past before casting her. 

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Wow. I-isn't it crazy? And then I just saw something recently about, uh, Alan Ritchson, who is, uh, who was Thad Castle in Blue Mountain State. He's also Jack Reacher now. Apparently he was, like, beating up his neighbor or something like that. I saw that [laughs] I saw that video this morning. What's with these people just beating people up on camera? What's going on? D- Are, are people just that crazy now? Are Hollywood celebrities losing it? 

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Who can we guess? Maybe that-that'll be my to peach their own question later on during the four PM hour. Which, uh, Hollywood celebrity is going to lose their mind next and beat somebody up on cam? Chevelle with the clincher. If you've been, uh, job hunting lately and thinking, "Why is this so hard right now?" You're not crazy. There's a new report out there saying the entry-level job market is the worst it's been in decades. Thirty-seven years, to be exact. Fewer openings, way more applicants, companies just not hiring like they used to. So if you've been sending out applications and hearing nothing back, it's not you. The market right now is just stacked. But this is exactly why you go local. Instead of trying to, uh, instead of competing with hundreds of people online across the country, check out what's right here in East Idaho. Visit the newly redesigned hireeastidaho.com to find local jobs from local companies. Uh, this week's Hire East Idaho Job of the Week is a creative marketing specialist with Olin Inc. in Shelley. It's a full-time role paying twenty to thirty dollars an hour, and they're looking for someone creative, driven, and ready to shape their brand from digital des-design to social media to even some field shoots. It's a hands-on role where your work actually gets seen, especially if you're into marketing, content creation, or design and want to be a part of a growing outdoor forest... Or, not forest. Outdoor-focused company [laughs] forest. To apply, head to hireeastidaho.com. Find that listing. While you're there, check out even more local opportunities, all right? Hire East Idaho, connecting people with opportunity. Always free for job seekers with new jobs added all the time. And then there were none. Not surprisingly, according to ncaa.com, there are zero, zero point zero perfect brackets floating around out there. The pain, heartbreak, and bracket busting started early. Even in the first round, the biggest blow is to the most brackets was number twelve, High Point, beating number five, Wisconsin, which I did have on my bracket. All right? That upset alone wiped out eighty-seven percent of brackets. 

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Ouch. [laughs] You know, if there're, i-if there might have been any dangling perfect brackets hanging around, they must have disappeared when number nine, Iowa, beat number one, Florida, the reigning national champs, to advance to the Sweet Sixteen. One upset did not happen when number two, UConn, beat number fifteen, Furman, in round one, but it was close. Furman put up a fight, and it, it took a superhuman performance from UConn forward Terris Reed Jr. to get the victory and advance to the second round. Reed scored thirty-one points, grabbed twenty-seven rebounds, which was the first thirty-point, twenty-five rebound game in the NCAA tournament since nineteen sixty-eight. I guess you could say that guy is cementing himself for the NBA draft. Saturday was a big day for flag football as superstars like Jalen Hurts, Tom Brady, Devonta Adams, and Rob Gronkowski were playing in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, which featured four games where teams faced off against the US national squad. Brady caused some buzz because even retired at the age of forty-eight, he still has that NFL arm. Gronkowski, also retired and only thirty-six years old, had to leave the game after suffering a, a hamstring injury, so it was a mixed bag for the old guys, but that didn't stop Hall of Famer Darryl Green at age sixty-six from trying out for spot, for a spot on the national team. If you're an NFL fan with a decent memory, you might remember how awful the start of the twenty twelve season was, uh, was due to replacement, uh, to replacement refs in place of the real ones who were locked out. Seahawks and Packers fans sure remember the, the, the, the, the Fail Mary game.Well, it seems as if the NFL hasn't learned its lesson because the league has started putting together a list of potential replacement officials, mostly from small colleges. The list of officials would likely start preparing for the 2026 season if the current collective bargaining agreement between the NFL and the refs expires at the end of May. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBARA 101. There's been this trend going around on Facebook of people just listing bands they hate, bands they think that are overrated, bands they think are underappreciated. We talked about this a lot today on the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem. I'll get that episode of the podcast up here shortly. 

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So I decided to, well, I already filled this out this past Saturday night. But then 

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I don't know why I deleted it. I just didn't think it was, I feel like people were just going to argue with me the entire time and I didn't want to argue against them type of thing. So I think that's the reason why I just simply deleted it. But now 

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I put some more thought into it and re-uploaded it with many more answers to it. Like many more bands. If you're wanting to see my list of bands that I think are underappreciated, check it out at Brendan Peach on Facebook. Bands that I think are underappreciated are Landmarks. Very talented vocalist. I've played a couple of their tracks as my picks of the day in the past. Siamese. I've done the same thing for them. Polaris. Certainly they're going to be opening up for Electric Cowboy coming up in April. April 28th. Resolve. Another band. Love that band. Boundaries as well. Boundaries I should have put under the 

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bands that surprised me category because their last album, Death is a Little More, one of the best albums out there. Era as well. The Callous Dow Boys. I think those guys are severely underrated. The Plot Didn't You. And of course, Deadlands and The Pretty Wild. Severely underappreciated. 

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There's bands I love. Bands I can listen to over and over again. A band that changed my life. Metallica. I grew up listening to ACDC thanks to my dad. And I fell in love with Thunderstruck, Money Talks, Back in Black, all their songs. They're awesome, right? And then my friends back in middle school introduced me to Metallica. They're like, these guys are better than ACDC. We had that classic middle school battle. No, ACDC is better. No, Metallica is better. That type of thing. But yeah, I have the band that changed my life. Metallica, my answer for that band that made me fall in love with music. ACDC, of course. Bands that surprised me. Downswing, another underrated band. Villanova, another one. Paleface Swiss. Distant. Necrogoblicon. Showing Teeth, which is a very new band. They just released their second official song ever not that long ago called Rip that we play on Jenk's show Saturday nights 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. We also play their first single, Labyrinth, every so often. Bill Murray as well, another band that surprised me. They're very good. Can't wait to see those guys live in April as well in Salt Lake City. And then Signs of the Swarm. Man, those guys, they kick butt. To put it lightly, they kick butt. They kick butt. Again, if you want to see my full list, go to my Facebook at Brendan Peach. Peach's Pit Party on KBARA 101. Let's talk about this 15-year cruise. 

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Somebody looked at normal vacations and said, no, I would like to make this become my entire identity pretty much. Villa V Residences is offering a cruise that lasts 15 years. They're pitching it like, oh yeah, you can wake up in a new country all the time. I think it visits like 147 different countries. 

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You can also spend a decade and a half trapped with the same hallway neighbors, the same tiny room on this thing, the same people fighting over pickleball court times like it's the last chopper out of town, you know? I love how they try to make it sound cozy like you can decorate your cabin because nothing says freedom like hanging up your own wall arts in a room the size of a generous walk-in closet while the ocean slaps the side of your quote-unquote house for 15 straight years. 

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You could sink at any time. 15 years at sea. Then there's the price tag. They're selling this like it's some sort of genius housing hack. You know how people say like, oh, for the price of seven cups of coffee, this could be yours. Hey, instead of a mortgage, why not pay a huge amount of money plus monthly fees to live on a boat with strangers until the year 2041? 

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Hard pass, right? I like traveling, but I also like leaving. 

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You know there's going to be drama on that ship by like week three. Somebody's stealing laundry time. Somebody's getting way too serious about trivia night. Somebody's furious because Linda from deck six keeps telling everyone about the one time she saw dolphins back in 2028, you know? It's a 15-year cruise. A regular cruise sounds fun, like a week, great, 10 days, sure. 15 years, at that point, you're not seeing the world. You've just, 

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you just, I don't know what to call it. Like 15 years on a boat. 

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It's like, all right, Christopher Columbus, let's calm down. No, that's a, that joke didn't really make sense. Anyway, let's move on to some Architects Broken Mirror on KBARA 101. Peach's Pit Party with The Offspring on KBARA 101. I guess you could say most of their songs sound pretty much the same, right? At least that's what I think. And I came across this thread here from r slash metal for the masses. What are some bands that sound the same in every song or album? 

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And I was thinking, well, you know, ACDC, one of my all-time favorites, all their stuff is pretty much the same. The same formula. There you go. ACDC putting out the same stuff. That's it. Now, the band that I think has put out the same thing over and over and over again is Bad Religion. All their songs sound exactly the same. My friend Bobby, back in the day, we would drive around in his Yukon.And we would listen to Bad Religion because he had a Bad Religion kick for a short while there. And sure enough, every single song—I didn't know when the song changed. That's how similar they all are. It's the same beat from Brooks Wackerman at the time, 

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same guitar riff. But the lyrics would slightly change. It would be about one thing, and then it's all the same to me. Bad Religion. Same with Rise Against for the most part. 

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I think it's just more so punk in general that all sounds the same. I like how somebody on this thread here says, uh, Motorhead in a good way. What are some bands that sound the same in every song? 

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Someone replied to that saying, I saw a review that basically said Motorhead has released the newest version of every previous album. They haven't changed or evolved, which is exactly what Motorhead fans want. Yeah, if you build a fan base like that, go for it. 

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Keep it going. You know, make that money. I see Sabaton on this list. Well, don't get me started on Sabaton. I hate to say it. I do not like them at all. I really don't. The whole power metal thing is just so cringy to me. So cringy. 

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We're off to beat the dragon. Like, it's just, it's so dumb. I don't think they even sing about dragons. I think they sing about history, but it's still pretty much the same. Like, we're off to beat the British. Like, it's Sabaton. Same thing in every song. Five Finger Death Punch. Same album released seven times over 20 years. Just stop is what this person says. [laughs] Let's move on to some Tom Morello featuring Caleb Shomo of Beartooth, Everything Burns on KBEAR 101. On that last break about, uh, bands that have very similar, same sounding songs, albums, you know, Rise Against, certainly one of them. I completely forgot to mention in that last break when I mentioned Rise Against saying, hey, we're giving away tickets to go see them 

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live at the Union on October 18th. It's towards the very tail end of the 2026 concert season. But yeah, you can win tickets as early as now for Rise Against and Alkaline Trio live at the Union Event Center in Salt Lake City. Tickets went on sale this past Friday. Win them for free with us. The sounder is going to be pretty obvious when you hear it. When you do hear it, be caller 15 at 208-535-1015. Rise Against. 

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I need to burp. [burps] Oh, the Alkaline Trio live at the Union Event Center in Salt Lake City, October 18th. Peach's Pit Party right here on KBEAR 101. I was thinking about this. What if I was in this, uh, situation? What if you were in this situation? A woman in her 60s. Imagine you get seated on your flight to, I think, Hong Kong. It's gonna be a 13-hour plane ride. 

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You're seat, you're seated next to a woman in her 60s. You say hi to her. You have that awkward like, like, hey, how's it going? What brings you? What's, why are you going to the same place I am? That conversation, that kind of thing. 

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Well, about an hour after takeoff, 

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this woman died [laughs] on this actual flight from Hong Kong to London, I should say, not to Hong Kong, from Hong Kong to London. 

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And instead of turning around, the flight just kept going. Now, here's the part everyone's talking about. Passengers then spent over 13 hours on that plane with the body still on board for the rest of the flight. The crew reportedly had to wrap the body and move it to the rear gallery, which is basically where the food and drinks are handled during the flight. There was even a moment where putting the body in a lavatory was discussed, but that idea got rejected, so the, uh, gallery ended up being the solution. And yeah, by the end of the flight, people on board were saying there was a noticeable smell coming from that area, which of course, I know you void a certain area. I don't want to say the, even the, the technical medical term out loud because I'm afraid it would be a Jade pucker alert. 

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But basically, you know, the number two gets released. 

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Also, the body in itself, it's a dead body. It's gonna smell. 

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There were more than 300 passengers on board, and when the plane landed, everyone had to stay put while authorities came on to deal with that situation. British Airways says, uh, procedures were followed, and they're supporting the crew, but this whole thing has a lot of people questioning if this was really the best way to handle it. 

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I mean, what else can you do? It's a dead person. You can't just put a sheet over her like it's a, uh, old recliner, old love seat, or something like that. But just again, imagine being the person seated next to her. She's alive for that first hour, then boom, she dies. You're sitting next to a corpse the entire flight. If, if it was me, I'd be taking a picture with it. I'm sorry. As I'm sure you're aware, long-distant relationships absolutely suck. Long-distance relationships, you know, they could be very sad because your, your partner lives, like, three hours away, four hours away. 

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You barely ever see them. You more, you more so just call each other. Could be even states away. 

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This, uh, guy in Germany, 

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it's a fif-- I think it's a 15-year-old. Yeah, it's a 15-year-old little teenager, managed to, uh, sneak into a bus depot, grab a master key, and drive off with a full-size city bus. The—completely unnoticed, for that matter. 

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Uh, staff saw the bus leaving on security camera, but assumed it was just another driver starting their shift, so police weren't alerted until hours later. By the time anyone realized the bus was missing, GPS showed it had traveled about 80 miles. When officers finally caught up with it, they were, uh, stunned to find this teenager behind the wheel who had just picked up his 14-year-old girlfriend from school and was just casually heading back home. 

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Yeah, I think, uh, when you're 15, you make a dumb decision like choosing a city bus to, you know, steal and take to go see your girlfriend. You know, it has GPS on it. You'd think the teenager would know that. You, you can't be, uh, inconspicuous with a giant city bus.Uh, police say they still don't know how he got the key or how he learned to handle a bus so smoothly. The teen now faces charges including theft and driving without a license. Fortunately, fortunately, no one was hurt, and the bus was returned without a scratch. I have a good feeling ... Oh, you know what? 

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How about this? How about they give him a good deal to where they say, "Hey, you spend some time for the crime that you committed, but you come back when you're old enough, and we'll make you a bus driver." 

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What, what could ... Oh, this is a just a, a, a legal 

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... Uh, forget it. I, I, I think the, the headline is trying to make a pun, but I can't exactly make out what the, the German, 

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what, what the German word says. Forget it. That, that's today's What the Headline right here [laughs] on KBARA101. All right, so this is the last year that I am in my 20s. August 29th will come around, and I will be 30 years old. 30. It's a big deal, right? 

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Well, I saw this question get asked, figured I would talk about it with you here. What's cool if you're 20 but weird if you're 30? 

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Hanging out at college parties, number-one answer. 

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This guy replies saying, "I'm 27. Last year, I had a younger, uh, friend who is 22 invited me to a party. I didn't realize it was a college party. I felt so out of place, like, yep, too old for this." 

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I don't know how people do it, man. I don't know how people d- uh, date way out of their age range, like, you know, Mick Jagger with his 38-year-old girlfriend. There's plenty of, uh, weird, old, famous people like him that do the exact same thing, Anthony Kiedis, for that matter. 

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Like, how can you do that? Bill Belichick too. 

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Like, how ... Y- y- you, you couldn't even talk to them, really. It's an entirely different thing, like me talking to Mad Dog, Maddy Kidd. I mean, she's our 19-year-old graphic designer, and she teaches me about, 

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uh, the young person lingo, and I'm only 29. I can't imagine being, like, Victor or Jade's age trying to figure it all out. What's cool if you're 20 but weird when you're, if you're 30? Being chaotic with money at 20, figuring life out at 30. This might be a problem. [laughs] Flexing about how little sleep you got last night. Remember back in elementary school, that was, like, one of the coolest things to do. It's like, "Yeah, I stayed up till 2:00 in the morning. I got barely any sleep last night." 

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Now, if you do that post 30, you just get called an idiot, right? 

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Totally ignoring your body, drinking, no sleep. In my early 20s, I'd often go two to four hours or get two to four hours of sleep at night and then go to work. Partying or stuck at my PC, chug- chugging, uh, three energy drinks, eating fast food. I honestly can't even describe how much that wrecked my health. Back then, I thought it was cool. I, I'm paying the price for that now, you know, eating too many fast food meals and drinking soda. Luckily, I, I, I've never drank alcohol in my entire life, so 

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I, I, I will continue to not do so. But soda, that, that's going next, all right? I'm drinking water only. I'm becoming a hydro homie, for crying out loud, taking one of those giant bottles that gives you the times [laughs] on the side of it. 9:00 AM All right, this is a warmup. Noon, all right, we're halfway through the day. Keep drinking. Drink water only. Anyway, here's Bad Omen Specter on Peaches Pit Party. KBARA101, typical Florida woman behavior. This, uh, this lady, she's facing felony charges after trashing, allegedly trashing, not one but two Airbnb rentals in Pensacola. And when we say trashed, we're not talking about a broken lamp or a messy kitchen. No, police say she, uh, well, she, uh, used the restroom where she shouldn't, on, uh, furniture, appliances, multiple items throughout the homes. It gets worse. She reportedly, uh, filmed herself doing it and posted the videos online to make money. Authorities say the damage added up to ar- ar- around 300,000 ... or not 300,000, $3,000 worth of destroyed property, including things like an antique chair, a typewriter, even a TV. 

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And she's now been fa- hit with, uh, felony criminal mischief charges, was taken to jail, later released on bond, and here's the part that really sticks. The homeowners basically have to replace everything that was affected. 

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You know, when I go out of town, I go to Salt Lake City or Boise, I go to, I go to a concert and spend the night in that area, the next morning just take off, I, I always book through Airbnb because it's cheap. I like to, uh, I like to basically see what somebody's apartment looks like, you know? [laughs] There's been times I've gone to a show in, uh, Boise, 

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and I've spent the night in, like, a nice, uh, bedroom above somebody's shop. And I like to collect those five-star reviews. I like to make sure I leave the place clean. I follow the directions. There was one time, um, I went to somebody's Airbnb, and they had this nice golden retriever that they even said in the description, "Will walk up to you and want to be petted." So I petted the dog for about 20 minutes before I left. It was hard to leave the poor guy. He was very cute. 

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Um, I, I, I, I try my best to have a five-star review every single time. I can't imagine just trashing somebody's home, just like a rock star, you know? I'm like the opposite of a rock star, you know? [laughs] It's like I'll be the one and only rock star who goes into a room and then comes, uh, I come out, and the room's cleaner. 

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