Yeah, we are here. It's Tuesday, December 2nd, 23 days to Christmas. Who's counting? It's Peaches here on KBAR 101. If you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. Oh, man, it's only Tuesday. It's only Tuesday. I was quite entertained earlier when I stumbled across a, uh, sponsored post from Bath & Body Works. For some reason, I felt the need to go to the comments section, and, uh- uh, boy, am I glad that I did. I looked at some of those comments and went, "Wow, people really have no lives." Screaming at the top of their lungs, "You guys are overpriced." Um,
what else was there? There was, uh, oh, "Your guys's, uh, website sucks." All this stuff. Imagine being the person that has to run the Bath & Body Works, uh, social media feed, or social media accounts, I should say. Facebook especially. There was somebody in there by the name of Liz that was, uh, talking about how she couldn't apply a coupon, so instead she was gonna go to Volu Spa instead. So, I, uh, commented back with my sarcastic humor and said, "Wow, Liz, so stunning, so brave. You really showed them. Way to go." Something along the lines of that. And then I think Bath & Body Works deleted like the entire comments section. Like, the- they deleted her comment, my comment, their comment, back to her comment. Their comment was all nice, saying something like, "Hey, please contact us." My comment was just me being a jerk. [laughs] Pretty much, yeah. B- Bath & Body Works, I feel- I feel sorry for you. I feel sorry for you. All right, well, Peaches Pit Party will be back here in just a few on KBAR 101. It's only Tuesday, but we're getting through it. I know I've asked this question before. Is there a major difference, is there any difference whatsoever between the STAR card and the REAL ID? I should've looked this up. Is there a difference
between the STAR card and the REAL ID, or are they the same thing?
No STAR card is not a separate type of ID. It is the name Idaho uses for a standard state-issued driver's license or ID card that meets the federal government's REAL ID security standards. So, it's pretty much just ... Yeah. It's the Idaho version of the REAL ID. I have my STAR card. I've had it for a couple of years now. I was reading something here that, uh, TSA or filer- flyers without a compliant ID, without a, uh, REAL ID
will have to pay TSA $45 next year starting in, uh, February. The updated ID has been required since May in order to travel, but passengers without it have so far been allowed to clear security without additional screening,
and also a warning. But, uh, the Department of Homelands- Homeland Security says 94% of passengers are already compliant and that the new fee is intended to encourage travelers to obtain the ID. So, pretty much th- that other 6% are people who are just too lazy to get it updated, don't wanna deal with the DMV. Maybe some old people in there that are just like, "I don't know, I- I don't plan on flying." Or, "I don't know, I don't plan on changing it." You know? And then there's, uh, those people that are gonna be very loud at the airport that might delay your flight because they get, uh, you know, charged that $45 fee and they throw a big-time tantrum at the airport.
You know who those people are. Not looking forward to traveling in- in January. Already booked my flight for back home, and yeah, I'm not looking forward to seeing how many people freak out that they don't have their STAR card or their r- /REAL ID. Whatever it is, just make sure to have it so you don't get charged $45. This is absolutely nuts. Amazon is now testing a 30-minute delivery in, I believe, only two US cities so far. It did say limited markets. I found out it's only parts of Seattle and Philadelphia where you're able to get something in 30 minutes or less. So, if you're streaming us via the KBAR 101 app, let me know how that goes. I bet that would suck to be that delivery driver. Do you get like notified that this needs to be an extra fast delivery? That you need to get there right as you get it? Gonna book your way through the h- heavy downtown part of, uh, Seattle. Get through the traffic
just to deliver it in 30 minutes or less. Prime members get discounted delivery fees starting at just $3.99 per order versus $13.99 for non-Prime customers. Wow.
That's- that's insane just to think like, you could order something offline, get it in about 30 minutes or less. Would this be the future? I mean, I- I think... I- I used to be spoiled by the, uh, next day shipping back at home. When I moved out from Southern California to here,
th- the next day shipping with Amazon went away. It started to take like four business days to get something off of Amazon here. Legit disappointed with that, you know? But I can only imagine getting something in 30 minutes or less. That poor delivery driver. I just had to watch the Amazon delivery driver try to get into a spot in our tiny little parking lot here, 'cause those Amazon vans are huge.
This, uh, delivery driver tried parking and then tried backing up, and it was awful to see. I could not imagine b- having that pressure on you to get something delivered in 30 minutes or less. Hopefully they do like drone delivery service. That's what I'm assuming.
Can you still imagine what drone delivery would be like around these parts? Some guy shoots down your, uh, Christmas jammies. You're like, "What happened to my package?"... Some redneck in the middle of Shelly, yeah, pulled out his gun. Somehow, was able to shoot down the drone then post about it, bragging it up online on Facebook. I can see it happening. [swish] Peach's Pit Party on KBAR 101. I was hearing, uh, Jade, Josh and Victor make a big deal about these on the morning show. I don't know if we plan on having them on this afternoon's show, or maybe just tomorrow on the noon hour of Madness Mayhem. I see the bag here. "Guppers: Gummy liquid filled poppers. Juicy sour pickle artificial flavored center. Poppin' pickles." And I see one of the [laughs] pickles here. And yeah, it's just a, uh, about a two-inch wide pickle, two-inch long pickle that's definitely squishy. Do I plan on having this by myself? Absolutely not. There's only one pickle left. "A juicy burst in the middle" is what it says here. Yeah. Oh, "gummy something." Because the bag's ripped, I can't read the rest of that. "Gummy something and then a juicy burst. If you're a die-hard pickle head, get ready to have your taste buds, your taste buds blown when their..." What?
"When these [laughs] Guppers poppin' pickle burst in your mouth with deliciously pucker life pickle juice." Oh. Who writes this? I think there was something else called like the s- the spicy worm that we were also going to try. I don't know where Josh guessed these, 'cause I'm assuming he brought these in. The last time we tried pickle anything, it was these, uh, pickle balls from a, a candy shop in Salt Lake City. I forgot exactly which one, but the pickle balls were one of the worst things I have ever had. Like, I thought it would be like somewhat tangy, somewhat tastes like a pickle. It was, it was gosh darn awful. [laughs] It was... Uh, uh, we've had tons of horrible stuff over the years. Barely anything all that crazy
during the time that I've been here. I, I would say it was much, much worse when Brad was here. And, uh, they made Brad eat surströmming and a pickled Carolina Reaper and all of that. All I've had to eat were, like, crickets. I did have to do the one-chip challenge. It was awful. I don't know when we'll try these, uh, this, this Gupper gummy liquid center pickle thingy, but, uh, I guess at some point soon, it might happen, and we'll definitely have to post that on our socials at KBAR 101FM. [swish] The WNBA is in off-season mode until May, but the league and its players unions, or, or union, I should say, are, are deep in CBA talks and doing everything they can to avoid a lockout. They pushed the deadline to January 9th, buying themselves a few more weeks to figure things out. The timing matters. The league is hotter than ever. Ratings keep climbing. Caitlin Clark is expected back next season. In other words, nobody wants negotiations to mess with the momentum. The Oklahoma City Thunder started their season 20 and one, but that might not be the most impressive s- stat that the team has this year. Uh, reigning MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 26 points in the 123, 115 win over the Blazers on Sunday, which extended his streak of 20 or more points in a game to 93. It's the second-longest streak in NBA history, surpassing Wilt Chamberlain's streak of 92 straight games spanning two seasons in 1963 and 1964. Number one on the list, Chamberlain again, who racked up 126, uh, straight games from 1961 and 1963. If Alexander keeps going and doesn't miss a game, he would break the record on February 12th. On Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Tennessee Titans 25 to three. And during this ugly game, Jaguars punter, Logan Cook, allegedly threatened Titans running back, Julius Chestnut, in a way that crossed the line of sportsmanship. "I was just trying to play hard," Chestnut said, and he came up to me and said, "He was going to kill me." When asked about the exchange [laughs] yesterday, Jaguars head coach, Liam Cohen, seemed to blow it off, saying, "I've probably heard that said, I mean, hundreds of... hundred times from players in games, so whatever." The two teams score off one more time this season, so we'll get to see if things calm down by then.
Jaguars punter allegedly threatened the Titans running back. A punter threatening the running back. You've got to be kidding me. The punters are the most unathletic people in football. I, I shouldn't be insulting punters. I mean, look at me. Anyway, that does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBAR 101. [swish] Luckily, I haven't seen anybody, um, try to put Christmas lights all over their car. Um, it's illegal. It'll get you in trouble, not only with Santa, but with the local police as well. If you don't believe me, well then, we'll, uh, discuss it further on Traffic School Powered by The Advocates this Friday at 8:45. Christmas lights may look great and festive on your vehicle, but it is against the law in every state to drive like that on public roads. What it says here. The only exception is for, uh, sanctioned holiday parades or other events. The reason for the ban is all about safety, of course. Driving around in a car covered in bright, flashy lights is extremely distracting to all other motorists. I mean, could you imagine we're trying to drive on snowy roadways and you see some Prius covered in just all these different colored Christmas lights. You go to take a picture, and next thing you know you're driving off the road, going into the ditch. They can also obstruct, uh, brake lights or signals. If you wanna decorate your ride, just stick with the, uh, cute little reindeer antlers, you know? Be one of those people. Or better yet, just decorate your house. Let your car be a car, [laughs] you know? Or do what you want. Doesn't really bother me either way, as long as you're-... You know, abiding by the law. Again, Traffic School powered by The Advocates, every Friday morning. Lieutenant Marvin Crane of the Idaho State Police, he'll join the Victor Wilt Show, answer any Idaho law related question that you might have. [swoosh sound] The dreadful S word from the Red Hot chili Peppers, Snow. Even though I think in that song they're singing about cocaine and not necessarily the snow that falls from the sky. Is it still, uh, pretty dark and dreary and cold outside? I bet you it is. In our studio here, we have the, uh, blackout curtains. Well, we have two blackout curtains covering the big window. The ones that, uh, I donated a few years back. Might have just- actually just been last year. Uh, then we have the Point North flag that is hanging up, covering the window behind me. And the windows are always, uh, shut in here. So yeah, I never get the chance to really look outside. I'll just go to the lobby, which is right outside this studio and
just stare outside if I really wanted to. But, uh, I already know it's gonna be snowy out there. There's been a lot of people asking, "Where's the snow?" As of late. Like, do you want it here? Like... There's, there's always that question, and then there's always, "How are the roads?" That popped up, um, as of last night. I was at my girlfriend's parent's place last night, which is out in the middle of nowhere. Starts to snow a little bit and I drove extra, extra carefully. I started seeing the snail trails on this- on the road there. Got a little, uh, got a little worried.
I don't know, because n- driving in the snow now petrifies me only because of that one time I get in a- got in an accident last winter,
and now I'm just terrified to drive out in the snow. I got my snow tires on. I believe they're good. I hate when you try to make a stop and your car won't stop, so you gotta pump the breaks, you gotta do that scary thing, you know? It sucks. Ugh. Anyway, yeah, the weather's, uh, extra terrible outside. Be extra cautious. You know, we've teamed up with the Idaho Office of Highway Safety because we, we care about you getting to where you need to go safely. Let's do some Atreyu right now, it's dead on KBAR 101. [swoosh] You still have a little bit of time left to go vote. I believe the polling places have been open since 8:00 AM this morning, will continue to be open till 8:00 PM tonight, so make sure to vote in your local election. I was laughing at this, uh, one post, speaking of, uh, how crazy Facebook has been as of late with people just spouting off their political nonsense. Um, there was one person that went on this whole tirade in the Life In Idaho Falls Facebook group that I thought was just a little over dramatic, uh, to say the least. Um, talking about like, evil forces and stuff like that. And this person went on to endorse his favorite candidate, which... You vote for who you wanna vote for, and that's about it. You just m- just make sure to go vote, all right? That's all I have to say. I hate going- getting political on this show, but yeah, make sure to, to vote. Cast your vote. That's about it. That's all you gotta, all you gotta do. You did your part. Get your little I voted sticker and be happy that you, uh, you did, you did your civic duty. Is that what, is that what they say? I don't know. Go vote. [swoosh] You know what's crazy? You see a story like this and then you wonder, "Oh, he's just now experiencing some pain." Oh, come on. The article that I had pulled up to read, it had all of a sudden just like this pop-up ad, and I couldn't skip it for another minute. I had to stare at the pop-up ad for another minute. Okay, so I refreshed the page. It's finally gone. Yeah. This, this man had a working cigarette lighter in his stomach for 30 years. He's now 67 years old. It all starts over in China when he started to feel the, uh, the stomach pain. And I'm just thinking like after 30 years, that's when you finally feel something wrong and then you take yourself to the hospital, like the pain is so bad that you just say, "You know what? Time for me to get some emergency care." The doctors, they run some scans, they find a, uh, foreign object in his belly, but had trouble figuring out what it was. They performed an emergency procedure, had trouble getting it out because of that smooth, slippery exterior. When the guy was, uh, shown images of the object's shape, he figured it out when he was, when he was out drinking, he swallowed a plastic lighter on a dare back when he was, you know, probably like 37 or younger. He assumed it passed through his system but apparently not [laughs]. According to reports, doctors were eventually able to remove it during an, an endoscopy. Endoscopy, is that how you say it? But they had to wrap something around it first almost to, I mean, to make it less slippery, obviously. This is part of the story as well, it gets wacky because once it was removed, doctors, uh, saw that it had been corroded by stomach acid, but it still had the gas inside and it still worked. Do you think that guy's gonna put it like on his mantle? He's gonna like make it like some sort of crazy like talking piece in his house. He puts it right above the fireplace. Someone's like, "What, what is that weird looking contraption?" "Oh, that's the, uh, the lighter that was inside me for the past, I don't know, 30 years." Could you imagine? [swoosh] Well, I'm gonna try my wo- I'm gonna try my best to work my way around this here. A New Hampshire woman will be going to jail after she was convicted on charges of putting the, uh, the P in produce. If you catch my drift. Kelly Tedford, she was seen, um, well, going number one on supermarket shelves and all over, also all over a Marriott Hotel. Authorities believe she pulled the stunts to make bank on her, uh, OnlyFans where she charged $15 a month to deliver entertainment. All right [laughs]. One of the clips shows her... Uh, I don't even wanna talk about this. One of the clips, you know, has her doing the thing on new garments in a clothing store changing room. Yeah, yeah. Sentenced in pee spree. That does it for today's What the Headline-Right here on K-Bear 101. [whoosh] I saw some, uh, well, I saw two shows, the same tour. Two shows get announced earlier today. The Amity Affliction on a co-headlining tour with August Burns Red, with Boundaries opening up for them. And also, Heaven's Gate as well. Well, what a stacked lineup that is.
I mean, you gotta think, August Burns Red, I saw them when they were at The Complex, um, back in December of 2023, I think? Might've been 2023.
Or was it November? I don't know. I think it was, it was the tail end of 2023. It was August Burns Red, Brand of Sacrifice, Spite, and Crystal Lake. What a crazy lineup that was. But now you have August Burns Red, The Amity Affliction, Boundaries, and Heaven's Gate making a stop at the Revolution Concert House in Boise on April 29th. And then on May 1st, they're gonna be at the Union Event Center, I believe. You might have to check my, uh,
check the post on the concert calendar at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar for the exact date, the exact correct date and venue for that one. Looking forward to 2026. That's all I can say. August Burns Red, The Amity Affliction with Boundaries and Heaven's Gate. Check out that concert calendar. It's always available to you at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. [whoosh] Now, I saw the news that there's going to be a, a YouTube rewind. Not a rewind, I'm sorry. I'm thinking of the wrong thing. A YouTube, uh, recap. Kind of like your, uh, the, the Wrapped. That's what it's called, Wrapped. You know how Spotify, they have their Wrapped every year? Tells you, like, the top five, uh, favorite artists of yours that you listen to for the most part. Which I don't necessarily listen to a whole lot of music outside of here, just because I'm so used to listening to music here. I'm used to listening to the latest releases and everything. Very rarely do I go to my car and listen to even more music that I've already heard all day. Usually, I just listen to old Howard Stern shows, or I'll go listen to, uh, The Woody Show On Demand, or a different radio show, or something like that to sort of hear how I can sound better, you know? Compare myself to others out there. And yeah, I, for the most part, just listen to old, old, old Howard Stern shows from way back in the day, which is not necessarily the thing that I should be doing. But it, it just happens. And so, YouTube is going to be doing this, uh, Wrapped thing as well, showing you your, like, your top five favorite channels and everything. It feels like pretty soon every platform's gonna be doing it. Twitch has already done it. Um, they gave me mine for this year. I t-texted it to my friend, Andy.
Showed him how much I've watched him. Which is kinda creepy, right? You watched somebody in a livestream for a long, long time. You spent over 600 hours watching Andy play video games. Which is funny, 'cause if you explained that to somebody back in, like, the 1980s, that you watched somebody play video games for hours upon hours, they'd be like, "What's wrong with you? Why would you do such a thing?"
It's a normal thing to do. It's a normal thing to do nowadays. That's why there's a lot of people out there that are like, "Wait, you just sit there and watch people on Twitch? You watch people, like, talk to the camera or play a video game?" Yeah. It's what happens, you know? But, uh, yeah. Looking forward to see how, how ... I'm, I'm looking forward to see how my Spotify Wrapped looks and how my YouTube Wrapped will apparently look. It's probably gonna be a bunch of just these weird no-named YouTube channels that have been secretly uploading old Howard Stern clips. Then they get taken down and they start a new channel. And then you just ... Yeah. The, the, the process goes on. [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 Brendon 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.